Lillian Linson was born on 10 October 1887. Parents: Marshall Linson and Ida Cramer.

Lillie Linson was born in March 1894 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. She died on 10 May 1895. Notes from the source of this information state Lillie "lived for ten months," but if the birth/death dates are correct, it is fourteen months. Parents: Melvin Addison Linson and Mary Melvina Donnelly.

Linda Kay Linson (private). Parents: Kephart Leroy Linson and Janet Ebel.

Lizzie Linson was born about 1818 in Coshocton County, Ohio. Parents: William Tomlinson and Martha Mockbee.

Spouse: Mike Cramer. Lizzie Linson and Mike Cramer were married about 1838 in Ohio. Children were: John Cramer, Beedle Cramer, Denton Cramer, Dora Cramer.

Lizzie May Linson was born on 25 November 1905 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. She died on 11 September 1975. Parents: David C. Linson and Linnie Davis.

Lloyd E. Linson was born on 2 February 1885. He died in 1952. Parents: Marshall Linson and Ida Cramer.

Lorie E. Linson was born in December 1885 in Indiana. Parents: Martin Van Buren Linson and Emeline Crawford.

Luann Linson (private). Parents: Robert Edward Linson and Nancy Sue Hughes.

Spouse: Michael Coldwell.

Lucretia Linson (private). Parents: William Trulin Linson and Clara Grace Knudson.

Lula Belle Linson (private). Parents: Chester Linson and Florence .

Lyman Linson was born on 24 November 1884 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. He died on 11 April 1885 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. Parents: William Thomas Linson and Sarah Johanna (Jose) Billiter.

Maggie Linson was born on 24 August 1874 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. She lived in Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana in 1938. She lived in North Dakota. During the first years of their marriage they lived in different cities where John's work took them, and then they filed on a land claim in North Dakota, where they remained for several years. Maggie lived in Salem, Marion County, Oregon. After leaving North Dakota, Maggie and John moved to Oregon. Parents: William Thomas Linson and Sarah Johanna (Jose) Billiter.

Spouse: John Gelfus. Maggie Linson and John Gelfus were married. Children were: Max Gelfus, Dorothy Gelfus, Johanna Gelfus.

Maribeth Linson (private). Parents: Dean Taylor Linson and Betty Price.

Marjorie Linson was born about 1921. Parents: Clinton Linson and Mable Catherine Wilson.

Mark Joseph Linson (private). Parents: Don Allen Linson and Joyce Carol Gierisch.

Marlene Linson (private). Parents: Raymond Oliver Linson and Anna Luale Cox.

Marlene Linson (private). Parents: Wayne J. Linson and Annette Maggioli.

Marsha Lee Linson (private). Parents: Ronald L. Linson and Virginia Humbert.

Marshall Linson was buried in 1836 in Friendship Cemetery, Liberty Township, Knox County, Ohio. He was born on 17 May 1860 in Indiana. He died in 1936. Parents: John Linson and Sarah Marshall.

Spouse: Ida Cramer. Ida Cramer and Marshall Linson were married in March 1884 in Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio. Marshall & Ida, in addition to being husband and wife, were also first cousins once removed. Children were: Lloyd E. Linson, Lillian Linson, John Denton Dale Linson, Fred T. Linson, Mary Ellen Linson, W. DeLon Linson, Dorothy Linson.

Martha Linson was born about 1826 in Coshocton County, Ohio. Parents: William Tomlinson and Martha Mockbee.

Spouse: Arni Butler.

Martha Jane Linson was born on 12 January 1852 in Mount Healthy, Bartholomew County, Indiana. Before 1935 she was a boarding house operator in New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana. She died on 14 November 1935 in New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana. The cause of death was listed as "Pectoria." Martha was buried after 14 November 1935 in Fairview Cemetery, New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana. No information has been found to indicate the reason for it, but she reportedly raised her grandson Lester McAllister. Parents: Rev. William Alexander Linson and Amelia Catherine (Millie) Fitch.

Spouse: Charles T. Kitzsmiller. Martha Jane Linson and Charles T. Kitzsmiller were married on 27 November 1870 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. Children were: Ella G. Kitzsmiller, Carrie Kitzsmiller.

Spouse: Calmer Bradford. Martha Jane Linson and Calmer Bradford were married on 10 November 1881 in Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. Children were: Nellie Blanche Bradford, Walter Bradford, Harry E. Bradford, Otto Bradford.

Martin Van Buren Linson was born on 17 March 1838 in Coshocton County, Ohio. He died on 30 June 1915 in Howard County, Indiana. Parents: William Tomlinson and Emilia Coyle.

Spouse: Emeline Crawford. Emeline Crawford and Martin Van Buren Linson were married about 1865. Children were: Albert Linson, Oscar F. Linson, Belle Linson, Dellia Linson, Jerome Linson, Rhoda A. Linson, Lorie E. Linson.

Dr. Marvin Garfield Linson PhD was born on 20 August 1918 in Stanley, Mountrail County, North Dakota. He graduated about 1935 in Stanley High School, Stanley, Mountrail County, North Dakota. He was an outstanding athlete, excelling in football, basketball, and track, resulting in his being awarded an athletic scholarship to the University of Nevada. Between 1942 and 1944 he was a teacher of Vocational Agriculture in Beach, Golden Valley County, North Dakota. He also was a basketball, football and baseball coach. Between 1942 and 1944 Marvin was a teacher of Vocational Agriculture in Stanley, Mountrail County, North Dakota. He also was a basketball, football and baseball coach. He received a Agricultural Education (BS) degree in 1942 in University of Nevada. He was a member of the Sigma Phi Sigma fraternity. He served in the military during World War II in the United States Navy from 1944 to 1946. He was assigned as a Communications Officer on the "USS 1023," whose mission was to search for German submarines off the East Coast of the United States. After 1946 Marvin was a teacher, principal and coach in Eli, Cherry County, Nebraska. After 1947 he was an Agriculture Instructor in Fort Morgan, Morgan County, Colorado. When not teaching, he enjoyed refereeing football and basketball. He received a an unknown major (MS) degree after 1948 in Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado. In 1953 Marvin was an Assistant Supervisor for vocational Agricultural Education for the State Board of Education in Denver, Denver County, Colorado. He was advanced to Supervisor two years later. He lived in Denver, Denver County, Colorado in 1953. He received a an unknown major (PhD) degree in 1964 in Ohio State University, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. In 1966 Marvin was a State Director of Vocational Education in Denver, Denver County, Colorado. He was ill with heart attack in 1973. The responsibilities of his job at the time were so great, that it is said to have caused his heart attack. After 1973 he was a member of the graduate staff of the vocational Education Department at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado. He joined the staff following his recovery from a heart attack. Marvin retired in 1984. He retired from state service after 35 years with the State of Colorado, and forty years in Education. As a small boy and well through his school days, Marvin worked after school and during the summer to earn money. Most of his time was spent herding sheep in North Dakota. Parents: Melvin Garfield Linson and Verle Turner.

Spouse: Della Olaechea. Della Olaechea and Dr. Marvin Garfield Linson PhD were married on 16 October 1940 in Reno, Washoe County, Nevada. Children were: Jacqueline Adele Linson.

Mary Linson was born in 1867 in Howard County, Indiana. Parents: Thomas J. Linson and Elizabeth Cooley.

Mary Elizabeth Linson was born on 23 February 1841 in Coshocton County, Ohio. She died about 1856 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. Cause of death was reported to be Typhoid Fever. Parents: Rev. William Alexander Linson and Amelia Catherine (Millie) Fitch.

Mary Elizabeth Linson was born on 28 February 1876 in Mount Healthy, Bartholomew County, Indiana. She graduated in 1896 in Columbus High School, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. She was educated at Hope Normal College after 1896 in Indiana University Extension School, Winona Lake, Kosciusko County, Indiana. Mary was educated after 1896 in University of Oregon, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. After 1896 she was a school teacher in Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. After 1896 she was a school teacher in Pierce County, North Dakota. After 1896 Mary was a school teacher in Salem, Marion County, Oregon. She was ill with migraine headaches before February 1929. She is said to have suffered from migraines most of her life. She was ill with diabetes before February 1929. Mary died in February 1929 in Salem, Marion County, Oregon. She reportedly had diabetes, and this was the cause of her death. When she died, she had been in a diabetic coma for two weeks. She was buried about February 1929 in City View Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon. She was described as a very pretty girl, with auburn colored curly hair, very fair skin, and blue eyes.. She was tall and slender when she was a girl, while in later life she became heavier, weighing as much as 175 pounds. Molly was always active in church work, and had taught Sunday School classes in nearly every town where she lived, and was superintendent of a Sunday School for a number of years in Salem, Oregon. She raised her children as she had been raised, to go to church and Sunday School. Her children never strayed from their mother's Christian teachings, as her son became a minister and her daughter a home missionary. Parents: Sylvester Hamline Linson and Ella Rachel Hughes.

Spouse: Harry Wilson. Mary Elizabeth Linson and Harry Wilson were married in July 1905 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois. Children were: Rev. David Hamline Wilson, Margaret Marcella Wilson.

Mary Ellen Linson was born on 26 August 1896. Parents: Marshall Linson and Ida Cramer.

Mary Ellen Linson (private). Parents: Michael Stephen McCrory.

Mary Elma Linson was born on 20 August 1911. She graduated about 1930 in Columbus High School, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. Parents: Sylvester Hamline Linson and Elma Mae Earls.

Spouse: Marion Estol Dickey. Mary Elma Linson and Marion Estol Dickey were married about 1930 in Bartholomew County, Indiana.

Mattie E. Linson was born on 26 July 1882 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. She died on 29 November 1962. She was buried after 29 November 1962 in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. Mattie was a member of the United Bretheren church nearly all her life. Parents: Melvin Addison Linson and Mary Melvina Donnelly.

Spouse: Henry W. Coles. Mattie E. Linson and Henry W. Coles were married on 12 April 1903 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. Children were: Glenn Coles, Melvin Cleon Coles, Clyde C. Coles, Lorene Coles.

Melinda A. Linson (private). Parents: Herman Allen Linson and Florence Jean Kolinsky.

Melvin Linson was born on 24 January 1881 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. He lived in North Dakota about 1892. Melvin moved to North Dakota when he was quite young, but specific date is unknown. In 1938 he was a successful farmer in Marion County, Indiana. His farm was located near Indianapolis. Melvin lived in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana in 1938. Parents: William Thomas Linson and Sarah Johanna (Jose) Billiter.

Spouse: Freida Haspil. Freida Haspil and Melvin Linson were married. Children were: Elizabeth Linson, John Linson, Linson.

Spouse: . Melvin Linson was married on 19 January 1932 in Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana.

Melvin Addison Linson was born on 15 June 1847 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. Before 1932 he was a farmer. Before 1932 he was a United Bretheren minister. Melvin is said to have been a minister in the United Bretheren Indiana conference. Melvin was ill with cancer before 1932 in Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. He is said to have had cancer at the time of his death. He died on 16 January 1932 in Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. He is reported to have died of cancer at his farm two miles north of Columbus. He was buried after 16 January 1932 in Asbury Chapel United Bretheran Church Cemetery, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. Parents: Rev. William Alexander Linson and Amelia Catherine (Millie) Fitch.

Spouse: Mary Melvina Donnelly. Mary Melvina Donnelly and Melvin Addison Linson were married on 30 November 1873 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. Children were: John Linson, Jennie C. Linson, Elizabeth B. Linson, David C. Linson, Linson, Linson, Mattie E. Linson, William Albert Linson, Hiram Porter Linson, Sylvester Hamline Linson, Clyde Linson, Claude Linson, Lillie Linson, Dailey D. Linson, Paul O. Linson.

Melvin Garfield Linson was born on 10 December 1880 in Mount Healthy, Bartholomew County, Indiana. He owned an unknown amount of land from 1901 to 1921 in Stanley, Mountrail County, North Dakota. When he was about 21 years of age, he went to North Dakota and filed a claim on government land under the Homestead Act. He lived on this land for twenty years. In 1922 he was an operator of a harness repair shop in Stanley, Mountrail County, North Dakota. With children grown, Gar and Verle moved into the town of Stanley, where Gar opened a harness and shoe repair shop. When horses were no longer used in farming, he continued with the shoe repair and also made canvases for binders and combines. Melvin died on 1 February 1958 in Minot, Ward County, North Dakota. He was buried after 5 February 1958 in Stanley Cemetery, Stanley, Mountrail County, North Dakota. He was educated in Central Normal College, Danville, Hendricks County, Indiana. Melvin was educated in Columbus High School, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. He was named after his father's brother, Melvin. Melvin was the only son in the family to reach adulthood. Parents: Sylvester Hamline Linson and Ella Rachel Hughes.

Spouse: Verle Turner. Verle Turner and Melvin Garfield Linson were married on 23 April 1909 in Belden, Mountrail County, North Dakota. Verle and Melvin were friends since childhood, and Verle's brother Ed Turner was one of Melvin's best friends. Children were: Verbe Frances Linson, Linson, Linson, Verne Lyman Linson, Dr. Marvin Garfield Linson PhD, Jane Dean Linson, Ellen Maxine Linson.

Michael Allen Linson (private). Parents: Herman Allen Linson and Florence Jean Kolinsky.

Spouse: Tonette Jean Sheets. Children were: Michele Nicole Linson.

Michele Nicole Linson (private). Parents: Michael Allen Linson and Tonette Jean Sheets.

Michelle Linson (private). Parents: Richard Linson and Linda Lee.

Michelle Linson (private). Parents: Michael Stephen McCrory.

Myrtle Melvina Linson was born on 7 April 1911 in Marion County, Indiana. She was educated from 1925 to 1929 in Manual Training High School, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. About 1925 she was a messenger girl at Pettis Dry Goods Store in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. She earned a salary of $1.00 per day. About 1929 Myrtle was a piece worker at the American Art Clay Company in Speedway, Marion County, Indiana. Between 1929 and 1933 she was a hose inspector at Real Silk Hosiery Mills. She was educated after 1929 in Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Myrtle lived in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona in 1947. She died on 13 July 1995 in Sedona, Coconino County, Arizona. She was member of University Heights United Brethren Church. She was the youngest member ever to serve on the board. She came close to death after an emergency Caesarian section during the birth of her third daughter on Mar 16 1937. The baby lived only six hours. Parents: William Albert Linson and Anna Charlotte Karstedt.

Spouse: Albert F. Browne. Myrtle Melvina Linson and Albert F. Browne were married on 4 November 1933 in Dunkirk, Allen County, Indiana. Children were: Barbara Ann Browne, Rae Evelyn Browne, Alice Dawn Browne.

Nadine Dortha Linson (private). Parents: Irving Sylvester Linson and Elsimo Augerbright.

Spouse: Harold Wilke. Children were: Irving Wilke, Kelly Wilke, Claudia Wilke, Curtis Wilke.

Nellie Linson was born about 1899. Parents: William Oscar Linson and Lula A. Heaton.

Oscar F. Linson was born in 1868 in Monroe County, Indiana. Oscar is the author of several letters written to Grace Linson Miller at the time she was researching the genealogy of John Loch. Some of the early history of the family comes from those letters. Parents: Martin Van Buren Linson and Emeline Crawford.

Spouse: Clara M. Wikle. Clara M. Wikle and Oscar F. Linson were married on 14 August 1890 in Clinton County, Indiana.

Patricia Linson (private). Parents: Verne Lyman Linson and Lillian Borg.

Spouse: Paul Toppness. Children were: Debra Delynn Toppness.

Spouse: Pete Messenger. Children were: Teresa Jo Messenger, Christina Louise Messenger.

Spouse: Richard McCampbell.

Spouse: William Porter Logan.

Paul O. Linson was born on 14 December 1899 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. He graduated about 1918 in Columbus High School, Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. He owned a restaurant with his wife in 1938 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Paul lived in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana in 1938. He died on 8 December 1980 in Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. He was buried after 8 December 1980 in Washington Park East, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana. Parents: Melvin Addison Linson and Mary Melvina Donnelly.

Spouse: Mary Glenne Wheat. Mary Glenne Wheat and Paul O. Linson were married on 16 December 1928.

Peggy Lee Linson (private). Parents: John William Linson and Dorothy Meek.

Penny Lee Linson (private). Parents: John William Linson and Dorothy Meek.

Philip Connor Linson (private). Parents: Dr. John Carmen Linson MD and Kay Gilbert.

Ray Clinton Linson was born on 7 October 1919 in Harlem, Blaine County, Montana. Parents: Clinton Linson and Mable Catherine Wilson.

Spouse: Glenna Hengerer. Glenna Hengerer and Ray Clinton Linson were married on 9 January 1943 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California. Children were: Ardis Claire Linson, David Allen Linson.

Ray Howard Linson was born on 14 April 1913 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. He graduated about 1930 in Manual Training High School, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. He was educated after 1930 in Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. He injured his knee there playing varsity football. Ray graduated in 1937 in Ball State University, Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana. He played varsity baseball and ran varsity track, and was a member of the Triangle Fraternity. Between 1937 and 1979 he was an Industrial Arts teacher in Southport High School, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Ray was a teacher at Southport High for forty-two years, from his college graduation in 1937 until his death in 1979. He was also baseball coach for seventeen of those years. Between 1942 and 1970 he was a Field Director of the Junior Baseball Program for the City Department of Parks & Recreation in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. He did this during the summers when he was not teaching. He received a 25 year service award from the City of Indianapolis in 1967 during an Indianapolis Indians game at Bush Stadium. Ray was member of the University Heights Evangelical United Bretheren Church before 1961 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. He was Baptist about 1971 in Southport Baptist Church, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Ray was an active member here as a teacher, deacon, and board member until his death. He died on 8 February 1979 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. He died at Community Hospital during surgery for a ruptured aorta. Ray was buried on 15 February 1979 in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana. The cemetery is located on State Route 135 South. Ray was "a stout Christian man" who lived his faith. He adhered to principles of honesty, truth and integrity. He was relaxed and easy going, except for a quick temper when pushed over his limit. He had a great love for his wife and children. Parents: William Albert Linson and Anna Charlotte Karstedt.

Spouse: Mary Roseanna Newcombe. Mary Roseanna Newcombe and Ray Howard Linson were married on 27 October 1949 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Children were: Thomas Edward Linson, Tammy Lee Linson.

Spouse: Mary Hannah Lewis. Mary Hannah Lewis and Ray Howard Linson were married in November 1940 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Ray and Mary met while at Ball State. Children were: William Arthur Linson, Karen Louise Linson, Jeffery Louis Linson.

Raymond Linson (private). Parents: William Linson and Gloria Hemmingbrough.