Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh

Evangeline hde ett olyckligt äktenskap beroende på hennes mentala instabilitet.

Hon dog i Parkinssons sjukdom 78 år gammal.

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Birth: May 29, 1876 Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA

Death: Sep. 7, 1954 Grosse Pointe Park, Wayne County, Michigan, USA

Evangeline Lodge Land (1876-1954) Graduate of the University of Michigan and Chemistry Teacher at Cass Technical School; Mother of Charles Augustus Lindbergh (1902-1974) the Aviator (b. May 29, 1876, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA - d. September 07, 1954, 7:00 am, 508 Lakepointe, Grosse Pointe Park, Wayne County, Michigan, USA) Evangeline was the daughter of Charles Henry Land (1847-1919), a dentist; and Evangeline Lodge (1850-?). Her siblings include: Charles H. Land (1881-?) a mechanical engineer in construction. She was a graduate of the University of Michigan and worked as a chemistry teacher at Cass Technical School in Detroit, Michigan. She married Charles August Lindbergh I (1859-1924) and had the following children: Charles Augustus Lindbergh (1902-1974) aka Charles August Lindbergh II, the aviator who married Anne Spenser Morrow (1906-2001). In 1930 she appears in the US Census living with her brother at 508 Lakepointe, Grosse Pointe Township, Wayne County, Michigan.

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Spouse: Charles Augustus Lindbergh (1859 - 1924)

Children: Charles Lindbergh (1902 - 1974)

Burial: Pine Lake Cemetery, West Bloomfield, Oakland County, Michigan, USA

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Married in March of 1901, but separated, though not legally, in 1907. C.A. refused to get a divorce for political and personal reasons (he was a congressman and he did not want to damage his relationship with his son). Evangeline and her son, Charles, traveled back and forth from California to Washington, D.C. and to Minnesota. On some of these trips, she would allow her son, then a young teenager, to do the driving. Evangeline closely followed her son's exploits through the years. She accompanied him on a barnstorming tour one summer during the 1920s. She continued to teach until 1942 and died of Parkinson's disease on September 7, 1954.

In 1930 she appears in the US Census living with her brother at 508 Lakepointe, Grosse Pointe Township, Wayne County, Michigan.