The following is taken from "History of Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania"
by Rhamanthus M. Stocker:

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Dr. Albert Augustus Lindabury, son of John Redding and Elmira Hall Lindabury,
was born at Clinton, N.J., January 15, 1858; was educated at Rutgers
College and Flemington School of Science, whence he received the degree of
B.S. in 1878; read medicine with Drs. W.S. Criveling and A.S. Pettinger, of
New Jersey; attended lectures at the Bellevue Hospital Medical College in
1882-83; at Baltimore Medical College in 1883-85, graduating there in the
latter year; was resident physician at Maryland General Hospital one year;
married Miss Mary McPherson of Scranton, Pa., July 15, 1885; located at
West Auburn, Susquehanna County, Pa., March 16, 1886.

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From "History of Warren County New Jersey" by George Wyckoff Cummins, Ph. D,
M. D. in 1911 (pages 303 - 305):

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              Conrad Lindenberger arrived in Philadelphia from Germany
  LINDABERRY  on the ship Two Brothers, September 15, 1752.  According
              to Dr. Chambers his children were probably:  Henry, referred
to below; Conrad, married ------ Cool; Caspar, left three children by his
wife Anna Maria ------; John, whose will was dated January 28, and proved
July 1, 1777.
  (II)  Henry Lindabury, son probably of Conrad Lindenberger, came with his
father to Philadelphia in the ship Two Brothers, and settled in Shamokin,
Northumberland county, Pennsylvania.  He married Elizabeth Denberger,
who was probably also of German origin, although there is a tradition
in the family that she was brought by her parents to this country from
the Scottish Highlands, and entering the employ of Stephen Girard, of
Philadelphia, remained there until her marriage.  Children: Conrad, born
in 1785, married Ann Tiger; Jacob, born July 8, 1788, died March 29, 1860,
married Mary Bowman; Harbert, referred to below; Ann, married Tunis Updyke;
Caspar, born March 29, 1795, died May 27, 1897, married Elizabeth H. Bird;
John, married Elizabeth Rodenbaugh; George H., born July 17, 1799, died
January 23, 1879, married Mary Hoffman; Eva, married Peter Hockenbury.
  (III)  Harbert, son of Henry and Elizabeth (Denberger) Lindabury, was
born in Shamokin, Pennsylvania, about 1789, and died in Morris county,
New Jersey, in 1874, aged eighty-four years.  Like most of his brothers and
sisters he removed from Pennsylvania and settled in German Valley.  As was
his father before him, he was a blacksmith, a Democrat and a Methodist.
He married Elizabeth Landers.  Children:  Caspar, married Fanny Tiger;
Adaline, married George Wise; Amanda, married Matthias Apgar; Hiram, married
Margaret Seals; Louisa, married John Seals; John, died in infancy; Aletta,
married Joseph Burris; Mancius S. H., married Eleanor Wilson; John Reading,
referred to below.
  (IV)  John Reading Lindabury or Lindaberry, son of Harbert and Elizabeth
(Landers) Lindabury, was born in Fairmont, Hunterdon county, New Jersey,
April 6, 1839, and is now living in Washington, Warren county, New Jersey.
He received his early education at White Hall, now Wood Glen, Hunterdon
county, and then worked at the trade of blacksmith, until August 5, 1862,
when he enlisted in Company H, Fifteenth Regiment, New Jersey Volunteer
Regiment, New Jersey Volunteer Infantry, at which time, through a spirit
of fun, he signed his name Lindaberry, which accounts for the change of
spelling the name; the son, however, spells the name Lindabury; and served
until the end of the civil war.  He then worked as a journeyman blacksmith
for four years, after which he carried on a carriage and wagon manufacturing
business until April 1, 1891, when he removed to Washington, Warren county,
New Jersey, and opened his real estate office there.  During the civil war
Mr. Lindabury was engaged in the battles of Fredericksburg, both engagements
at Mary's Heights, the battles of Salem Church, Franklin's Crossing, Virignia,
Gettysburg, Fairfield, Spottsylvania, Funkstown, Maryland, and others.  He was
slightly wounded several times, but never taken prisoner.  He is a member of
the Liberty Council, No. 15, Order of United American Mechanics; of Warren
Council, No. 16, Junior Order United American Mechanics; of Washington Camp,
No 26, Patriotic Order Sons of America, and of John F. Reynols Post, No. 66,
Grand Army of the Republic.  In all these he has held many important offices.
He is a Methodist in religion.  Mr. Lindaberry is justice of the peace,
having served seventeen years; commissioner of deeds fifteen years, also
notary public.  He does a general real estate and insurance business.
He is a stockholder in the West Jersey Telephone Company, also in the
Nevada Gold Mining Company, in Nevada.  He has been recorder of Washington
borough for the past ten years.  He married, at Cokesbury, Hunterdon county,
New Jersey, March 5, 1861, Almira, daughter of Daniel and Sarah Hall, who
was born near Stanton, Hunterdon county, New Jersey, February 22, 1843.
Her brothers and sisters are:  Margaret, Charity, Anna, Martha, Susan,
Jeremiah, Horace, Jane and Peter Hall.  Child of John Reading and Almira
(Hall) Lindabury:  Albert Augustus, referred to below.
  (V)  Dr. Albert Augustus Lindabury, only child of John Reading and Almira
(Hall) Lindabury, was born in Hunterdon county, New Jersey, January 15,
1862, and is now practicing his profession in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
After going to the public schools for a while he attended a private
school in Flemington, New Jersey, where he prepared for Kingston Seminary.
Having graduated, he went to the Baltimore Medical College and later to
the Philadelphia Medical College.  He then went abroad and spent several
years studying in London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna.  He then started in
to practice his profession in Scranton.  He married Martha Macpherson.
Child:  Mary H., married Romaine Houser, of West Pittston, Pennsylvania.

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