Christian Aldinger, the second son of the Aldinger family to come to America, was the son of Matthias Aldinger and a brother of Christopher Aldinger, who came to America in 1817, was born April 28, 1787 in Fellbach, Germany. Both brothers started for America at the same time. Christian with his family emigrated to England, where he resided one year, two of his children dying there. In 1818 he came to America and settled in Lancaster County, Pa., near Elizabethtown, where he died as a result of an accident, while hauling lumber, May 2, 1847, aged sixty years and four days. His wife, Josephine Eckinger, was born April 10, 1786, in Fellbach, Germany, and died September 11, 1872, aged eighty-six years. They had 13 children. Eleven grew to man and womanhood.
Christian Aldinger, the second son of the Aldinger family to come to America, was the son of Matthias Aldinger and a brother of Christopher Aldinger, who came to America in 1817, was born April 28, 1787 in Fellbach, Germany. Both brothers started for America at the same time. Christian with his family emigrated to England, where he resided one year, two of his children dying there. In 1818 he came to America and settled in Lancaster County, Pa., near Elizabethtown, where he died as a result of an accident, while hauling lumber, May 2, 1847, aged sixty years and four days. His wife, Josephine Eckinger, was born April 10, 1786, in Fellbach, Germany, and died September 11, 1872, aged eighty-six years. They had 13 children. Eleven grew to man and womanhood.
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