10 Facts About Henry Linderman

Henry Richard Linderman was an American financier and superintendent of the US Mint.

Henry Linderman was the nephew of US Senator Richard Brodhead.

Jacob von Henry Linderman was a younger son of a line physicians and lawyers from Saxony who occasionally served as counselors to the Electors of Saxony.

Henry Linderman emigrated during the chaos of the War of the Austrian Succession and settled near Kingston, New York in 1750.

Henry Linderman was born in Lehman, Pennsylvania on December 25,1825.

Henry Linderman studied medicine, first under his father, then completing a Doctor of Medicine from University of the City of New York in 1846.

Henry Linderman resigned this office during 1864, and entered business as a stockbroker.

Henry Linderman was director of the mint from 1866 to 1869.

Henry Linderman published Money and Legal Tender in the United States.

Henry Linderman died on January 27,1879, in Washington, DC.