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| − | Dr. Rev. '''John Lincoln Brandt''' (1860 – 1946) is the grandfather of [[David Berg]] and father of [[Virginia Lee Brandt]]. He is of German Jewish origin. The Brandt family moved to [[United States|America]] around 1750 and settled in Pennsylvania and Ohio. | + | [[Image:JohnLBrandt.JPG|frame|right|John Lincoln Brandt]] |
| + | Dr. Rev. '''John Lincoln Brandt''' (26 October 1860 – 1946) is the grandfather of [[David Berg]] and father of [[Virginia Lee Brandt]]. He was the son of Isaac Brandt and Elizabeth Lufbury (married 12 November 1839).<ref name="Brandt1351">Brandt, John L (1982). "{{pubs|1351|My Family Tree}}". ML#1351.</ref> He is of German Jewish origin. The Brandt family moved to [[United States|America]] around 1750 and settled in Pennsylvania and Ohio. He married Nina Lee Marquis. | ||
Brandt was a leader in the Alexander Campbell movement of the ''Disciples of Christ''. | Brandt was a leader in the Alexander Campbell movement of the ''Disciples of Christ''. | ||
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David Berg wrote of his grandfather: | David Berg wrote of his grandfather: | ||
| − | <div style="padding: 1em; margin: 10px; border: 2px dotted green;">''"I admired him greatly; he was a real hero to me. He was a truly great man who really loved the Lord and survived many vicissitudes of life. He had a great history and a great record. He built 50 churches, won thousands to the Lord, and over 400 men volunteered for the ministry under his persuasion."'' — From "''Old Age!–The Final Test''", ML #2479, Sep. 1988</div> | + | <div style="padding: 1em; margin: 10px; border: 2px dotted green;">''"I admired him greatly; he was a real hero to me. He was a truly great man who really loved the Lord and survived many vicissitudes of life. He had a great history and a great record. He built 50 churches, won thousands to the Lord, and over 400 men volunteered for the ministry under his persuasion."'' — From "''{{pubs|2479|Old Age!–The Final Test}}''", ML #2479, Sep. 1988</div> |
| + | ==Personal family== | ||
| + | John Lincoln Brandt and Nina Lee Marquis had three children: | ||
| + | *Mark<ref name="Brandt1351"/> | ||
| + | *[[Virginia Lee Brandt|Nina Virginia Lee]] | ||
| + | *John<ref name="Brandt1351"/> | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
| + | <references/> | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [http://www.mun.ca/rels/restmov/people/jbrandt.html John Lincoln Brandt] | * [http://www.mun.ca/rels/restmov/people/jbrandt.html John Lincoln Brandt] | ||
* [http://www.thefamily.org/ourfounder/tribute/trib_2.htm Information on John Lincoln Brandt by The Family International] | * [http://www.thefamily.org/ourfounder/tribute/trib_2.htm Information on John Lincoln Brandt by The Family International] | ||
| − | [[Category:Non-Members]] | + | [[Category:Non-Members|Brandt, John Lincoln]] |
Latest revision as of 23:32, 29 April 2007
John Lincoln Brandt
Dr. Rev. John Lincoln Brandt (26 October 1860 – 1946) is the grandfather of David Berg and father of Virginia Lee Brandt. He was the son of Isaac Brandt and Elizabeth Lufbury (married 12 November 1839).[1] He is of German Jewish origin. The Brandt family moved to America around 1750 and settled in Pennsylvania and Ohio. He married Nina Lee Marquis.
Brandt was a leader in the Alexander Campbell movement of the Disciples of Christ.
David Berg wrote of his grandfather:
"I admired him greatly; he was a real hero to me. He was a truly great man who really loved the Lord and survived many vicissitudes of life. He had a great history and a great record. He built 50 churches, won thousands to the Lord, and over 400 men volunteered for the ministry under his persuasion." — From "Old Age!–The Final Test", ML #2479, Sep. 1988
Personal family
John Lincoln Brandt and Nina Lee Marquis had three children:
- Mark[1]
- Nina Virginia Lee
- John[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Brandt, John L (1982). "My Family Tree". ML#1351.
