Lindberg
also Lindbergh
Linden-mountain — a made name, to stand out.
- Origin
- Swedish
- Register
- Swedish family
The seat of Lindberg
Seat vacantChief
No one leads the Lindberg community yet. When the movement opens, you can stand for its leadership, or help elect whoever does.
Current mission
No shared goal set yet. Once Lindberg has leadership, it sets the public focus: a restoration, a gathering, a real-world project that helps its own.
The Lindberg clan is being rebuilt. Join the waiting list for the movement today, and you help decide who leads it and what it does.
Help rebuild the Lindberg clan →What does the Lindberg name mean?
An ornamental name — lind (the linden, or lime tree) plus berg (mountain): 'linden-mountain'. Not a place but a coinage, two pieces of beautiful nature welded into a surname to stand clear of the patronymics.
The history of Lindberg
Lindberg is the perfect specimen of the Swedish ornamental name: when half the country answered to Andersson or Johansson, families and soldiers took fresh surnames built from the loveliest words of the landscape — lind, the linden; berg, the mountain — and wore them to be told apart. One such family emigrated to Minnesota, and its son, with an extra h, flew the Atlantic alone: Charles Lindbergh.
Explore With Your Ancestors · Beta
Pick any year from 500 to 1945 and any place on earth — the Lindberg country, or a shore no Lindberg ever reached. The chronicler sets the scene; the deeds are yours.