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Cincinnati Society of Natural History and entered upon his
duties in December. In this position he remained
until September, 1906, and during this period he
edited the Journal of the Cincinnati Society of
Natural History, a scientific periodical published by the
society. Having severed his connection with the
Cincinnati museum, Dr. Lindahl returned to Chicago
and established a Salubrin laboratory for his
oldtime friend and schoolmate. Dr. P. Håkansson.
Dr. Lindahl was married in 1877 to Miss Sophie
Påhlman, a daughter of Major C. A. Påhlman and his
wife Sophia Påhlman. Four children were the fruit
of this union, of whom the oldest died at an early age.
Dr. Josua Lindahl was from the beginning an
active and esteemed member of the Swedish
Historical Soeiety of America and has by his death left an
empty place that will be difficult to fill.
The following resolution on the death of Dr.
Joshua Lindahl was adopted at the annual meeting
of the Society, Nov. 6, 1912:
The death of Dr. Josua Lindahl removes from our
midst a former president of our Society.
Removing to the United States at the beginning of
a promising scientific career, he gave the best years
of his mature life to the education of Swedish youth
in the New World.
In him Swedish-America has lost one of its most
sympathetic personalities, science a faithful devotee
who sought always her interests above his own, and
the Swedish Historical Society of America a sincere
friend and supporter of its aims.
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