HINDERLITER, Lynn, née Goulding (1937-2009)
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Paul Theroff
Jun 11, 2026, 10:21:27 AM (yesterday) Jun 11
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Since she was listed as living in the 2011 Debrett's but gone by the 2019 edition, I don't know whether her death date has been recorded:
"Lynn Felice Hinderliter (nee Lynn Felice Goulding), born March 31, 1937, in Innsbruk [sic], Austria, died Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009, at the age of 72, of cancer at McDonough District Hospital in Macomb, Ill...
"She was the child of Felice Martell-Morrison and Ossian Goulding.
"She was educated at Whispers, a private boarding school in Wadhurst, East Sussex, England. She was of an era of privileged women who had the opportunity to be presented at court, as young ladies of upper-middle-class and aristocratic families were, but who met the prospect with disinterest. A social phenomenon evolved within her post-World War II generation that changed young women's view of Britain, the class system, and their place in it. Rather than follow dying conventions around class structure and marriage, she struck out on her own to blaze a unique path. Upon graduation from Whispers, she was accepted at Oxford University but declined the position to pursue travel and adventure...
"Lynn lived in such far-flung places as Yemen, Egypt, Malaysia, Sweden, Spain, Canada, England, Scotland, Jamaica and any number of South and Central American countries, to name a few.
"Her American adventure began when, in 1969, she boarded the Queen Mary and, bringing her beloved Mini Cooper S and Yorkshire Terrier, set sail for New York City. Upon arrival, she promptly drove to Ecuador, before the construction of the Pan-Am highway, exploring South and Central America. In 1970, in Tequcigalpa, Honduras, she met and married the love of her life, then Army Captain Clay Hinderliter. Their children were subsequently born in Panama. They later moved to California and then eventually to the area of Clay's origins in west-central Illinois...
"She is survived by her husband, Colonel Clay Hinderliter; son, Justin Hinderliter; daughter, Valerie Tyler; daughter-in-law, Cynthia Hinderliter; grandchildren, Lucas and Rosalyn Hinderliter, Drew and Brenna Clark and Skye Tyler; brother, George Goulding; and sisters, Carola Geddes da Filacaia and Sarah de Senarclens.
"She is to be cremated. A memorial service will be held pending announcement..."
Published by Peoria Journal Star on Sep. 27, 2009.
Sir William Lingard Amphlett GOULDING, 2nd Bt. (4 Oct 1883-20 Jun 1935); m.20 Jun 1908 Nesta Violet Wright (d.7 Dec 1968), gdau of Sir Croker Barrington, 4th Bt.
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Ossian (1 Jan 1913-2001); m.1st 9 Jul 1936 (div 1943) Felice Martell Darling; m.2nd 19 Dec 1943 (div 1962) Yasuko Elizabeth Katherine Tham; m.3rd 20 Aug 1962 Margaret Angela Chadwick
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Lynn (31 Mar 1937-22 Sep 2009); m.1st 6 Jan 1958 Richard Edgeson Cathcart; m.2nd 20 Jan 1966 Ken Irwin; m.3rd 1970 Clay Allen Hinderliter
"Lynn Felice Hinderliter (nee Lynn Felice Goulding), born March 31, 1937, in Innsbruk [sic], Austria, died Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009, at the age of 72, of cancer at McDonough District Hospital in Macomb, Ill...
"She was the child of Felice Martell-Morrison and Ossian Goulding.
"She was educated at Whispers, a private boarding school in Wadhurst, East Sussex, England. She was of an era of privileged women who had the opportunity to be presented at court, as young ladies of upper-middle-class and aristocratic families were, but who met the prospect with disinterest. A social phenomenon evolved within her post-World War II generation that changed young women's view of Britain, the class system, and their place in it. Rather than follow dying conventions around class structure and marriage, she struck out on her own to blaze a unique path. Upon graduation from Whispers, she was accepted at Oxford University but declined the position to pursue travel and adventure...
"Lynn lived in such far-flung places as Yemen, Egypt, Malaysia, Sweden, Spain, Canada, England, Scotland, Jamaica and any number of South and Central American countries, to name a few.
"Her American adventure began when, in 1969, she boarded the Queen Mary and, bringing her beloved Mini Cooper S and Yorkshire Terrier, set sail for New York City. Upon arrival, she promptly drove to Ecuador, before the construction of the Pan-Am highway, exploring South and Central America. In 1970, in Tequcigalpa, Honduras, she met and married the love of her life, then Army Captain Clay Hinderliter. Their children were subsequently born in Panama. They later moved to California and then eventually to the area of Clay's origins in west-central Illinois...
"She is survived by her husband, Colonel Clay Hinderliter; son, Justin Hinderliter; daughter, Valerie Tyler; daughter-in-law, Cynthia Hinderliter; grandchildren, Lucas and Rosalyn Hinderliter, Drew and Brenna Clark and Skye Tyler; brother, George Goulding; and sisters, Carola Geddes da Filacaia and Sarah de Senarclens.
"She is to be cremated. A memorial service will be held pending announcement..."
Published by Peoria Journal Star on Sep. 27, 2009.
Sir William Lingard Amphlett GOULDING, 2nd Bt. (4 Oct 1883-20 Jun 1935); m.20 Jun 1908 Nesta Violet Wright (d.7 Dec 1968), gdau of Sir Croker Barrington, 4th Bt.
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Ossian (1 Jan 1913-2001); m.1st 9 Jul 1936 (div 1943) Felice Martell Darling; m.2nd 19 Dec 1943 (div 1962) Yasuko Elizabeth Katherine Tham; m.3rd 20 Aug 1962 Margaret Angela Chadwick
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Lynn (31 Mar 1937-22 Sep 2009); m.1st 6 Jan 1958 Richard Edgeson Cathcart; m.2nd 20 Jan 1966 Ken Irwin; m.3rd 1970 Clay Allen Hinderliter
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