Biographical cyclopedia of Vanderburgh County, Indiana (1897)

Thos N. Beidelman

Thos N. Beidelman is listed in Biographical cyclopedia of Vanderburgh County, Indiana (1897) (1897) as biography. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.

Biography, 1897

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Full name: Thos N. Beidelman
Born in: Mt
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Thomas Beidelman, "Prominent citizen and real estate dealer of Evansville, was born in Mt. Carmel, Illinois, July 15, 1850. His elementary education was obtained in the common schools of southern Illinois. George Beidelman (father) was a native of Pennsylvania, but moved to Illinois at an early clay, and was engaged as a carpenter and cabinet-maker.

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Biographical cyclopedia of Vanderburgh County, Indiana (1897), page 184. View the original at the Internet Archive (item biographicalcycl00evan).

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