Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography

Summary

Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography is a biography^[1].

Key Facts

• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography authored Alfred Nevin^[2].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's image is recorded as Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography.jpg^[3].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's instance of is recorded as biography^[4].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's publication date is recorded as +1884-00-00T00:00:00Z^[5].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's main subject is recorded as Lemuel Eldridge^[6].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's main subject is recorded as Absecon Light^[7].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's main subject is recorded as Presbyterian Church^[8].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's main subject is recorded as Mayor of Atlantic City, New Jersey^[9].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography.jpg^[10].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's published in is recorded as Encyclopaedia of the Presbyterian church in the United States of America^[11].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's title is recorded as Eldridge, Lemuel^[12].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's first line is recorded as Eldridge, Lemuel, long an elder in the Presbyterian Church, Atlantic City, New Jersey, was born January 7th, 1812, at Cape May Court House, New Jersey.^[13].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's last line is recorded as His death occurred August 22d, 1883.^[14].
• Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography's quotation or excerpt is recorded as Eldridge, Lemuel, long an elder in the Presbyterian Church, Atlantic City, New Jersey, was born January 7th, 1812, at Cape May Court House, New Jersey. At an early age he was apprenticed, for eleven years, to a bookbinder in Philadelphia, and afterwards in New York. Subsequently he became the manager, in New York city, of the largest bookbindery in the country, with which he was connected for many years. He then severed his connection with this business, and, purchasing a large farm in Chester county, Pennsylvania, lived there for a few years, removing finally to Atlantic City in 1857, which was before the Government lighthouse was built. He served twelve years as Councilman, held the Mayoralty, and filled other positions of trust, with satisfaction to his fellow-citizens and honor to himself. His business interests in Atlantic City were identified chiefly with real estate and shipping. Mr. Eldridge in his private life was universally respected, sustaining with honor all the relations of life, and living the consistent life of a Christian gentleman. His death occurred August 22d, 1883.^[15].

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Works and Contributions

Lemuel Eldridge (1812-1883) biography authored Alfred Nevin^[2].