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Biggs, Benjamin T. (Benjamin Thomas), 1821-1893

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Personal name headingBiggs, Benjamin T. (Benjamin Thomas), 1821-1893
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Variant(s)Biggs, B. T. (Benjamin Thomas), 1821-1893
See alsoTrustee of: Delaware College
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Associated countryUnited States
LocatedMiddletown (Del.) Pennington (N.J.) Middletown (Conn.) Washington (D.C.)
Birth date1821-10-01
Death date1893-12-25
Place of birthMiddletown (Del.)
Summit Bridge (Del.)
Place of deathMiddletown (Del.)
Field of activityagriculture education political science railroads peaches
politics
AffiliationNew Jersey Conference Seminary Wesleyan University (Middletown, Conn.) Democratic Party (U.S.) Delaware Railroad Company Delaware College
United States. Congress. House
Queen Anne's & Kent Railroad
Profession or occupationfarmers teachers legislators chief executive officers
governors
Found inEducational fund : remarks of Hon. B.T. Biggs, of Delaware, and Hon. A.T. McIntyre, of Georgia, delivered in the House of Representatives, Feb. 2, 1872, 1872
Am. biog. archive: II, fiche 47, no. 180 (Biggs, Benjamin Thomas; born 1 October 1821 near Summit Bridge, Del.; congressman from Delaware in U.S. House of Representatives, 1869-1873; governor of Delaware, 1887-1891; died 25 December 1893 in Middletown, Del.)
OCLC WorldCat, 15 June 2007 (heading: Biggs, Benjamin T.; Biggs, Benjamin T., 1821-1893; usage: Benjamin T. Biggs; B.T. Biggs)
Delaware gazette and state journal, December 28, 1893, viewed via Chronicling America, March 27, 2024 (Benjamin T. Biggs; went to New Jersey Conference Seminary in Pennington (N.J.); taught for two years; completed a term at Wesleyan University (Middletown, Conn.); came back to Delaware to farm peaches; Democrat; president of the Queen Anne's & Kent Railroad and a director of the Delaware Railroad Company; trustee of Delaware College; advocate for co-education)
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