Frederic Foster de Rham

1883–1938 (age 55)

Biography

Frederic Foster de Rham carried on the de Rham family name into the twentieth century. Born in 1883, he came of age during a time of rapid industrialization and social change in America.

He was remembered and laid to rest at Saint Philip's Church Cemetery, the same final resting place as his relative Charles de Rham. His life ended in 1938, having witnessed the transformations of his era.

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