Thomas Tallmadge

1876–1940 (age 64)

Architect

About Thomas Tallmadge

Thomas Tallmadge (1876–1940) lived to age 64. They were an architect. Born in Washington, D.C., they died in Arcola. They are buried at Graceland Cemetery in Illinois.

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