About A.T. Bigelow
Lived 1841 – 1923 (aged 81–82). A.T. Bigelow was an American chess player.
Dr. Alexander Thompson Bigelow (born 1841; died 1923) was an American chess master.
Bigelow was the City Champion of Saint Paul, Minnesota in 1901. He played several times in the U.S. Open Chess Championship; tied for 9-10th in Excelsior, Minnesota, in 1901, took 8th at Excelsior 1902, tied for 9-10th at Chicago 1903, took 10th at Excelsior 1905, took 14th at Excelsior 1907, and took 4th at Excelsior 1908 (elim.).
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Who was A.T. Bigelow?
American chess player
When was A.T. Bigelow born?
A.T. Bigelow was born in 1841.
When did A.T. Bigelow die?
A.T. Bigelow died in 1923.
What was A.T. Bigelow's occupation?
A.T. Bigelow was a chess player.
What nationality was A.T. Bigelow?
A.T. Bigelow was American.
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