About Beauregard Moseley
Lived 1868 – 1919 (aged 50–51). Beauregard Moseley was an American politician.
Beauregard Fitzhugh Moseley (1868 - December 1, 1919) was an African-American lawyer, mayor, community leader, baseball team co-founder and executive in Chicago. He and Robert R. Jackson founded the Leland Giants.
He was born 1868 in Lincolnton, Georgia where he also received a basic education. He was survived by his wife Carrie Moseley and a daughter who were both present when he passed.
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Who was Beauregard Moseley?
American politician
When was Beauregard Moseley born?
Beauregard Moseley was born in 1868 in Lincolnton.
When did Beauregard Moseley die?
Beauregard Moseley died on 1 December 1919.
What was Beauregard Moseley's occupation?
Beauregard Moseley was a politician.
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Beauregard Moseley was American.
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