About Fannie Edgar Thomas
Lived 1870 – 1925 (aged 54–55). Fannie Edgar Thomas was an American writer.
Fannie Edgar Thomas, born 1870 in Chicago, Illinois, dead 1925, was an American author.
She wrote for three New York magazines, the Sunday World, the Recorder and the Sun, but still economic independence was hard to achieve for a self-supporting woman.
Legacy Organ Loft Whisperings, The complete writings from Paris 1893-1894 by Fannie Edgar Thomas, at the time "Church Music Correspondent to New York's Musical Courier, were compiled and edited by Agnes Armstrong.
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Who was Fannie Edgar Thomas?
American author
When was Fannie Edgar Thomas born?
Fannie Edgar Thomas was born on 22 November 1870 in Chicago.
When did Fannie Edgar Thomas die?
Fannie Edgar Thomas died in 1925.
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Fannie Edgar Thomas was a writer.
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Fannie Edgar Thomas was American.
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