Frederick G. Eldridge

Frederick Gideon Eldridge (May 24, 1837 – July 22, 1889) was president of the Knickerbocker Trust Company in 1884.

Career When he was twenty-four years old, he went to India and became a member of the mercantile firm of Atkinson, Tilton & Co. of Calcutta, and of the Bengal Council, a governing body appointed by the governor-general of Bengal, the only American to ever held the position. She was the daughter of Massachusetts politician Samuel Griswold Goodrich, who was well known as an author under the name "Peter Parley,"

Frederick Larnac Eldridge (1860–1927), who married Elizabeth "Bettie" Barret, a daughter of William T. Barret, in 1887. After her death in 1915, he married Louisa Lee ( Andrews), Bacon, widow of painter Henry Bacon, in 1916. Marion Eldridge (1865–1939), a painter who never married. an engineer; he married Mary Judson, a daughter of Dr. Oliver Albert Judson, in 1900. They divorced in 1911 and he married Mabel Baylis, a daughter of Joseph T. Baylis. After his suicide in 1924, she married William Crane Ivison. Howard St. George Eldridge (1880–1958), who married Jessie Harris Cushing, a daughter of Waldo Emerson Cushing, in 1923. on July 21, 1889. After a funeral at Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church, he was buried in Green-Wood Cemetery. After his death, his widow married Col. Etienne St. George of the Bengal Fusiliers in 1891 before her death in 1903.