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Additional BEIDELMAN Surnames in NAPERVILLE Cemetery
BEIDELMAN, John A.BEIDELMAN, Dwayne B.BEIDELMAN, Marguerite M.BEIDELMAN, Caroyl M.BEIDELMAN, Owen H. "Dutch"BEIDELMAN, Virginia L. "Ginny"BEIDELMAN, Jeanne S.BEIDELMAN, A. H.BEIDELMAN, Alvin Jr.BEIDELMAN, CharlotteBEIDELMAN, Jennings ClydeBEIDELMAN, Nellie A.BEIDELMAN, Sylvester G.BEIDELMAN, Louise E.BEIDELMAN, Arthur RobertBEIDELMAN, EdwidgeYUNDT BEIDELMAN, EdwidgeBEIDELMAN, Wilbur D.BEIDELMAN, Lt. Harold E.BEIDELMAN, LovernaBEIDELMAN, Roy E.BEIDELMAN, ViolaBEIDELMAN, Omer E.BEIDELMAN, Justina C.BEIDELMAN, Albert C.BEIDELMAN, Mamie E.BEIDELMAN, Newton A.BEIDELMAN, Irwin R.BEIDELMAN, Lulu I.BEIDELMAN, Emma E.BEIDELMAN, May BelleBEIDELMAN, Alexander E.BEIDELMAN, William HaroldBEIDELMAN, Ada GraceBEIDELMAN, AltaBEIDELMAN, WillabelleBEIDELMAN, MabelBEIDELMAN, Clarence L.BEIDELMAN, NellieBEIDELMAN, Ella B.BEIDELMAN, Urias B,BEIDELMAN, Eliza B.BEIDELMAN, WilliamBEIDELMAN, Benjamin L.
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Submitted: 4/5/09 • Approved: 4/5/09 • Last Updated: 3/31/18 • R27865-G27862-S3
Family monument:
IN HOPE OF ETERNAL LIFE
BEIDELMAN
Note: There is a Masonic square-and-compass symbol on the family monument.
Individual marker (on the left):
BEIDELMAN
SYLVESTER G.
JULY 15, 1849
MAR. 1, 1916
Father
LOUISE E.
OCT. 7, 1851
DEC. 25, 1930
Mother
Note: There are 2 symbols on the stone. The first is a 3-lined chain with the initials F. L. T. (Friendship - Love-Truth) above it, signifying membership in the Oddfellows. The second is a crown with a cross through it. Could be Masonic or simply a symbol representing suffering followed by eternal reward.
Individual marker (on the right):
BEIDELMAN
ARTHUR ROBERT
AUG. 8, 1879
JUNE 2, 1951
Husband
EDWIDGE YUNDT
JAN. 16, 1888
APR. 4, 1941
Wife
Note: There are 2 symbols on the stone, a Masonic square-and-compass symbol and an Order of the Eastern Star symbol.
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Contributed on 4/5/09 by pasteffen99
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