Priest of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, Chaplain of the Carmelite Convent.
According to an obituary (Dec 31, 1898) for his relative, Mrs. Eliza Rodewald, Rev. Edmund Didier was a descendant of Henry Didier, who settled in Baltimore in 1774. The same article recognized Rev. Didler was a well-known philanthropic priest.
According to an obituary (Dec 31, 1898) for his relative, Mrs. Eliza Rodewald, Rev. Edmund Didier was a descendant of Henry Didier, who settled in Baltimore in 1774. The same article recognized Rev. Didler was a well-known philanthropic priest.
Priest of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, Chaplain of the Carmelite Convent.
According to an obituary (Dec 31, 1898) for his relative, Mrs. Eliza Rodewald, Rev. Edmund Didier was a descendant of Henry Didier, who settled in Baltimore in 1774. The same article recognized Rev. Didler was a well-known philanthropic priest.
According to an obituary (Dec 31, 1898) for his relative, Mrs. Eliza Rodewald, Rev. Edmund Didier was a descendant of Henry Didier, who settled in Baltimore in 1774. The same article recognized Rev. Didler was a well-known philanthropic priest.
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