Beidler

Last updated August 10, 2024

Beidler is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Francis Beidler (1854-1924), Chicago-based lumberman
Isolde Beidler (1865-1919), first child of the composer Richard Wagner
Jacob A. Beidler (1852–1912), American politician
Joe Beidler (1918–2016), American baseball player
John X. Beidler, or simply "X. Beidler", associated with the Montana Vigilantes
Philip Beidler (1944–2022), American professor of American literature, author, and editor

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