Charles Tatham

American fencer and Olympic medalist

Charles Tatham - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 3rd, 1854
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Competed in fencing events during the late 19th century. Achieved notable success at the 1900 Summer Olympics in Paris, where this athlete won a silver medal in the men's foil event. Involved in the development of fencing as a sport in the United States, contributing to its popularity and organization during this era. Additionally participated in various national fencing competitions, establishing a legacy within the sport that influenced future generations.

Won a silver medal in men's foil at the 1900 Olympics

Contributed to the growth of fencing in the U.S.

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