William Elmer Harmon (March 25, 1862[1]–July 15, 1928[2]), also known as Jedediah Tingle (cited in some sources as Jebediah Tingle), was a white real estate developer and philanthropist. He founded the William E. Harmon Foundation, which was noted for its support of African-American artists.[3]
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Heraldwas invoked but never defined (see the help page). - ^ "Harmon, Philanthropist, Was Jebediah Tingle, Anonymous Benefactor". The Miami News. July 19, 1928.
- ^ "Breaking Racial Barriers: African Americans in the Harmon Foundation Collection, Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery.