Buried on June 10, 1919. (Death Certificate Photocopy)
His Death Certificate Photocopy gives his place of birth as Pennsylvania.
He died at home: 6537 Greenwood Avenue
Famous Gunsmith & Inventor. He is most known for his work on shotguns while employed at Montgomery Ward & Co.
Co-inventor, with William D. Stannard: U.S. Patent 805,588 on November 28, 1905 for "Firearm"
His Death Certificate Photocopy gives his place of birth as Pennsylvania.
He died at home: 6537 Greenwood Avenue
Famous Gunsmith & Inventor. He is most known for his work on shotguns while employed at Montgomery Ward & Co.
Co-inventor, with William D. Stannard: U.S. Patent 805,588 on November 28, 1905 for "Firearm"
Buried on June 10, 1919. (Death Certificate Photocopy)
His Death Certificate Photocopy gives his place of birth as Pennsylvania.
He died at home: 6537 Greenwood Avenue
Famous Gunsmith & Inventor. He is most known for his work on shotguns while employed at Montgomery Ward & Co.
Co-inventor, with William D. Stannard: U.S. Patent 805,588 on November 28, 1905 for "Firearm"
His Death Certificate Photocopy gives his place of birth as Pennsylvania.
He died at home: 6537 Greenwood Avenue
Famous Gunsmith & Inventor. He is most known for his work on shotguns while employed at Montgomery Ward & Co.
Co-inventor, with William D. Stannard: U.S. Patent 805,588 on November 28, 1905 for "Firearm"
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