He died at his home, 600A Third Street, South Brooklyn.
Source of all death information: Photocopy - "New York Tribune" - Page 9 - January 17, 1918 - Volume LXXVII, Number 25,995
His wife was Frances Evelyn Barron. (Source: 1900 Federal Census. His occupation was listed as Inventor, and they were living at 461 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn.)
Famous inventor:
- U.S. Patent 668,570 on February 19, 1901 for a "Type-Writing Machine" (Assignor to "Densmore Typewriter Company", of Syracuse, New York.)
He died at his home, 600A Third Street, South Brooklyn.
Source of all death information: Photocopy - "New York Tribune" - Page 9 - January 17, 1918 - Volume LXXVII, Number 25,995
His wife was Frances Evelyn Barron. (Source: 1900 Federal Census. His occupation was listed as Inventor, and they were living at 461 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn.)
Famous inventor:
- U.S. Patent 668,570 on February 19, 1901 for a "Type-Writing Machine" (Assignor to "Densmore Typewriter Company", of Syracuse, New York.)
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