NOTE: I used the birth information on his grave-marker. On his Death Certificate Photocopy his birth-year is listed as 1855. On the 1900 Federal Census Photocopy, his birth is given as being in Missouri in November, 1855.
He used the name Harry on legal documents, such as the two U.S. Patents listed below. It is also how he is named on the cemetery record, and his official Death Certificate.
NOTE: On his grave-marker, His name is given as Henry J.
On both the 1900 Federal Census & Death Certificate, his occupation is Musician.
He died at home: 3221 Locust Street
He was buried on August 8, 1905.
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 577,036 on February 16, 1897 for a "Banjo"
- U.S. Patent 775,658 on November 22, 1904 for a "Musical Instrument" (mandolin type)
He used the name Harry on legal documents, such as the two U.S. Patents listed below. It is also how he is named on the cemetery record, and his official Death Certificate.
NOTE: On his grave-marker, His name is given as Henry J.
On both the 1900 Federal Census & Death Certificate, his occupation is Musician.
He died at home: 3221 Locust Street
He was buried on August 8, 1905.
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 577,036 on February 16, 1897 for a "Banjo"
- U.S. Patent 775,658 on November 22, 1904 for a "Musical Instrument" (mandolin type)
NOTE: I used the birth information on his grave-marker. On his Death Certificate Photocopy his birth-year is listed as 1855. On the 1900 Federal Census Photocopy, his birth is given as being in Missouri in November, 1855.
He used the name Harry on legal documents, such as the two U.S. Patents listed below. It is also how he is named on the cemetery record, and his official Death Certificate.
NOTE: On his grave-marker, His name is given as Henry J.
On both the 1900 Federal Census & Death Certificate, his occupation is Musician.
He died at home: 3221 Locust Street
He was buried on August 8, 1905.
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 577,036 on February 16, 1897 for a "Banjo"
- U.S. Patent 775,658 on November 22, 1904 for a "Musical Instrument" (mandolin type)
He used the name Harry on legal documents, such as the two U.S. Patents listed below. It is also how he is named on the cemetery record, and his official Death Certificate.
NOTE: On his grave-marker, His name is given as Henry J.
On both the 1900 Federal Census & Death Certificate, his occupation is Musician.
He died at home: 3221 Locust Street
He was buried on August 8, 1905.
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 577,036 on February 16, 1897 for a "Banjo"
- U.S. Patent 775,658 on November 22, 1904 for a "Musical Instrument" (mandolin type)
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