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Ohio Inventors that benefitted the United States. Mr. Johnson Fourth Grade Social Studies Class. Charles Kettering. Born: August 29, 1876 Charles Kettering invented the first automobile self-starter in 1911. He also, held more than 300 patents. Most of them were used with automobiles. .
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Ohio Inventors that benefitted the United States Mr. Johnson Fourth Grade Social Studies Class
Charles Kettering • Born: August 29, 1876 • Charles Kettering invented the first automobile self-starter in 1911. • He also, held more than 300 patents. Most of them were used with automobiles.
Garrett Morgan • Born: March 4, 1877 • Garrett Morgan invented the first traffic signal after witnessing a car accident between an automobile and a buggy. • He also, received a patent for the traffic light in 1923.
John W. Lambert • Born: September 5, 1851 • John W. Lambert invented the first gasoline-powered, single-cylinder automobile. • This automobile could reach speeds up to five miles per hour.
Orville and Wilbur Wright • Born: Orville Wright- August 19, 1871 and Wilbur Wright- April, 16, 1867 • The Wright brothers owned a bicycle shop in Dayton. • They created wing designs for an airplane. • They successfully flew the first airplane on December 17, 1903. • The first flights lasted less than a minute.
Thomas Edison • Born: February 11, 1847 • Thomas Edison created lots of inventions, but was most known for the light bulb and phonograph. • He also, has 1,093 patents.
James Ritty • Born: October 29, 1836 • He was a Dayton resident. • James Ritty invented the first cash register in 1878. • This invention kept track of the number of sales and the amount of each sale.
Granville T. Woods • Born: April 23, 1856 • Granville T. Woods invented the multiplex railway telegraph. • This invention improved railroad safety.
Reference Sites • 1.) Ohio biography. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.ohiobio.org/inventor/ • 2.) Ohio inventions. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.sos.state.oh.us/SOS/ProfileOhio/OhioTechnology.aspx • 3.) Welcome to ohio history central. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Welcome_To_Ohio_History_Central?rec=135