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Born in Rutland, Vermont on February 7th, 1804. He was known for his successful self-scouring steel plow machine. He was a successful american manufacturer and blacksmith who founded, what we know today as Deere & Company. In 1837 Dreere develpoed and manufactured the very first comercially successful cast-steel plow. it was growing to be more and more popular the more peopel noticed it. this gained the Deere family a lot of credit and pleasure. Unfortunately Deere's life had to come to and end. He died May 17th, 1886. Many people today though, still use Deeres ideas.
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Born February 15th, 1809 in Shenandoah Valley. McCormick is well known for his ideas in agriculture and inventing. At 15 he invented a lightweight cradle for carting harvested grain. In 1831 he built, field tested, remodeled, and successfully demonstrated the worlds first mechanical reaper to the public. But unfortunately people didn't catch on to the idea of something so helpful, it was overlooked for 9 years. around 1841 "The Mechanical Reaper" finally caught on, and it was so popular that McCormick and his family were forced to move into a factory in Chicago. His invention changed the way people harvested and sold grain, it was a very popular machine for its time. Then McCormick died May 13, 1884 in Chicago.
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Robert Fulton, born in 1765, Little Britain Township, was instrumental in making the steamboat travel a reality. He was the one who took steamboat inventions and innovated them into the first viable commercial steamboat service.  Originally his desire was to be a portrait painter. In 1804 he built the first successful submarine, which was built for the British Navy.  his inventions would make him a celebrity upon his returning to the U.S. Later Fulton died in 1815, in New York City. But as we can tell, his inventions still live on to this day.
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Sholes was born on February 14th, 1819 in Pennsylvania. He was the first man known to create the typewriter. He also happened to be a newspaper publisher and politician. His initial goal for the typewriter was to create a machine that numbered pages of books, tickets, etc. This was a very popular machine in the 1800's and is still somewhat popular in today's world. In 1890, Sholes died from a 9 year battle of tuberculosis, in the state of Wisconsin.
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Alexander Graham Bell was born march 3rd, 1847 in Scotland UK. He is known for inventing the one thing that will never leave the hands of 95% of the world. The telephone. Alexander built one of his first ideas when he was only 12 years old. He wasn't academically trained well, but he did enjoy using his brain for things that interested him and challenged him in certain ways. As he grew older and older he began making and coming up with new ideas, but none of them were quite as successful as the telephone. Alexander gained a lot of hierarchy and money because of this invention. It allowed people to talk from long distances away without having to write a letter or travel to see one another. This brilliant invention is still valid today and is the most popular device ever made. unfortunately all good things must come to an end, and for this brilliant inventor, his time was August 2nd, 1922.
Source:  www.famousscientists.org
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