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https://www.yourdictionary.com/Christopher L Sholes was born in  February of 1819 in Pennsylvania. It is said that his blood can be traced back to the first pilgrims. Christopher Sholes invented the first Typewriter. He got the idea when he became tired of writing copies of newspaper by hand. Sholes  certain arrangement  of the keyboard has still lasted to this day.

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Cyrus McCormick was born in 1809 in Virginia. McCormick was raised with a limited formal education and at a young age  took a liking to farming mechanics. In 1831 McCormick turned his attention to the problems with harvest, transportation, and plowing. McCormick found the McCormick Harvesting Machine company in 1902 . McCormick died in May of 1884 leaving a lasting impression on the multicultural industry with his industrial efforts. https://www.yourdictionary.com/

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https://www.yourdictionary.com/Robert Fulton was born in November of 1765. Though born in Pennsylvania, in 1786 Fulton left to study art under Benjamin West. In the early 1800s Fulton put most of his energy into mechanical engineering. Building and patenting many things in Britain. Though for the next 10 years all Fulton's efforts went towards under water warfare. Fulton invented the steam boat engine in 1807 .

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Oliver Evans was one of Americas first and most important inventors. Born in Newport in 1755 Evans apprenticed to a wagon maker. At age 221 Evans branched off to invent his first invention. In 1780 Evans joined his brother in laws flour milling business and looked to improve ancient designs of mills. In Evans lifetime he also was one of the first Americans to build a steam engine. https://www.yourdictionary.com/

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John Deere was an american inventor and manufacturer born in 1804. John Deere was one of the first to design agricultural tools and machines to meet the specific needs of Midwestern farmers. Inventing the first commercially successful steel plow in 1837. Deere founded Deere and company which was and still is one of the leading construction and equipment manufacturers. Deere died in may of 1886 in Illinois. https://www.yourdictionary.com/