Posted by sotxbill on April 06, 2023 at 17:51:27 from (172.56.90.105):
In Reply to: Re: Inventors posted by Mike(NEOhio) on April 06, 2023 at 14:05:51:
Thomas Edison made a fortune by doing just that. He had a team of young engineers working for him and he owned all of their results. Even Alexander Bell worked fro him for a short time.
Other engineers that work for him were....
Edward Goodrich Acheson (18561931)[1] William Symes Andrews (18471929)[3] John I. Beggs (18471925)[1] C. A. Benton Sigmund Bergmann Charles S. Bradley James Burke (18731940)[4]* Charles Lorenzo Clarke (1853-1941)[5][6] George V. Delany (died 1933)[7] Charles L Edgar Charles L. Eidlitz (18661951), business executive[8] William E. Gilmore Edwin T. Greenfield William Joseph Hammer[9] John White Howell Samuel Insull (18591938)[1] Francis Jehl[10][11] Oscar Junggren [12] Alfred W Kiddle Isaac Krall [13] Lewis Howard Latimer[14][15] Thomas Commerford Martin (18561924)[1] George F. Morrison (18671943), Vice President of General Electric Company[16] H. W. Nelson [17] Frederic Nicholls John G Ott Henry V.A. Parsell (1868-1962) [18] Charles E. Pattison [19] Charles R. Price Louis Rau Frederick Sargent Frederick A. Scheffler[20][21] Elmer Ambrose Sperry (18601930)[22] Francis Robbins Upton, first president[21] Theodore Vandeventer[23] Montgomery Waddell[24] Schuyler Skaats Wheeler Edwin R. Weeks Charles Wirt
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