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Where was Christopher Latham Sholes born?

Born: February 14, 1819, Mooresburg, Montour County, Pennsylvania, United States. (Wikipedia) . For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click o… (MORE)

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In Inventions

Was Christopher sholes married?

Christopher Sholes, who was known as the father of the type writer,was married. He married Mary Jane McKinney in 1840.

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What was Christopher latham sholes nationality?

Christopher Latham Sholes was born in 1819. He was an American bornin Pennsylvania. He is known for the invention of the modern QWERTYkeyboard, although at the time it was use… (MORE)

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In History

What are facts about christopher sholes are?

There a number of facts about Christopher Sholes. He was born in1819 and died in 1890. He invented the first functional machinewhich earned him the title of father of typewrit… (MORE)

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Where did Christopher Sholes go to school?

nobody realy knows where sholes went to school but there are records that he did

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In Inventions

What nationality is christopher latham sholes?

Christopher Latham Sholes is American. Christopher was an inventorand is most known for inventing the QWERTY keyboard which is foundon computers.

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Who were Christopher sholes parents?

Christopher Latham Sholes, inventor of the first typewriter, wasborn in Pennsylvania on February 14, 1819. His father was OrrinSholes and his mother was Catherine Cook.

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When and where did Christopher Sholes die?

He died on, February 17, 1890 I believe in Milwaukee. At least that's his resting place.

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How was christopher latham sholes education?

If you really ask me all i know is he went to school, but as far as going to highschool and college i don't knowm and really don't give a crap if he did go to shcool.

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When was sholes typewriter introduced?

1873 was the first commercially-available model (about 50 made), after which the design was bought by Remington. Sholes went on to develop the QWERTY keyboard, which is probab… (MORE)