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Did edward Alexander bouchet have children?

He never married and had no children. Learn more about Bouchet's life here: http://blackscholarsindex.com/2009/08/edward-alexander-bouchet-1st-african-american-phd-in-physics/


Did Edward Alexander Bouchet have any children?

He never married and had no children. Learn more about Bouchet's life here: http://blackscholarsindex.com/2009/08/edward-alexander-bouchet-1st-african-american-phd-in-physics/


Who was Edward Bouchet?

Edward Alexander Bouchet was the First African-American to earn a Ph.D. and The first African-American to graduate from Yale University.


Edward bouchet was?

Edward Alexander Bouchet was the First African-American to earn a Ph.D. and The first African-American to graduate from Yale University.


What did edward Alexander bouchet invent?

he invented nothing he was a physics and chemist


What were the names of Alexander Graham Bell's sister?

He did not have sisters. He had two brothers named Melville and Edward.


When was Edward Bouchet born?

Edward Bouchet was born on September 15, 1852.


What is Edward Bouchet's birthday?

Edward Bouchet was born on September 15, 1852.


What is a quote from Edward Alexander Bouchet?

According tofamousquotes.comEdward Alexander Bouchet has no famous quotes,however, this is the only website I checked, therefore this isn't 100% true.I suggest you don't fully trust this answer and try websites other thanfamousquotes.com


Where did edward Alexander Bouchet die?

first of all we all know hes dead but do u no where because i sure dont


How did Edward Alexander Bouchet die?

He died due to a long-term illness he had.


Was edward bouchet the first pH?

Edward A Bouchet was the first African-American to earn a Ph.D from an American university, Yale, in 1876.