There is no record of an inventor named J. Ricks who invented the horseshoe. The use of horseshoes dates back to ancient times, and the exact origin and inventor are unknown. While there have been many variations of horseshoes throughout history, it is not attributed to a single person. If you have any additional information or context, I would be happy to try to help answer your question.
James Ricks or J. Ricks, was the first person to be granted a patent on the horseshoe. However he in no way invented the horseshoe itself. The horseshoe was around since before the middle ages, while J.Ricks was born in the mid to late 1800's and the patent wasn't granted until March 30 1885.
J. Ricks invented the horseshoe on March 30, 1885. His birthday and full name has never been made available to the public.
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Augustus J. Ricks was born in 1843.
j.rick invented the hore shore in 1886 No the horseshoe has been around for centuries, and old iron horseshoes from back in medieval times have been found. It is unknown who the very first person to design and create the horseshoe was, but it is known that metal horseshoes were first used on royal horses.
Augustus J. Ricks died in 1906.
Ruth J. Miro was born February 4, 1960
John J. Loud was an American inventor known for designing and patenting the first rolling point writing pen. He was born on November 2, 1844 in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
James J. Ritty was the inventor of the cash register. Besides being an inventor, he was also a saloon keeper.
he is an african-american inventor. he creadted the patented wheelchair that climbs up stairs
The creator of the walkie-talkie is a Canadian born inventor. His name is Alfred J. Gross. Go Canada
because he wanted to make horses feet feel much better
John Lee Love was born on September 26, 1889 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. He was the inventor of the pencil sharpener.
There is no definitive information on inventor J. F. Brondel, and it is possible that his sole contribution (inventing a toilet valve in 1738) may be a fictitious repetition.