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Inventor of the cotton gin?
The inventor of the cotton gin was Eli Whitney
Who did Eli Whitney marry?
=Eli Whitney married Brittney Spears.=
Was Eli Whitney a lady?
No, Eli Whitney is a man.
Who invented the cotton gin that separated the cotton fiber from the seed?
Eli Whitney
Who were Eli Whitney's family members?
Eli Whitney's family included his parents, Eli Whitney and Elizabeth Fay. Whitney had four children, one being a son by the name of Eli Whitney, Jr.
Who was the cotton gin invented by?
eli whitney
What was Eli Whitney's son's name?
Eli Whitney Jr.
What were Eli Whitney's parents' names?
Eli and Elizabeth Whitney
Who invented interchangable parts?
Eli WhitneyWhitney
Was Eli Whitney a girl or guy?
Eli is a man's name; Eli Whitney was a man.
Who was Eli Whitney mother?
Elizabeth whitney eli whitney's daughter was named after his mother
Did Eli Whitney have children?
Yes, Eli Whitney had four children.
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