Frederick McKinley Jones faced several obstacles throughout his life, including racial discrimination as an African American inventor during the early 20th century. He also lacked formal education, which made it challenging to gain recognition for his innovations. Additionally, the era's limited resources and funding for Black inventors posed significant barriers to the development and commercialization of his groundbreaking inventions, such as the portable refrigeration unit for trucks. Despite these challenges, Jones's resilience and ingenuity led to significant advancements in transportation and food preservation.
he did not get mirried
1949
He left school after eighth grade.
in 1785 b.c.
Place of Birth: Near Easton, MarylandFrederick Augustus Washington Bailey (or Baily), later known as Frederick Douglass, was born in February 1818Melten 10
Frederick M Jones was an African American inventor. Frederick became ill with lung cancer and eventually died on February 21,1961.
he did not get mirried
bachelor degree
Air conditioner
in Covington,Kentucky
He was an orphan, and was raised by a priest.
1949
He left school after eighth grade.
in 1785 b.c.
he died in 1961 and died at the age of 68
yes he did 3
He died in 1961, February 21, 1961