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No, Thomas Edison and Thomas Jefferson were not friends, as they lived in different time periods. Jefferson, the third President of the United States, died in 1826, while Edison, the famous inventor, was born in 1847. Therefore, they never had the opportunity to meet or form a friendship.
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Was Thomas Jefferson child of Thomas Edison?
Absolutely not!
Did Thomas Edison sign the Declaration of Independence?
No, Thomas Edison did not sign the Declaration of Independence. Thomas Jefferson did though.
Conversation between Benjamin frankling and Thomas Edison?
You may be thinking about Thomas JEFFERSON...Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Edison did not live in the same time.
How many children did Thomas Edison have and what were their names?
Peter Jefferson's children were as follows: * Jane Jefferson (1740-1765) * Mary Jefferson (1741-1811) * Thomas Jefferson(1743-1826) * Elizabeth Jefferson (1744-1774) * Martha Jefferson (1746-1811) * Peter Field Jefferson (1748-1748) * Unnamed son (1750) * Lucy Jefferson (1752-1810) * Anna Scott Jefferson (1755-1828) * Randolph Jefferson (1755-1815)
When and where did Thomas Jefferson invent the light-bulb?
Thomas Jefferson did not invent the light bulb. The light bulb was invented by Thomas Edison in 1879 in New Jersey.
Who were thomas edison's friends that were famous?
henry ford
Was Thomas Edison friends with Henry Ford?
yes
Thomas Jefferson's friends?
yes
Who were James madisons friends?
Thomas Jefferson AND James Monroe
What state did thomas Jefferson invint the light bulb in?
It was Thomas Edison that invented the light bulb, and I think it was Ohio.
Was Thomas Jefferson friends with George Washington"?
Yes, Thomas Jefferson and George Washington were friends and colleagues, with Jefferson serving as Washington's Secretary of State during his presidency.
Was Thomas Jefferson smarter than thomas Edison?
No one knows for sure about this, but judging by the fact that Thomas Edison did invent the first useful light bulb, Thomas Jefferson did write the Declaration of Independence which states that the 13 colonies should be accepted by congress, (which was) in 1776.
