WebThomas Davenport, né le 9 juillet 1802 à Williamstown, dans le Vermont, et mort le 6 juillet 1851 à Salisbury, était un forgeron et un inventeur américain.Il a vécu à Forest Dale, un village à proximité de la ville de Brandon.. En 1834, Thomas Davenport a conçu le premier moteur électrique utilisable industriellement, ouvrant la voie à l'usage de l'électricité pour …

WebThomas Davenport (9 de julho de 1802 — 6 de julho de 1851) foi um ferreiro de Vermont que morou em Forestdale Vermont.. Com a sua esposa (Emily Davenport), e com o seu colega (Orange Smalley), ele inventou o motor elétrico e a locomotiva elétrica por volta de 1834 em Brandon, Vermont.Thomas Davenport recebeu a sua primeira patente de uma …

WebThomas or Tom Davenport may refer to: . Thomas Davenport (inventor) (1802–1851), blacksmith from Vermont, USA, inventor of the electric motor Thomas Davenport (congressman) (died 1838), U.S. representative from Virginia Thomas Davenport (footballer) (1860–?), English footballer active in the 1880s Thomas H. Davenport (born …

WebCette page d'homonymie répertorie différentes personnes portant le même nom et le même prénom. Thomas Davenport peut signifier : Thomas Davenport, inventeur et forgeron américain ; Thomas Davenport, universitaire américain et auteur d'ouvrages sur le management. Homonymie de personnes.

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WebThe Blacksmith's Motor. 1.) Biography: Thomas Davenport was born in Williamstown, Vermont, USA. He became an apprentice to a blacksmith at age 14. Later on he set up his own blacksmith shop in Brandon, Vermont. There was a local iron industry in Brandon and Davenport married the daughter of a local merchant.

WebAug 2, 2022 · Thomas was born in 1405 [at his father's Inquisition in 1417 said to be 12 years old [1] ]. Thomas was the son and heir of Hugh de Daveneport. [1] Thomas was married to Margery, daughter of Robert de Legh of Adlynton, two years before the death of Thomas' father, Hugh. [1] Therefore Margery was married to eight year-old Thomas in …

WebThomas Davenport (9 July 1802 – 6 July 1851) was a Vermont blacksmith who constructed the first American DC electric motor in 1834. Davenport was born in Williamstown, Vermont. He lived in Forest Dale, a village near the town of Brandon. As early as 1834, he developed a battery-powered electric motor. He used it to operate a small model car on a short …

WebThomas Davenport (1802-1851) était un forgeron et inventeur américain du XIXe siècle. Il est responsable de la création du premier moteur électrique breveté. Il a trouvé un moyen de transformer l'énergie électromagnétique en énergie mécanique et a considéré l'électricité comme le remplacement idéal des machines à vapeur qui existaient à l'époque.

WebAmong other models of Davenport was one having a horse-shoe field and a four-pole armature with curved pole-pieces, which is really quite an advanced type of motor. That also was built in 1837. Altogether, Davenport, between 1834 and 1840, built over 100 motors of differnt patterns and of varying sizes, scarcely any two of them alike.

WebI Thomas Davenport (Juliu 9, 1802 – Juliu 6, 1851) metung yang pande king Vermont blacksmith a menimbentu keng mumunang Americanung DC electrical motor inyang 1834. Tinuknang ya king Forest Dale, metung a puruk malapit keng balen ning Brandon.

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WebJul 7, 2022 · ~A History and Genealogy of the Davenport Family: In England and America, pgs. 70-71. Thomas Davenport of Henbury, I, eldest son of Sir John Jenkin Davenport, married Margaret, daughter of Hugh Venables, living in 1371. Children: From him the Henbury line of descent was as follows: 1. Hugh, son and heir; 2. Thomas of Henbury, II; 3.

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