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Well, what we learned when we were younger, is partially incorrect.
Thomas Edison...right?
Henry Woodward was a Canadian inventor who invented
something that uses electricity.
He was born on
November 24th, 1832 and died in 1917.
Henry Woodward's mother was named Lucy and his dad was named Marc.
Marc died of respiratory cancer
when Henry was a young child.
Lucy was a neurologist.
Woodward had two younger brother and one elder sister.
Henry Woodward used very dangerous substances like nitrogen while making the light bulb.
Henry Woodward invented the incandescent light bulb. He was
the actual inventor of the light bulb.
After he had made it, he did not have money to back it up.
Then, Thomas Edison bought the patent from him saying he
changed it, but nobody knows the truth...
Henry Woodward lived in Toronto, Ontario. He constructed the light bulb along with Matthew Evans in Morrison's Brass Foundry.
Henry Woodward filed the patent on July 24, 1874
for the invention of the light bulb. It was granted on
August 3, 1874.
Henry Woodward sold the patent to Thomas
Edison because him and his partner, Mathew
Evans didn't have enough money to back it up.
He was in medical college at that time.