Famous Author. A pen-name he used was "John Paul". Among his numerous works is "The Wickedest Woman in New York", c 1868.
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 75,322 on March 10, 1868 for "Improvement in Adding-Machines"
- U.S. Patent 152,263 on June 23, 1874 for "Improvement in Cartridge-Loading Machines"
- U.S. Patent 414,959 on November 12, 1889 for an "Adding-Machine"
- U.S. Patent 465,120 on December 15, 1891 for an "Adding-Machine"
Manufacturer: "Webb Adding Machine Co.", New York
He was a friend of Mark Twain. Webb edited & published Twain's first book. ("New York Times" - May 25, 1905)
He died at home: 328 West 57th Street. ("CHARLES H. WEBB DEAD.", Page 2, 3rd column from the left - "New York Tribune" - May 25, 1905 - Volume LXV, Number 21,375)
"Interment Champlain, N.Y." ("Died", Page 7, 5th column from the left - "New York Tribune" - May 26, 1905 - Volume LXV, Number 21,376)
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 75,322 on March 10, 1868 for "Improvement in Adding-Machines"
- U.S. Patent 152,263 on June 23, 1874 for "Improvement in Cartridge-Loading Machines"
- U.S. Patent 414,959 on November 12, 1889 for an "Adding-Machine"
- U.S. Patent 465,120 on December 15, 1891 for an "Adding-Machine"
Manufacturer: "Webb Adding Machine Co.", New York
He was a friend of Mark Twain. Webb edited & published Twain's first book. ("New York Times" - May 25, 1905)
He died at home: 328 West 57th Street. ("CHARLES H. WEBB DEAD.", Page 2, 3rd column from the left - "New York Tribune" - May 25, 1905 - Volume LXV, Number 21,375)
"Interment Champlain, N.Y." ("Died", Page 7, 5th column from the left - "New York Tribune" - May 26, 1905 - Volume LXV, Number 21,376)
Famous Author. A pen-name he used was "John Paul". Among his numerous works is "The Wickedest Woman in New York", c 1868.
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 75,322 on March 10, 1868 for "Improvement in Adding-Machines"
- U.S. Patent 152,263 on June 23, 1874 for "Improvement in Cartridge-Loading Machines"
- U.S. Patent 414,959 on November 12, 1889 for an "Adding-Machine"
- U.S. Patent 465,120 on December 15, 1891 for an "Adding-Machine"
Manufacturer: "Webb Adding Machine Co.", New York
He was a friend of Mark Twain. Webb edited & published Twain's first book. ("New York Times" - May 25, 1905)
He died at home: 328 West 57th Street. ("CHARLES H. WEBB DEAD.", Page 2, 3rd column from the left - "New York Tribune" - May 25, 1905 - Volume LXV, Number 21,375)
"Interment Champlain, N.Y." ("Died", Page 7, 5th column from the left - "New York Tribune" - May 26, 1905 - Volume LXV, Number 21,376)
Inventor:
- U.S. Patent 75,322 on March 10, 1868 for "Improvement in Adding-Machines"
- U.S. Patent 152,263 on June 23, 1874 for "Improvement in Cartridge-Loading Machines"
- U.S. Patent 414,959 on November 12, 1889 for an "Adding-Machine"
- U.S. Patent 465,120 on December 15, 1891 for an "Adding-Machine"
Manufacturer: "Webb Adding Machine Co.", New York
He was a friend of Mark Twain. Webb edited & published Twain's first book. ("New York Times" - May 25, 1905)
He died at home: 328 West 57th Street. ("CHARLES H. WEBB DEAD.", Page 2, 3rd column from the left - "New York Tribune" - May 25, 1905 - Volume LXV, Number 21,375)
"Interment Champlain, N.Y." ("Died", Page 7, 5th column from the left - "New York Tribune" - May 26, 1905 - Volume LXV, Number 21,376)
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