First married Elizabeth F. deSaussure who died on November 6, 1826 age 29 in Columbia, South Carolina. She was the daughter of Judge Desaussure.
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James Gadsden Holmes 1797–1882
Commode Patent: 14 May 1867
Invention of a new & improved mode of preventing the escape of gas from a portable commode or water-closet, which invention, from the Greek "an", "without", "osmia", smell, or "anosmos", inodorous, I have called Anosmia.
Contributor: William Holmes (48419102)
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James Gadsden Holmes 1797–1882
Commode Patent: 14 May 1867
Invention of a new & improved mode of preventing the escape of gas from a portable commode or water-closet, which invention, from the Greek "an", "without", "osmia", smell, or "anosmos", inodorous, I have called Anosmia.
Contributor: William Holmes (48419102)
First married Elizabeth F. deSaussure who died on November 6, 1826 age 29 in Columbia, South Carolina. She was the daughter of Judge Desaussure.
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James Gadsden Holmes 1797–1882
Commode Patent: 14 May 1867
Invention of a new & improved mode of preventing the escape of gas from a portable commode or water-closet, which invention, from the Greek "an", "without", "osmia", smell, or "anosmos", inodorous, I have called Anosmia.
Contributor: William Holmes (48419102)
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James Gadsden Holmes 1797–1882
Commode Patent: 14 May 1867
Invention of a new & improved mode of preventing the escape of gas from a portable commode or water-closet, which invention, from the Greek "an", "without", "osmia", smell, or "anosmos", inodorous, I have called Anosmia.
Contributor: William Holmes (48419102)
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