Buried on October 2, 1922. (Source: Death Certificate)

He died at home: 3733 Lake Park Avenue.

Occupation on his Death Certificate: Mfg. Chemist

Parents: Augustus Granville & Helen Reed (or Reid).

Wife: Louise Nelson Granville

He is described as a newspaper man, and author of "If the Devil Came to Chicago", 1894: Photocopy - "DEATH CLAIMS AUTHOR", Page 7, 2nd column from the right - "The Evening Star" - Washington, D.C. - September 30, 1922 - Number 28,643 - His first name is spelled Austin.

He also wrote "The Shadow of Shame" in 1891, among other works.

He was an early science-fiction writer: "The Fallen Race", 1892.

Co-inventor:
- U.S. Patent 285,470 on September 25, 1883 for an "Apparatus for Stereotyping Matrix-Strips"
- U.S. Patent 307,445 on November 4, 1884 for a "Type-Writing Machine"

Buried on October 2, 1922. (Source: Death Certificate)

He died at home: 3733 Lake Park Avenue.

Occupation on his Death Certificate: Mfg. Chemist

Parents: Augustus Granville & Helen Reed (or Reid).

Wife: Louise Nelson Granville

He is described as a newspaper man, and author of "If the Devil Came to Chicago", 1894: Photocopy - "DEATH CLAIMS AUTHOR", Page 7, 2nd column from the right - "The Evening Star" - Washington, D.C. - September 30, 1922 - Number 28,643 - His first name is spelled Austin.

He also wrote "The Shadow of Shame" in 1891, among other works.

He was an early science-fiction writer: "The Fallen Race", 1892.

Co-inventor:
- U.S. Patent 285,470 on September 25, 1883 for an "Apparatus for Stereotyping Matrix-Strips"
- U.S. Patent 307,445 on November 4, 1884 for a "Type-Writing Machine"