By Timothy Scott Frederick Jones. He was born May 17 1893 He died February 21, 1961. Frederick Jones.

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By Timothy Scott Frederick Jones

He was born May He died February 21, Frederick Jones

He was born in Cincinnati Ohio but some believe that he was born in Covington Kentucky. Frederick Jones

He was famous because he created the refrigerator. Frederick Jones

I admire Frederick Jones because he made a lot of things Frederick Jones

#2,163,754, 6/27/1939, Ticket dispensing machine #D 132,182, 4/28/1942, Design for air conditioning unit #2,336,735, 12/14/1943, Removable cooling units for compartments #2,337,164, 12/21/1943, Means for automatically stopping and starting gas engines #2,376,968, 5/29/1945, Two-cycle gas engine #2,417,253, 3/11/1947, Two-cycle gas engine #2,475,841, 7/12/1949, Automatic refrigeration system for long-haul trucks #2,475,842, 7/12/1949, Starter generator #2,475,843, 7/12/1949, Means operated by a starter generator for cooling a gas engine #2,477,377, 7/26/1949, Means for thermostatically operating gas engines #2,504,841, 4/18/1950, Rotary compressor #2,509,099, 5/23/1950, System for controlling operation of refrigeration units #D 159,209, 7/4/1950, Design for air conditioning unit #2,523,273, 9/26/1950, Engine actuated ventilating system #2,526,874, 10/24/1950, Apparatus for heating or cooling atmosphere within an enclosure #2,535,682, 12/26/1950, Prefabricated refrigerator construction #2,581,956, 1/8/1952, Refrigeration control device #2,666,298, 1/19/1954, Methods and means of defrosting a cold diffuser #2,696,086, 12/7/1954, Method and means for air conditioning #2,780,923, 2/12/1957, Method and means for preserving perishable foodstuffs in transit #2,850,001, 9/2/1958, Control device for internal combustion engine #2,926,005, 2/23/1960, Thermostat and temperature control system A list of Frederick Jones patents

Frederick Jones