Thomas Edison was born in New Jersey in 1847, which means he was 16 when the Emancipation Proclamation was signed into law. Additionally, New Jersey had outlawed slavery the year before his birth, 1846. His young age at the end of slavery in the US combined with the state in which he was raised having been a Free State all his life, leads me to the conclusion that Thomas Alva Edison never owned any slaves.
Thomas Edison was born in Milan, Ohio and lived there until he was seven. His family moved to Port Huron, Michigan and when he turned 16 he went out to live on his own.
He is well educated and well successful that he has owned his own company and was known as "Black Thomas Edison"
Fully 3/4 of southerners did not own slaves at the eve of the Civil War.
It helped them to own their own land for farming -APEX
why did people own slaves
No. He spent his life in free states.
Thomas Edison was never US President. He was an inventor and served as the president of his own company.
He got it from his own head!
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At the age of 12 Thomas Edison sold newspapers, snacks and candy at the railroad and also had his own fruit and vegetable stand.
Thomas Edison was 15 years old when he published his own newspaper, called the "Grand Trunk Herald," while working as a telegraph operator.
Thomas Edison was a patent clerk and used this advantage to steal many inventions and claim them as his own.
the remarkable thing that Thomas Edison do was keep hid head up he never gave up when his 1st wife died and left him with 3 children on his own
No, Thomas Edison did not have formal education beyond a few months of schooling as a child. He was largely self-taught and relied on his own curiosity and drive to learn.
Thomas Edison was born in Milan, Ohio and lived there until he was seven. His family moved to Port Huron, Michigan and when he turned 16 he went out to live on his own.
Thomas Edison did not invent the light bulb on his own. While he is commonly credited with its invention, he built upon the work of many other inventors who came before him, such as Joseph Swan. Edison's key contribution was to develop a practical and commercially viable incandescent light bulb.
Thomas Edison insisted on imposing his own musical tastes on the public Thomas Edison didn't adopt electrical recording until two years after the competition The Edison Disc Phonograph could not play 78 RPM shellac discs All of these