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... the early age of 16. From 1888 to 1899 he was a mechanical engineer, and later chief engineer at Edison Illumination Company in Detroit. Also in 1888 he got married to Clara Bryant. Mrs. Ford took an active part in her husband's early experiments with engines. Some of the first engines were made on her kitchen table. During this time the most ... ...
... , finding occasional work in Detroit factories, and working on his fathers broken down farm equipment, as well as lending an unwilling hand with other farm work. Henry got married to Clara Bryant in 1888. Henry supported himself and his wife by running a sawmill (Collier, 145 - 152). In 1891, Henry than became an engineer with the Edison Illumination Company. This was an ... ...
... , finding occasional work in Detroit factories, and working on his fathers broken down farm equipment, as well as lending an unwilling hand with other farm work. Henry got married to Clara Bryant in 1888. Henry supported himself and his wife by running a sawmill (Collier, 145 - 152). In 1891, Henry than became an engineer with the Edison Illumination Company. This was an ... ...
... , finding occasional work in Detroit factories, and working on his fathers broken down farm equipment, as well as lending an unwilling hand with other farm work. Henry got married to Clara Bryant in 1888. He supported himself and his wife by running a sawmill (Collier, 145 - 152). In 1891, Henry became an engineer with the Edison Illumination Company. This was an important ... ...
... Westinghouse Engine Company. After a few years Ford set up a small machine shop on the farm and began tinkering with engines and machines. During this time, Ford fell in love with Clara Bryant, who he married in 1888 (World Book Encyclopedia: Henry Ford). Several years later, Ford and his wife moved back to Detroit where Ford was made chief engineer at the ... ...
... to give the mountain students a college education as well. Martha Berry met many famous people who helped her fund her school. She received help from President Theodore Roosevelt, Henry and Clara Ford, and others. Martha was very grateful for the money she received. The money helped her school grow into a college. Martha Berry also received several awards and honors for her ... ...
... . Over time he opened his own machine shop where he worked at perfecting the engine. Around the same period that he was opening his machine shop he found love in Clara Bryant. The two were married in 1888 in Wayne County.(Henry p.1) After many more years the two moved back to Detroit. Henry had been promoted to chief engineer of the ... ...
