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1801 U.S. Patents

<< - 1800 Patents
Cannon, John on January 17, 1801
#X000308 machine for breaking flax Wilmington, DE

Wheaton, Jesse on January 17, 1801
#X000309 jaundice bitters Dedham, MA

Whiting, Ebenezer on January 22, 1801
#X000310 cotton gin Berkshire, MA

Guest, Henry on January 26, 1801
#X000311 improvement in sheathing vessels New Brunswick, NJ

Anderson, Alexander on January 26, 1801
#X000312 brewing with Indian corn Philadelphia, PA

Anderson, Alexander on January 26, 1801
#X000313 condensor for heating wash in distilling Philadelphia, PA

Strong, Joseph on January 29, 1801
#X000314 axle tourniquet, PA

Henderson, William on February 12, 1801
#X000315 improvement in the construction of stoves Middletown, CT

Bedwell, Thomas & Henfrey, Benjamin on February 12, 1801
#X000316 improvement in evaporation Philadelphia, PA

Garber, Michael on February 20, 1801
#X000317 machine for making and heading nails, VA

Langdon, Barnabas on February 20, 1801
#X000318 hydraulic machine for raising water St. Albans, VT

Grieve, David on February 30, 1801
#X000319 improvement in boats to ascend rivers, MA

Henfrey, Benjamin on March 2, 1801
#X000320 increasing the surface of evaporation for the purpose of distilling Lancaster County, PA

Weems, Richard on March 16, 1801
#X000321 boring machine for posts for fencing Annapolis, MD

Stillman, William on March 16, 1801
#X000322 veneering plough for cabinet work, RI

Strong, John on March 24, 1801
#X000323 hydraulic engine, MA

Hatch, Israel on March 24, 1801
#X000324 making and discharging chain and cleaver shot, unknown

Kent, Nathan on May 1, 1801
#X000325 cut nails from iron hoops, rendered tough New York, NY

Ellicott, David on May 1, 1801
#X000326 stove, screw and reel grain drying machine Anne Arundel County, MD

Thayer, Solomon on June 9, 1801
#X000327 impellent pump Braintree, MA

Reed, Jesse on June 9, 1801
#X000328 nails milled out of heated rods Boston, MA

Downing, Samuel on June 12, 1801
#X000329 extract of bark for dying New York, NY

Eveleth, John on June 13, 1801
#X000330 forcing pump Providence, RI

Peale, Charles W. on July 16, 1801
#X000331 portable vapour bath Philadelphia, PA

Guest, Henry on July 16, 1801
#X000332 infusing oil into leather New Brunswick, NJ

Ladd, Jeremiah on July 17, 1801
#X000333 beaming machine Charleston, NH

Greene, Caleb on July 23, 1801
#X000334 mill for grinding painters' colors, MA

Hoxie, Christopher on August 20, 1801
#X000335 machine for extracting grain from straw Hudson, NY

Saltonstall, Gurdon F. on August 21, 1801
#X000336 improvement for cooling and conveying up meal Fayetteville, NC

Palmer, William on August 25, 1801
#X000337 machine for raising water New York, NY

Saltonstall, Gurdon F. on September 2, 1801
#X000338 metallic fluted gin rollers for cleaning cotton Fayetteville, NC

Bruff, Thomas on September 14, 1801
#X000339 manufacturing spoons, MD

Sharples, James on September 15, 1801
#X000340 giving motion to wheels within cylinders, NY

Sharples, James on September 15, 1801
#X000341 mechanical powers for the use of windmills, NY

Power, Thomas on September 19, 1801
#X000342 manufacturing potash, NY

Wallis, Samuel on September 21, 1801
#X000343 moveable suspended beam and scale Boston, MA

Robotham, Richard on October 10, 1801
#X000344 air pump ventilator for ships, mines, etc., NY

Robotham, Richard on October 10, 1801
#X000345 machine for ruling paper, NY

Poole, John on October 13, 1801
#X000346 syphonic steam machine, unknown

Krafft, Michael on October 28, 1801
#X000347 construction of stills Philadelphia, PA

Leslie, William on November 5, 1801
#X000348 machine for cutting and heading nails Claremont, NH

Morton, John A. on December 16, 1801
#X000349 improvement in a wind mill, unknown

Clymer, George on December 22, 1801
#X000350 improvement in a ship's pump Philadelphia, PA

Condit, Joseph, Jr. on December 28, 1801
#X000351 making paper from Currier's shavings Newark, NJ



Patent records through July 1836 were burned in a fire.
They have been researched and are called "X-Patents" when found.
Not all have been found and consolidated into the new list.


Officially patents of this era have an "X" at the end of the patent number, but that is not always the case. Research online often put the "x" in the front of the number, and we have used that system



Fractional numbers are designed to update patents, but keep them in sequential order.
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