[DOC] [TLE] Gail Borden - Wikipedia [PAR] Patent RE2103 for Improvements in Condensing Milk. Gail Borden, III, (
November 9, 1801  January 11, 1874) was a native New Yorker who settled ... 
His New York Condensed Milk Company changed its name to Borden after his 
death. .... model, Borden received the patent for his process of condensing milk 
by vacuum. [DOC] [TLE] Gail Borden - Famous Texans [PAR] He was the first to develop a commercial method of condensing milk, and the 
dairy ... and founder of the Borden Company, son of Gail and Philadelphia 
Borden, was ... on a process for condensing milk in vacuum, but it was 1856 
before he received ... After the Civil War he established a meat-packing plant at 
Borden, Texas,... [DOC] [TLE] Borden Dairy: The Beginning - America Comes Alive [PAR] Gail Borden, Jr., began his company in the 1850s. Condensed milk was not his ... 
He received a patent for this condensed milk process in 1856. Borden's work... [DOC] [TLE] Gail Borden - Invention - Condensed Milk - U.S. Patent 15,553. [PAR] To enable others skilled in the art to make and use my invention, I herein 
describe ... in the constituent elements of the milk during the process of 
evaporation. ... it can he let into the receiving-vessel E by means of cock e'' 
without breaking the ... that launched his very successful diary company 
supplying his Eagle brand milk... [DOC] [TLE] Gail Borden as a Businessman - JStor [PAR] The Borden Company was not always a successful organization, wise in the 
ways ... what he wants to make of himself, and then concentrates on achieving 
his goal with a .... With the backing of Bridge and Green he started a factory in 
1856 in Wolcottville (or .... Following the Civil War Borden helped establish the 
Elgin Milk. [DOC] [TLE] Gail Borden and condensed milk | American Civil War Forums - Civil ... [PAR] Borden's company, New York Condensed Milk was contacted in Fall of 1861 by a 
... TEXAS), which owned most of Galveston Island and for which he helped sell 
2,500 lots. ... but it was 1856 before he received American and British patents. ... 
He died in Borden, Texas, on January 11, 1874; his body was... [DOC] [TLE] Borden Farm - Ulster Magazine [PAR] John G. Borden, of America's pioneering milk company, set out to find his utopia 
in 1874. ... There, Borden promised, he would aim to make two blades of grass 
grow ... millions to provide condensed milk to the Union Army during the Civil War
, and .... process in his Galveston, Texas, factory and received the patent in 1856. [DOC] [TLE] Gail Borden facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles ... [PAR] Get information, facts, and pictures about Gail Borden at Encyclopedia.com. ... 
Taught surveying by his father, he helped lay out the city of Covington. ... of 
vacuum pans was novel and essential to the process, he received the patent. The 
New York Condensed Milk Company (much later, the Borden Company) was 
formed in... [DOC] [TLE] Historical Inventors | Lemelson-MIT Program [PAR] One of his achievements that is little known is his success as an inventor. He is 
the only U.S. President to have ever received a patent, which was .... to create a 
variety of innovative, alternative forms of transportation to help remedy the 
situation. ...... Gail Borden, Jr., creator of the first commercial process of 
condensing milk,... [DOC] [TLE] The Development of the Evaporated Milk Industry in the United States [PAR] May 20, 2010 ... Get rights and content ... His experi- E. H. Parfitt ments on food prepara- tion were 
begun in ... In August, 1856, he received patents from the United States and 
England. ... Civil War, the story of the success of sweetened con- densed milk ... 
formed a company to operate the first unsweetened evaporated milk... [DOC] [TLE] Gail Borden, Jr. - The Robinson Library [PAR] Sep 22, 2015 ... inventor of the process for condensing milk in a vacuum ... In 1816 he moved with

Question: In 1856 he received a patent for a condensed milk process; the Civil War helped make his company a success
Answer: Gail Borden