For the past couple of days, I have been following a lead that I had come across a year ago. It has taken sometime to find verifiable documentation, however, I am now satisfied that the information is accurate. I will be posting this information within the next few days.
Until then, I thought you would find this interesting.
Until then, I thought you would find this interesting.
Fieldgrove House, Bitton, Gloucestershire, United KingdomThe Fieldgrove House was once the home of Sir John Harrington, a godson of Elizabeth I.
This is the house in which the water closet (Ajax) was invented by Sir John Harrington and his brother Francis of Kelston Towers. (Page IX and Narrative ~ Family Book).
This was the first documentation that I have found that it mentioned that he had assistance from his brother in his invention to please the Queen.
This is the house in which the water closet (Ajax) was invented by Sir John Harrington and his brother Francis of Kelston Towers. (Page IX and Narrative ~ Family Book).
This was the first documentation that I have found that it mentioned that he had assistance from his brother in his invention to please the Queen.
1 comment:
Maybe he should have invented the weed whacker...hehe....the lawn is well groomed but the weeds have overtaken the house
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