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William Edward Boeing (
October 1, 1881 –
September 28,
1956) was an
aviation pioneer who founded The
Boeing Company.
Boeing was born in
Detroit, Michigan to a wealthy German mining engineer named Wilhelm Böing who had made a fortune developing large low-grade
taconite iron ore deposits and who had a sideline as a timber merchant. Americanizing his name to "William" after returning from being educated in
Switzerland in 1900 to attend
Yale University,From the PBS documentary "Pioneers in Aviation: The Race for the Moon Episode I; The Early Years" William Boeing left Yale in 1903 to go into the lumber side of the business. He bought extensive timberlands around Grays Harbor on the Pacific side of the
Olympic Peninsula. He also bought into lumber operations.
While president of Greenwood Logging Company, Boeing, who had experimented with boat design, travelled to
Seattle, where, during the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in 1909, he saw a manned flying machine for the first time and became fascinated with
aircraft.
In 1916, Boeing went into business with George Conrad Westervelt as B & W and founded Pacific Aero Products. When America entered the World War I in April 1917, Boeing changed the name of
Pacific Aero Products Co. to Boeing Airplane Company and obtained orders from the
United States Navy for 50 planes. At the end of the war, Boeing began to concentrate on commercial aircraft, secured contracts to supply
airmail service and built a successful airmail operation.
In 1921 William Boeing married marie , the daughter of
Howard Cranston Potter MD and Alice Kershaw Potter (a descendant of
Henry Leavenworth). Bertha Potter Paschall had previously been married to Nathaniel Paschall, a real estate broker and by that marriage had two sons, Nathaniel Paschall Jr. and Cranston Paschall. These two sons became Boeing's stepsons and the couple had a son of their own, William E. Boeing Jr. The stepsons went into aviation manufacturing as a career. Nat Paschall was a sales manager for Douglas Aircraft and then McDonnell Douglas. William E. Boeing Jr. became a noted private pilot and industrial real estate developer.
In 1934, the United States government accused William Boeing of antitrust. The Air Mail Act ordered him to break up his company into three separate entities: United Aircraft Corporation, Boeing Airplane Company, and United Airlines.
Boeing retired from the aircraft industry in 1934. He then spent the remainder of his years in property development and thoroughbred horse breeding. His thoroughbred farm northeast of Seattle was called Aldarra. Aldarra was later developed by William E. Boeing Jr. as a luxury residential development in 2000.
Boeing Airplane, though a major manufacturer in a fragmented industry, did not really take off until the beginning of World War II.
According to his death certificate, William Boeing died on Friday September 28, 1956 at the age of 74, just days before his 75th birthday. He was pronounced
DOA at the Seattle Yacht Club, having had a
myocardial infarction aboard his
yacht.
End Notes
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References
- Carl Cleveland, Boeing Trivia, (Seattle: CMC Books, 1989)
- Harold Mansfield, Vision: A Saga of the Sky (Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1956)
- Robert Serling, Legend & Legacy: The Story of Boeing and Its People (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1992)
William Edward Boeing (
October 1,
1881 – September 28, 1956) was an
aviation pioneer who founded The
Boeing Company.
Boeing was born in Detroit, Michigan to a wealthy German mining engineer named Wilhelm Böing who had made a fortune developing large low-grade
taconite iron ore deposits and who had a sideline as a timber merchant. Americanizing his name to "William" after returning from being educated in Switzerland in 1900 to attend Yale University,From the PBS documentary "Pioneers in Aviation: The Race for the Moon Episode I; The Early Years" William Boeing left Yale in 1903 to go into the lumber side of the business. He bought extensive timberlands around Grays Harbor on the Pacific side of the
Olympic Peninsula. He also bought into lumber operations.
While president of Greenwood Logging Company, Boeing, who had experimented with boat design, travelled to
Seattle, where, during the
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in 1909, he saw a manned flying machine for the first time and became fascinated with
aircraft.
In 1916, Boeing went into business with George Conrad Westervelt as B & W and founded Pacific Aero Products. When America entered the
World War I in April 1917, Boeing changed the name of Pacific Aero Products Co. to Boeing Airplane Company and obtained orders from the United States Navy for 50 planes. At the end of the war, Boeing began to concentrate on commercial aircraft, secured contracts to supply
airmail service and built a successful airmail operation.
In 1921 William Boeing married marie , the daughter of Howard Cranston Potter MD and Alice Kershaw Potter (a descendant of Henry Leavenworth). Bertha Potter Paschall had previously been married to Nathaniel Paschall, a real estate broker and by that marriage had two sons, Nathaniel Paschall Jr. and Cranston Paschall. These two sons became Boeing's stepsons and the couple had a son of their own, William E. Boeing Jr. The stepsons went into aviation manufacturing as a career. Nat Paschall was a sales manager for Douglas Aircraft and then McDonnell Douglas. William E. Boeing Jr. became a noted private pilot and industrial real estate developer.
In 1934, the
United States government accused William Boeing of
antitrust. The
Air Mail Act ordered him to break up his company into three separate entities:
United Aircraft Corporation, Boeing Airplane Company, and United Airlines.
Boeing retired from the aircraft industry in 1934. He then spent the remainder of his years in property development and thoroughbred
horse breeding. His thoroughbred farm northeast of Seattle was called Aldarra. Aldarra was later developed by William E. Boeing Jr. as a luxury residential development in 2000.
Boeing Airplane, though a major manufacturer in a fragmented industry, did not really take off until the beginning of World War II.
According to his death certificate, William Boeing died on Friday September 28, 1956 at the age of 74, just days before his 75th birthday. He was pronounced
DOA at the Seattle Yacht Club, having had a
myocardial infarction aboard his yacht.
End Notes
jrirjggjgjtjghe brok his self down
References
- Carl Cleveland, Boeing Trivia, (Seattle: CMC Books, 1989)
- Harold Mansfield, Vision: A Saga of the Sky (Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1956)
- Robert Serling, Legend & Legacy: The Story of Boeing and Its People (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1992)
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