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Krijn Koole 1830

Krijn Cole was born in 1830. He married Hendrika Henrietta Van Vliet, and they were married until death separated them. They had children Adrianus Cole, Peter Cole, Cornelius Koole, Kate Cole, and Hubert Cole. Krijn's partner was Orilla Benjamin McMore, and they had children Grant Bailey and Myrtle M. Bailey.

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In 1830, in the year that Krijn Koole was born, on August 31st, Edwin Beard Budding was granted a patent for the invention of the lawn mower. Budding invented the lawn mower to cut the grass on sports grounds and extensive gardens - it was intended to be a superior alternative to the scythe. His mower was 19 inches wide with a frame made of wrought iron and looked much like a modern push mower.

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In 1845, on December 29th, Texas was admitted as the 28th state. Formerly part of Mexico, then an independent Republic, Texas consisted mainly of American settlers - English speaking - in the north and former Mexican citizens - Spanish speaking - in the south and west when admitted to the Union.

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