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	Flight guide - Discovery Channel
		Ellehammer continued to experiment, unaware of the Wright brother's first flight in December of 1903, and on September 12 1906 he became the first European to fly an airplane.
		Ellehammer then shifted his focus to vertical flight craft and in 1912, he succeeded in making a helicopter rise from the ground in front of witnesses who included the HRH Prince Axel.
		Luckily, Ellehammer was not deterred and went on to aid the development in Danish aviation until his death in 1946.
	www.discoverychannel.co.uk /flight/pioneers_of_flight/jacob_ellehammer/index.shtml (236 words)

	The Pioneers : An Anthology : Jacob Christian Hansen Ellehammer (1871-1946)
		Incredibly, Ellehammer continued to experiment unaware of the Wright's first flight in December of 1903, and, on September 12, 1906 became the first European to fly an airplane.
		The rapid aviation success of other Europeans led Ellehammer to shift his focus to vertical flight craft and in 1912 he succeeded in making a helicopter rise from the ground.
		An unfortunate accident to one of his aircraft in 1916 caused him to halt his aviation experiments until 1930 when his earlier interest was reawakened.
	www.ctie.monash.edu.au /hargrave/ellehammer.html (383 words)

	Jacob Christian Ellehammer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Born at Bakkebolle, Denmark, June 14, 1871, Jacob Christian Ellehammer was apprenticed as a youth to a watchmaker.
		He developed his skills in miniature devices and later taught himself the principles of electricity and the internal combustion engine.
		Jacob Christian Ellehammer's life exemplified the inquisitiveness of the inventor and the daring and courage of the pioneer.
	www.allstar.fiu.edu /aero/ellehammer.htm (327 words)

	Jacob Ellehammer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jacob Christian Hansen Ellehammer, born July 14, 1871, died 1946, was a Danish watchmaker and inventor, who on September 12, 1906 became one of the first Europeans to fly an airplane.
		In 1912 Ellehammer he succeeded in making a helicopter rise from the ground.
		This page was last modified 21:09, 21 December 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jacob_Ellehammer (108 words)

	MSN Encarta - Aviation
		These included the early attempts of the Austrian Jacob Degen, who carried out various experiments from 1806 to 1813; the Belgian Vincent DeGroof, who crashed to his death in 1874, and the American R. Spaulding who actually received a patent for his idea of muscle- powered flight in 1889.
		More successful were the attempts of aeronauts who advanced the art through their study of gliding and contributed extensively to the design of wings.
		In that year short hops were made by a Romanian, Trajan Vuia, living in Paris, and by Jacob Christian Ellehammer, in Denmark.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761572047/Aviation.html (2031 words)

	Pioneer Airmail Flights - Part II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In Denmark, Danish engineer Jacob C. Ellehammer achieved a tethered flight of 42 meters in his semi-biplane on the island of Lindholm.
		Ellehammer's flight occurred eleven days before the flight of Alberto Santos-Dumont in Paris on October 23, 1906, the first free flight by a heavier-than-air machine in Europe.
		Denmark continued to be a forerunner by having the first aerial mail in Europe shortly after the world's first official airmail flight in India.
	www.stampwhiz.com /pastnote426.htm (451 words)

	Pioneer Aviators of the World: Other Claims to First Flight
		Ellehammer and Santos-Dumont say the Wrights never made a proper takeoff until 1910, when they finally put wheels on a Flyer.
		Santos-Dumont and Ellehammer both made successful planes, but of much different design than their 1906 models.
		Unfortunately, the island of Lindholm was too small for a straight runway, so Ellehammer had to test his tractor biplane on a circular track while tethered to a pole at the center.
	home.nc.rr.com /rastagnac/contro.html (1438 words)

	Pioneer Aviators of the World: Featured Biographies
		The photo was most likely taken when Farman was still flying a Voisin biplane, before the falling out that led Farman to start his own airplane factory.
		Danish inventor J. Ellehammer is portrayed with his first plane to take off, September 12, 1906.
		The island on which Ellehammer did his testing was too small for a straight runway, so his early tests were performed tethered to a pole in the center of the track.
	home.nc.rr.com /rastagnac/bios.html (614 words)

	Original Artwork: David K. Stone: Jacob C.H. Ellehammer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Early in his life, Danish aviation pioneer Jacob C.H. Ellehammer displayed an interest in mechanics and engineering.
		Then Ellehammer, whose inventive mind produced a variety of ingenious devices, turned his attention to kites and experimented with a variety of flying machines.
		His aeronautic experimentation on the tiny island of Lindholm in southern Denmark reached a climax on September 12, 1906, when Ellehammer flew a crude aircraft a distance of 42 meters to become the first European to fly.
	www.artworkoriginals.com /EB5SB6X6.HTM (377 words)

	[1.0] European Helicopter Pioneers
		Yuriev's helicopter was unsuccessful, but it was one of the first to feature a large main rotor and a small side-mounted tail rotor to cancel torque, a configuration that would eventually dominate helicopter design.
		Jacob C.H. Ellehammer of Denmark hopped into the sky on his machine in 1912.
		In the United States, a German immigrant named Emile Berliner and his son Henry built a series of helicopters beginning in 1908, but none of them flew very well.
	www.vectorsite.net /avheli_1.html (4100 words)

	MSN Encarta - Printer-friendly - Aviation
		Not until 1906 did anyone else fly in a powered aeroplane.
		In that year short hops were made by a Hungarian, Trajan Vuia, living in Paris, and by Jacob Christian Ellehammer, in Denmark.
		The first officially witnessed flight in Europe was made in France, by Alberto Santos-Dumont of Brazil.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /text_761572047___17/Aviation.html (830 words)

	Europe Spreads Its Wings
		Archdeacon, along with Henri Deutsch de la Meurthe, established the Grand Prix d'Aviation, a 50,000 franc-prize to the first person to fly a one-kilometer (0.6 mile) circle.
		J.C.H. Ellehammer, the Danish inventor, made a circular hop of some 140 feet (42 meters) on the island of Lindholm in Denmark.
		But his machine was tethered to a central pole and was not even truly a real hop.
	www.centennialofflight.gov /essay/Wright_Bros/1906/WR9.htm (1116 words)

	Forza Motorsport - New vs old school
		But Yuriev was one of the first to use a tail rotor and also one of several pioneers to propose the concept of cyclic pitch for rotor control.
		Around 1912, the Danish aviation pioneer Jacob Christian Ellehammer became interested in vertical flight.
		Ellehammer made several short hops in the craft.
	www.forzacentral.com /forum/showthread.php?t=304&page=4 (2933 words)

	MSN Encarta - Printer-friendly - Helicopter
		Leonardo planned to use muscular power to turn the rotor, although such power would never have been sufficient to operate a helicopter of this type successfully.
		Among experimenters who worked in the first quarter of the 20th century were the Frenchmen Maurice Leger, Louis Charles Bréguet, Étienne Oehmichen, and Paul Cornu; the Hungarian-American Theodore von Kármán; Raoul Pescara in Spain; Jacob Christian Ellehammer in Denmark; Igor I. Sikorsky in Russia; and Emile Berliner and his son Henry in the United States.
		The Russian-born George DeBothezat and his co-worker Ivan Jerome developed their four-rotored craft for the US Army Air Service.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /text_761554235___3/Helicopter.html (504 words)

	Lawrence Hargrave: Australian Aviation Pioneer
		In that year short hops were made by a Romanian, Trajan Vuia (1872-1950), living in Paris, and by Jacob Christian Ellehammer (1871-1946), in Denmark.
		Not until near the end of 1907 did anyone in Europe fly for 1 min; Henri Farman (1874-1958) did so in an airplane built by Voisin.
		Brazilian aviation pioneer, inventor and author - Born at Palmyra (now Santos-Dumont), Brazil on July 20, 1873, he was the son of a wealthy coffee planter.
	www.ctie.monash.edu.au /hargrave/timeline5.html (3174 words)

	Jacob Christian Hansen Ellehammer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		If you search for "Jacob Christian Hansen Ellehammer", using the Google search engine, (1-31-05), you will find about 104 links.
		If time permits, you will want to visit some of the many other websites.
		This page on Dr. Russell Naughton's comprehensive website offers a biography of Ellehammer, numerous photographs of him and of his planes, and a number of links for further reading.
	www.rcooper.0catch.com /eelleham.htm (82 words)

	Aviation History - Early Aviation Pioneers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		By 1909, there were enough of the new flying machines that the world’s first international aviation meeting was held in Rheims, France, on August 22-29.
		The many Europeans who made flights of various distances before 1909 included Santos-Dumont, Henry Farman and Louis Bleriot of France, Jacob Christian H. Ellehammer of Denmark, and Traian Vuia of Transylvania (Romania), among others.
		In Canada, an organization called the Aerial Experiment Association (A.E.A.) was formed by the famous inventor Alexander Graham Bell, along with aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss, Lt. Thomas Selfridge of the US Army, and Canadians John A. McCurdy and Frederick W. "Casey" Baldwin.
	www.worldcoins.be /aviationearlyaviation.htm (1423 words)

	Historia del Avion y la Aviacion
		Se hicieron numerosos esfuerzos para imitar el vuelo de las aves con experimentos basados en paletas o alas movidas por los músculos humanos, pero nadie lo logró.
		Merecen citarse el austriaco Jacob Degen entre 1806 y 1813, el belga Vincent DeGroof, que se estrelló y murió en 1874 y el estadounidense R. Spaulding quien patentó su idea del vuelo empujado por músculos en 1889.
		En ese año el húngaro residente en París, Trajan Vuia, realizó algunos saltos muy cortos y también lo consiguió Jacob Christian Ellehammer en Dinamarca.
	www.proyectosalonhogar.com /El_porque_de_las_cosas/historia_del_avion.htm (2982 words)

	http://www.fsplanet.com/
		With the right balance of efficiency, range, speed, and payload, the DC-3 was the first aircraft to earn a profit for its owners just by carrying passengers.
		This new aircraft features a completely new Gmax model that is true to the real aircraft in many ways.
		FS98/2000/2002 1906 Ellehammer II Step Back in Time and Hold On Tight!
	www.fsplanet.com /26122003.htm (761 words)

	SAS Cargo, Cargotimes (2/1998) - The First, the largest, the fastest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		After innumerable tests with different types of aircraft, the Wright brothers succeeded on December 1903 with history´s first flight with an apparatus that was heavier than air.
		They were quickly followed by a number of other pioneers, among them Jacob Christian Ellehammer who 3 years later flew a self-constructed airplane.
		During the first world war the airplane developed rapidly.
	www.sascargo.com /?NavID=1073 (1347 words)

	Christian Jacob - The Info Page
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	History Channel Search Results
		These included the early attempts of the Austrian Jacob Degen, who carried out various experiments from 1806 to 1813; the Belgian Vincent DeGroof, who crashed to his death in 1874, and the American R. Spaulding who actually received a patent for his idea of muscle-powered flight in 1889.
		In that year short hops were made by a Hungarian, Trajan Vuia (1872–1950), living in Paris, and by Jacob Christian Ellehammer (1871–1946), in Denmark.
		The first officially witnessed flight in Europe was made in France, by
	www.historychannel.com /thcsearch/thc_resourcedetail.do?encyc_id=201891 (3652 words)

	Volume 4 Issue 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In 1911 a Russian named Boris Yuriev Publish his abtomat perekosa (collective - automatic over-skewing device) which described the modern helicopter with a main and tail rotors.
		In 1912 the Danish inventor Jacob Ellehammer made his model used a 36 hp air-cooled radial pistol-engine.
		He was able to make short hops in a helicopter that featured contrarotating rotors and.
	www.vietnamproject.ttu.edu /Banshee/Vol4I1.html (3298 words)

	University of Paisley :: Library :: Exhibitions :: 100 Years of Powered Flight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In 1908 Wilbur Wright demonstrated the 1907 Flyer in France to huge acclaim, revealing how far in advance the Wright Brothers were of the rest of the world.
		Development in Europe then quickened: Gabriel and Charles Voisin, Henry Farman, Louis Blériot, Jacob Ellehammer and others all designed and built practical aeroplanes.
		In July 1908 Glen Curtiss had become the second American to fly and the American Samuel Cody made the first flight in the UK at Farnborough, Hampshire, on 16 October 1908.
	www.paisley.ac.uk /library/exhibitions/flight/100_years_of_powered_flight.asp (6820 words)

	South Sea Route (Cycle route) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Ferries sail from Kragenæs Harbour to Fejø and Femø, and to the east you can see the surprisingly hilly landscape of Ravnsby Bakke.
		You now have to follow the road to Bandholm. There are views of the sea in a few places and you can see the island of Lindholm, where in 1906 Jacob Ellehammer became the first European to fly.
		You can arrive in Maribo at full steam on the old railway, or you can pay to cycle through the impressive
	www.trafikken.dk /wimpdoc.asp?page=document&objno=78518 (677 words)

	Slashdot \| Re-Building the Wright Flyer
		Although Santos Dumont did manage to get a powered airplane off the ground, he didn't do so until 1906, i.e.
		But while we're at it, don't forget Jacob Ellehammer, the Danish flying pioneer.
		He also flew in 1906 but as his plane was tethered to a central pole his flight is usually not considered the first flight in Europe even though he flew before Santos Dumont did.
	slashdot.org /science/02/02/18/060257.shtml?tid=126 (5550 words)

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		DUMBACHER, Stephanie Elizabeth (6 Jan 1968-20 May 1987)
		DUMBACHER, William Jacob (19 Aug 1896-6 Feb 1954)
		EDDY, Eles Or Alice Or Elizabeth Or Chloe Or (3 May 1659-Oct 1710)
	moneymaker.rootsweb.com /surnames/lish/names6.htm (415 words)

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