Henry Tracey Coxwell

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Henry Tracey Coxwell was a 19th-century English aeronaut and balloonist renowned for his high-altitude scientific ascents and collaborations with meteorologist James Glaisher.

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instanceOf aeronaut
balloonist
human
authorOf My Life and Balloon Experiences NERFINISHED
birthDate 1819-03-02
birthPlace Wouldham, Kent, England NERFINISHED
burialPlace Seaford, East Sussex, England NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith James Glaisher NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
deathDate 1900-01-05
deathPlace Seaford, East Sussex, England NERFINISHED
employer self-employed as professional aeronaut
era 19th century
ethnicGroup British
familyName Coxwell NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork aeronautics
ballooning
founded balloon manufacturing and aeronautical equipment business
genreOfWork aeronautical memoirs
givenName Henry NERFINISHED
hasActivityPeriod 1840s–1880s
hasGender male
influenced development of scientific meteorology via balloon observations
public interest in ballooning in Victorian Britain
knownFor 1862 high-altitude ascent with James Glaisher
languageOfWorkOrName English
militaryService British Army (ballooning for military observation, volunteer context) NERFINISHED
name Henry Tracey Coxwell NERFINISHED
nationality English
notableAction pulled the valve line with his teeth to descend during 1862 ascent
notableEvent nearly lost consciousness during extreme high-altitude ascent in 1862
notableFor collaborations with James Glaisher
high-altitude balloon ascents
scientific balloon ascents
notableStudentOrProtégé younger aeronauts and balloonists in Britain (general)
occupation aeronaut
balloon manufacturer
balloonist
participantIn 1862 Wolverhampton high-altitude balloon ascent
Victorian-era scientific ballooning experiments
performed balloon ascents in continental Europe
public balloon ascents across Britain
residence Seaford, East Sussex, England NERFINISHED
Wolverhampton, England NERFINISHED

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