About: Nels Johnson

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Nels Johnson (1838–1915) was a Danish-American professional mechanic and engineer who was the manufacturer of Century tower clocks, commercial tower clocks that were guaranteed for 100 years. The clocks put in business buildings, government buildings, churches, and courthouses. He also repaired nineteenth century machinery as various businesses and made grandfather type tall clocks. He was a businessman and manufacturer associated with commercial shipping, railroad equipment, engine equipment, sawmill machinery, and mechanical devices. His businesses were in Manistee, Michigan. He was also a scientist there and worked with astronomy to learn how to get clocks at different locations to synchronize at the correct time.

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  • نيلز جونسون (1838-1915)، ميكانيكي ومهندس دنماركي أمريكي محترف، كان مُصنِّعًا لساعات الأبراج التجارية. وُضعَت الساعات التي صنّعها في المباني التجارية والحكومية والكنائس والمحاكم. قام أيضًا بإصلاح آلات تعود إلى القرن التاسع عشر. كان رجل أعمال مرتبطًا بالشحن التجاري ومعدات السكك الحديدية والمحرّكات والآلات والأجهزة الميكانيكية. كانت أعماله في مانيستي بولاية ميشيغان. كان أيضًا عالمًا هناك وعمل في مجال علم الفلك لتعلم كيفية الحصول على ساعات في مواقع مختلفة لمزامنتها في الوقت الصحيح. اضطر جونسون عندما كان صبيًا في السابعة من عمره أن يبدأ العمل لكسب لقمة العيش بمفرده حيث طُرد من عائلته الكبيرة. شغل أولًا وظائف في المزارع في مسقط رأسه. وعندما كان شابًا في الرابعة عشرة من عمره، سافر إلى إيطاليا ووجد بعض الوظائف هناك. عندما كان في السادسة عشرة من عمره، ذهب إلى كوبنهاغن وتدرّب في متجر محلي لتعلم الحدادة. كان عمله الرئيسي في طواحين الهواء وفي سن 23 عامًا أكمل تدريبه المهني وجُنّد في الجيش. في سلسلة من الأحداث التي حدثت في الوقت المناسب، انتهى به الأمر في إنجلترا عام 1863 عندما كان عمره 25 عامًا حيث التقى بمجموعة من المهاجرين الدنماركيين في طريقهم إلى أمريكا وهاجر معهم. (ar)
  • Nels Johnson (1838–1915) was a Danish-American professional mechanic and engineer who was the manufacturer of Century tower clocks, commercial tower clocks that were guaranteed for 100 years. The clocks put in business buildings, government buildings, churches, and courthouses. He also repaired nineteenth century machinery as various businesses and made grandfather type tall clocks. He was a businessman and manufacturer associated with commercial shipping, railroad equipment, engine equipment, sawmill machinery, and mechanical devices. His businesses were in Manistee, Michigan. He was also a scientist there and worked with astronomy to learn how to get clocks at different locations to synchronize at the correct time. Johnson as a boy of seven had to start working to make a living on his own as he was kicked out of his large family. He first did unskilled labor jobs at farms in his home town. As a young man of fourteen he traveled to Italy and found some unskilled jobs there. When he was sixteen he went to Copenhagen and there apprenticed at a local shop to learn the blacksmith trade. His main work was on windmills and at 23 years of age his apprenticeship was completed and he was drafted into the army. In a series of events that happened in time he eventually wound up in England in 1863 at the age of 25 where he came across a group of Danish immigrants on their way to America and immigrated with them. (en)
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  • Nels Johnson (en)
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  • photograph, circa 1885 (en)
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  • four (en)
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  • father: Jorgen Neilsen (en)
  • mother: Ana Marie Sorensen (en)
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  • Oak Grove Cemetery in Manistee, Michigan. (en)
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  • نيلز جونسون (1838-1915)، ميكانيكي ومهندس دنماركي أمريكي محترف، كان مُصنِّعًا لساعات الأبراج التجارية. وُضعَت الساعات التي صنّعها في المباني التجارية والحكومية والكنائس والمحاكم. قام أيضًا بإصلاح آلات تعود إلى القرن التاسع عشر. كان رجل أعمال مرتبطًا بالشحن التجاري ومعدات السكك الحديدية والمحرّكات والآلات والأجهزة الميكانيكية. كانت أعماله في مانيستي بولاية ميشيغان. كان أيضًا عالمًا هناك وعمل في مجال علم الفلك لتعلم كيفية الحصول على ساعات في مواقع مختلفة لمزامنتها في الوقت الصحيح. (ar)
  • Nels Johnson (1838–1915) was a Danish-American professional mechanic and engineer who was the manufacturer of Century tower clocks, commercial tower clocks that were guaranteed for 100 years. The clocks put in business buildings, government buildings, churches, and courthouses. He also repaired nineteenth century machinery as various businesses and made grandfather type tall clocks. He was a businessman and manufacturer associated with commercial shipping, railroad equipment, engine equipment, sawmill machinery, and mechanical devices. His businesses were in Manistee, Michigan. He was also a scientist there and worked with astronomy to learn how to get clocks at different locations to synchronize at the correct time. (en)
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