Harry Bridgman Pulsifer

Background

Pulsifer, Harry Bridgman was born on December 23, 1879 in Lebanon, New Hampshire, United States. Son of Charles Edward and Ellen Diantha (Bridgman) Pulsifer.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Massachusetts Institute Technology, 1903. Post-graduate work, University of Munich, 1906-1907. Chemical East., Armour Institute Technology, Chicago, 1915.

Master of Sciences, University of Chicago, 1918.

Career

Instructor chemistry, New Hampshire (U.S.) State College, 1903-1904. Chemist, Henry Souther Engineering Company, Hartford, Connecticut, 1904. Assayer and mining engineer, Sonora, Mexico, 1905.

Superintendent placer mine, Oregon, 1907.

Wrote consular reports, “Zinc in Mexico,” 1908. Foreman, Associate of Science&.R. Company, Murray, Utah, 1909-1911, United States Company, Midvale, Utah, 1911.

Instructor metallurgy, 1911-1915, assistant professor, 1915-1917, Armour Institute Technology, Chicago. Professor metallurgy, Montana State School of Mines, Butte, 1917-1920.

Assistant professor metallurgy, Lehigh University, 1920-1924.

Metallurgist with American Steel & Wire Company, Cleveland, 1935-1941. Assistant to president American Metal Treating Company, Cleveland, since 1941.

Achievements

• Harry Bridgman Pulsifer has been listed as a noteworthy metallurgist. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Institute Mining Engineers, American Society Metals, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Institute Metals (London).

Connections

Married Sarah Cecelie Cantlion, September 9, 1909. Children: Carmen, Phyllis, Verne, Harrison.

Father:

Charles Edward Pulsifer

Mother:

Ellen Diantha (Bridgman) Pulsifer

Spouse:

Sarah Cecelie Cantlion

child:

Phyllis Pulsifer

child:

Carmen Pulsifer

child:

Verne Pulsifer

child:

Harrison Pulsifer