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Edwin F. Peterson
(Edwin F. Peterson ) (born December 14, 1909) was an American Inventor and businessman. Raised in Kewanee, Illinois, he was a first-generation United States citizen, born of Swedish Immigrants. Edwin worked in patternmaking, beekeeping, and local government, while he started his own business, Martin Engineering, which has grown into a leading international company to improve bulk-materials handling in basic industries.
==Early life==
Edwin Franklin Peterson, the son of Swedish immigrants Lawrence Franklin Peterson (1879-1966) and Emma (Matson) Peterson (1884-1915), was born in Kewanee, Henry County, Illinois December 14, 1909. His father, Lawrence, was raised on a family farm in Malmö, Sweden, during the late 1880s.〔"Martin Engineering" Edwin Franklin Peterson Story〕 From a young age, Lawrence learned how to keep bees and produce honey in the family’s apiary. In school, he became apprenticed in pattern making. At the turn of the 20th Century, Lawrence and his younger brother Mauritz (1886-1970) joined the many immigrants making their way to the United States. Edwin's father, Lawrence, soon began his own patternmaking business in his basement, while growing the family apiary in the Kewanee area. Edwin, as a child in Kewanee, observed his father working in the apiary and in patternmaking, later helping with the bees and in the patternmaking business. In high school, Edwin took classes in drafting and patternmaking. Upon graduation, he worked in his father’s basement producing patterns for Walworth Foundry, Kewanee Boiler Corporation, Kewanee Corporation, and other large manufacturers in the Kewanee, Illinois area.〔 Edwin and his wife, Dorothy Margaret Heath (1912-2004), had one son, Edwin H. Peterson, in 1935.
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