Pierre-Marie Bournique
Pierre-Marie Bournique was an aero inventor whom French patent data has filing from département Seine-et-Oise, France.[1]
Bornique trained in forestry like his father, then went to Montreal and Vancouver to work.
He returned to Lorraine and became a celebrated early pilot.
He died after a crash at Reims in 1911.[2]
There appears to be a letter from Bournique in the Tissandier papers at the Library of Congress.[3]
Lorraine, incidentally, was an administrative région française beginning in 1956, and a "collectivité territoriale", staring in 1982, and continuing as such until 1 January 2016 at which point it was fused with régions Alsace and Champagne-Ardenne to from Grand Est.[4] This loosely overlaps with the cultural and historis region of Lorraine.[5]
The situation of Reims, Marne, would comport with being an the western end of the above-mentioned region. This person had 1 publications and 1 patents in this database.
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Pierre-Marie Bournique
- Patent FR-1910-420791 (English title: Landing gear for aeroplanes, dirigibles or the like, Filing date: 1910-09-26)
Publications by or about Pierre-Marie Bournique
- Bournique, 1911, Double accident à Reims (Simple title: Double accident at Reims (P.-M. Bournique), Journal: L'Aérophile)
- Aero, 1911, Pierre Marie Bournique (Simple title: Pierre Marie Bournique, Journal: Aero)
References
| Names | Pierre-Marie Bournique; Pierre Marie Bournique |
|---|---|
| Countries | FR |
| Locations | Seine-et-Oise, Reims, Marne, Vancouver, British Columbia, Montréal, Québec, Lorraine |
| Occupations | pilot, forester |
| Tech areas | Airplane, Landing, Landing gear, Atterrissage |
| Accreditations | |
| Affiliations | |
| Family name | Bournique |
| Birth date | 1888-03-04 |
| Death date | 1911-05-11 |
| Wikidata id | Q19951902 |
