Coggshall Family History and Contributions in this field include:
The Golden Age of Beekeeping took place largely in New York State.
The first William L. Coggshall was the largest beekeeper in North America and the World in 1904.
The Coggshalls invented several important things, e.g. the brush used to rid bees from the honey-holding frames.
My father (William L. Coggshall Sr.) did a lot with beeswax (sometimes with other materials), e.g., Sheets and foundations for hives.
Making candles traditionally by dipping wicks into liquid wax,
Then he extruded candles and other objects.
William Coggshall also co-authored with Morse the famous landmark book Beeswax: Production, Harvesting, Processing, Products
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