John H. Dialogue
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John H. Dialogue

American industrialist and shipbuilder

John H. Dialogue (1828–1898) was an American industrialist.2

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Born May 13, 1828, died Oct 23, 1898.1

Companies

Early life and education

John H. Dialogue was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on May 13, 1828, to Adam and Sallie Dialogue. The family was of French-German ancestry. His father, Adam, was also an entrepreneur and inventor, and established himself as a manufacturer of riveted fire hose. Dialogue grew up in Philadelphia and was educated at Central High School, graduating in 1846. His uncle taught him machine work and drafting, and in 1850, Dialogue moved to Camden, New Jersey.

He married Mary Easby of Philadelphia in 1850, and they had four children: John Dialogue Jr., who eventually took over his father's shipbuilding works, and three daughters, Adelaide, Stella, and Lillie.

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Career

Occupation: businessperson.4

Personal life

  • BornMay 13, 1828, Philadelphia5 6
  • DiedOct 23, 1898, Camden7
  • CitizenshipUnited States8