His company was reorganized as the New York Air Brake company, which continues to operate. George Eastman Joseph Ellicott William Fargo, Mayor of Buffalo and founder of the American Express Company Henry Farnam, born in Scipio Dr. Konstantin Frank, viticulturalist Carl Frink of Clayton, an innovator in the snow plow manufacturing industry Robert Fulton, whose steamboat the Clermont (steamboat) served the Hudson River between New York City and Albany Orville Gibson Dr. B. F. Goodrich, founder of the tire company that bears his name, was born in Ripley. Stephen Gordon, Plattsburgh native and founder of Restoration Hardware Jay Gould of Roxbury, a financier who became a leading American railroad developer and speculator. William Henry Gunlocke, furniture manufacturer George Franklin Grant, born in Oswego and the inventor of the modern golf tee Wilson Greatbatch, who advanced the development of the pacemaker Seth Green, pioneer in fish farming, inventor of the fish hatchery Robert Gundlach, born near Buffalo, made prolific contributions to the field of xerography, specifically the development of the modern photocopier. Gundlach helped transform the Haloid Company, a small photographic firm, into the Xerox Corporation. Jesse Hawley of Geneva, influential proponent of the Erie Canal Herman Hollerith, born in Buffalo, a statistician who developed a mechanical tabulator based on punched cards. His company was eventually merged into others to form IBM. Birdsill Holly Mark Hopkins, Jr. the Houghton family of the Corning Glass Works Elbert Hubbard Jeremy Jacobs, founder of Delaware North Companies, and his family John B. Jervis John Augustus Just John D. Larkin of the Larkin Soap Company, who commissioned the Larkin Administration Building from Frank Lloyd Wright William Pryor Letchworth, founder of Pratt & Letchworth malleable ironworks and creator of Letchworth State Park. Edwin Albert Link Darwin D. Martin David Maydole, blacksmith and inventor of adz-eye hammer construction method. He founded the Maydole Hammer Factory, once the largest hammer factory in the nation, in Norwich. William Henry Miner, railroad equipment manufacturer, philanthropist, founder of the Miner Institute at Heart's Delight Farm in Chazy Hannah Lord Montague of Troy, inventor of the detachable shirt collar Robert Moog, who invented the music synthesizer while a graduate student at Cornell University. He founded his company Moog Music in Trumansburg. Edward John Noble, born in Gouverneur, founder of the Life Savers Candy Company and the American Broadcasting Company Carl Paladino, founder of the Ellicott Development Co. Ralph Peo, Chairman of Houdaille