Genealogy of the Tennant family; their ancestors and descendants through many generations . s to determine whether a patent wasnew and patentable under the law. In this service Mr. Ten-NANT continued for 7 years. He was soon assigned to the Classification Division. ^lillionsof i)atents were being classified on a scientific l)asis. He workedat this for two years dealing mostly with metal works. Afterthis he was assigned to the interference division to determine the])riorit\ of invention between two or more claimants for a patenton the same in\ention. The ])roceedings were much like trialsin the
Genealogy of the Tennant family; their ancestors and descendants through many generations . s to determine whether a patent wasnew and patentable under the law. In this service Mr. Ten-NANT continued for 7 years. He was soon assigned to the Classification Division. ^lillionsof i)atents were being classified on a scientific l)asis. He workedat this for two years dealing mostly with metal works. Afterthis he was assigned to the interference division to determine the])riorit\ of invention between two or more claimants for a patenton the same in\ention. The ])roceedings were much like trialsin the U. S. Equity Courts. I-rom the Interference Di\-ision was sent tem])orarily to the Trade Mark Division toassist in interi)reting and applying a new law of 1905. Aftereight months, he was returned to the Interference Dixision. InJan. 1907 he xvas transferred to the Concessionaries Office ti^ pre-pare cases w hich came before him on appeal. In June. 1907. he was ]~)romoted to the i)osition of law clerkin which he had tct appear before the court of appeals as Conn- wSS! ^^BnAny. FREDERIC ADAMS TENNANTBorn May 18, 1871.
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