Thomas F. Cole |
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Born | July 19, 1862
Keweenaw County, MI |
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Died | June 4, 1939
Pasadena, CA |
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Occupation(s) | President- Oliver Mining Company, North Butte Mining Company, Greene-Cananea Copper Company, Chandler Iron Company, Minnesota Iron Company
Director- The Ojibwe Mining Company, Butte Coalition Copper Company, Rainbow Lode Development Company
Other or Unknown involvement- Hedley Gold Mining Company, Consolidated Amador Mining Company,
Calumet and Arizona Mining Company, International Smelting and Refining Company
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Thomas Frederick Cole (19 July 1862–4 June 1939) was a mining executive active in Michigan, Minnesota, and Arizona. He was President of the Oliver Iron Mining Company from 1901 to 1909.[1] His namesake boat the SS Thomas F. Cole was built by United States Steel's Pittsburgh Steamship Company in 1907.