His product was the only one of its kind to win the Gold Medal at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis, as one can read on the labels of this man's legacy.  
Learning his trade from the Lutheran minister Dan Call, one morning in 1905 this man forgot the combination to the safe in his office and kicked it in frustration.  He broke his toe, which grew infected, leading to his death from blood poisoning in 1911. He celebrated his 21st birthday by buying the knee-length frock coat and planter's hat in which he is always depicted today. His product was the only one of its kind to win the Gold Medal at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis, as one can read on the labels of this man's legacy.  FTP, name this resident of Lynchburg, Tennessee, the developer of his namesake Old No. 7 sipping whiskey.
Learning his trade from the Lutheran minister Dan Call, one morning in 1905 this man forgot the combination to the safe in his office and kicked it in frustration.  
Jasper Newton "Jack" Daniel