Using the Unabridged Dictionary, click on Advanced Search; type inventor in the Etymology box, then hit Search. The 172 entries range from aba to zerk . . . and yes, they include Franklin stove.

Here’s a sample:

axel noun [after Axel Paulsen flourished about 1890, its inventor] figure skating : a jump from the outer forward edge of one skate l 1/2 turns taken in the air and a return to the outer backward edge of the other skate

baud noun [after J.M.E. Baudot died 1903 French inventor] : a unit equal to one dot per second or the equivalent interval per second and used in measuring the speed of signaling in telegraphic code

derringer noun [after Henry Deringer, 19th century American inventor] : a short-barreled pocket pistol

Gatling gun noun [after Richard J. Gatling died 1903 American inventor] : a machine gun consisting of a cluster of barrels that when revolved by a crank are loaded and fired once each during a revolution of the group

mackintosh noun [after Charles Macintosh died 1843 Scottish chemist and inventor] 1 chiefly Britain : RAINCOAT 2 : a lightweight waterproof fabric originally of rubberized cotton

mason jar noun [after John L. Mason, 19th century American inventor] 1 : a wide-mouthed glass jar with a porcelain-lined zinc screw cap sealed at cap edge and glass shoulder by a flat rubber ring 2 : any of various wide-mouth jars with a screw cap used for home canning

Murphy bed noun [after William L. Murphy, 20th century American inventor] : a bed that may be folded or swung into a closet when not in use

Reuben sandwich noun [probably after Reuben Kulakofsky died 1960 American grocer & reputed inventor of the sandwich] : a grilled sandwich consisting of corned beef, Swiss cheese, and sauerkraut usually on rye bread

saxophone noun [French, from Antoine J. (known as Adolphe) Sax died 1894 Belgian maker of musical instruments, its inventor + French –phone] 1 : a wind instrument that combines the reed mouthpiece of a clarinet with a usually curved conical metal tube made in various sizes, that is equipped with finger keys, and that is used especially in military bands and dance orchestras 2 : a flue or reed pipe-organ stop so constructed as to imitate the saxophone

stent noun [after Charles R. Stent died 1901 English dentist, inventor of the compound] 1 : a compound or a mold made of the compound for holding a surgical graft in place 2 : something (as a pad of gauze immobilized by sutures) used like a stent