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Harvard College Class of 1886, Secretary’s Report no. 6

Date
1907
Type
book
Repository
Internet Archive (harvardcollegec01goog)
Locator
p. 155, Charles Brooks Stevens
Access
Public; OCR read October 12, 2026. Open online
Rights
Public domain (1907).

Statements this record supports

  • C-017 — Charles Brooks Stevens (1864–1949), textile manufacturer, born Haverhill October 11, 1864 to George Stevens and Harriet Lyman (Brooks) Stevens; Harvard A.B. 1886; worsted mills in Lowell and North Andover 1886–89, England 1889–90, business in Providence 1890–93, treasurer of the U.S. Bunting Company, Lowell, from 1893; married Edith Ames at Lowell on June 17, 1896; children Ames (1897), Edith (1899), Harriet (1900) and Charles Brooks jr (1902). Resident of Tewksbury; president of the Lawrence Manufacturing Company by 1931; owned 236 Fairmount Street 1925–1944 as an investment; died June 26, 1949 in Tewksbury aged 84.