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Stevens Linen Works. [Business records].

Title: [Business records]. 1845-1925.

Contains primarily financial and shipping records; most material is from 1846-1868, when Henry Hale Stevens ran the mill. Materials include notices of annual meetings, 1883, 1939; correspondence, 1864-1904; purchasing and sales records, 1864, 1870; ledger, 1860-1867; journals, 1849-1854,with customers and goods purchased; mill accounts, 1868-1898; daybook, 1859-1863, with itemized payroll, rent list and provisions sold to employees; cashbooks, 1859-1867; petty cash book, 1887-1897; purchasing journals, 1868-1884; records of orders and goods sold, 1846-1876; payroll and time books, 1845-1874; and list of tenants, including rents charged, 1864-1865.

ArchivalResource: 1.5 ft. (1 box + 12 v.)

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Stevens, Nathaniel B., b. 1822. Nathaniel B. Stevens account book, 1854.

Title: Nathaniel B. Stevens account book, 1854.

Account book kept by Nathaniel B. Stevens, a merchant in Norfolk, Connecticut.

ArchivalResource: 1 volume.

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Stevens Companies. [Business records].

Title: [Business records]. 1811-1972.

Records are most extensive for the period 1830 to 1920, with numerous financial records, bills and receipts. There are several correspondence series relating to general business, insurance and sales, with letters between two generations of men who ran the business. Labor records include payrolls, employee production records, and letters of application for employment. Personal family papers and private business and political records of Captain Nathaniel Stevens, Moses T. Stevens, George Stevens, Horace Nathaniel Stevens (1836-1876), Nathaniel Stevens (1857-1946), Samuel Dale Stevens, Horace Nathaniel Stevens (1874-1951), Abbot Stevens, Robert T. Stevens, and Horace Nathaniel Stevens, Jr. (1914-1980), are also included. Papers of Moses T. Stevens and his son Samuel Dale Stevens contain information about local and national politics, as MTS served in the Massachusetts legislature and two terms in the U.S. Congress. Records of the following company mills are also included: in Massachusetts, Stevens Mill and Osgood Mills, North Andover; Marland Mills, Andover; Haverhill Flannel Factory, Stevens and Co., Pentucket Mills, and Little River Mill, Haverhill; Walsh Worsted Mills, Lowell; Stow Woolen Mills, Stow; in N.H., Franklin Mills, Franklin Falls; Tilton Mill, Tilton; in R.I., Peace Dale Manufacturing Co., Peace Dale; in Conn., Hockanum Mills Co., Rockville; in N.J., Forstmann Woolen Co., Passaic; and in Maine, Worumbo Manufacturing Co., Lisbon Falls.

ArchivalResource: 753 ft.

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Herbert, Mary. A narrative / by Miss Mary Herbert.

Title: A narrative / by Miss Mary Herbert. 1921.

A poem written for the wedding of Samuel Dale Stevens, Jr. and Mary Cordingly, May 21, 1921. It outlines the history of the Stevens Companies, woolen manufacturers in North Andover, Mass., and mentions Nathaniel Stevens and Moses T. Stevens.

ArchivalResource: 4 leaves ; 20 x 13 cm. on board 24 x 19 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/49628014 View