Papers of Charles Préaut Blaney, 1885-1904 and 1950.

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Papers of Charles Préaut Blaney, 1885-1904 and 1950.

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The collection documents Blaney's social and academic life while an undergraduate student at Harvard. It consists of invitations, notices of election to student societies, and records of grades and examination results. The collection also includes correspondence and a certificate documenting Blaney's continued involvement with the University as an alumnus. Prominent in the collection are invitations to Class Day events from 1890.

0.17 cubic feet (1 half-document box).

Harvard University Archives.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8087063

Harvard University Archives.

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Charles Préaut Blaney was born on March 14, 1868, in Dorchester, Mass. to Charles and Antoinette Hamilton (Lamson) Blaney. He attended Roxbury Latin School before entering Harvard College in 1886. Blaney received his Harvard AB in 1890 and his LLB in 1893. He married Helen Worthington Bebbe in 1908; their son, Charles Lamson, was born in 1914. Blaney worked as a lawyer in New York City. From the guide to the Papers of Charles Préaut Blaney, 1885-1904 and 1950, (Harvard University Arc...