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'''George C. Stevens''' (1822-1888) was a mason who was shown on the [[1866 Santa Cruz map]] as owner of two downtown Santa Cruz properties on Pacific Avenue. In 1862 (and maybe earlier), he was serving as a roadmaster, and in 1866 was elected to be one of three members of the first [[Santa Cruz|Town of Santa Cruz]] Board of Trustees. In 1867, "George Stevens" was noted as "mason" on a house built by [[Morrow, John|John Morrow]] for [[Effey, William|William Effey]]. | '''George C. Stevens''' (1822-1888) was a mason who was shown on the [[1866 Santa Cruz map]] as owner of two downtown Santa Cruz properties on Pacific Avenue. In 1862 (and maybe earlier), he was serving as a roadmaster, and in 1866 was elected to be one of three members of the first [[Santa Cruz|Town of Santa Cruz]] Board of Trustees. In 1867, "George Stevens" was noted as "mason" on a house built by [[Morrow, John|John Morrow]] for [[Effey, William|William Effey]]. | ||
* [[History Pages: 21 - The Town]] | * [[History Pages: 21 - The Town]] | ||
*[https://archives.santacruzmah.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/CPL7-1950_11_16.pdf ''Riptide'' CPL7] | |||
Note: the photo used in ''Riptide'' for George Stevens is the same photo used for [[Stevens, Bart|Frederick L. Stevens]] in ''Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 4''. | Note: the photo used in ''Riptide'' for George Stevens is the same photo used for [[Stevens, Bart|Frederick L. Stevens]] in ''Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 4''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:00, 30 September 2025
George C. Stevens (1822-1888) was a mason who was shown on the 1866 Santa Cruz map as owner of two downtown Santa Cruz properties on Pacific Avenue. In 1862 (and maybe earlier), he was serving as a roadmaster, and in 1866 was elected to be one of three members of the first Town of Santa Cruz Board of Trustees. In 1867, "George Stevens" was noted as "mason" on a house built by John Morrow for William Effey.
Note: the photo used in Riptide for George Stevens is the same photo used for Frederick L. Stevens in Santa Cruz County History Journal Number 4.