Not all Lowell residents, historical and current, are important enough to have their own entries, but they are important to the city. I am trying this method of listing locally notable people. Maybe a large list with multiple sources will meet notability requirements.
Jonathan Tyler
editSon of land owner Nathan Tyler, born in1790 and died in 1877. Tyler's land, where the Chelmsford Canal met the Concord River, was sold to the Mill Owners. Jonathan was close friends with local mill owners including John Lowell Jr. and Kirk Boott.[1]
Who else
edit- Homer Bourgeois
- William Gilday: connected to Katherine Ann Power and mentioned in A25 (book)
- Vesper Lincoln George (artist): connected to the Vesper George School of Art
References
edit- ^ M., Rosenberg, Chaim. Legendary locals of Lowell, Massachusetts. ISBN 9781467100489. OCLC 854956846.
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