Baptized in Ashburnham, Mass. on November 2, 1837.
In the 1900 U.S. census the Brooks family was found at 82 Chestnut Street, Gardner. Euclid, who lived right next door to his brother Newton, was a manager at a chair factory. Flavilla had given birth to nine children. Out of those only five had survived to that year (1900) and only son Edward, 20, a bookkeeper, remained at home. Flavilla (Adams) Brooks' sister, Ellen Paige, was staying with them.
In the 1900 U.S. census the Brooks family was found at 82 Chestnut Street, Gardner. Euclid, who lived right next door to his brother Newton, was a manager at a chair factory. Flavilla had given birth to nine children. Out of those only five had survived to that year (1900) and only son Edward, 20, a bookkeeper, remained at home. Flavilla (Adams) Brooks' sister, Ellen Paige, was staying with them.
Baptized in Ashburnham, Mass. on November 2, 1837.
In the 1900 U.S. census the Brooks family was found at 82 Chestnut Street, Gardner. Euclid, who lived right next door to his brother Newton, was a manager at a chair factory. Flavilla had given birth to nine children. Out of those only five had survived to that year (1900) and only son Edward, 20, a bookkeeper, remained at home. Flavilla (Adams) Brooks' sister, Ellen Paige, was staying with them.
In the 1900 U.S. census the Brooks family was found at 82 Chestnut Street, Gardner. Euclid, who lived right next door to his brother Newton, was a manager at a chair factory. Flavilla had given birth to nine children. Out of those only five had survived to that year (1900) and only son Edward, 20, a bookkeeper, remained at home. Flavilla (Adams) Brooks' sister, Ellen Paige, was staying with them.
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