Frederic W. Stevens

1839–1928 (age 89)

Businessman

Biography

Frederic W. Stevens, whose life spanned from 1839 to 1928, was a businessman recognized for both his entrepreneurial insight and civic-minded generosity. He supported efforts to strengthen institutions that served the broader community.

His name is held in esteem at Green-Wood Cemetery as someone who married commercial success with a commitment to improving city life.

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