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47 Essex Street .pdf
Built for
J. Lovett Whipple
Wheelwright
c. 1854

46 Washington Square House History Final (1).pdf
John Southwick, Schoolmaster
Built in 1796, partially torn down and rebuilt in 1850

46 Dearborn St.pdf
Built for
Pickering Dodge, Jr.
Gentleman
and his wife
Anna Storer Colman
c. 1837

Chestnut St._46.pdf
46 Chestnut Street, Salem
Built for Mrs. Martha Luscomb Webb, 1870

Lafayette St._452.pdf
Benjamin G. Hathaway, carpenter, 1874

Documents provided are of research conduction on house; formal house history unavailable

45 Daniels Street History.pdf
Home of
Alice Kenneally
Patrick T. Kenneally
Blind Peanut Vendor
at Salem Willows
Built ca. 1800
Moved in 1911

English St._44-46.pdf
Built as a West India goods store for William Pearson by 1824.

Essex St._44.pdf
Built for Phineas T Weston, trader, in 1859.

Union St._43.pdf
Built 1769 for Joseph Hood

House History for 42 Warren Street Salem MA 2020.pdf
Built for
Mary J. Sheehan
1915
After the great Salem fire

Chestnut St._42.pdf
House history and plaque program for owners Andrew and Nan Greer, 42 Chestnut Street Salem, Massachusetts, November 21, 1999.
Built for Miss Maria Ropes, 1858

Essex St._42.pdf
Built by A.K. Hood for Elijah Low, 1840.

43 Osgood Street House History.pdf
Margaret (Mahoney) Kenneally, wife of John M. Kenneally, postal clerk
Built in 1896

41 Flint Street House History.pdf
Rufus B. Gifford
Master Builder
Built circa 1869

English St._41.pdf
Built for Elizabeth Gray, widow of John Gray, before her death in 1806. Elizabeth Gray may have earned a living as a dressmaker or shopkeeper after her husband died of a fever at Batavia in 1802. Her son William bought the house from his brother John…

English St._40.pdf
Built by John Crowninshield Very, trader, between 1820 and 1826, when he mortgaged the property to Captain James Deveraux for a sum owed to Deveraux and Stephen White.

Central St._4-10 and Essex St._ 193-195.pdf
Built in 1805 for the Merchants B. Herbert Hathorne and W. Shepard Gray

Woodbury Court_4.pdf
Israel Woodbury, housewright, 1830.

Documents provided are of research conduction on house; formal house history unavailable.

Stodder Place_4.pdf
Built by the Giffords for Captain Ebenezer Berry, Shipmaster 1855

River St._4.pdf
Built by Daniel Bancroft Jr. Housewright in 1806

4 Pierce Avenue (4).pdf
Built for
Minnie Donovan
and Her Husband,
Fred Marden,
Shoemaker
c. 1891

Phillips St._4.pdf
Built for Henry P. Hood, trader in 1840, Shop of Henry Balcomb, carpenter 1860, Altered to a dwelling house in 1868

4 Phelps Street House History.pdf
Kate E. Furey
Shopkeeper
Built c. 1914

North Pine St._4.pdf
Moved to the lot by 1851 by Nathaniel Frothingham, Jr. and James C. Stimpson

Hamilton_4.pdf
Built in 1858
by Capt. Charles Hoffman
as a cottage for his gardener,
Hugh Wilson.

Federal Ct._4.pdf
Built for Micah Wild, gentleman by 1807

English St._4.pdf
Rental property owned by Susan Ingersoll and passed down in 1858 to her heir, Horace (Conolly) Ingersoll. He sold it to Alice Sullivan, an Irish immigrant, in 1869. It was later lived in by Frank Malinowski, the second Polish immigrant to move to…

Curtis St._4.pdf
4 Curtis Street
Property of the Curtis Family
Built circa 1780

4 Cousins Street (Final).pdf
Built for
Joseph “Frank” & Mary Boynton
Clothier: Kent & Boynton; Cape Ann Clothing Co.
1894; rebuilt 1910

Built on the former estate of
Philip & Mary English (née Hollingsworth)
Maritime Merchant & Salem Selectman
Accused of Witchcraft,…

Chestnut_4.pdf
Built around 1826 by Deacon John Stone, distiller

4 Carpenter Street FINAL.pdf
Built for
the Nichols family
c. 1905
Designed by
Ernest Machado
Architect

Broad St._4.pdf
“The West Estate” Moved to this site from 5-7 Summer Street in 1834

4 Bentley Street.pdf
Built or moved here for
Ebenezer Slocum Jr.
Mason
Before 1846

Beach Ave._4.pdf
Built for Eliza J. Low wife of Daniel Low, Jeweler in 1883

4 Andrew Street.pdf
Built as a stable for
Isabella C. Miller
1877
Converted to dwelling
after Great Salem Fire
1914

Essex St._398.pdf
Built in 1847 as Quaker Meeting House, probably by David Buffum, and was sold and converted into a domestic dwelling in 1869.

Essex St._397.pdf
Built by Jabez Smith, carpenter, in 1803; purchased in 1813 by Capt. James Silver.

Essex St._396.pdf
Built for the Osgood family in 1881 but known as "Dr. Gaffney's House" because it was owned by Catherine E. Gaffney and her husband, Dr. Henry J. Gaffney, from 1889-1911. It was converted into condominiums in 1986.

393 deeds full (3).pdf
Built in 1747
by Timothy Lindall
Salem politician and Speaker of the House of Deputies

Essex St._391 and 391.5.pdf
House and grocery store built for Stephen Fogg, trader, in 1826 and 1840.

Essex St._39.pdf
Built for William Murray, cooper, in 1688.

Essex St._389.pdf
Built for David Kiley, liquor purveyor, in 1882.

388-390 essex st.pdf
Built for
James P. Hale, lawyer
& James F. Hale, grocer
c. 1897

Essex St._387.pdf
Built for Lemuel Higbee, leather manufacturer, in 1858.

386 Essex Street FINAL.pdf
Built for
Willard Goldthwaite
Merchant
1868

Essex St._384.pdf
Built by Captain Joseph Dean in 1706; also known as the William Stearns or Stearns-Sprague House; at one time run as the East India House guesthouse.

Essex St._380.pdf
Built in 1807 for Joseph Sprague, Jr., merchant.

38 Putnam Street .pdf
Built in 1859
by Frazier C. Foote, tanner and teamster, and Mary Foote, his wife

Essex St._377.pdf
Built for James Ford in 1764, remodeled for Nathan Gifford in 1893.

Essex St._374.pdf
The Buffington House, built after 1785 by Nehemiah Buffington, remodeled 1832

Walter St._37.pdf
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Brown 1870

37 Clark Street.pdf
Mattie Simard
Harry Rodetes
Housewife and Shoeworker
Built in 1947

Chestnut St._37.pdf
37 Chestnut Street
Built for Captain George Nichols, builder
Merchant 1816-1817 by Jabez Smith, Master

Essex St._362.pdf
Built by 1754 for John Ropes, cordwainer.

360 Essex Street FINAL.pdf
Built for
Capt. Emery S. Johnson
Shipmaster & Merchant
Spring 1853

Summer St._36_38.pdf
House of John Stone, distiller, built before 1820

Or before 1831

Essex St._359.pdf
The Smith-Crosby-Endicott house, built c. 1789 for Benjamin Smith and Nicholas Crosby. Birthplace of Mary Endicott Chamberlain, wife of Joseph Chamberlain.

Essex St._356.pdf
Built for Nathan Frye, master mariner, in 1852. The land was previously owned by Thomas Maule and later by Capt. John Buffington.
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