1 100 1 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/28828/archive/files/de2cfe13d33bfa8f630217abe8bde1f5.pdf?Expires=1787184000&Signature=NJ6hKCDs5%7E%7Egi4bHFqlQ0tnTr%7E0ugqg-NgHeHwrUrwPWiptK588NTPQnnHyNNv9AAp0pndyAwumrgX1g-H445lSojIO7IzcfSUXGjYu5wcq%7EY0phTjmHWK9bN93z2AroEMqu93htJe6DUan8V9J0muUVbq8o4Wwnt0bYBperNXBeovunTsyASovnwH5yGwuw5w06zNLq7uDQSkMmWoLtgXfydLss0ZF8A52ioCb0lGkHSH58JytzS31My7KDNCbRjknQLasuRbbLd9Lnes3ClFvhqaTRYk8LUI5mqJ5wpx9%7ECUAgG40S21ZOkMI7ae8OQZXlf2xPmrbYFCoYOR6hUg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM d97f4d94f03ff850791392b1c6d2bdfe PDF Text Text 10 Bristol Street Built c.1894 David A Roche, Carpenter, and his wife, Mary Jane Garland Researched and written by Mollie Meeks September2022 Historic Salem, Inc. The Bowditch House 9 North Street, Salem, MA., 019 70 (978)745-0799 HistoricSalem.org |2022 �10 Bristol Street, Salem, Ma., c. 2022 Aerial of Forest River Park, c. 2016 �10 Bristol Street, Salem, Massachusetts, and was built around 1894. It is made of a wood frame and a mixture of stone and brick foundation, , with wood shingle exterior cover and currently has asphalt shingles for a roof. It is 0.107 acres of land, although it used to be a part of a larger tract that took up a few acres in the neighborhood prior to the house being built. It had been a single family home, but Jane Dalton fought to make it zoned for multifamily to allow her sister-in-law to move into a converted apartment. ��Salem is a town full of rich history that had a defining influence on America, and each of its districts play a part in that. Bristol Street is located in the South Salem district. This district was a split between residential and educational during the time that 10 Bristol has been built. Forest River Park a short walk to the east from the home on the cape of Pickering Point. America’s first living history museum is at the north end of Forest River Park, the Pioneer Village. In 1930 three acres of land were set aside to make recreations of various examples of colonial architecture, such as dugouts, wigwams, thatched roof cottages, and the Governor's Faire House. Reenactors give lively performances on how the people of Salem lived in 1630. The Pioneer Village �Forest River Park, c. 2021 Concrete Slide, Forest River Park, c. 1920s �Just south of Bristol Street is Salem State University. Established in 1854 as the Salem Normal School, it is the oldest and largest institute of higher education on the North Shore and is part of the state university system in Massachusetts. Salem Normal School was established under the guidance of Horace Mann, who’s personal mission was to create accessible teaching education. Originally a women’s only institution, it began accepting men in 1898. It was also not originally in the South Salem district, but moved there in 1896 as the Sullivan building was opened. Salem State University, c. Unknown Horace Mann Training School, pre-1932 �Salem was under a drought on the hot, windy day of June 25, 1914. Early in the afternoon the fire started at the Korn Leather Co. in Blubber Hollow, the leather manufacturing district. The conflagration cut a swath a half-mile wide and a mile-and-a-half long through the city. 1,376 buildings were destroyed, leaving18,000 people homeless, nearly half of Salem’s population. The fire destroyed so many businesses that 10,000 people lost their jobs. Forest River Park was established as a relief camp and housed approximately 1,500 people in 400 tents. The Great Salem Fire of 1914 changed the face of much of the city. There aren’t any found records that the fire effected 10 Bristol, but it would have still caused worry. From all accounts of the family that lived in the home, we can be confident that they were there to provide aid for their neighbor’s who had suffered loss. Aftermath of the Great Salem Fire, c. 1914 Refugee Camp at Forest River Park, c. 1917 �It is always deeply regrettable of the information that is lost to time, and a struggle to find those pieces to string together to present a pale comparison to the rich lives that once lived. Each person that touched this home laughed, cried, struggled, and celebrated vibrantly just as any of us currently do. It is something to keep in mind that these individuals are far more than could ever be bound up in two-dimensional print. In 1891 Ebenezer H Morse went to an auction and bought lots 8, 9, 10, and 11 for the highest bid of 4050.00$. At that time there were buildings listed on the deed, but it doesn’t specific where exactly those buildings were, or even the type of buildings (such as home, barn, shed, etc.) The property was up for auction as the previous owner, William Andrews, passed on and the estate had failed to pay the property taxes. Mr. Morse built his home in 1892 and it was given the address of 6 Bristol Street. Ebenezer Morse, c. unknown Mr. Morse was a carpenter by trade and it was towards the end of his life when his home was finished. He had been married to Sarah F. Gower, but she passed away on January 8, 1892, before the home was finished. This might be the reason he only lived in the home for a handful of years before staying with his daughter and her family then passed on in 1903. He began to sell off the lots in parcels, and in 1894 Ebenezer sold 10 Bristol Street to David Roche. �David Aloysious Roche was born in Salem June 8, 1855, to John Roche and Anastatia O’Neil. He attended Saint James Boys School growing up. David worked processing textiles in a jute factory, then later became a carpenter. He enjoyed music and played the clarinet throughout his life. He would join the Naumkeag Band, the Salem Brass Band, and perform at various ceremonies independently. Sometime between 1880 and 1890 David began to be the principal for Curwen Industrial School, and remained in education for the rest of his working career. He married Mary Jane Francis Garland in July of 1877. Mary Jane was born sometime in 1855 to Bernard Garland and Ann McNeil in Ireland. Her family came to the Unites States between 1859-1860. In the 1870's she moved from Vermont to work as a servant in the Pierce Nichols Mansion. She did not continue to remain employed after she began having children, as taking card of nine children is an incredible amount of work on its own. Mary and David Roche, c. unknown David Roche, c. unknown �10 Bristol passed on to Elizabeth Constance Roche in 1927, David and Mary Jane’s daughter. She attended the Salem Normal School and graduated from the education course in 1911. Elizabeth then went on to work as an assistant teacher at the Derby School in Castle Hill. She was musically inclined, and had performed vocal solos at her school, including during her graduation ceremony. Once she married, she was no longer able to pursue her career, as it wasn’t done for married women to work and take jobs away from men at the time. Elizabeth married Patrick Francis Dalton, Jr., in 1924. Patrick was born in 1891, a few months after Elizabeth. (Elizabeth was born January 17 and Patrick was born October 5.) As they were both born in Salem it is very likely they knew each other as children and grew up together. Patrick was the captain of the Salem High School baseball team and a good all-around player, having played semi-pro in the area. He worked as a machinist after high school until he was drafted into the marines after high school to serve during World War 1. After his service was completed, he settled back down in Salem, first working as a substitute clerk at the post office, then working his way up to regular mail carrier. It appears he worked at the post office up until he passed away in 1949. Elizabeth lived a number of years longer and passed away on March 8, 1962. ���In 1952 Elizabeth passed the home on to her daughter, Jane Elizabeth Dalton, and her husband, Joseph Edward Lundergan. Jane was Elizabeth and Patrick's only child, born on November 9, 1927. Jane was a bright child, excelling in her studies and in music. She attended the Salem High School, graduating in 1944 as Salutatorian. During her time there she worked on the school newspaper, was on the orchestra, and wrote the official school song "To Salem High," which is still sung as of this writing. After high school, she attended the College of Saint Elizabeth, located in New Jersey, and graduated in 1948. She then attended in Boston University for graduate classes in education before moving back to Salem to teach. Jane Elizabeth Dalton Lundergan Elizabeth married Joseph Edward Lundergan in 1951. Upon her marriage the School Committee released her from her contract and refused to rehire her, because at the time, married women still weren't allowed to take any jobs that a man would be interested in doing. Elizabeth fought the decision and managed to return as a long term substitute, but paused her career to have four children. She returned to teaching in the 1960's once society became more accepting to women's roles outside of the home, and she remained thus until semi-retiring in 1988. Due to her excellent ability as a music teacher, in 2011, the Tri-M Music Honor Society of the National Association for Music Education awarded her an honorary life membership “for inspiring young musicians to achieve and for serving music education.” Elizabeth continued to perform music as the organist and pianist for the Sainte Anne's Choir. She would perform with them at Masses, funerals, and weddings, until it became difficult to manage the loft stairs. She passed away in 2021 and left a long legacy behind. ���Joseph Edward Lundergan was born November 15, 1920, to Elizabeth Murphy and Edward Lundergan. He also grew up in Salem, and graduated from Salem High School in 1939. He was drafted into the Navy to serve as a merchant mariner during World War II. He first served escorting supplies to Stalingrad aboard the SS Mormacrio. The ship saw action, but was successful in its mission. Afterwards, Joseph was retrained as an aviation mechanic, and served out his term as such. Naval Team, c. 1942 After leaving the military, Joseph continue to protect his community by serving as a firefighter for 33 years for the City of Salem. He was known to be a loyal and steadfast person, and passed on December 26, 1999. Joseph Lundergan, c. 1950 In 2013, 10 Bristol Street was passed on to living relatives, and can not be further commented on due to privacy. ��Jane and Joseph Lundergan �Ownership Table for 10 Bristol Street Homeowner/Grantor Date Purchased Years of Ownership Purchase Price Documents Referenced End of Book 324 Book 1322 Page 141 Hiram Andrews for William Andrews’ Estate Ebenezer H Morse 08/27/1891 3 Years $4050.00 David A Roche 09/13/1894 28 Years “- dollars” Book 1423 Page 222 Elizabeth C. Roche 11/25/1922 5 Years $1.00 Book 2537 Page 405 Patrick F. Dalton, Jr. Elizabeth C. Dalton (Formerly Elizabeth C. Roche) 6/24/1927 25 Years QUITCLAIM COVENANT Book 2726 Page 243 Jane E. Lundergan/ Joseph E. Lundergan Daniel Lundergan/ Jane Lundergan Irrevocable Income Only Trust Daniel Lundergan/ David Lundergan/ Timothy Lundergan/ Edward Lundergan Daniel Lundergan/ David Lundergan Edward Lundergan/ Timothy Lundergan Edward Lundergan/ Carol Lundergan 9/17/1952 61 Years “” 3/26/2013 9 Years $100.00 Book 3924 Page 270 Book 32322 Page 314 5/23/2022 Split Book 40951 Page 230 5/23/2022 Split 5/23/2022 Split Book 40951 Page 233 Book 40951 Page 237 5/23/2022 Current Notes A certain parcel of lands with buildings thereon A certain parcel of land with all buildings thereon A certain parcel of land with all buildings thereon situated in SALEM The land, in said SALEM, with buildings thereon, bounded as follows: the land in said Salem, on Bristol Street, with buildings thereon �Resident's Table According to City Directories Directory Years Residents Occupation or Notes 1895, 1897, 1899, 1903-1914 David A. Roche Carpenter , Principal 1897, 1899, 1901, 1903-1907, 1912, 1914-1916, 1918, 19201921 1901 Mary G Roche Clerk, Student, Stenographer, Teacher Charles E Roche Clerk 1901, 1903-1904, 1907 John H Roche Clerk 1906 - 1908, 1916 Isabelle P Roche Stenographer 1907-1913 David A Roche Jr Clerk, Laborer, Apprentice 1908-1912, 1915-1918, 1920 Anna T Roche 1909-1915, 1918, 1920-1921 Elizabeth C Roche Bookkeeper, Student, Supervisor Teacher 1912-1916, 1922 Eleanor B Roche Nurse 1913-1916, 1918, 1920-1921 Francis R Roche Shoe Wkr 1913-1916, 1918, 1920-1921 Marion T Roche Teacher 1924, 1929-1930, 1942-1955, 1957-1958 1929-1930, 1942-1955 1957-1958 Patrick Francis Dalton Jr Letter Carrier Elizabeth C Dalton 1926 May M Maceachern Teacher Elizabeth C Roche Married Patrick Francis Dalton Jr Student 1926 Flora Mayer Student 1926 Eleanor E Mulcahy Student 1948-1951 Jane Dalton Student, Teacher 1952-1955, 1957-1958, 1985, 1994-2001 1947-1955, 1953-1955, 19571958, 1985, 1994-2002 Joseph E Lundergan Firefighter Jane Lundergan Teacher Jane Dalton Married Joseph E Lundergan 1993 Edward J Lundergan ���������������9/30/22, 6:10 PM Search Result Details - MACRIS Historic Building Detail: SAL.1937 Morse, Ebenezer H. House MHC ID SAL.1937 MACRIS Maps for SAL.1937 | Inventory: Historic Name Morse, Ebenezer H. House Common Name - Street Address 6 Bristol St   - City/Town Salem Village/Neighborhood South Salem; Local Number 32-245; Year Constructed C 1892 Architects - Architectural Styles Italianate; Uses Multiple Family Dwelling House; Significance Architecture; Areas Designations - Building Materials Roof Asphalt Shingle; Building Materials Wall Wood Clapboard; Wood Shingle; Building Materials Foundation Brick; Stone, Uncut; Demolished No MACRIS Home | About MACRIS | Terms of Use | Help | MHC | MACRIS Maps | SEC Home | Contact Us https://mhc-macris.net/#!/details?mhcid=SAL.1937 1/1 ���������������9/13/22, 5:37 PM 1920 United States Federal Census - Ancestry.com Elizabeth M Dalton in the 1920 United States Federal Census Detail Name: Age: Source Elizabeth M Dalton 29 Birth Year: abt 1891 Birthplace: Massachusetts Home in 1920: Street: Residence Date: Race: Gender: Relation to Head of House: Marital Status: Father's Name: Salem Ward 4, Essex, Massachusetts Bow Street 1920 White Female Daughter Single Patrick F Dalton Father's Birthplace: Ireland Mother's Birthplace: Ireland Able to Speak English: Occupation: Industry: Employment Field: Yes Sales Lady Grocery Store Wage or Salary Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Neighbors: Discover View others on page Household Members Age Relationship Patrick F Dalton 53 Head Katherine A Dalton 38 Daughter Annie P Dalton 35 Daughter P Francis Dalton 27 Son Harold J Dalton 22 Son Elizabeth M Dalton 29 Daughter © 2022 Ancestry.com https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/38956785:6061?queryId=654ceeb6664bb65aced24e49e8cdc952&_phsrc=UPL479&_phstart=succ… 1/1 ����������������������Salem City Directories 1897 1895 1899 1901 1903 1904 �1905 1905 1907 1908 1910 1911 1906 1909 1912 �1912 1914 1916 1913 1915 1917 1913 1916 1918 �1920 1921 1922 1924 1926 1929 1930 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 �1950 1951 1953 1954 1955 1957 1958 �����������������������������������������������������References Pioneer village. 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Retrieved September 22, 2022, from http:// www.convoyweb.org.uk/russian/convoy1.php?convoy=PQ.14 GovInfo | U.S. Government Publishing Office. (n.d.). Retrieved September 22, 2022, from https:// www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2021-11-19/pdf/2021-23972.pdf � Historic Salem, Inc. House History A resource made available by Historic Salem, Inc. detailing the history of Salem's houses. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10 Bristol Street, Salem, MA, 01970 Subject The topic of the resource House History Description An account of the resource Built c. 1894 David A. Roche Carpenter and his wife, Mary Jane Garland Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Historic Salem Inc. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Historic Salem Inc. house histories Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Historic Salem Inc. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Built circa 1894 House history completed 2022 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Mollie Meeks Language A language of the resource English 10 Bristol Street 1894 2022 Carpenter Garland Massachusetts Roche Salem