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J -'; < '~ -{ ~ •i.- . ~':. ; • . ,fi. l !~/ ...... SUNHARY #60 Derby St., Formerly #28 Williara Hollinbsworth had a house on this land before 1661. The house burned in 1663 and he moved to 21 Derby Street until 1672, when he built . another house on this site. ,. The house became the famed Blue Anchor Tavern . William's wife, Eleanor, was licensed to draw beer and elder on April 23, 1674. She conducted the Tavern until 1681. It was still ccn<lucted as a Tavern until February 24, 1748, at which time Mrs. llollinGsworth's grandson, Philip English sold the. estate to C. Richard Derby. Derby tore the house down in 1751. 26 Derby may be the "outer housing 11 mentioned in the deed when Eleanor · Hollingsworth gave the estate to her daughter, Uary Hollingsworth Engllsh, April 8, 1685, "I confirm, into iay sd. daughter, all that my now dwelling house, outer housing and land with ye wharfe and landing." the Tavern was near the sc.arting point of the Marblehead Ferry (Darbie Fort - Side Ferry), before the opening of Lafayette Street the only means of getting to Marblehead. The Marblehead landing was at Haskell's Cove, a little to the west of Naugus Head. William and Eleanor's daughter Hary (the "accused") Hollingsworth, was born at the Blue Anchor. She married Philip English (Philippe L' Anglois) who was born on the Isle of Jersey in 1651, and \,·as in Salem ln 1074. a mariner and then a merchant. .-. He was first He built a many gabled structure on the easterly ~ corner of English Lane. ~ It was built about 1633 and taken down in 1833. The Blue Anchor Tavern and the English house were the most conspicuous . .. ~ ~~ T' •• . houses in this part of town and were somewhat alike as described in the Rev • William Bentley's diary of 1791. • "At the eastward of English's Lane ·nea:c the water, is a Store enlarged, but originally built about a hundred years. A·few .,..• ,• . \ j •• �. •;{ yards above is the large Cellar, the stones of which were sold six years since, but the steps remain over which stood a large house wlth peaks as English's below and which was emplyed as a Tavern by the name of the BLUE ANCHOR. II The steps of the cellar meatione.d are still in my cellar at 28 or 60 Derby. The fireplace in this cellar could also be from the Tavern. Mary and Philip English were Salem's last accused witches. bed when the sheriff came to arrest her. bedchamber to read the warrant. 1692. The servants admitted him to her She was taken away the morning of April 22, It is said she attended to her family devotion and kissed her children goodly after calmly discussing their futures. •' ".i, Hary was in Philip was arrested Hay 30th. They both were taken to jail in Boston, and from there managed to escape to ·New York. They returned after the storm was over, but never regained their wealth or prestige. The land passed from Richard Derby to his son John Derby in 1785. Allen, mariner, bought the land from John Derby in 179J. Edward .By 1760 Allen was a Captain on Richard Derby's ships along with his son John and Richard, Jr. Josiah Gatchell bought the land from Allen December 1799. wright and he He was a house- have made the store into a house to live in while he built m~y my house at 60 Derby in 1800. Josiah Gatchell died April 11, 1806 and #28 Derby Street passed on to his ". brother-in-law, Thomas Magoun. David and Thomas. .-_. ~- There were twin Magoun brothers from Pembroke, They went into the ship building business in Salem and did ' very well according to Rev. Bently. Bently also says that Josiah Getchell was industrious' and my house had Nclntyre fireplaces and mou~ding which were. re- ·~·<'·''./; .. mov,ed,a few.years before I bought the house. ' A Thomas Hagoun (probably third ·- ,, ' . \:. -~· .. ·.'~.·generation) had the house until 1896 when it passed to a son-in-law Richardson., Magouns lived at 60 Derby from 1837 (the date.of the first directory at Essex ' .,,, " ,: .. •' ' -', ' ",-'" : f ~. _;..'. - ,'. .J»- ,4~' ...4~. & • -.~. 1 ·~ .... •' ;;' ~,Ji ,., '- -: r '·: ,,; _ ·~. ·;"• ... �. it, - : ... ,, ,. ... ~~ ~ ;· ... Institute) and probably before. By 1882, 60 Derby had been made into ~ two family house. . ,: - ~· When I bought the house two years ago the six ·fireplaces were covered ·" 1:-1.· . .,. •, '·' r.,.r:.l up and the house had no central heating. ' A'; io: The whole house was in a state of ':._ disrepair. ,'!- We could not restore it exactly as we wanted as both my husband and I became sick, but we did manage to get it liveable and it is now rented. " Ruth Burnaby Fe-lo. ici 1 -z.. ·. : ' ,,. ·; ·i:i; ~';!.,:, ·ci>" ,~, ; ,. ,,· "·'~· ' \ t ' ..,/ .r. '•t' ,:· .. ,., ".;,:,-, .- ~ .. t. ; ,, .' ··; ··:v •••'14 \ ~. : • .1 . .. ; ,'fry _ _.,,,.' '\• _J,: ~· -<.' .; ·-~ :~ ! L '" . ,,lg... • "'.'\·, c ' ..._I . "~ .:r. 4" ···:=;-,··" • 1-., • . <t r. .:, -··:. ~.:...:: . ·"" ,i}.. .;- �,. ,t. 'J··' '· ' :•.~i'. '' .. .. ".; .. ~, ~" ~ >~?.9v:;·j:~.:~" DOCUNENTATION ·''' . Book 7, Page 146, Section 24 - April 8, 1685 ' Eleanor Hollingsworth to Hary Holl inesworth English Be it known that I Eleanor Hollingsworth, widow, of Salem, grant unto my daughter Nary En0lish my dwelling house, outer housing, and land with ye wharfe and landing place, one acre of ground bouncled: on E. with land formerly Cawithie's, now of Philip English; on N..with land heretofore of Robert Starns; on W. with land of J. Clifford; on S. with Salem Harbor. Book 93, Page 22 - February 23, 1748 Philiti Eng_lish to Ri_dwrd Derby, rn8.r iner, a piece of land more or less one acre and a half with dwelling house where I now dwell, with a warehouse and wharf, said land being a part of ye estate of my mother Mary Hollingsworth English, dee. and set off to me --- bounded on S.W. by English Lane; on E. by river or salt water; on N.E. and N.W. by lands set out to other heirs of Nary English. Book 143, Page 30 - January 11, 1785 Richard Derby: divisonal deed of property; 1/3 to Elias Hasket Derby, 1/3 to John, 1/3 to Richard. --- and that Jolin De~ shall have (several lots) and a piece of land called Lnglish Field, bounded S.W. on English's Lane; S.E. on Salem Harbor; N.E. on Widow Whitford's land; and N.W. on John Tousel's land. It being the same which Richard Derby bought from Philip English, Book 93, Page 22, and of one Mary Browne, Book 107, Page 169. Bentley's Diaries, Vol. I, Page 307 - September 21, 1791 . --- At the eastward of English's Lane near the water. --=- A few yards above is the large Cellar, the steps remnin, over which stood a very large house --- which was a Tavern by the name of Blue Anchor • It has been down 40 years. . -. Book 157, Page 73 - December 13, 1793 . . t ·:' .- ; ";'{:-. ~, John Derby, merchant, of Boston, for tlOO sells to T>lward Al] en, mariner, of Salem, a peice of land called English's field, bounded S.W • . on English Lane and on all other sides as recorded .. in Book 93, Page 22. ' .... ~.! f ',. '.1 ""':.~''' ' - Book 165, Pag~ 181 - December 6, 1799 {-~:',,..\ ~',:.. . .• ' '. · ·· Edward AJ lcn, merchant, for $286. 43 sellG to Josl:ih Cctchell, house-: .~.. :~:i~~~:;/:.. • wright';land containing 23 7/8 poles hounrleu: bc8 Ln,iJ.r1~at the co~ner of 'Derby and English Streets, running N.W. 105' and bounded S.W. on English ';>·~:~~ ~'.'..Street, then running N.W. 60'-8" to a stale).; then S.F.. 105' to Derby St. ··.. ~,;/~.·~:. \ ,; ; and bounded N.W. and N.E. on the last· t~rn described lines by my other land; r- • running S.W. 63' to corner first mentioned, and bounded S.E. on Derby St.· ' .. . t • , . • •., -,. '";.'. ·--,•• / ; ;,•• 0 .. A~~··~.,.,, ·:...·, ' ~· '"'~ .. ;_ .. ;" ,, '' .. '. ·V .;.. ., ' ~ .• ,, ,. •. • d I. . '. ~~ . .. ~ �l.t.::._~.' ---~---~':":'\.~ ·1~ • . .JI---- .. " · - ,i..: ·- -- "" ·-"' ~~. , ·. . . ~ ,,: ,,.·-·-' -;--. ' ~ ·~· ~J· ·r __ ... ,,_ . "' _-.J.., -~ , • ..• "'::" ·-, Bentley's Diaries, Vol. II, Page 468 - 1800 A new house by GBtchell on E~ Corner of English Street facing Derby Street. nentlcy's Vol. III - Ap1: il 11, 1805 ··:·,:·' !his evening died Josiah Gatchelt --- age 28. a young family. He married a Lane and had Book 179, Page 153 - October 7, 1806 '·• "' -·- Alexander Buchanan, mariner, and n~ts~ Lnne Gntchell Buchanan, widow of Josiah Gnlchell, for $ll00 sell to Nhl.ol~1s _Lnnc, sailmaker, highest bidder in an auction, part of the real estate of sal<l Josiah Gatchell, dee. to pay his debts, bounded on Derby Street 6J'; on English Street 63'; on land of Cogswell 63'; and running from English Street to Cogswell's land 59'. ! ,:: Book 179, Page 153 - October 7, 1806 Nicholas Lcine sells to Thomas Hngoun, boatbuilder, and Polly Lane Hagoun, his wife, for $1100 land (described above). Book 471, Page 45 - December 23, 1852 G.W. Mullet, Adaline Hngoun Hullct, Clwrlcs B. Newcomb, Charlotte Mrtgoun ~ewcornb, .§_amuel C. Mngoun, and ,Jo~_i:_pj_1_ W. Jbtyrnn to Thmn:is H:1l!oun of Salem, for $648 all our rights to 4 un<livlrlec! BU1 parts of all real estate of Thomas Hagoun Sr. dee. (father to 4 grantors) the land and buildings corner of English and Derby Streets (described above) and any claims they may have as heirs to brothers James and Willard Hagoun, now and for m::my years in foreign parts. Book 1481, Page 102 - April 27, 1896 Jeremiah Richardson of Brooklyn, for $1 conveys to James H. Redmond of Salem that piece of real estate in Salem numbcr~1 58 and 60 Derby Street and bounded S.E. by Derby Street; S.W. by English Street; N.W. by land of GlJtchcll; N.E. by land of Cogswell. Said premises were lately the property of Thomas :Magoun, dee. of Salem, and passed by will of said Magoun to the grantor. .-!!."" ,,L~· ~ .• ' .' :j,. c-._, ~·4. ,.'<~-1; • .'._: \ • . ~ ~. t ' . ,';, ,; ••.t Page 119 - June 10, 1903 JamcR Redmond conveys for $1 to the Salem Savings B;ink property beingestate late of.Thomas Hagoun, conveyed to me Book 1481, Page 102. ~. ~ .. ~ 17~8,, Book -:1 •. · , .:~' .... ,,~- "::7.\~~ ·, '.!1;~' Book, 1714, "rage Jl - July 15, 1903 · :~~·~::.·. '~-~. ~. ,.~:~:_;. {t ·, i~\.t.'):--:.,;'-, ~ '· _:... · ' , ~ '.' .''':Salem Savings Bank to Simon Cotter for· $1 and consldcratiom1: parcel '.·· .<t '7.· ,,. ~, " . (described above)~ See deed from James Redmond Book 1708, Page 119. ·.,.:.-\• ':"""''. :~1 ~ .' ~,_' :.'~~· ' '· ..' -... "¥'\,;: . Book 2337, l?age 209 - August 14, 1916 , . ~~.' , '"':' 1 :$~: . !' ~' >. : : : ::. -~.: ."'(,'. ··~ '-~"-~.<~ ~ f~~.i ,.., < , : ~ • t-. .. :,:t'':" ' ?:·. .' ··Nettie Ca.rmen (daughter of Simon Cotter) to husband Kevie CarTP~n, • Z parcels. The first: land running S.E. by Derby Street 63'; S.W. by: '.;' :'' ·~~~~~;!~~; ~· ·--- '!.: . ·~ . ~ ~ _,,,,;.: \ ~ n .. _ _j_ _,:r-.: -! . . • ;· ..,.. �,, < .~- .;,,._..·· .. ! . ,. .:· ~· English Street 63"; N.W. by land of G~tchell 59•; lLE. by land of Cogswell 63'. Being same premises conveyed to Simon Cotter Book 1714, Page 31, also see will of Simon Cotter. Book 2429, Page 158 - October 16, 1919 Kevin Carmen and wife Nettie for $1 and considerations grant to Carmen Kimball Co., a corporation 2 parcels of land and buildings (1st parcel described above) being premises conveyed to me by Nettie Carmen Book 2337, Page 209. l' •'. Book 2564, Page 578 - August 3, 1923 Cannen Kimball Co. sells to Karolina Chmielcski land and buildings commencing at a point on Derby Street and running S.W. by Derby Street 67• to English Street; thence turning and running N.W. by English Street 63'; then running N.E. by land now or late of Getchell 59'; then running S.E. by other land of grantor 19' then N. 4'; then S.E. 44' to Derby Street and point begun at. Being 1st parcel and 4' of 2nd parcel described in Book 2429, Page 158. .. See copy of Plan of Land in Salem, Book 2607, Page 358 Belonging to K. Chmieleski and I. Szczesny. Book 2607, Page 358 - August 14, 1924 .John and Karolina Chmieleski grant to Iguacy Szczesny land and buildings (lot Bon aforesaid plan: #58 Derby Street). "' The following deeds arc for Lot A; #60 Derby Street. Book 2630, Page 100 - M.:irch.13, 1925 . John and Karolina Chmi0leski grant to Lcokodya Roz•imek land and buildings at the corner~D~rby and Englisl1 SLr;;tsb~~nJC"d: running N .E. by Derby Street 45.25'; running N.W. by lan1l of Ignacy Szczesny 61.25'; running S.W. 43.25 1 by land now or late of Harrigan to English Street, thence running S.E. by English Street 63' to corner of Derby and beginning. (Subject to a right of way: see plan). Being lot "A" on plan Book 2607, Page 358, conveyed to Karolina Clunieleski Book 2564, Page 578 • . ~ ' ·1 l Book 4563, Page 387 - May 23, 1959 ,,._ •\ · · Stanislaw Rozumek sells to Alice Caron_ land and dwelling (described - above) being same premises conveyed by my late wife Leokadya Rozumek Book, Page 100. ',. .!' :a_ /'.~. ~· '~ •7 =· ., ~·i'Book ·; #: •. __ ;~~~:,,.., ,'_' ; 'Alfred Caron, Donald E. Decowsk.i and Judith A. LRmpros sell to Fred 1: , 7 ~·' ·• • ·~ ...... and Ruth Burnaby land an<l dwelling (descri hed above). Being sa.Cle premises :. conveyed to the late Alice Caron by d~ed BrJok !~563, Page 387 •. , For our •· '·''' title see estate of Alice Caron, Probate {/289605. 1;· • , 5649, Page 476 - November 10, 1%9 . ,-'·, • ,, .. . ,,, . ,,· ; , ·' . ' '' ~ ':/ ~ .! ... -~i ' •: ~ •• .--.' '. ...... "). .... . ,, •, �•' .. , _,·~;~ ~.- ~. ,i,;_ . ~ n~,. -- ' ~~{f;.;i_J . -Jt~1 -~,.· ... . . 1-j ,. ". •. . . - ' . .,! . • ~ -' '!-".J ........ ·' · ..:• Salem Cit}': Directories "-· -~ .,.. j.·- ·' The c~rliest directory, 1837 show Thomas lillgoun living at #28 Derby (later #60) and his son Thomas Jr. at #26. From 1842 thru 1850 there were Magouns only at //28. By 1853 the tillgouns were living elsewhere • Bentley's Diaries Vol. III and Vol. IV have many notes concerning the Magoun shipbuilders. Vol. IV, Page 435 - David •.• and Thomas are twins; and have such a near resemblance that I have not yet learnt to separate them. Their father is one of 5 brothers all living ••. Their father is over 70 years of age and still labors at shipbuilding. . ,, ' ' .. ;· _, . .,.;. ,,.. ;• ·" ·e..·' -' -,~.; ~· ~.; . ' ·-'.:,.f l.: : ..... ' ·;. ... . . , ... .,_,: _ .J. • ~;- .,,,.. -~ l �-·~---11? ·;-: "'" ·- ,, '.~ I _-5' .. 2 <P 07 Book. c:>f Pio.-n lc:.-v1<-~ 5c._.le..•Yl ' ,.'vt a. '5 s . i>-1 be-Io''~); \-_( . C \.'"! rn 1 cl e- ·s k \ nJ t-1- n +<:> . -~-'--~-~ z e ~ ~:j ct I Cf ..Z. -1- #-6 0 (f'1;rnd,-1 '. .~-'::· ;c # .ZB) ... .., !~,.· ; ... " , . " '";;. ·,:.i1··· !..('l.' .. _ '""' ... ~- ·-~\ •.; - .t. '·, . - .,,,_ - ~· � 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 Derby Street 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 60 Derby Street, Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Subject The topic of the resource House history Description An account of the resource The Josiah Gatchell House built in 1800 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., Salem Historical Society Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource House built 1800 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Research incomplete only two pages exist Language A language of the resource English 1800 60 60 Derby Derby Federal Gatchell Josiah Josiah Gatchell wood