1 100 1 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/28828/archive/files/fcc89d1fe55a676529a64028cde58071.pdf?Expires=1774483200&Signature=THL%7Eph1j0Y1wO16ZQvqV%7ErJ%7EnArlhWmthOlEqB5%7EE7RtoDUBkiR4ZsFHx1xQPbyRjMm%7EtCz6RDl1xuxLXSZQTdfvE6m4dU4d0rZhYSfd1iBtfXPxnRH0Zwu66Cmcjyzx1yizO6u6JB4Pwvq9QyG%7E5GnNoY7W7KCrKmRTD-rO9nL3N9ukrRAybN86JapgWzUDgkQrKEqEjYNq5EKvYtBqDtHuyfUl70x7lBB591gO4pqUw6yStHDGucoeihNYu80jsAPmu6Kyqd3HAwEoIYQt7M4gc7On6M5KlIUAq5hglanQ6aUDhgzOCl5HLUYfF%7EoLfRDDk1-X2hLnIt33k64ixA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 0ea7ec3e44dd2b3dc2e401a99c4e827b PDF Text Text Notes on 71 Palmer Street, Salem According to Patricia Kelleher at the Salem Historical Commission, all of the buildings at the point were destroyed in the Great Fire, which happened on June 25, 1914. In reviewing both the current assessor’s map and the 1911 Walker Lithograph and Publishing Company Map, it would appear that the lot area that was 22-24 Palmer Street on the 1911 map is the area that is now 71 Palmer Street on the current assessor’s map. Prior to the fire, the area that is 71 Palmer Street was owned by Pierre Tremblay. The pamphlet “1914 Data on Burned District at Salem, MA”, published by F.W. Dodge Co. lists Pierre Tremblay as owning wooden apartments on the site. He retained ownership after the fire until 1918 and it appears he owned the building at the time it was erected. Records at the Salem Assessor’s Office date the building to 1915. Building inspection cards deposited at the Salem Historical Commission do not include a card referencing 22-24 Palmer Street or the name Pierre Tremblay which would confirm the building date. The following evidence noted above and below indicates that Pierre Tremblay was the owner of the property that is now 71 Palmer Street when it was built c. 1915: Deed descriptions from the Essex South County Registry of Deeds MACRIS On-Line Database ~ There are entries for Pierre Tremblay in the Salem Directories in 1914-1918 which list him as being either a “laborer” or “foundryman” but his housing location is not on Palmer Street. Under the name “Peter Trembley,” the 1910 United States census reveals Peter living with his wife Mary on Palmer Street (no number given), along with 8 children. He is listed as a renter and as a dealer in coal. He is French Canadian, as is his wife Mary, and they immigrated to the United States in 1895. He and Mary are 54 and 45 respectively. 6 of their 8 children were born in Massachusetts, the first two having been born in French Canada. The children are listed as speaking English and as being literate, while Peter and Mary are listed as speaking French and being literate as well as being alien citizens. There does not appear to be an entry in the 1920 census for either Pierre or Peter Tremblay who lived in Salem. The 1900 United States Census lists similar information about “Pierre and P. Maria Trembley” who lived on Palmer Street and owned the residence on Palmer Street. ~ Plaque to read: Built for Pierre Tremblay, foundryman, 1915. Replaced an apartment building burned in Great Salem Fire of 1914 �Owners Date of Conveyance Registry Reference Stanislaus J. Levesque of Salem to Pierre Tremblay of Salem December 17, 1897 Book 1535, Page 336 Pierre Tremblay of Salem to Henri P. Desaulniers December 13, 1918 Book 2404, Page 33 Henri P. Desaulniers to Pierre Tremblay and Medric Tremblay both of Salem December 13, 1918 Book 2404, Page 33 Medrick Tremblay of Salem to Pierre Tremblay October 28, 1922 Book 2533, Page 570 Estate of Pierre Tremblay and Estate of Louise M. Sweeney Guardian of Jacqueline M.L. Sweeney to Ira Salloway of Beverly February 27, 1953 Essex County Probate Docket 181179 E.C.P Docket 183123 E.C.P Docket 212942 Book 3177, Page 579 Book 3963, Page 523 Ira Salloway of Salem to John S. Cappuccio and Bertha L. Cappuccio May 8, 1961 Book 4768, Page 174 John S. Cappuccio and Bertha L. Cappuccio of Salem to Angelo A. Clemenzi & Philip J. Villanti d.b.a Anselmo Realty November 10, 1961 Book 4841, Page 396 Angelo A. Clemenzi and Philip J. Villanti, d/b/a Anselmo Realty April 8, 1965 to Israel Frisch of Beverly and Cecil H. Weinstein of Swampscott Book 5274, Page 123 Israel Frisch of Beverly to Cecil H. Weinstein of Swampscott Book 5575, Page 771 December 28, 1967 Cecil H. Weinstein of Swampscott to Edward R. Comerford, Jr. September 30, and Daniel P. Comerford, both of Ipswich 1977 Book 6399, Page 116 Edward P. Comerford, Jr. of Ipswich and Daniel P. Comerford January 19, 1979 of Somerville to Edward P. Comerford and Daniel P. Comerford as Trustees of the 71 Palmer Street Trust Book 6560, Page 95 Edward P. Comerford and Daniel P. Comerford, Trustees of the 71 Palmer Street Trust to George S. Sherman, Jr. September 23, 1980 Book 6740, Page 684 George S. Sherman Jr. to Stephen W. Trulli, Gail A. Trulli, David R. Brecken, Laura A. Brecken, Alphonso A. Trulli and Emma L. Trulli September 17, 1984 Book 7522, Page 564 Stephen W. Trulli, Gail A. Trulli, David R. Brecken, Laura A. Brecken, Alphonso A. Trulli and Emma L. Trulli to Alan P. Aulson, Trustee of Shell Rock Realty Trust January 10, 1986 Book 8078, Page 109 Alan P. Aulson, Trustee of Shell Rock Realty Trust to Stephen Morris and Linda J. Morris of Boxford May 14, 1999 Book 15674, Page 150 Stephen Morris and Linda J. Morris of Boxford to Brito Realty LLC April 5, 2005 Book 16279, Page 184 Brito Realty LLC to Puma Partners LLC November 30, 2010 Book 30015, Page 306 Puma Partners LLC to Congress and Ward, LLC December 2, 2014 Book 33712, Page 521 Congress & Ward, LLC to Congress Street Residences, LP June 10, 2016 Book 34994, Page 386 � 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 Point Plaque Initiative Description An account of the resource The Point Plaque Initiative, made possible in part by an Essex Heritage Partnership Grant, provided 16 Histories and plaques for North Shore CDC-owned buildings in the Point Neighborhood. 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 71 Palmer Street, Salem, MA, 01970 Subject The topic of the resource House History Description An account of the resource Built for Pierre Tremblay Foundryman 1915 Replaced an apartment building burned in the Great Salem Fire of 1914 Construit par Pierre Tremblay Travailleur de fonderie 1915 Remplacé un immeuble brûlée dans le Great Salem Fire of 1914 Construido por Pierre Tremblay Trabajador de fundición 1915 Reemplazó un edificio quemado en el Great Salem Fire of 1914 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 1915 House history completed 2018 Language A language of the resource English, French, Spanish 1915 71 Palmer Street foundryman Great Salem Fire Masachusetts Pierre Tremblay Salem Tremblay