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The above house is located at 180 Main Street circa 1835. It is
the Alexander Grant house.
11/4/1818 Suffolk County Deed: 38:34
Timothy
Whiting of Medway, gentleman to Henry Cary of Boston, gentleman
..by the consideration of our Justices of our Supreme Judicial
Court, held at Boston, to the sheriffs of our Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk
…..recovered judgment against Timothy
Whiting of Medway, gentleman, for the sum of $4413.33 damages, and 36.53 cost of suit
….We commend you therefore
…..that of the goods, chattels, or lands of the said Whiting, you cause to be paid and satisfied unto the said Cary.
11/4/1818 Norfolk County Deed: 57:117,118
Thomas
Cary, Attorney at Law to Malachi Bullard of Medway, gentleman 9 acres pasture land in West Medway $387. Part of judgment against
Timothy Whiting at the Supreme Judicial Court, Boston, 1810.
3/6/1827 Norfolk County Deed: 81:181
Malachi
Bullard to Simeon Fuller 9.5 acres with dwelling house, barn, store, and shed
5/13/1833 Norfolk County Deed: 100:199
Simeon
Fuller to Benjamin Ward, farmer and his wife Nancy, who built a dwelling
house (182 Main) there as shown in the mortgage document from the Norfolk Mutual Fire Insurance Company (1834).
12/16/1834 Norfolk Country Deed: 104:315R
Benjamin
Ward to Alexander Grant, cordwainer 27 rods with west half of cellar hole east of Wards house lot.
12/16/1834 Norfolk Country Deed: 104:315L
Benjamin
Ward to Willard Daniels, boot manufacturer 27 rods with east half of cellar hole.
01/27/1835 Norfolk Country Deed: 106:61
Alexander
Grant to Willard Daniels “same tract conveyed to grantor by Ward…27 rods with the buildings thereon…to stake
and stones directly opposite the center of the dwelling house now occupied by the grantor and grantee thence northerly through
the center of the house”
11/25/1871 Norfolk Country Deed: 416:238
Willard
Daniels to Leander S Daniels, bootmaker Tract of land with buildings thereon. Willard sold the house to his son Leander
who would inherit his fathers boot factory on Mechanic Street.
The Benjamin Ward house circa 1834 is located at 182 Main St.
In 1833, Simeon Fuller sold 172 rods (1 acre+) to Benjamin Ward, farmer and his wife Nancy, who built a dwelling house (182
Main) there as shown in the mortgage document from the Norfolk Mutual Fire Insurance Company (1834).
11/4/1818 Suffolk County Deed: 38:34
Timothy
Whiting of Medway, gentleman to Henry Cary of Boston, gentleman
.....by the consideration of our Justices of our Supreme
Judicial Court, held at Boston, to the sheriffs of our Counties of
Suffolk and Norfolk
…..recovered judgment against Timothy Whiting of Medway, gentleman, for the sum of $4413.33 damages,
and $36.53 cost of suit
….We commend you therefore …..that of the goods, chattels,
or lands of the said Whiting, you cause to be paid and satisfied unto the said Cary.
11/4/1818 Norfolk County Deed: 57:117,118
Thomas
Cary, Attorney at Law to Malachi Bullard of Medway, gentleman 9 acres pasture land in West Medway $387.
Part of judgment
against Timothy Whiting at the Supreme Judicial Court, Boston, 1810.
3/6/1827 Norfolk County Deed: 81:181
Malachi Bullard to Simeon Fuller 9.5 acres
with dwelling house, barn, store, and shed.
5/13/1833 Norfolk County Deed: 100:199
Simeon Fuller to Benjamin Ward, 1
acre and 12 rods. No building listed.
7-01-1834 Norfolk County Deed: 104:107
Mortgage; Benjamin Ward to
Norfolk Mutual Fire Insurance Company. “½ acre with buildings thereon…estate on which I now reside”
7-01-1847 Norfolk County Deed: 174:97
Benjamin Ward bootmaker to George
Blake blacksmith. $1600. ½ acre lot with dwelling house and outbuildings “…start at SE corner of Nathan Ponds
house lot on Turnpike, run north on Ponds land to land of Partridge and Slocum, east by Partridge and Slocum’s land
to Willard Daniels House lot, then south on Daniels land to Turnpike, then west on Turnpike to first mentioned…”
4/10/1850 Norfolk County Deed: 195:82
George Blake, blacksmith
to Moses Thompson, yeoman $1400. ½ acre with all the buildings thereon with Ponds lot to the west, and Williard Daniels
to the east
4-22-1859 Norfolk County Deed: 277:70
Moses E Thompson Heirs
to Albert E and Sarah J Bullard, 86 rods with buildings thereon $1500.
184 Main Street the Simeon Clark House circa 1832.
11/4/1818 Suffolk County Deed: 38:34
Timothy Whiting
of Medway, gentleman to Henry Cary of Boston, gentleman by the consideration of our Justices of our Supreme Judicial Court,
held at Boston,
To the sheriffs of our Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk
…..recovered judgment against Timothy Whiting
of Medway, gentleman, for the sum of $4413.33 damages, and 36.53 cost of suit
….We commend you therefore …..that
of the goods, chattels, or lands of the said Whiting, you cause to be paid and satisfied unto the said Cary.
11/4/1818 Norfolk County Deed: 57:117,118
Thomas
Cary, Attorney at Law to Malachi Bullard of Medway, gentleman 9 acres pasture land in West Medway $387. Part of judgment against
Timothy Whiting at the Supreme Judicial Court, Boston, 1810
3/6/1827 Norfolk County Deed: 81:181
Malachi
Bullard to Simeon Fuller 9.5 acres with dwelling house, barn, store, and shed
05/01/1832 Norfolk Country Deed: 100:148
Simeon
Fuller, trader to Simeon Clark, cordwainer 80 rods. “with a right and privilege to dig and lay lead pipe for the
purpose of drawing water from the spring near the above described tract of land to the dwelling house which said Clark is
about to build thereon”
04/28/1837 Norfolk County Deed: 116:27
Simeon
Clark to Nathan C Pond, storekeeper 90 rods. Small lot with a dwellinghouse. Pond built a store west of his house
188 Main Street shown on (1858 map).
3-12-1860 Norfolk County Deed: 340:148
Nathan
Pond to CH Deans.
The Nathan C Pond house/store circa 1837 at 188 Main
Street.
11/4/1818 Suffolk County Deed: 38:34
Timothy Whiting
of Medway, gentleman to Henry Cary of Boston, gentleman by the consideration of our Justices of our Supreme Judicial Court,
held at Boston,
To the sheriffs of our Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk
…..recovered judgment against Timothy Whiting
of Medway, gentleman, for the sum of $4413.33 damages, and 36.53 cost of suit
….We commend you therefore …..that
of the goods, chattels, or lands of the said Whiting, you cause to be paid and satisfied unto the said Cary.
11/4/1818 Norfolk County Deed: 57:117,118
Thomas
Cary, Attorney at Law to Malachi Bullard of Medway, gentleman 9 acres pasture land in West Medway $387. Part of judgment against
Timothy Whiting at the Supreme Judicial Court, Boston, 1810
3/6/1827 Norfolk County Deed: 81:181
Malachi
Bullard to Simeon Fuller 9.5 acres with dwelling house, barn, store, and shed
05/01/1832 Norfolk Country Deed: 100:148
Simeon
Fuller, trader to Simeon Clark, cordwainer 80 rods. “with a right and privilege to dig and lay lead pipe for the
purpose of drawing water from the spring near the above described tract of land to the dwelling house which said Clark is
about to build thereon”
04/28/1837 Norfolk County Deed: 116:27
Simeon
Clark to Nathan C Pond, storekeeper 90 rods. Small lot with a dwellinghouse. Pond built a store west of his house
188 Main Street shown on (1858 map).
190 Main Street
Simeon Rockwood House circa 1836.
07/14/1834 Norfolk County
Deed: 108:281
Simon Fuller trader to Simeon Rockwood, cordwainer shoemaker) 52 rods. …with Fullers Tavern Barnyard to the west …with Fullers cartway to the east and Simeon Clarks house lot east of the
cartway …reserving to Fuller and his heirs and assignees a right
and privilege to lay down pipes to carry water from the spring in the above described premises, …same right
to Simeon Clark….conveyed by deed of his house lot” $175.
08/19/1836 Norfolk County Deed: 112:152
Simeon
Rockwood to Phillip S Sparrow, cordwainer $800. 26 rods. “1/2 of my house lot”, west side of lot …on
north side of Turnpike near Simeon Fullers Tavern Barnyard, …east to opposite center of house, then north through center
of house to Fullers land, then west along Fullers land, hence south along Fullers barnyard to point first mentioned…
includes westerly half of dwelling house, and whole of bedroom situated at the top of the stairs,….right to use ½ kitchen
and ½ well. …situated on the easterly half… reserving for
myself the cellar on the west side, and right in common with Sparrow to pass through the front entry and stairs.
01/03/1837 Norfolk County Deed: 114:140
Simeon
Rockwood to Phillip S Sparrow, yeoman $600. “1/2 of my house lot”, east side of lot.
05/02/1853 Norfolk County Deed: 250:120
Phillip
S Sparrow to Lucius Pierce 52 rods with dwelling house $1700. West 5.5 rods from Simeon Fullers cartway.
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