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Common Name: McArdle House |
Vermont Division for Historic Preservation Ref - 604_044_087
COMMON NAME: McArdle House
ADDITIONAL ARCHITECTURAL OR STRUCTURAL DESCRIPTION:
1 1/2 story, 4 x 2 bay, early
vernacular structure w/a federal influenced entrance and a one-story, 4 x 2 bay
wing on the northwest side.
Cornerboards, stone foundation, asphalt shingle-covered roof. The weatherboard siding replaces original
clapboards. Molded cornice has a
shallow overhang and returns at gables.
The entrance is located right of center on the eaves front. Narrow paneled pilasters rise through the
frieze to carry a thin molded cornice board above Christian door. Windows are 2/2 in plain surrounds on the
first story. There are smaller windows
in kneewall, as was original, but the openings appear to have been slightly
changed.
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01 December 1989 |
W.D........Franklin Lamoille, Trustee for
Louise M. McArdle to Lucien J. and Carol A. O. Hayes........Being a certain
parcel of land with the buildings thereon located on the westerly side of
Main Street...........RESERVING HOWEVER, for the benefit of Louise W.
McArdle, for and during her lifetime, a life estate in the land and premises
above described.............. |
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22 January 1986 |
TRUST DEED........Louise W. McArdle, a
widow to Franklin-Lamoille Bank, Trustee........(same description as above)
EXCEPT an irregular shaped parcel of land to Gerald F. and Agnes
Minor........ |
57 |
455 |
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14 November 1967 |
W.D........(portion of land to Minors)
Charles & Louise McArdle to Gerald F. & Agnes Minor......Commencing
at a point 25' westerly from the center of said Route 104, in the boundary
line between the land herein conveyed and land of Paul Lavallee, thence 223'
m/1 x 64' x 177' x 238' x 233' m/1 x 182' m/1 x 148' m'2 to a wooden stake
set in the supposed westerly line of said Route 104, thence turning and
extending in a northerly direction 160' m'1 to another stake set at the point
of beginning........wooden stakes mentioned above are to be replaced by grantors
and grantees with iron stakes or posts............ |
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116 |
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27 September 1941 |
W.D.........Dora V. Wright, a widow to
Charles & Louise McArdle........a certain piece of land containing about
2 3/4 acres m/1..........and is the same land WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ABOUT 1/4
acre.......... |
32 |
429 |
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13 May 1937 |
Dora V. Wright to G. L. Orton...a small
piece of land containing 1/4 acre m/1....(SEE DEED) |
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318 |
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DATE |
GRANTOR TO GRANTEE |
BOOK |
PAGE |
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16 January 1937 |
W.D.........Lamoille County Bank to
Stephen H. and Dora V. Wright..........about 3 acres, m/1........(no
dimensions)..........about three acres of land, m/1, with house and buildings
thereon, located on the westerly side of the highway known as Main Street in
the village of Fairfax and being the home piece of the late Dr. E. V.
Reynolds........... |
31 |
465 |
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14 January 1936 |
Deed of Foreclosure - James M. &
Hazel Hotchkiss to Lamoille County Savings Bank and Trust Company........ |
31 |
461 |
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02 January 1929 |
Cecile Reynolds King to Hazel Reynolds
Hotchkiss (Dr. Reynold's daughters)......My undivided 1/2 interest on the
home place of our father, the late E. V. Reynolds, and being about three (3)
acres of land, m/1, with house and outbuildings thereon standing........the
land and premises being described being located on the westerly side of the
highway known as Main St. in the village of Fairfax............. |
30 |
236 |
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02 January 1929 |
Decree of Distribution.......Estate of E.
V. Reynolds to Hazel Reynoldss Hotchkiss and Cecile Reynolds
King........First to Hazel R. Hotchkiss daughter as aforesaid an undivided
one-half interest in the home place as aforesaid in the town of
Fairfax.......To Cecile Reynolds King, daughter as aforesaid, an individed
one-half interest in the home place as aforesaid in the Town of Fairfax........ |
30 |
235 |
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12 March 1908 |
Loren R. Tabor and Chloe P. Tabor to
Eaton V. and Hattie Eliza Reynolds........Our home place on which we now live
in Fairfax Village containing 3 acres of land, more or less, with house and
out buildings thereon standing.......being all and the same lands deeded to
our parents, Preston and Maria Tabor......also three acres of land on the
westerly side of the highway running to Georgia Depot......... |
24 |
175 |
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DATE |
GRANTOR TO GRANTEE |
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26 December 1906 |
Decree of Distribution........Estate of
Maria F. Tabor to Loren R. Tabor......there remains the following real estate
situate in said Fairfax, Viz: The late home place of said deceased in the
village of Fairfax known as the C. F. Hawley place appraised at
$3,000.........And whereas it appears to said court that said deceased left
surviving her son, Loren R. Tabor, now living, who is the sole heir and only
heir who by law is entitled to said estate.............. |
24 |
488 |
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24 October 1888 |
C. F. and Louisa A. Hawley to Preston and
Maria Tabor......all of the same lands and premises with buildings thereon
standing......containing two and one-half acres of land, more or less....... |
21 |
439 |
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07 November 1859 |
W.D........James H. and Caroline
Farnsworth to Curtis F. Hawley.......The place on the west side of the
highway in the Village of Fairfax on which we have resided for the last ten
or twelve years conveyed by deed of Zina H. Brown and by deed of Reuben
Dewey, Caroline Dewey and Polly Lovegrove..........containing about two and
one half acres of land with the buildings thereon standing............ |
15 |
501 |
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25 January 1847 |
W.D..........Zina H. Brown to James H.
Farnsworth........(viz) beginning at the southeast corner of my garden on the
main road, thence northerly on the west line of the highway EIGHTEEN RODS to
a stake & then westwardly fifteen rods to stake, thence southerly
eighteen rods, and thence easterly fifteen rods to the first mentioned
bounds, containing ONE ACRE AND ONE HUNDRED AND TEN RODS of land together
with the buildings thereon.............. |
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49 |
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DATE |
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15 July 1850 |
Polly S. Lovegrove, Reuben and Caroline
L. Dewey to James H. Farnsworth......(viz) Beginning at the north west corner
of the lot on which the said Farnsworth no lives, running westerly the same
course with the line between the said Farnsworth and I. T. Libby eitht rods
to a stake and stone, thence southerly on a line parallel with said
Farnsworth's back line eighteen rods to a stake and stone, thence easterly
eight rods to said Farnsworth's south west corner, thence northerly on said
Farnsworth back line to the first mentioned bounds, containing ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY FOUR RODS OF GROUND............ |
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559 |
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28 June 1845 |
Melvin V. Parker to Zina H.
Brown........A certain piece of land or parcel of land situate lying or being
in Fairfax and described as follows: viz: Beginning at the south east corner
of my garden on the main road, thence northerly in the west line of highway
eithteen rods to stake and stone, westerly fifteen rods to stake, thence
southerly eighteen rods thence easterly fifteen rods to first bounds
containing one acre and one hundred and ten rods of land with a house and
barn thereon....... |
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326 |
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Researched by: Marion Chaffee