
The History
of the Building
3404-06: ÒCirca 1875,
two-and-one-half story, four-register Second-Empire style double with convex
bowed mansard. 3604 stuccoed over brickÓ
(Inventory of Buildings in Powelton from the application
submitted to the National Register of Historic Places, 1985)
1880:
John Shaffner 42 Manufactured
woolens
Martha L. Shaffner 33
William T. Shaffner 14
Elizabeth Shaffner 12
Mary H. Shaffner 6
Edward L. Shaffner 2
Robert Shaffner 5
months
Bridet Dougherty 30 Servant;
born in
Mary Call 40 Servant;
born in
Mary Gorman 17
Servant;
born in
1890: T. Ross Hanson listed here, he was President of T. Ross Hanson & Co.,
1890
Blue Book: Mr. & Mrs. T. Ross Hanson
Miss Annie J. Hanson
1895:
Howell Ross Hanson. Member of Phi Delta theta fraternity.
1900:
T. Ross Hanson 57 Manager
Anna H. Hanson 57
Howell Ross Hanson 26 Electrical
engineer
Lillian C. Hanson 24
Charles Edward Hanson 19
Annie J. Hanson 54 Sister
Lena Hoffman 26 Servant;
born in
In
1870, they lived at 3617
Powelton Ave.
In
1880, they lived at 304 N. 37th
St.
1906
Blue Book: Mr. & Mrs. T. Ross Hanson
Howell Ross Hanson
Miss Annie J. Hanson
Miss Lillian C. Hanson
1910: Mrs. Hanson was now widowed and living with her
daughter, Lillian (34 and single), and her sister-in-law, Ann.
In
1920, the three of them were living in an apartment building at
In
1918, Howell Ross Hanson registered for the draft. He was 45 and living at
1918:
William Cox registered for the draft from this address. He was Rector of St. Andrews Church.
1920:
William James Cox 46
Helen Bigelow Cox 41
Mary Patricia Cox 7
William
Cox was born in
Helen
Bigelow Cox was born in Massachusetts and was living in Worcester, MA in 1900
where she was a 19 year old school teacher living with her parents.
In
1910, they rented rooms at
1927
Directory: Rev. W. J. Cox
1930:
William and Helen lived here with their two children and a servant, Edna P.
Morgan, 22. They rented the house
for $75 per month.
1950 Directory: Robert B. Beath
2009:
owner: Amy I Schlegel
purchase date: 10/2000