1852 |
Map of Perkins Addition to the City of Warren is drawn. Surveyed by Junius Dana (prominent Warren educator and business man, whose son, William H. Dana (graduate of the Royal Academy of Music and granted Membership in 1906), founded the Dana Music school in 1869, which was recognized as one of the best musical instituted in the country (eg. ref. Warren daily Tribune Oct 10, 8:3). |
1864 December 10 |
Joseph Perkins deeds Lot 29 of Perkins Addition to Mrs. Elvira A. Harrington for $850.00. The vacant property is valued at $439.00 for taxing purposes. |
1870 |
Census records residents Charles A. Harrington, 45, Lawyer with wife Elvira A, 15, son Frank W, 15, and Iole Hazleton (Domestic Servant), 13. |
1871 |
Auditors records show that the property is now valued at $932.00 for taxing purposes, up from the $439.00 recorded the year before. |
Taxes are paid in arrears, so therefore it can be assumed that construction of the house was completed in 1870, and that the family immediately moved in. |
1875 |
City Directory lists Charles A. Harrington resident at Washington Ave, presumably at 24. |
1877 |
City Directory lists Charles A. Harrington now resident at 42 Washington Ave (10 houses to the East). |
1889 |
City Directory shows Charles A. Harrington now resident at 188 North Park, and Frank W. Harrington resident at 24 Washington Ave. |
1890 January 18 |
Elvira A. Harrington and Charles A. Harrington sell Lot no. 29 to Frank W. Harrington for “$1, and love and affection for their son”. |
The signing of the deed was witnessed by Sophia M. Smith (who Charles married in 1893 after Elvira died from a stroke in 1892) and Frank S. Chryst (who practised law with Charles and Frank). |
1891 |
Occupied by renter Lewis G Hutchison (b. Nov 1858) and family. Listed in City Directory in 1891, 1893, 1900, 1910. |
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Mr. Hutchison worked at ‘Wright & Hutchison’ (Manufacturers of Hardware, Stoves and Ranges). |
Recorded as a ‘Travelling Salesman’ in 1900 Census, and a ‘Commercial Trader, Hardware’ in 1910 Census. |
Mrs. Emma Hutchison b. April 1859 (they married in 1874) |
Miss Sara Hutchison b. Sept 1887 |
Mr. Henry Hutchison b. Sept 1890 |
1893 October 8 |
former resident Frank Wales Harrington dies after battling Tuberculosis for some 5 years. Read More. |
1904 October 10 |
Frank Harrington’s widow Carrie sells the property to Mrs. Emma Hutchison for $4350.00. |
1912 May 23 |
Emma E Hutchison and Lewis G Hutchison sell the property to Absolom Lewis and Charles Goeppinger for $4200.00. |
1913 February 20 |
Absolom Lewis and Charles Goeppinger sell the property to Henry E. B. Coursen for $4500.00. |
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Henry E B Coursen b. Nov 5th 1850 trained as a music teacher and expert piano tuner. Lived at the Packard Apartments in 1912 before moving to Washington St. |
Recorded on the 1900 Census as living with Camille at in-laws’ house in Courtland. Daughter Camille b. 1892 |
1913 July 27 |
former resident Charles Adams Harrington dies. Read More. |
1929 |
House number changed to 272 |
1934, May 28 |
Henry E B Coursen dies. Read More. |
His daughter, Camille remains resident in the house. |
1951 |
Camille Coursen has a lodger, Mrs. Addie Warren, residing with her. |
1973 |
Vacant |
1975 September 28 |
6:25am, Miss Camille E Coursen dies. Read More. |
1978 |
Century 21 Delaquila Realty Inc, Mabel DeWitt recorded in the Warren City Directory. |
1984 |
Jose L Alapatt MD Inc recorded in the Warren City Directory. |
1999 April 15 |
Hal J Ringold /Ringold Stationery purchase the property |
2008 |
Property is sold at Sheriff’s Auction; purchased by the Bank forclosing |
2008 |
Property is sold by Geauga Savings Bank to Rebekah E Mancino |
2009 |
Renovations are complete. Residential occupancy begins. |