Main Road 1442, c. 1741: Daniel Rose, Lt. Jacob Baldwin, Rev. Joel Baker, Gibb, Bearse, Pendrake, Sattler, Phelon Place, PART 1
Title
Main Road 1442, c. 1741: Daniel Rose, Lt. Jacob Baldwin, Rev. Joel Baker, Gibb, Bearse, Pendrake, Sattler, Phelon Place, PART 1
Description
House at 1442 Main Road, c. 1741, associated with Daniel Rose, Lt. Jacob Baldwin Baldwin, Rev. Joel Baker, Gibb, Bearse, Teddy Pendrake, Ernie Sattler and William Phelon.
Assessors records indicate built 1773 however Ernie Sattler had a consultant look at the house in 2003, who believed the house was constructed in 1796 based on probate records found by Ernie. Other more recent research conducted by Corey Phelon Geske (see Part 2 and MACRIS GRN.33 update of 196 pages) indicates the house could be as early as circa 1741.
This house still exists and survived through the end of the 20th century without modern updates such as central heat, indoor plumbing and electricity which were added after Ernie Sattler bought the house. The house was restored by William Phelon during the 2000's.
Links to the other Parts in this series:
PART 1 (you are on Part 1 now)
PART 2 features:
PART 4 continues the 1985 pre-restoration documentation photos.
PART 5 features a 2021 "Country Caller" article written by Corey Phelon Geske featuring the Daniel Rose House and its historic significance
ADDENDUM 1: This page establishes the Daniel Rose house as home to West Granville's Baker Quilt, the first quilt exhibited at a period room in an American museum (Deerfield).
ADDENDUM 2: Baker family folder including quilt notes.
Assessors records indicate built 1773 however Ernie Sattler had a consultant look at the house in 2003, who believed the house was constructed in 1796 based on probate records found by Ernie. Other more recent research conducted by Corey Phelon Geske (see Part 2 and MACRIS GRN.33 update of 196 pages) indicates the house could be as early as circa 1741.
This house still exists and survived through the end of the 20th century without modern updates such as central heat, indoor plumbing and electricity which were added after Ernie Sattler bought the house. The house was restored by William Phelon during the 2000's.
Links to the other Parts in this series:
PART 1 (you are on Part 1 now)
PART 2 features:
- Daniel Rose family history and Rev. War service.
- Daniel Rose House restoration photos, 2001-2019.
- Daniel Rose House as Lt. Jacob Baldwin Tavern.
- Daniel Rose House as home to Baker Quilt inspiring the Deerfield Arts and Crafts Movement.
PART 4 continues the 1985 pre-restoration documentation photos.
PART 5 features a 2021 "Country Caller" article written by Corey Phelon Geske featuring the Daniel Rose House and its historic significance
ADDENDUM 1: This page establishes the Daniel Rose house as home to West Granville's Baker Quilt, the first quilt exhibited at a period room in an American museum (Deerfield).
ADDENDUM 2: Baker family folder including quilt notes.
Date
Color photo with green car: Approx. 1980
B&W photos: First photo 1891. Second photo about 1900. Third photo about 1912. Other dates unknown.
Color photo, white house: Date unknown. Paul Jensen photo.
Six Color Photos: March 2020.
Color photo 2019: Corey Phelon Geske (photo also also on MACRIS GRN.33 196 page update).
B&W photos: First photo 1891. Second photo about 1900. Third photo about 1912. Other dates unknown.
Color photo, white house: Date unknown. Paul Jensen photo.
Six Color Photos: March 2020.
Color photo 2019: Corey Phelon Geske (photo also also on MACRIS GRN.33 196 page update).
Rights
Granville Public Library Historical Room
Corey Phelon Geske
Paul Jensen
Richard Rowley
Corey Phelon Geske
Paul Jensen
Richard Rowley
References
Shared on the Granville - Tolland Community Facebook page, 02 Jun 2019.
Collection
Citation
“Main Road 1442, c. 1741: Daniel Rose, Lt. Jacob Baldwin, Rev. Joel Baker, Gibb, Bearse, Pendrake, Sattler, Phelon Place, PART 1,” Granville History Digital Collection, accessed April 18, 2024, https://granvillehistory.omeka.net/items/show/362.
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