Structure · Built 1925
Charles W. H. Ingles House
Charles W. H. Ingles House
| Address | 811 Boston Rd |
| Built | 1925 |
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| Pinehurst Ice Company (1950 - 1957) | |
811 Boston Road in Pinehurst stands on a small lot cut in 1924 from the old "Barn Lot" of the Carter farm, the 29 acres on the west side of the road to Boston that ran back to the Shawsheen River, bounded on the south by Ditson's brook. The house was built in 1924-1925 by Charles W. H. Ingles, and from about 1950 it was the home and yard of Richard H. Jollymore's Pinehurst Ice Company.
The land first appears in the records as part of the farm of Isaac Beard, yeoman, who died intestate late in 1810 leaving young children. His administrator, Benjamin Beard, sold the farm at auction "at the late dwelling house of said deceased" in February 1812 to Joshua Wyman of Medford: 200 acres east of the county road to Burlington and 29 acres "with the buildings thereon" on the west side, between the Bowers land, the Shawsheen and Ditson's brook. Wyman mortgaged it to Peter C. Brooks of Boston and gave it up to him in 1816. In 1817 Brooks sold the farm to Reuel Carter and John Parker of Wilmington for $3,000; Parker sold his half to Francis Carter in 1818, and in 1824 Reuel Carter, then living on the place, quitclaimed his half to Francis, "being the same farm the said Reuel and Francis owned together".
Francis Carter farmed there until his death on May 7, 1867. His inventory lists "two hundred acres of land with the buildings thereon situated on the easterly side of the street" and "twenty nine acres with the buildings thereon situated on the west side of the street called the Barn Lot", worth $1,000. His widow Harriet and his daughters Harriet E. Alley, Martha Higgins and Fanny M. Marion kept the farm until 1889, when they sold "the Francis Carter place" to Henry Sheldon, James T. Eames and Kimball M. McLaughlin. Sheldon and Eames had it surveyed in 1893 (Plan 10/27) and sold it to Hezekiah H. Bryant of Somerville; the west-side parcel was then 30 1/2 acres "with barn thereon". After a straw conveyance through Charles N. Jackson of New Hampshire to Bryant's wife Martha, the Bryants sold the west-side parcel in 1896 to Frederic H. Mixon, who passed it to his son Frederic A. R. Mixon, who in turn deeded it in 1903 to Eliza B. Mixon, "with the buildings thereon".
On Dec. 15, 1924, Eliza B. Mixon sold Charles W. H. Ingles a lot 75 feet on the road and 150 feet deep, about 11,000 square feet; the deed names no buildings. By July 1925 the lot had been surveyed by E. P. Sellew (Plan 47/11, which shows the "Church Lot" of the Pinehurst Community Congregational Church a little to the north) and the plan draws a house and a smaller outbuilding on it; a confirmatory deed fixed the bounds, and on July 22, 1925 Ingles mortgaged the lot "with the buildings thereon" to the Woburn Co-operative Bank for $1,000. In September 1936 Charles and his wife Alice A. Ingles put the house in both their names through a straw deed to William B. Victorino; Charles died a few weeks later, and the house passed to Alice. After her death, Lester C. Ingles and Phyllis E. Bryson released their shares in 1946 to Edith Ingles Jollymore, citing Alice's estate.
Edith and her husband Richard H. Jollymore (the name is also spelled Jollimore) bought a further 5,072 square foot strip on the south side from the Community Congregational Church in 1948, part of the Mixon land the church had received from Frederick A. R. Mixon's heir in 1940. Richard Jollymore had run the Pinehurst Ice Company, an ice, wood and fuel oil business, from his father's corner at Pinehurst Avenue since 1941; by 1951 the company was listed on Boston Road, and the 1957 directory gives "Pinehurst Ice & Oil Co (Richd H Jollymore) 811 Boston rd". The Jollymores kept the property for nearly fifty years. In 1996 Richard, then living in Florida, conveyed the south strip to a family member, keeping the right to use it for life, and after the deaths of Richard and Edith the house lot passed from their estates to the same family member in 1998. The property was sold to a private owner later that day, and has changed hands several times since. The assessor's figure of about 1905 for the house is too early: the deeds show the lot was bare in December 1924 and built on by July 1925.
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| 1811 | Administration | Estate of Isaac Beard of Billerica, yeoman, deceased intestate | Benjamin Beard of Billerica, housewright, administrator | 1811 estate of Isaac Beard, whose farm included the 29 acres west of the road | Probate #1442 |
Benjamin Beard's memorial says that "Isaac Beard late of said Billerica, yeoman, within forty days last past, died, intestate", that all his children are minors and that the widow, Mary Beard, found it "inconvenient" to administer and asked that Benjamin be appointed. On Jan. 8, 1811 Judge James Prescott appointed him, on a bond of $30,000 with John Crosby of Billerica and Joel Jenkins of Wilmington as sureties, and named Oliver Crosby, Jeremiah Patten and John Crosby to take the inventory. In 1811 the Court of Common Pleas licensed the administrator to sell real estate to raise $4,144.02, which led to the 1812 sale of the farm to Joshua Wyman.
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| April 22, 1812 | Administrator's Deed | Benjamin Beard of Billerica, administrator of the estate of Isaac Beard | Joshua Wyman of Medford, yeoman | 1812 administrator's sale of the Beard farm to Joshua Wyman | 199/104 (South) |
Billerica town book 11, pages 178-180. Dated Feb. 13, 1812, under a license of the Court of Common Pleas at Concord to raise $4,144.02, for $4,040 bid by Wyman "at a public vendue held at the late dwelling house of said deceased", two lots "in the southeasterly part of said Billerica adjoining the county road leading from said Billerica to Burlington": one "beginning on the westerly side of said road by land of Jonathan Bowers", west by Jonathan and Benjamin Bowers "to Shawshin river", south by the river "to Ditson's brook, so called", east by the brook to the road and north by the road, "containing twenty nine acres more or less, with the buildings thereon"; the other on the easterly side, bounded by Ruel Goodwin, the heirs of Edward Farmer Jr., the Burlington line, James Bennett and Sears Cook, "two hundred acres, more or less, with all the buildings thereon". The 29 acres are the later church land.
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| April 22, 1812 | Mortgage | Joshua Wyman of Medford, yeoman | Peter C. Brooks of Boston, Esquire | 1812 Wyman mortgage to Peter C. Brooks | 199/105 (South) |
Billerica town book 11, pages 180-181. For $4,000, the same two tracts, the 29 acres "with the buildings thereon" west of the county road from Billerica to Burlington, by the Shawsheen River and Ditson's brook, and the 200 acres east of it, "as the same premises were conveyed to me by Benj. Beard Adm. on the estate of Isaac Beard by deed dated 13th Feby last past"; void if Wyman paid $4,000 in eight annual payments of $500 with interest. Dated April 11, 1812, recorded with the deed. Brooks financed the whole purchase.
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| 1816 | Quitclaim | Joshua Wyman of Billerica, yeoman (Susanna Wyman, his wife, releasing dower) | Peter C. Brooks of Boston, Esquire | 1816 Wyman quitclaims the farm to Brooks | 218/201 (South) |
Billerica town book 11, page 477. Dated Aug. 26, 1816, for $4,000, quitclaim of "a certain tract of land ... containing twenty nine acres more or less with the buildings thereon", from the westerly side of the road from Billerica to Burlington by Jonathan and Benjamin Bowers to the Shawsheen River, by the river to Ditson's brook and by the brook to the road, and the 200 acres east of the road, "meaning hereby to comprehend and convey all the land which I conveyed to said Brooks by a mortgage deed dated April 11th 1812". Wyman gave up the equity, leaving Brooks the owner.
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| November 4, 1824 | Deed | Peter C. Brooks of Boston, Esquire (Ann Brooks, his wife, relinquishing dower) | Ruel Carter and John Parker, both of Wilmington | 1817 Brooks sells the farm to Reuel Carter and John Parker | 256/481 (South) |
Billerica town book 13, pages 301-302. Dated April 1, 1817, acknowledged in Suffolk April 2, recorded only Nov. 4, 1824, for $3,000, the two tracts "adjoining the county road leading from Billerica to Burlington": the 29 acres "with the buildings thereon" west of the road by Jonathan and Benjamin Bowers, the Shawsheen River and Ditson's brook, and the 200 acres east of it by Read (Ruel) Goodwin, the heirs of Edward Farmer Jr., the Burlington line, James Bennett and Sears Cooke, "being the same estate conveyed to me by Joshua Wyman by deed of mortgage dated April 11, 1812 ... book 199, page 105 and afterwards by quit-claim". The beginning of the Carter farm. A margin note in the town book refers to book 11, page 180 and book 12, page 9.
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| November 4, 1824 | Deed | John Parker of Wilmington, yeoman, and his wife Rachel | Francis Carter of Wilmington, yeoman | 1818 Parker's half to Francis Carter | 256/482 (South) |
For $1600, "the one undivided half" of two tracts in the southeasterly part of Billerica on the county road from Billerica to Burlington: 29 acres "with the buildings thereon" on the westerly side, bounded by Jonathan and Benjamin Bowers, Shawshean river and Dixon's brook, and 200 acres on the easterly side, bounded by Ruel Goodwin, the heirs of Edward Farmer Jr., the Burlington line, James Bennett and Francis Cook. Signed May 28, 1818, recorded Nov 4, 1824. Billerica town book 13, pages 302-303. Margin cross references to town book 11 page 180 and 12 page 9 (Parker's title).
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| April 2, 1825 | Quitclaim | Ruel Carter of Billerica, yeoman, and his wife Mary | Francis Carter of Wilmington, yeoman | 1824 Reuel Carter's half to Francis Carter | 259/191 (South) |
For $1600, "all my right title and interest in and to the farm on which the said Ruel now lives situated in the southeasterly part of said Billerica on the great road leading from Billerica to Boston containing two hundred and thirty acres more or less with the buildings thereon standing", bounded by Ruel Goodwin, Francis Cook, James Bennett, Samuel Shed, Michael Crosby Jr., the great road, the widow Hannah Farmer's thirds, a brook and Shawsheen River, "being the same farm the said Ruel and Francis owned together". Signed Nov 22, 1824, recorded Apr 2, 1825. Billerica town book 13, pages 318-319.
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| 1867 | Administration | Estate of Francis Carter of Billerica | His widow Harriet Carter and daughters Harriet E. Alley, Martha Higgins and Fanny M. Marion | 1867 estate of Francis Carter: "the Barn Lot", 29 acres west of the street | Probate #28894 |
Francis Carter died May 7, 1867, intestate. Richard J. Alley of Burlington, husband of the daughter Harriet E., was appointed administrator June 11, 1867, "all parties interested request him to administer and that there are no creditors". The inventory filed Aug 27, 1867 (appraisers William Winn, George Winn and Ruel Carter) lists "Two hundred acres of Land with the Buildings thereon situated on the Easterly side of the Street" at $6950 and "twenty nine acres with the Buildings thereon situated on the west side of the Street called the Barn lot" at $1000, with a mill house, two horses, five cows and wood lots. Widow's allowance $400.
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| December 4, 1889 | Warranty Deed | Richard J. and Harriet E. Alley of Burlington, Martha C. Higgins of Somerville, Henry S. and Fanny M. Marion of Burlington, heirs of Francis Carter | Henry Sheldon of Wilmington, James T. Eames of North Reading and Kimball M. McLaughlin of Salem, N.H. | 1889 the Carter heirs sell the farm | 211/154 |
"A certain farm, situated in the Southeasterly part of Billerica ... on the great road leading from Billerica to Boston, containing two hundred and thirty acres, more or less, with the buildings thereon", bounded by Ruel Goodwin, Francis Cook, James Bennett, Alford Carter, Samuel Shedd, Michael Berry Jr., the great road, a brook and Shawshin river. "Being the premises described in a deed from Ruel Carter to Francis Carter dated November 22, 1824 ... Book 259, Page 191, and the grantors are all the heirs at law of said Francis Carter". Signed Nov 23, 1889.
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| January 4, 1893 | Quitclaim | Kimball M. McLaughlin of Salem, N.H. | Henry Sheldon of Wilmington and James T. Eames of North Reading | 1893 McLaughlin's third to Sheldon and Eames | 240/252 |
For $100, his "undivided third part" of three tracts: "First. The Francis Carter place so called comprising about two hundred and thirty acres of land with buildings thereon, situated in Billerica", the premises of the 1889 deed (Book 211, Page 154); and two Wilmington tracts, "Ladder-pole Swamp" and part of Butters field (Book 216, Page 313) and "the Carter lot" (Book 216, Page 314).
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| November 7, 1893 | Warranty Deed | Henry Sheldon of Wilmington and James T. Eames of North Reading (Sarah G. Sheldon and Betsey Eames releasing dower and homestead) | Hezekiah H. Bryant of Somerville | 1893 Sheldon and Eames to Hezekiah H. Bryant, 30 1/2 acres "with barn thereon" | 249/314 |
Dated Nov. 2, 1893, for one dollar and other valuable considerations, "one hundred thirty six and one half (136 1/2) acres of land more or less in two separate parcels and being part of a certain farm formerly owned by one Francis Carter" on the great road from Billerica to Boston. The first parcel, 106 acres, lay northeast of the road beside the land sold the same day to Clara N. Wonson. "The second parcel lying on the southwesterly side of said road containing thirty and one half acres (30 1/2) more or less with barn thereon" ran from the wall on the north side of the brook at Joshua Harnden's heirs, by the brook about 1820 feet to the Shawsheen River, up the river about 500 feet to the heirs of Foster and Haynes, east by them to the road, and 730 feet along the road to the beginning, "as shown on a plan entitled Plan of land in Billerica surveyed for Sheldon and Eames dated October 23rd 1893 James A. Bancroft, Surveyor" (Plan Book 10, Plan 27). No title recital; Sheldon and Eames held the Carter farm under the 1889 and 1893 deeds (Book 211, Page 154; Book 240, Page 252). The second parcel is the land of the Pinehurst Community Congregational Church.
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| June 11, 1895 | Warranty Deed | Hezekiah H. Bryant of Somerville (Martha J. Bryant, his wife, releasing dower and homestead) | Charles N. Jackson of Centre Harbor, Belknap County, New Hampshire | 1895 straw deed to Charles N. Jackson | 264/225 |
Dated June 5, 1895, acknowledged at Somerville June 8 before Thomas B. Brophy, for one dollar and other good and valuable consideration, "one hundred thirty six and one half (136 1/2) acres of land more or less in two separate parcels and being part of a farm formerly owned by one Francis Carter ... on the great road leading from Billerica to Boston": the 106 acres northeast of the road from the wall at T. I. Reed to the brook at Clara N. Wonson, and "the second parcel lying on the southwesterly side of said road, containing thirty and one half (30 1/2) acres, more or less, with barn thereon", from the wall on the north side of the brook at Joshua Harnden's heirs to the Shawsheen River and the heirs of Foster and Haynes, "all as shown on a plan entitled Plan of land in Billerica surveyed for Sheldon and Eames dated October 23d 1893, James A. Bancroft, Surveyor" (Plan Book 10, Plan 27). No title recital (Bryant bought it in 1893, Book 249, Page 314). Jackson deeded the same land to Martha J. Bryant in 1896 (Book 272, Page 384).
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| March 24, 1896 | Warranty Deed | Charles N. Jackson of Centre Harbor, New Hampshire, bachelor | Mrs. Martha J. Bryant of Somerville | 1896 Jackson to Martha J. Bryant | 272/384 |
For one dollar and other good and valuable consideration, the same "One hundred thirty-six and one half (136 1/2) acres of land more or less, in two separate parcels and being part of a farm formerly owned by one Francis Carter" as in the 1893 deed to her husband, Hezekiah H. Bryant (Book 249, Page 314): the 106 acres northeast of the road and "the second parcel lying on the southwesterly side of said Road and containing thirty and one-half (30 1/2) acres, more or less, with barn thereon", bounded by Joshua Harnden's heirs and the brook, the Shawsheen River, the heirs of Foster and Haynes and the road, "All as shown on a plan entitled Plan of land in Billerica, surveyed for Sheldon and Eames, dated October 23d 1893" (Plan Book 10, Plan 27). Jackson had received the land from Hezekiah H. Bryant by deed of June 5, 1895 (Book 264, Page 225), so the two deeds passed it from Hezekiah to his wife.
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| April 15, 1896 | Warranty Deed | Hezekiah H. Bryant and Martha J. Bryant, his wife, in her own right, of Somerville | Frederic H. Mixon of Cambridge | 1896 the Bryants to Frederic H. Mixon | 274/76 |
Signed April 1896 (later deeds give April 9), acknowledged at Somerville April 11, for one dollar and other valuable considerations, "a certain piece of land situated in southeasterly part of the Town of Billerica ... substantially as shown on a Plan of land in Billerica, surveyed for Sheldon and Eames by James A. Bancroft surveyor dated Oct 23rd 1893" (Plan Book 10, Plan 27), "said lot containing thirty and one half (30 1/2) acres": from the great road at the wall on the north side of the brook at Joshua Harnden's heirs, by the wall and fence 513 and 575 feet to the brook, by the centre of the brook about 1820 feet to the Shawsheen River, by the river about 500 feet to Foster and Haynes heirs, by them 633, 257 1/2 and 1468 3/4 feet to the road, and by the road 730 feet to the beginning. No title recital. The index shows a mortgage back to the Bryants recorded the same day (Book 274, Page 78).
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| June 4, 1903 | Warranty Deed | Frederic H. Mixon of Billerica (Eliza B. Mixon releasing dower and homestead) | Frederic A. R. Mixon of Billerica | 1898 Mixon to his son, the northern ten acres | 354/323 |
Dated Nov. 26, 1898 but recorded only on June 4, 1903, for one dollar and other valuable consideration, the north part of the lot "upon the great road, so called, leading from Billerica to Boston": from a stake at the northeast corner on the westerly side of the road, south by the road 250 feet, west 1468.75 feet, northwest 257.5 feet and west to the Shawsheen River, lines "all the way one hundred and fifty feet distant from the northerly line of the granted premises", then by the river and back east along the north line, "Containing ten acres more or less. Being a part of the premises conveyed to me by deed of Hezekiah H. and Martha J. Bryant dated April 9, 1896" (Book 274, Page 76). The church lots of 1924 were cut from this parcel.
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| June 4, 1903 | Warranty Deed | Frederic H. Mixon of Billerica (Eliza B. Mixon, his wife, releasing dower and homestead) | Frederic A. R. Mixon of Billerica | 1903 Frederic H. Mixon to Frederic A. R. Mixon, the 30 1/2 acres | 354/321 |
Dated June 4, 1903, for one dollar, "a certain piece of land with the buildings thereon situated in the southeasterly part of the Town of Billerica ... substantially as shown on a Plan of Land in Billerica surveyed for Sheldon & Eames by James A. Bancroft Surveyor dated October 23rd, 1893" (Plan Book 10, Plan 27), "said lot containing thirty and 1/2 acres", with the bounds of the 1896 deed, "hereby excepting ... the premises conveyed by me to the said Frederic A. R. Mixon by deed dated November 26th, 1898" (Book 354, Page 323). "Being a part of the premises conveyed to me by Hezekiah H. Bryant and Martha J. Bryant by their deed dated April 9th, 1896" (Book 274, Page 76). A conveyance through the son, who deeded the same land to Eliza B. Mixon the same day (Book 354, Page 324).
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| June 4, 1903 | Warranty Deed | Frederic A. R. Mixon of Billerica, unmarried | Eliza B. Mixon of Billerica | 1903 Frederic A. R. Mixon to Eliza B. Mixon, 30 1/2 acres "with the buildings thereon" | 354/324 |
Dated June 4, 1903, for one dollar, "a certain piece of land with the buildings thereon" in the southeasterly part of Billerica as shown on the Sheldon and Eames plan of Oct. 23, 1893 (Plan Book 10, Plan 27), "said lot containing thirty and one-half (30 1/2) acres", from the wall on the north side of the brook at Joshua Harnden's heirs, by the brook to the Shawsheen River, by the river to Foster and Haynes heirs, and by the road 730 feet, excepting the ten acres conveyed to the grantor by Frederic H. Mixon on Nov. 26, 1898 (Book 354, Page 323). "Being the same premises this day conveyed to me by Frederic H. Mixon by deed of even date" (Book 354, Page 321). The town later described this land as "19 and 3/4 acres of land, more or less, with buildings thereon".
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| December 22, 1924 | Warranty Deed | Eliza B. Mixon of Billerica, unmarried | Charles W. H. Ingles | 1924 Eliza B. Mixon sells Charles W. H. Ingles the bare house lot | 716/595 |
Book 716, pages 593-595. For $1 (stamps $1.00), dated Dec. 15, 1924, land in the southeast part of Billerica "upon the great road, so called, leading from Billerica to Boston": east by the road 75 feet, and south, west and north by other land of the grantor 150, 75 and 150 feet, "eleven thousand square feet more or less". "Being a part of the premises conveyed to me by deed of Frederic A. R. Mixon dated June 4, 1903" (Book 354, Page 324). No buildings are named: the lot was bare when Ingles bought it.
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| July 23, 1925 | Confirmatory Deed | Eliza B. Mixon of Billerica, unmarried | Charles W. H. Ingles | 1925 confirmatory deed on Plan 47/11 (the plan draws the new house) | 726/52 |
Dated July 15, 1925. Confirms the deed of Dec. 15, 1924 (Book 716, Page 595) and fixes the lot as shown on the plan "Charles W. H. Ingles" by E. P. Sellew, surveyor, July 15, 1925 (Plan Book 47, Plan 11): 75 feet on the road and 150 feet deep, 11,070 square feet, bounded on the other three sides by land of the grantor. The plan, recorded the same day, draws two buildings on the lot, the house and a smaller outbuilding, with the "Church Lot" to the north.
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| July 23, 1925 | Mortgage | Charles W. H. Ingles of Billerica | Woburn Co-operative Bank | 1925 building mortgage: the lot now "with the buildings thereon" | 726/53 |
Dated July 22, 1925, for $1,000: the 11,070 square foot lot at Pinehurst on the plan "Plan of Land at Pinehurst, Billerica" by E. P. Sellew, July 15, 1925 (Plan Book 47, Plan 11), "with the buildings thereon", with the fixtures, furnaces and ranges. The margin notes "See Discharge B. 821 P. 172". The first record of the house: seven months after Ingles bought the bare lot.
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| October 20, 1936 | Warranty Deed | Charles W. H. Ingles of Billerica (Alice A. Ingles, his wife, releasing dower) | William B. Victorino of Chesterfield Avenue, Billerica | 1936 straw deed to William B. Victorino | 889/510 |
Dated Sept. 28, 1936 (stamps $2.00): the 11,070 square foot lot on Plan 47/11, "Being the same premises as conveyed to grantor by two (2) deeds ... Book 716, Page 595, and Book 726, Page 52 (Eliza B. Mixon to Charles W. H. Ingles). The same together with any and all buildings thereon." Subject to a taking by the Commonwealth on the easterly bound (the state highway). A straw deed: Victorino conveyed it back the same day to Ingles and his wife.
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| October 20, 1936 | Quitclaim | William B. Victorino of Billerica, unmarried | Alice A. Ingles and Charles W. H. Ingles, wife and husband, tenants by the entirety | 1936 the Ingleses take the house as tenants by the entirety | 889/511 |
Dated Sept. 28, 1936 (stamps $2.00): the same lot, "Being the same premises as conveyed to grantee by deed from Charles W. H. Ingles, dated September 28th 1936 ... The same together with any and all buildings thereon." This put the house in both names. Charles W. H. Ingles died in Lakeville in November 1936, a few weeks later, and the house passed to Alice by survivorship.
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| April 26, 1940 | Quitclaim Deed | John K. Oldmixon of Medford (Ida M. Oldmixon releasing dower and homestead) | The Community Congregational Church, a corporate body of Billerica | 1940 Mixon heir to the Community Congregational Church (source of the 1948 strip) | 944/39 |
Dated April 23, 1940, consideration under $100, "all my right, title and interest in and to certain parcels of land, with the buildings thereon" in Billerica that "the late Frederick A. R. Mixon, of Boston, owned or to which he held title at the time of his death and which I inherited from him as his sole heir-at-law" (Suffolk Probate 275807): (1) "a parcel containing thirty and one-half (30 1/2) acres of land, more or less, situate on the Westerly or Southwesterly side of the great road leading from Billerica to Boston, being all or a part of the premises conveyed by deed Hezekiah H. Bryant and Martha J. Bryant to Frederick H. Mixon, dated April 9, 1896" (Book 274, Page 76); (2) two thirds of an acre on the southerly side of Boston Road deeded to Eliza B. Mixon in 1910 (Book 450, Page 85); and (3) any other Mixon land in town, except the strip already deeded (Book 944, Page 37). It corrects the misnamed grantee of a deed of Dec. 28, 1939 (Book 939, Page 559). With it the church became owner of the whole Mixon land behind its lot.
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| April 26, 1940 | Tax Redemption | Town of Billerica, by Lawrence E. Desmond, Treasurer | The Community Congregational Church of Billerica | 1940 the church redeems the Mixon land from the 1932 tax taking | 944/40 |
Certificate dated April 13, 1940 that the church, "claiming to be the holder of an interest in the land ... purchased by said town for non-payment of the 1932 tax assessed thereon to Eliza B. Mixon", redeemed it from the town's title under a tax collector's deed of March 1935 (Book 861, Page 90) by paying $447.77: "19 and 3/4 acres of land, more or less, with buildings thereon, situated on Boston Road and recorded in said Registry Book 354, Page 324."
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| December 18, 1946 | Quitclaim | Lester C. Ingles of Billerica, unmarried | Edith Ingles Jollymore of Billerica | 1946 Lester C. Ingles releases his share to Edith Ingles Jollymore | 1058/470 |
Dated Nov. 5, 1946 (stamps $1.65): the lot on the plan "Charles W. H. Ingles" (Plan Book 47, Plan 11), east by Boston Road "formerly called Great Road" 75 feet, and south, west and north by land now or formerly of Eliza B. Mixon, 11,070 square feet. Being the lot conveyed to Alice A. and Charles W. H. Ingles in 1936 (Book 889, Page 511); "For title see Estate of Alice A. Ingles, Middlesex Probate #259162." Charles W. H. Ingles had died in Lakeville in November 1936. One of two deeds by which Alice's heirs passed the house to Edith Ingles Jollymore.
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| December 18, 1946 | Quitclaim | Phyllis E. Bryson of Boston, married (James K. Bryson releasing) | Edith Ingles Jollymore of Billerica | 1946 Phyllis E. Bryson releases her share to Edith Ingles Jollymore | 1058/471 |
Dated Nov. 21, 1946 (stamps $1.65): the same 11,070 square foot lot on Plan 47/11 with the same title recital through the estate of Alice A. Ingles. With the deed of Lester C. Ingles it gave Edith the whole of the Ingles house.
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| October 20, 1948 | Quitclaim | The Community Congregational Church, Billerica (trustees Ulric E. Carson, Beth L. Johansen, Edward T. Morrison) | Richard Howard Jollimore and Edith Lillian Jollimore, husband and wife, of Pinehurst | 1948 the church sells the Jollimores the strip south of the house | 1103/54 |
Dated July 17, 1948, stamps 55 cents, "less than $500.00": a strip on the westerly side of Boston Road beginning at the southeast corner of the Ingles lot (Plan 47/11), south 40.12 feet to land of Walter T. and Olga L. Lach, southwest 124.10 feet by Lach, northwest 40.88 feet by the church, northeast 129.49 feet by Ingles to the road, 5,072 square feet, on a plan by E. P. Simpson, Aug. 4, 1946. "Being a part of the premises described in a deed of John K. Oldmixon to the grantor dated April 23, 1940" (Book 944, Page 39). It widened the house lot to the south; the two parcels make up today's 811 Boston Road.
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| July 8, 1996 | Quitclaim | Richard Howard Jollymore, also known as Richard Howard Jollimore, of Holly Hill, Florida | A family member | 1996 Richard H. Jollymore passes the south strip to the next generation | 8112/297 |
Dated June 17, 1996, for $1: the 5,072 square foot strip "with the buildings thereon" in Pinehurst on the westerly side of Boston Road, as bounded in 1948, "Hereby reserving to the Grantor the exclusive right to use and occupy the granted premises during the remainder of his natural life." Being the premises conveyed to the grantor and Edith Lillian Jollimore by the Community Congregational Church in 1948 (Book 1103, Page 54).
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| February 27, 1998 | Deed | Heirs of Richard H. Jollymore and Edith L. Jollymore (Middlesex Probate 98P0549 and 98P0548) | A family member | 1998 the Ingles lot leaves the Jollymore estates; later private sales | 9093/202 |
Recorded Feb. 27, 1998: the 11,070 square foot lot "with the buildings thereon" on the westerly side of Boston Road on the plan "Charles W. H. Ingles" (Plan Book 47, Plan 11). "For Grantor's title see Estate of Richard H. Jollymore, Middlesex Probate Court Docket No. 98P0549. Also see Estate of Edith L. Jollymore" (98P0548), and the 1946 deeds of Phyllis E. Bryson and Lester C. Ingles (Book 1058, Pages 470-471). With the 1996 deed it united both parcels in one owner after the deaths of Richard and Edith. The same day the property was sold to a private owner for $127,000; it was sold again in 2017 and 2022, and in 2024 passed to a private trust.
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Recorded is Book/Page at the Middlesex North Registry of Deeds unless noted; Probate # is a Middlesex probate case, Ctf a Land Court certificate of title.