Inhabitants and Their Occupations
1740 - 1758: Joseph Guyon; Farmer
1758-1797: Occupants unknown
1797-1804: Henry Barger; Farmer and Blacksmith
1804-1813: Barger family; Farmer
1813-1839: Daniel Lake family, Farmer
1839-1885: David J. and Elizabeth Lake Tysen; Farmer, Real Estate dealer
1885-1932: David J. Tysen II owner; Occupied by mother and siblings
1932-1937: John L. (Jack) Porter; Restauranteur
1937-1962: Charles Whitaker; Real Estate Agent
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