Thomas L Rankin, a well-known inventor and friend of Thomas Alva Edison. Rankin invented the ice-making machines and the loop – the – loop ride that graced the midway of the Worlds Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893
Brig. General James Boyer a prominent state military leader who saw service in World War 1
Caroline C Robbins, descendant of the famous Schuyler family
Past owners from Abstract of title
1863 – Richard Conlin & Wife from Amelia M Tisdale
1868 – Caroline C Robbins
1893 – Mrs. A.L Rankin
1919 – Isabelle Rogers Wilson
1920 – Daniel E Sheahan
1921 – J. Wyatt Uhlein & Grace Hass Uhlein his wife
1929 – Brig. General James S Boyer & Clara his wife
1947 – Milfred E Bisnett & Grace Ann his wife
1955 – Alexander A Colhoun JR & Elizabeth his wife
1965 – David V Tarrant & Ruth H his wife
1996 – Dana S Davis & Anita J his wife
2024 – Koch Family Properties LP
Past owners from various records
1818 – Property Records and local historical society state built
1819 – Historical marker in front states the house was constructed in 1819
1827 – County records show Tisdale purchased 1 acre 34 poles of land from Thomas Ludlow for $500
1832 – “Stone Houses of Jefferson County” state home was built 1832
1838 – George Leonard Tisdale dies at age of 51 years
1848 – George A Tisdale sells to Amelia Maria Tisdale for $3,000
1868 – Mrs. Caroline C Robbins Purchases home
1893 – BA Griffin purchases home from Robbins
Watertown Times ** Apr. 25, 1893
1893 – Mrs. TL Rankin purchases home
Watertown Times *** - August 1st, 1893
1921 – J Wyatt and Grace H Uhlein purchases home
1929 – Brig. General James Boyer purchases home
1947 – Boyer sells to Bisnett
Watertown Daily Times ****
1955 – Bisnett sells to Alexander A Calhoun
Watertown Daily Times *
1986 – David Tarrant – shown as “at location”/ property records
1993 – Ruth Tarrant – shown as “at location” / property records
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