1891

1891. 630 Clark St.. 1890 – Part of Nathan Boone's survey of the Commons. , 1835 – Part of Andrew Wilson's subdivision of the Commons. , 1889 – Elizabeth Cartledge, a widow, purchased the lot from George Grabedrinkel for $320. , 1891 – The house is believed to have been built about this time. It is an example of a Queen Anne Cottage style in full brick with fan-like lintels above the windows. Notice the fine detailing on the dormer. The transom above the door is typical. Although the turned posts and balustrades are new, they are of the type that would have been displayed then. , 1892 – Mrs. Cartledge sold the home and lot for $2,350 to August E. Hucker. , 1893 – Mrs. Louise Blasé, widow of Blasé, purchased the home for $2,700. , 1918 – Theodore H. Blasé, son of August and Louise Blasé, entered servive May 27, 1918, Pvt. Bat. B 337th F.A., sent overseas August 18, 1918, discharged January 31, 1919. , 1925 – Mrs. Louise Blasé resided here for 33 years. Living with Mrs. Blasé were August F. Beimdick and his wife Anna K. August Beimdick was a steamfitter and foreman with American Car Foundry. , 1926 – Fred H. Nesslage, his wife Bertha, along with their three children Edna, Elmer, and Vernon, started living here. Mr. Nesslage was a machinist for the St. Mary's Oil Company. , 1959 – The Fred Nesslage family resided here for 33 years. Numerous people have since owned this home. , 2005 – The current residents bought the home.