Themes: Architectural Community development.
The small lots were was purchased by John Tuck 2nd on August 3, 1872 lot one contained 8 3/4 sq. rods and lot two 6 Sq. rods. John Tuck b. 1811 was married to Hannah H. Bailey and is listed as a shoemaker, age 49, in the Federal census of 1860. His wife Hannah is 47 and son Moses W. is 23 also a shoemaker. John died on Feb. 2, 1880. The property was acquired by Moses Warren Tuck and his wife Mary F. Hill. They married Dec. 22, 1870. Mary Frances Hill was born Sept. 5, 1847 in Frye Village, dau. of Joshua F. & Abigail (Merrill) Hill. (41 Lowell St.) Her sister Abby Ann Hill lived with them after their mother died in 1886.

Moses Warren Tuck, known as Warren, was a veteran of the Civil War enlisted in the Army in Co. H 1st Mass. Heavy Artillery. He died on June 11, 1907 and interred on June 14th in West Parish Cemetery. His widow Mary F. then purchased the property from her husbands estate for $2000. and sold six years later sold the property to Frederick W. Brundrett in April 1913. Brundrett owned the property until his death in 1944. Gertrude S. Brundrett administered Fredrick's estate and sold the home in Nov. 22, 1944 to Edmund and Marjorie Hill.

The Hill family retained the property until 1997 after the death of Donald W. Hill. Palma T. Hill administered Donald's estate and sold to Contemporary Builders, Inc., of North Reading in Dec. 1997. Construction of a new addition to the rear of the house eastward was done for the current owners Robert Byers and Catherine Haskell, trustees of Byers-Haskell Family Investment Trust who purchased the property on Nov. 28, 2001.