Themes: Architectural and Community Development

Edwin, Lucretia, Eleanor, Alice Flint House
Present owner Theodore Reality Trust: Tr. Evangelos A. Theodore Etal.(1975)

In the Andover Valuation schedule of 1850 John Webster is assessed for a Dwelling house & barn $325., 56 acres adjoining building $1120., 4 acre pasture $56, and Red House $100. Total $1601. Farm Stock and money $392. John Webster was b. 1815. was a yeoman, married Eleanor H. b. 1814 and had two daughters: Ellen W. b. Sept. 26, 1841 - died Feb. 26, 1865 and Abigail A. b. 1843 - died Nov. 11, 1846. Eleanor died on Jan. 6, 1890 at age 75y 8m 19d. The following year Lohn Webster sold his property to James Seldon Flint on April 4, 1891. John Webster died on March 15, 1895 age 79y 7m. John and family are interred at West Parish Garden Cemetery.

James S. Flint was b. July 31, 1851 and married Mary E. b. Apr. 19, 1854. James & Mary had five children, four survived: Child died June 30, 1877, ALice E. b. 1878, Edwin Miles b. 1881, Eleanor H. b. 1883 and Lucretia W. b. 1888. The Flint family would own the property for 70 years. Mary E. died on Oct. 15, 1896 and husband James S. on Dec. 24, 1920. James estate then went to his children who shared the property. Lucretia died on Aug. 22, 1940 and Edwin M. Flint died of Nov 27, 1959. With the death of their brother Alice and Eleanor sold off the farm land to Fred Doyle in Aug. 1959 but divided off the farmhouse and barn into a 2.2 acre lot. Both Alice and Eleanor died in 1965 and are also interred at West Parish Cemetery. The Flint estate was then administered by Edith S. Thompson, Executrix, Thompson then sold the house to James M. & Claire M. O'Hagen on Dec. 27, 1965.

The O'Hagen family owned the farmhouse for 30 years then their heirs sold to Kathy M. Psonos on Dec. 15, 1993. The house and barn were razed for new construction.