Built by Cecil C. Jones and his wife Beatrice M (Buckley) Jones. It is now owned by Fred Buckley, a nephew. (1998 Ruth Sharpe)

This property was once owned by Nathan Clark, a farmer. and connected to his homestead lot at the corner of Dascomb and Clark Roads. Nathan Clark's estate was purchased by Herbert A. Moody on Aug. 16, 1882 for $2200. The farm consisted of three parcels, the house lot with buildings, an adjoining 23 acre 114 3/4 sq. rods parcel on the east side of Clark Rd and a 23 acre lot across the street on the north side of Dascomb Rd. Herbert A. Moody was a carpenter and builder and lived on Clark Road ( formerly known as Lowell St. or Rd. in Ballardvale) Herbert transferred the deed to Almon S. Moody, a minor, through his guardian Samuel G. Sargent of Methuen, for $1500. on Aug. 23, 1883.

Herbert A. Moody did however retain some of the property of the Clark farm and parceled off house lots along Clark Rd and Chester Street. He then built and sold homes or lots, as he developed some of the former Clark Farm land.

This lot was sold to Beatrice M. (Buckley) Jones, wife of Cecil C. on Nov. 15, 1924. The long driveway back to the property is actually a way referred to in deeds as "Moody Street" which was never developed. Beatrice M. and Cecil C.Jones took a mortgage of $100 from the Andover Savings Bank in Aug. 20, 1925. The deed states with buildings, dating the home to 1925. The loan was soon paid off. Cecil b. 1895 is listed as a meat cutter in Census records. In 1940 he worked as a laborer with the WPA, on a produce farm to market Beatrice, a housewife was b. 1902. Cecil died on Oct. 16, 1971 and Beatrice in January 1978.

With the death of Beatrice M. Jones, her estate went to her nephew Frederick H. Buckley via Probate #340520. Frederick H. & Sonia A. Buckley held the deed on July 18, 1986. Stephan F. and Susan A. Buckley purchased the property on Nov. 3, 1997 and are the owners of record in 2017.