Jim Moran,2019,ThrowBackThursday #TBT,Through the Lenses- Longmeadow 100 Years Ago Using Old Maps of Longmeadow in combination with Emerson photos and recent photos.,THROUGH THE LENS· LONGMEADOW 1 00 YEARS AGO sponsored by the Longmeadow Historical Society C:J � I) ), C8J� Iii �� � � � I(, � 181 • i.i 0 � ... < ...; ' � � �· 1: t � �· ? I) � ,. I) // It � '1 Unmarried daughters Martha Bliss and Mary Ella lived at 418 at the time of this photo and for most of their lives. Martha died at age 90 in 1927; Mary Ella died at age 89 in 1937. Descendants of Benjamin Cooley(--> Eveleth family) continued to live in this house until 1985. .., Sources: 1900/1910/1920 US Federal Census, 1910/1915/1920 Longmeadow Street t Directory, Springfield Republican, Aug. 17, 1903/ Feb. 08, 1908 '-'"-"'--_L____..__.____.._____,_____,'----'--------'-----"--'-""''-----"'-----' © Lon meadow HistoricaI Societ 2O 1 8 ,---,---------.-----..----------.------=------------.----..�:--ws'lllr"l,------;-r l ---n:;--;::::ri This house located at 418 Longmeadow St was bu iIt by CaIvin CooIey 1910 : ro".,. 1 1 in 1827 and was home to many direct descendants of Benjamin � ""'Iii Cooley, one of the original settlers of Longmeadow. In the distance, the LJ I barns for 384 Longmeadow St can be seen. ����;�r;��������i;���;W\�QjCalvin Cooley's son Alford and his wife Caroline raised 5 children in __i .1 this house. One of their sons Major James Calvin Cooley fought in the Civil War with the 5th US Cavalry. He later married Agnes Medlicott and lived in Westchester, CT where they raised six children. He died in 1903 at age 64. Another son, Noah Saxton Cooley also fought in the Civil War and lived with his family in Windsor Locks, CT. He was President of the Medlicott Co.- a maker of knit clothing in Windsor , Locks, CT founded in 1864 by William G. Medlicott of Longmeadow. , Description: Through the Lenses- Longmeadow 100 Years Ago Using Old Maps of Longmeadow in combination with Emerson photos and recent photos., Additional Info: ThrowBackThursday #TBT, Date: 2019, Creator: Jim Moran, OCR Text: THROUGH THE LENS· LONGMEADOW 1 00 YEARS AGO sponsored by the Longmeadow Historical Society C:J � I) ), C8J� Iii �� � � � I(, � 181 • i.i 0 � ... < ...; ' � � �· 1: t � �· ? I) � ,. I) // It � '1 Unmarried daughters Martha Bliss and Mary Ella lived at 418 at the time of this photo and for most of their lives. Martha died at age 90 in 1927; Mary Ella died at age 89 in 1937. Descendants of Benjamin Cooley(--> Eveleth family) continued to live in this house until 1985. .., Sources: 1900/1910/1920 US Federal Census, 1910/1915/1920 Longmeadow Street t Directory, Springfield Republican, Aug. 17, 1903/ Feb. 08, 1908 '-'"-"'--_L____..__.____.._____,_____,'----'--------'-----"--'-""''-----"'-----' © Lon meadow HistoricaI Societ 2O 1 8 ,---,---------.-----..----------.------=------------.----..�:--ws'lllr"l,------;-r l ---n:;--;::::ri This house located at 418 Longmeadow St was bu iIt by CaIvin CooIey 1910 : ro".,. 1 1 in 1827 and was home to many direct descendants of Benjamin � ""'Iii Cooley, one of the original settlers of Longmeadow. In the distance, the LJ I barns for 384 Longmeadow St can be seen. ����;�r;��������i;���;W\�QjCalvin Cooley's son Alford and his wife Caroline raised 5 children in __i .1 this house. One of their sons Major James Calvin Cooley fought in the Civil War with the 5th US Cavalry. He later married Agnes Medlicott and lived in Westchester, CT where they raised six children. He died in 1903 at age 64. Another son, Noah Saxton Cooley also fought in the Civil War and lived with his family in Windsor Locks, CT. He was President of the Medlicott Co.- a maker of knit clothing in Windsor , Locks, CT founded in 1864 by William G. Medlicott of Longmeadow. , Longmeadow Historical Society,Photos,Other,ThrowBackThursday,TBT-110-418 Longmeadow Street.pdf,TBT-110-418 Longmeadow Street.pdf Page 1, TBT-110-418 Longmeadow Street.pdf Page 1