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'''Children:''' [[Elsie Musselman|Elsie Musselman]], Samuel Musselman | '''Children:''' [[Elsie Musselman|Elsie Musselman]], Samuel Musselman | ||
'''Franklin | '''Franklin Musselmans first name was sometimes given as E. Franklin or Franklyn. He was a member of the [[T. B. Society|T. B. Society]] and at least two cure cottages were called the [[Musselman Cottage|Musselman Cottage]]. | ||
* The house at [[88 Riverside Drive|88 Riverside Drive]] (now 49 Riverside Drive, and perhaps addressed earlier as [[90 Woodland Avenue|90 Woodland Avenue]]) was originally the Musselman cottage (before 1908). | * The house at [[88 Riverside Drive|88 Riverside Drive]] (now 49 Riverside Drive, and perhaps addressed earlier as [[90 Woodland Avenue|90 Woodland Avenue]]) was originally the Musselman cottage (before 1908). | ||
* The boardinghouse-style cure cottage at [[Musselman Cottage|25 Riverside Drive]] (now 60 Kiwassa Road) was probably built about 1907 for E. Franklin Musselman who lived there from 1910 to 1915. | * The boardinghouse-style cure cottage at [[Musselman Cottage|25 Riverside Drive]] (now 60 Kiwassa Road) was probably built about 1907 for E. Franklin Musselman who lived there from 1910 to 1915. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:28, 31 December 2025
Born: December 20, 1850
Died: March 27, 1919
Married: Harriet Headman Fellman
Children: Elsie Musselman, Samuel Musselman
Franklin Musselmans first name was sometimes given as E. Franklin or Franklyn. He was a member of the T. B. Society and at least two cure cottages were called the Musselman Cottage.
- The house at 88 Riverside Drive (now 49 Riverside Drive, and perhaps addressed earlier as 90 Woodland Avenue) was originally the Musselman cottage (before 1908).
- The boardinghouse-style cure cottage at 25 Riverside Drive (now 60 Kiwassa Road) was probably built about 1907 for E. Franklin Musselman who lived there from 1910 to 1915.
- An ad in the Enterprise of January 26, 1911, shows a furnished cottage for rent at No. 30 Woodland Avenue — and also mentions its neighbor at No. 28, both owned by F. Musselman, 25 Maple Street, which is apparently the same address as 25 Riverside Drive.
Miss Elsie Musselman was a founding member of the Reviewers Club.