Franklin Musselman: Difference between revisions

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Born: December 20, 1850

Died: March 27, 1919

Married: Harriet Headman Fellman

Children: Elsie Musselman, Samuel Musselman

Franklin Musselman's 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.

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 '''Married: '''Harriet Headman Fellman
-'''Children:''' [[Elsie%20Musselman|Elsie Musselman]], Samuel Musselman
+'''Children:''' [[Elsie Musselman|Elsie Musselman]], Samuel Musselman
-'''Franklin Musselman''''s first name was sometimes given as E. Franklin or Franklyn. He was a member of the [[T.%20B.%20Society|T. B. Society]] and at least two cure cottages were called the [[Musselman%20Cottage|Musselman Cottage]].
+'''Franklin Musselman''''s 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%20Riverside%20Drive|88 Riverside Drive]] (now 49 Riverside Drive, and perhaps addressed earlier as [[90%20Woodland%20Avenue|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%20Cottage|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.
-* An ad in the Enterprise of January 26, 1911, shows a furnished cottage for rent at No. [[30%20Woodland%20Avenue|30 Woodland Avenue]] — and also mentions its neighbor at No. 28, both owned by F. Musselman, [[25%20Maple%20Street|25 Maple Street]], which is apparently the same address as 25 Riverside Drive.
+* An ad in the Enterprise of January 26, 1911, shows a furnished cottage for rent at No. [[30 Woodland Avenue|30 Woodland Avenue]] — and also mentions its neighbor at No. 28, both owned by F. Musselman, [[25 Maple Street|25 Maple Street]], which is apparently the same address as 25 Riverside Drive.
-Miss Elsie Musselman was a founding member of the [[Reviewers%20Club|Reviewers Club]].
+Miss Elsie Musselman was a founding member of the [[Reviewers Club|Reviewers Club]].
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