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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY

HISTORIC SITE SUMMARY SHEET Mid-Nineteenth

Building Date Century

Building Name Connick-Glascoe House and Tobacco Barn

Location ___ 21_8_0_6 __ A~g_u_as_c_o __ R_o_a_d~,_A_g~u_a_s_c_o~,_M_a_r~y_l_a_nd ____________________________ ~

Open to Public: Yes X No Occupied: Yes X No Use Private Residence

The Connick-Glascoe House is situated on the east side of Route 381, just north of the Town of Aquasco. It sits on a hill approximately 300 feet off the road and faces west. It consists of a mid-nineteenth century, two story frame, 3 bay by 2 bay main block with a slightly earlier mid-nineteen century, true 1-1/2-story, 3 bay by l bay frame ell. A later shed addition extends from the rear, east elevation, of the ell. The house is covered with weatherboard siding. The main block and ell have gable roofs which are covered with standing seam metal, as is the shed addition. The main block rests on a brick pier foundation. The ell rests on a low flat stone pier foundation, and the shed addition on concrete blocks.

There is a substantial exterior brick chimney at the north gable end of the main block. It is embellished with a single course, dentilled brick cap. Another substantial brick chimney is located at the east gable end of the ell between the ell and the shed addition. (Prior to the addition of the shed wing, it was an exterior gable end chimney).

The main block has a one-story wooden porch with a hip roof which runs across the facade. It is supported by 4 square posts with delicate jig- sawn brackets. This porch covers a side hall entrance located at the south end of the facade.

The earlier true 1-1/2 story ell measuring 15 x 18 feet 2 inches, has a cen­tral entrance on the south elevation which is flanked by two 6/6 sash windows at the first story and two smaller 3/3 sash windows at the half story level. The rear, north elevation, of the ell is pierced by two 6/6 sash windows at the first story level.

The Connick-Glascoe House is a good example of a modest frame plantation dwelling built in two stages during the mid-nineteenth century. It is also signif­icant for its architectural integrity: it has undergone little alteration and it represents a type of early dwelling that is fast disappearing from our landscape.

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Maryland Historical Trust State Historic Sites Inventory Form

1. Name (indicate pref erred name}

historic Connick House and Tobacco Barn

and/or common Connick-Glascoe House and Tobacco Barn

2. Location

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Magi No. 1705165404

DOE _yes no

street & number 21806 Aquasco Rd." (Maryland Route 381) _ not for publication

city, town Aguasco

state Maryl and

3. Classification Category _district ...x_ building(s) _structure _site ~-_object

Ownership _public _x_ private _both Public Acquisition _in process _ being considered _lL_not applicable

_ vicinity of congressional district

county Prince George's

Status _occupied ___x_ unoccupied _ work in progress Accessible _yes: restricted _yes: unrestricted ___x_ no

Present Use _ agriculture _commercial _ educational _ entertainment _ government _ industrial _military

_museum _park x__ private residence _religious _ scientific _ transportation _other:

4. Owner of Property (give names and mailing addresses of ill owners)

name Grafton Glascoe 301-

street & number 2140.J.5-.LlA~QU""'a.._s...,c.....,o><--JR'-"o"""a...,d.__ ____________ t_e_l_e_:_p_h_o_n_e_n_o_. _: _8::..:8::..:8::..:-_:1:...:1:..:0:..:9:___ __ _

city, town Aquasco state and zip code Maryland 20608

5. Location of Legal Description

courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. Pri nee George's County Courthouse

street & number

city, town Upper Marl born state Md

Wi 11 : liberAdmin. Docket

folio

2Q772

&. Representation in Existing Historical surveys

title M-NCPPC

date 1969 _federal _ state ..,x__ county _ local

pository for survey records Ri versda 1 e

city, town Riverdale, state Md.

7. Description

Condition _excellent _good _x_ fair

Check one _ deteriorated ~ unaltered _ruins _altered _unexposed

Check one ~original site _moved date of move

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Prepare both a summary paragraph and a general description of the resource and its various elements as it exists today.

The Connick-Glascoe House is situated on the east side of Route 381, just north of the Town of Aquasco. It sits on a hill approximately 300 feet off the road and faces west. It consists of a mid-nineteenth century, two-story frame, 3 bay by 2 bay main block with a slightly earlier mid­nineteenth century, true 1-1/2-story, 3 bay by l bay frame ell. A later shed addition extends from the rear, east elevation, of the ell. The house is covered with weatherboard siding. The main block and ell have gable roofs which are covered with standing seam metal, as is the shed addition. The main block rests on a brick pier foundation. The ell rests on a low flat stone pier foundation, and the shed addition on concrete blocks.

There is a substantial exterior brick chimney at the north gable end· of the main block. It is embellished with a single course, dentilled brick cap. Another substantial brick chimney is located at the east gable end of the ell between the ell and the shed addition. (Prior to the addition of the shed wing, it was an exterior gable end chimney).

The main block has a one-story wooden porch with a hip roof which runs across the facade. It is supported by 4 square posts with delicate jig­sawn brackets. This porch covers a side hall entrance located at the south end of the facade. It is composed of a four-panel door with a two pane transom. The facade is further adorned with a scrolled bracketted cornice.

A beaded batten door is located at the rear, east elevation, of the main block at the south end.

The earlier true 1-1/2 story ell, measuring 15 x 18 feet 2 inches, has a central entrance on the south elevation which is flanked by two 6/6 sash windows at the first story and two smaller 3/3 sash windows at:the half story level. The rear, north elevation, of the ell is pierced by two 6/6 sash windows at the first story level.

The windows are predominately 6/6 sash, except for those at the half story level of the ell and one four-pane window located on the rear of the main block at the corner where it meets the ell. All windows have shut­ters: they are louvered at the first floor facade and south elevation of the main block; the remaining consist of two plain vertical boards. All of the shutters have their original hardware.

The interior plan of the main block is the side hall, single parlor plan. The hall contains the main staircase leading to the second floor. A doorway on the north wall of the hallway leads to the parlor. A fireplace is centered on the north wall and has a plain wooden mantel. A doorway on the east wall of the parlor opens into the ell, which consists of one room. A boxed stair located in the southwest courner leads to the half-story. A fireplace is centered on the east wall of this room and is adorned with a

8. Significance Survey No.r(r87B-6

Period Areas of Significance-Check and justify below _ prehistoric _ 1400-1499

' - 1500-1599 _ 1600-1699 _ 1700-1799 ___x 1800-1899 _1900-

_ archeology-prehistoric _ community planning _ landscape architecture_ religion _ archeology-historic _conservation _ law _ science _ agriculture _ economics _ literature _ sculpture ---X- architecture _ education _ military _ social/ _ art _engineering _ music humanitarian _ commerce _exploration/settlement _ philosophy _theater _ communications _ industry _ politics/government _ transportation

Specific dates

check: Applicable Criteria: and/or

Applicable Exception:

Level of Significance:

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Builder/ Architect

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Prepare both a summary paragraph of significance and a general statement of history and support.

The Connick-Glascoe House is a good example of a modest frame planta­tion dwelling built in two stages during the mid-nineteenth century. It is also significant for its architectural integrity: it has undergone little alteration and it represents a type of early dwelling that is fast dis­appearing from our landscape.

In 1837, William Connick, a planter of Prince George's County, pur­chased the property (158 acres) on which the house now stands, at a public sale.l By 1842 Elijah Connick, the son of William, was assessed with the property, however i~ was not formerally conveyed to him until the death of his father in 1849. The earlier ell section of the house probably dates from c. 1840, shortly after the Connick's acquired the land.3 The main­block was probably added within a few decades after construction of the ell.

Elijah died intestate in 1872 and the property was divided evenly between his children, Columbus F., Edward B. F., and Anne S., who married Levi Kirby.4 Anne and Levi Kirby conveyed their share to Columbus Connick in 1873, who in turn conveyed his two shares (106 acres) to his brother, Edward, in 1881.5 The cornice brackets, shutters and hardware appear to date from the ownership of Edward Connick. The property remained in the Connick family until 1908 when Grace R. and Nellie Connick, daughters of Edward, conveyed it to Robert F. Coates.6 Coates and his wife conveyed the property to John Glascoe, the father of the present owner, in 1921.7

9. Major Bibliographical References ;&­Survey No. 87B-6

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1 O. Geographical Data Acreage of nominated property _______ _

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11. Form Prepared By

name/title Donna Ware, Pl annjng Tecbician

organization M-NCPPC date August-September 1983

street & number CAB Room 4010 telephone 301-952-3520

city or town Upper Marlboro state Maryl and

The Maryland Historic Sites Inventory was officially created by an Act of the Maryland Legislature to be found in the Annotated Code of Maryland, Article 41, Section 181 KA, 1974 supplement.

The survey and inventory are being prepared for information and record purposes only and do not constitute any infringement of individual property rights.

return to: Maryland Historical Trust Shaw House 21 State Circle Annapolis, Maryland 21401 (301) 269-2438

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STREET AND NUMBER1 Rte. 381

CITY OR TOWN: Aquas co

STATE lcou;~~nce Maryland George's

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CATEGORY OWNERSHIP STATUS ACCESSIBLE

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0 District ,.::.Building 0 Public Public Acquisition: • Occupied Yes:

0 Site 0 Structure llJ:. Pri vale 0 In Praceu 0 Unocc11pied 0 Restricted

0 Object 0 Both D Being Considered 0 Preservation work 0 UnrHtrictecl

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-o Agricultural 0 Government 0 Park 0 Transportation 0 Comments

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OWNER'S NAME: . Herman Glascoe

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Prince George's County Courthouse STREET ANO NUMBER:

CITY OR TOWN: I STATE

I Upper Marlboro Maryland

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l': REPRE$ENTATI0"4 IN .EXISTING SURVEY$ ' ·. }.:• TITLE OF SURVEY:

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The house is a two story, frame structure with a

three bay main (west) facade. The transom-lighted entrance

is in the south bay. The windows are 6/6 double hung sash.

The boxed cornice is bracketed, with brackets continuing

along the slope of the eaves. On the north end is a two-

story chimney with a fre~-standing stack.

The frame rear wing is 1-1/2 stories with a three bay

facade to. the south. It has a central doorway and flanking

6/6 double hung sash windows. The loft windows are 2/2

double hung sash. On the east gable end is a chimney, now

obscured by a lean-to but with a free standing stack.

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Christopher Owens, Park Historian ORGANIZATION IDATE

M-NCPPC 5 June 74 STREET AND NUMBER:

8787 Georqia Avenue CITY OR TOWN: 'STATE I Silver Sorin a Marv land

fllilstate Liaison Officer Review: (Off ice Use Only)

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Chain of Title

Administration Docket #19, 584

John Glascoe died June 20, 1968

Heirs: Estelle - widow Bernice Bowie - daughter Logan - son Corine Hall - daughter Robert - son Lucille Hawkins - daughter Fannie Glascoe - daughter Roberta Glascoe - daughter Herman - son John E. - son Beatrice Pinkney - daughter Grafton - son

Real Estate: 10.1923acres Herman Glascoe named as Executor

10.1923 acres - (3.50 acres for wife Estelle and 6.692 to be divided equally among children.)

Dwelling - 2-story frame with a metal roof. Consists of hall, living room, kitchen on first floor; second floor - 2 bedrooms. No basement. Has electricity, but no running water. 11 0ld tobacco barn of no value. 11

Liber 171, Folio 132 - May 7, 1921

Grantor: Robert F. Coates and Beardina Coates (wife)

Grantee: John Glascoe

Consideration - $1 ,500.00

Containing 36 acres

Being same property conveyed to Robert Coates by deed from Grace R. Connick - February 22, 1918, Liber 130, Folio 325.

- Liber 130, Folio 325 - February 22, 1908

Grantor: Grace R. Connick of Prince George's County Nellie N. Barry and William D. Barry, Jr., her husband (of D. C.)

Grantee: Robert F. Coates

Consideration - $1,000.00

Containing 36 acres

Being same land that parties of first part took under the will of their mother - Rebecca A. Connick, in 1908.

Index to Wills:

Rebecca H. Connick - April 21, 1908, Admin. #2147 Columbus F. Connick - August 20, 1907, #2109

Administration Docket #2147 - Rebecca H. Connick

Item #1: All that part of fann where Rebecca Connick resides, known as "Nebraska," divided equally between Grace R. Connick and Nellie N. Barry, daughters.

Item #2: Remainder of above farm (containing 104 acres, less amount in Item 1) to Louise W. Robertson, daughter.

Item #3: One dollar each to:

Albert H. S. Connick Fred C. Conni ck Richard M. Connick Anna D. Hyde - daughter Mattie B. Cross - daughter Elizabeth S. Naylor - daughter

Item #4: Horse, buggy and cow to Grace

Item #5: All household and kitchen furniture divided equally to Grace, Nellie and Louise

Item #6: All the rest of property after suitable 11X>nument erected for her and husband, Columbus F. Connick

Administration Docket #2109 - Columbus Connick

Statement of payment to physician who treated Columbus Connick from 1902 - 1907 for 56 months. Hand was treated, then amputated. He died August 9, 1907. Bill was for $937 .80 (Died intestate) No equity listed.

Equity Case #2417 - October 26, 1897

Mortgage Foreclosure

Mortgage - April 9, 1891

between Anne R. Connick and Edward B. F. Connick, husband and Thomas H. Buckler of Baltimore $400.00

Tracts of land called "Cool Spring" part of Sherwood's Forest which the late Elijah Connick died, seized and possessed in or about 1872, and which on his death, intestate, descended to Edward B. F. Connick, Columbus Connick and Anne S. Connick who married Levi Kirby.

159 acres adjoining lands of Leonard P. Cage, Thomas Smith, L. L. Onne, George E. Orme and F. A. Ward.

Levi and Anne S. Kirby conveyed their undivided 1/3 to Columbus F. Connick in Deed April 23, 1873, Liber JB #7, Folio 269.

Columbus F. and wife and Edward B. F. conveyed their interest in said lands to Anne R. Connick by Deed dated December 27, 1881, WAJ No. 3/545. Being same lands devised to Elijah Connick by his father, William Connick by his will - January 6, 1847, P.C. No. 1/354. Same lands conveyed to the said William Connick by William H. Tuck, Trustee by Deed - February 13, 1846, JBB No. 4/399 - 162 7/8 acres in recent survey.

Mortgage recorded in JWB 17/584.

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Prince George 1 s Enquirer

Sale Tuesday, October 26, 1897, 11:00 A.M.

159 acres - improvements: a dwelling, barn, stable and necessary outbuildings. Farm located near Public Road, 1-1/2 miles from village of Horse Head and l mile from Cedarville Station on the Southern Maryland Railroad.

Sold to Phil H. Tuck, Assignee of the Mortgage for $650.00 cash.

JWB 10/49 - September 2, 1887

Grantor: Edward B. F. Connick

Grantee: Ann R. Connick (wife) 106 acres

Consideration - $60.00

WAJ 3/545 - December 27, 1881

Grantor: Edward B. F. Connick Columbus F. Connick and Rebecca H. (wife)

Grantee: Ann Rebecca Connick

Consideration - $400.00

53 acres (which once belonged to Elijah Connick). Said land adjoins lands of Francis A. Ward, Leonard P. Cage and George E. Orme and is called "Cool Spring" and "Forest of Sherwood".

WAJ 3/546 - December 27, 1881

Grantor: Columbus F. Connick and Rebecca H.

Grantee: Edward B. F. Connick 106 acres (adjoins lands of Ward, Cage, and Orme, and called 11 Cool Spri ng11 and 11 Forest of Sherwood11 land belonged to Elijah Connick)

Consideration - $800.00

- WAJ 3/525 - December 27, 1881

Mortgage

From: Edward B. F. Connick and Ann Rebecca (wife)

To: Columbus F. Connick and Rebecca H. (wife)

For: $374.92

Administration Docket #870 - March 18, 1873

Elijah Connick

Died intestate Columbus F. Connick, Administrator Obituary in Marlborough Gazette (not included in docket) Advertisement for sale of estate - October 6, 1871 (not included) State tax - $2.31 County tax - $11 . 90

Administration Docket #89 - March 18, 1848

William Connick

Item (1) Unto son Elijah Connick, the plantation on which he now lives which I purchased at a trustee's sale, containing 158 acres in deed from William H. Tuck.

Condition: Pay Mary Ann Havener $100.00, if not paid, said land liable to her for same sum. Also, 1 negro, Jack; negro boy, Stephen; negro girl, Harriet.

Item (2) Unto two youngest children, James W. Connick and Maria Louisa Connick the plantation on which I now live to be divided in the following manner: all land on right or south side of big road leading from the Gate at or near Dr. Thomas H. Clagetts line, northwest of my dwelling house to gate beyond the bridge to Michael R. Carroll's line together with all buildings and improvements thereon, to James W. Connick. Land on left of said road together with the dwelling house and all other improvements to Maria Louisa Connick.

Item (3) To James and Maria - All household and kitchen furniture, except one bed, bedsted and furniture which goes to daughter, Mary Ann Havener's four children - Elizabeth, Mary, Ann Pew, and Priscilla. Household and kitchen furni­ture not to be taken out of house during Maria's single 1 ife.

Item (4) Unto Maria - l negro man, Sylvester; l negro boy, Charles; negro boy, Peter; l negro woman, Rachael, l negro girl Ariana, and l negro girl, Rose. One ox cart and the first choice of four oxen, first choice of 2 horses and first choice of two milch (sic) cows.

Item (5) Unto son, James - negro man, George; negro woman, Henny and her two children; negro boy, Frank; one yoke of oxen, and two horses, second choice.

Item (6) Unto William Connick - negro boy-John Wesley and $200.00 in money.

Item (7) Unto two youngest, James and Maria - equal portions of all land which I purchased of James Hollyday adjoining my home tract, except 10 acres of upper side which go to Mary Ann Havener - if she does not survive husband then it goes to James and Maria, equally divided.

Item (8) Unto son, Clement R. Connick - l negro woman, Peg.

Item (9) Unto daughter, Mary Ann and her children - l negro, Caroline and her daughter Rebecca and their future increase; and l negro man, John.

Item (10) All the rest and residue of estate after debts to be equally divided among all of my children in equal portions.

Executors: Michael B. Carrol and James Connick

JBB 4, Folio 399 - February 13, 1846

Grantor: William H. Tuck, Trustee

Grantee: William Connick 158 acres

RE: Equity case of Thomas B. Gibbons vs. Samuel Childs, Mary Childs and Elizabeth Childs. (Sale of Real Estate).

Consideration: $928.26

Being parts of Cool Spring, Cool Spring Addition and Forrest of Sherwood.

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Equity Case #529 - January 22, 1836

Thomas Gibbons against Samuel Childs.

Refers to Petition of Joshua Davis, heir of George Davis, on April 29, 1823, to appoint a corrmission to sell land. Public sale on October 10, 1826 - highest bidders are Thomas Gibbons and Samuel Childs ($1,144.50). Ratified April 1831.

Deed conveyed April 10, 1833 (Liber AB No. 7, Folio 447 and 558). Approximately 218 acres - 2 parcels, one 118 acres and the other 98 acres lying partly in Charles County.

This case involves sale of real estate due to death of Samuel Childs. Defendents are Samuel Jr. and Mary, children and Elizabeth, widow. Public sale on December 11, 1837. William Connick is one of the purchasers - 158 acres at $5.87-1/2 per acre. Ratified January 17, 1839.

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Connick house Prince George's County, MD Susan G. Pearl

May 1984 South elevation Neg: Md. Hist . Trust, Annapolis, MD

P. G. #87B-6

Connick house Prince George's County, MD

Susan G. Pearl

May 1984 Barn, South elevation Neg: Md. Hist. Trust, Annapolis, MD

P.G . #87B-6 Connick house

Prince George's County, MD Susan G. Pearl May 1984 West elevation Neg : Md. Hist. Trust, Annapolis, MD

P. G. #878-6 Connick house Prince George's County, MD Susan G. Pearl May 1984 Northwest 3/4 elevation Neg: Md. Hist . Trust, Annapolis, MD

P.G. #868-6

Turner house Prince George's County, MD. Susan G. Pearl April 1984

West elevation Neg. Md.Hist .Trust, Annapolis, MD.

P.G. #878-6 Connick house

Prince George's County, MD Susan G. Pearl May 1984 Barn , West elevation

Neg: Md. Hist. Trust, Annapolis, MD

P.G. #868-6 Turner house Prince George's County, MD . Susan G. Pearl April 1984 Southwest 3/4 elevation Neg : Md.Hist . Trust, Annapolis,MD.

NAME C.o~NtC" HS£. :#- 878-"

LOCATION ~ 391 ~t.t"S~) M.d.

FACADE NW

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