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History Abbreviated History of the
House June 17, 1857 - David Day sells lots 8, 9, & 10 to William R. Marshall for $1.00 July 3, 1858 - William and Abbey Marshall sell the property to John M. and Letitia Foster for $900.00 August 18, 1876 - John M. and Letitia Foster sell the property to Major David Taylor for $6,100.00. August 21, 1882 - Mary Manning (formerly Mary F. Taylor, widow of Majopr David Taylor) sells the property to Lucien Scott for $5,200.00. November 28, 1887 - Lucien and Julia Hoffman Scott sell the property to Edward Carroll for $20,500.00. March 6, 1917 - Edward Carroll dies. House passes to his widow Mary and surviving children. April 10, 1929 - Carroll heirs pass title to Ella V. Carroll and Mary Agnes Carroll. December 1, 1956 - Mary Agnes Carroll dies. June 16, 1964 - Ella V. Carroll donates the house and property to the Leavenworth County Historical Society for a museum. June 19, 1965 - Carroll Mansion opens as a museum. |
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