Date of construction: in the range of 1910-1912 – The 1910 atlas shows vacant land and the Dorchester Blue Book of 1913 has an entry for Capt. and Mrs. Edward Holm.
Architect: need to search for building permit
The house at 47 Beaumont Street was built for Captain Edward and his family soon after 1910. Edward and his wife were born in Norway. He was a mariner.
owners from atlases
1910 Edward Holm vacant land
1918 Edward Holm
1933 Edward Holm
Blue Books
1913 Capt. and Mrs. Edward Holm
1915 Capt. and Mrs. Edward Holm
deed
Nov. 1, 1909 from Alice J. Pierce to Edward Holm of Everett 3403.379
parcel of land, no mention of a building
The following is from “Yachting Notes,” in The Master, Mate and Pilot, vol. 7, July 1914 (New York, 1914), 42
Captain Edward Holm of harbor No. 4, a prominent Boston racing captain, is this year in command of the schooner yacht Chanticleer.
The Boston Register and Business Directory, issue 83 (1918) has an entry for Holm:
Yacht Masters’ and Engineers’ Association, Lawley’s Ship Yard, Nep., Edw. Colbeth, pres; F. F. Tabelng, vice pres.; Edward Holm, treas.; Charles A. Peterson, sec., 68 Shepton, Dor.
1910 Census
25 Reed Avenue in Everett, MA
Edward Holm, 47, mariner
Amelia Holm, 47
Emma M. Holm, 24, stenographer
Sigrid Holm, 21, stenographer
Alice Holm, 18
Alga A. Holm, 16
George E. Holm, 12
Reginald E. Holm, 8
Susan Anfinden, 18, domestic servant
1930 Census
47 Beaumont Street
Edward Holm, 66, born in Norway, no occupation given
Gina A. Holm, 66, born in Norway
1940 Census, the Holms are still at 47 Beaumont