The first known owner of this house is Norman J. Bolles, president of the Ipswich Savings Bank. It was transferred to Robert Bolles in 1903, then to Clement Bolles in 1916, then to Bertha and William Packard the following year. This house is a fine example of a Queen Anne Cottage. Features include a wealth of shingle types and an exceptional shingled carriage house in the rear, which retains a cupola.
Sources:
- Margaret Welden, MACRIS
- Ipswich Business Directory 1893
- Atlas of Essex County, 1910
- Salem Deeds
Historic Ipswich 
Norman J Bolles born 14 MAR 1871 • Boylston, Guysborough, Nova Scotia
Norman J Bolles born 14 MAR 1871 • Boylston, Guysborough, Nova Scotia one of 13 children of Charles and Esther (Whitman) Boles. Clement and Robert were his brothers. The family gradually migrated from Nova Scotia to MA circa 1890-1905. Originally the names was Boles in Canada but the Ipswich brothers chose to add another L.