Historic Site Data Sheet 

Unless indicated below, this is a transcript of the original survey form.  Corrections to obvious typographical and spelling errors have been made.  Corrections to factual errors, updates or comments on the information are enclosed in [square brackets].  Since most of the surveys were conducted in the late 1970's and early 1980's, much of the information reflects that time period, including ownership and occupancy, unless specifically noted as having been updated. 

Building-Structure Inventory Form Isaac Seaman house If checked, this is a Supplemental Form, not included in the original surveys. Information in brackets [ ] is new or updated information (i.e., not on the original form) Click for: Images   «»   People   «»  . Other Documents Inventory Code: Br09C Prepared Date: 3/10/1975 Original Submitter Last modified:    Submitter Name: Mrs. Paul W. Bigelow Submitter Address: 7 Thornhedge Road   Bellport, NY 11713 Organization: Bellport-Brookhaven Historical Society Identification 1-Building/Site Name: Isaac Seaman house 2a-County: Suffolk 2b-Town: Brookhaven 2c-Village: Hamlet of Brookhaven 3-Street Location: South Country Road   If checked, this site is within the Fire Place (Brookhaven Hamlet) Historic District Ownership   4a-Public   4b-Private 5a-Owner  (at original survey date):  Stephen Deupra 5b-Address:  Use 6a-Original:  private home 6b-Present:  same Accessibility 7a-Visible From Road 7b-Interior Accessible: 7b-Interior Comment:    Building Materials  8a-Clapboard 8b-Stone 8c-Brick 8d-Board & Batten 8e-Cobblestone 8f-Shingles 8g-Stucco 8-Other:  painted yellow Structural System   9a-Wood Frame Interlocking Joints   9b-Wood Frame Light Members:   9c-Masonry:   9d-Metal 9d-Metal Comment:      9e-Other 9e-Other Comment:    Condition   10a-Excellent   10b-Good   10c-Fair   10d-Deteriorated Integrity   11a-Original Site   11b-Moved If so, when? 11c-Alterations:  Front section original Photo & Map 12-Photo: 13-Map:  [Unavailable.] Threats   14a-None Known:   14b-Zoning   14c-Roads   14d-Developers :  14e-Deterioration 14f-Other:    14-Comment:    Related Outbuildings and Property   15a-Barn   15b-Carriage House 15c-Garage   15d-Privy   15e-Shed   15f-Greenhouse   15g-Shop   15h-Gardens   15i-Landscape Features 15i-Landscape Features:  15j-Other:    15-Comment:    Surroundings of the Building   16a-Open Land   16b-Woodland   16c-Scattered Bldgs.   16d-Densely Built-up   16e-Commercial 16f-Industrial   16g-Residential 16h-Other:    Interrelationship of Building and Surroundings 17-Interrelationships:     Other Notable Features of Building and Site 18-Notable Features:   «»   Significance 19-Initial Const Date:   1830 «» 19-Architect: «» 19-Builder: Isaac Seaman [If constructed in 1830 as recorded on the survey form, it could not have been built by Isaac Seaman. Isaac was born in about 1832 He was living with his parents, Abram (b. abt 1808) and Mary Seaman, in both the 1850 and 1860 censuses. On the 1873 map of Brookhaven Hamlet, the I. W. Seaman's property is shown adjacent to A. F. Seaman, to the north. A. F. is undoubtedly his father. The 1858 map does not indicate any Seaman properties in the Hamlet, so this source is not helpful. The survey form does not indicate from where the construction date was derived (perhaps the interviews?). If the construction date is sound, and if the house was indeed built by a Seaman, than it was likely built by Abram F. Seaman. If the house was built by Isaac Seaman, then it seems likely that it was constructed after 1860 and before 1873.] «» Historic and Architectural Importance 20-Importance:   «» Sources 21-Sources:   Interview with Mrs. Edward Ljungquist, former owner, December 1974, also Mrs. Marjorie Worth, nee Smith, born in this house. On Brookhaven 1873 map "I.W. Seaman" «» Theme 22-Theme:     Prepared By:   Supplemental Material: «»

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Form Revised: 04 May 2009