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- Visible text: first occupant of this house. He is kmown to have been there from 1817 to 1830. Broadway and son-in-law of the prosperous Spencex Stafford, was probably the time of their construction, except for #88. Lewis Benedict, a merchant on of 1814. Dudley Walsh was the owner of all these buildings mentioned at the #90-94 are similar as well, but a story taller. These were built in the fall of their similarity, it is reasonable to date f88 to this year as well. Federal style. Henry Beekman, a business partner with Dudley Walsh, bought the 1ot on which 88 stands for $1,000 in November of 1812. #84, 86 and s8 Madison Avemue are a row of similar buildings of the The first occupants of #84 and 86 Madison Avenue occur in 1815, and because 1817-1830: Lewis Benedict occupies the building by lease 1812-1846: Henry Beekman owms property Isaac Cohen two-story brick $1,700 1850- 3xd Ward, page 26 $2,700 1860 - 3rd Ward, page 28 Isaac Cohm $2,800 P. Branigan $2,500 Catherine Graves 1880 -4th Ward, page 46 $3,600 $3,000 Freda Berinstein 1910-4th Ward, page 41 brick 3,000 25x80 Abraham Tobachnick two and one-half story 6,000 vincenzio Tortel16 Franklin streets 1929- sth Wara, page 46- South side of Madison Avenue between Green and REAL VALUE MEASUREMENTS DESCRIPTION 44 Central Avenue, Albany. N.Y. 12206 51B/463-0622 FOUNDATION INC. ALBANY HISTORIC