Hardin Perkins Bostick Home

Charlotte Turnpike near downtown Nashville Nashville, TN

Circa 1843. 2-story brick home

About 1843, Hardin Perkins Bostick (1804-1860) and Margaret Rebecca Litton Bostick (1804-1897) moved from Williamson Co. to Davidson Co.

They bought 45 acres on the north side of Charlotte Turnpike about a mile west of the Nashville Public Square (in the proximity of the current north Gulch area). Margaret was the sister of Ann Litton Cooper who lived with her husband W. B. in the W. B. Cooper House in the same area. In the 1850s, Bostick was an attorney, iron mine owner, iron manufacturer and invested in real estate. Bostick had a law office at 94 N. Cherry St. (current 4th Ave.) By the late 1880s, because of financial difficulties, they subdivided 41 acres.

By 1862, the Bostick family was forced to move from the home because Federal forces seized and occupied it. They were never able to return, and the home was destroyed at some point later. See Washington B. Cooper House