Though apparently she did not engage in the 1923-24 controversy, Ellen F. Vose published hers and Eleanor Martin's 1912 conclusions in her genealogy of the Vose family, still considered the standard geneaology:

"In 1773, Daniel built a house on this lot [the 1764 lot] attaching it to the house he was then occupying, and in this enlarged house, on Sept 9, 1774, was held the adjourned meeting of the Suffolk County Convention, at which the famous Suffolk Resolves were passed. The house descended to Daniel's son, and from him, to his nephew Edmund James Baker; while in possession of the latter, in 1861, it was destroyed by fire."