BULLETIN OF THE CONNECfiCUT STATE LIBRARY HART FORD

Number 1 o

CONNECTICUT HOUSES

A List of Manuscript Histories of Early Homes Compiled by and P resented to the Connecticut State Library

BY THE

CONNECTICUT SOCIETY COLONIAL DAMES of AMERICA

Compiled in Co-operation with

MRS. ELFORD PARRY TROWBRIDGE Chairman Committee on Old Homes

Hartford, Conn . PUBLISHED BY THH STATE 1924 NOTE

As the regular edition of the report of the State Librarian for the two years ended June 30, 1922, is small, that portion of the report relating to Connecticut Houses, ''A List of Manuscript Histories of Early Connecticut Homes Com piled by and Presented to the Connecticut State Library by the Con­ necticut Society of Colonial Dames," is here reprinted in bulletin form in order that its contents may be more widely distributed and available.

Connecticut State Library, State Librarian. Hartford, Nov. 3, 1924 EARLY CONNECTICUT HOUSES 3

EARLY CONNECTICUT H OUSES Through the Committee on Old Houses of the Connecticut Society of Colonial Dames the manuscript histories of about four hundred early Connecticut houses have been compiled and per­ manently deposited in the Connecticut State Library. These histories, which usually represent the results of much time and research of the compiler, are written upon a special form pre­ pared by the committee having this work in charge. Such ques­ tions are asked and such typical floor-plans are given as will enable the compiler to make his or her contribution more com­ plete and uniform. The photographs which accompany these sketches and the family and community traditions often given will make this series relating to the homes of our fathers of increasing value and interest. Two series of histories have thus far been compiled. The first series known as " Colonial Houses of Connecticut " was compiled between the years 1902 and 1912 under the imme­ diate direction of Mrs. Henry F. Ferguson and Miss Mary E. Beach respectively who served as chairmen of the Committee on Old Houses during this period. By vote of the Society these were presented to the State Library in 1912. The second series known as "Old Houses of Connecticut" has been compiled since 1912 under the immediate direction of Mrs. Elford Parry Trowbridge, Chairman of the Committee on Old Houses, and have been presented to the State Library from time to time as the histories have been approved by the Committee. The sketches have been uniformly bound in "Connecticut blue" imperial morocco cloth, plainly lettered in gold. The back and the front cover of each volume both bear the name of the house, date when built and the town in which it is located. The front cover also bears the name of the series and the seal of the society. The binding has been done by the State Library. The publication of the material found in these unique volumes -except that found upon the pages of the certificate, is reserved by the Connecticut Society of Colonial Dames which has ar­ ranged with THE PRESS to publish a 4 CONNECTICUT STATE LIBRARY

worthy voltime based on a selection from these histories, under the editorship of Mrs. Elford Parry Trowbridge, who has been Chairman of the Committee on Old Houses since 1912. The instructions which accompany each blank questionnaire indicate something of the spirit and thoroughness with which the work of collecting the data for these histories has been undertaken.

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CO MPILER OF THIS RECORD "Your report will be placed in the State Library at Hartford, where it will be bound and carefully preserved, accessible to any one in­ terested. Facts and anecdotes connected with . the lives of early occupants of the House, extracts from old letters, diaries, wills, and land records, and photographs from family portraits or early furnishings, or any details of the building, will add both value and attraction to the Record. I. Most early Connecticut houses were built on one of two general plans, which are described under heading, Plan I or Plan II -later buildings may come under Plan III. If your house is one of these early ones, choose description No. I -if it has one great central chimney; or No. II, if it has two chimneys in the main building, or K o. III if, of an unusual or late type and in this last case describe as far as possible on the same general lines as given for Plans I and II. Then, if you will look first around the out­ side of the House, and afterwards through the inside, selecting details from pages 6 to r I, as you go, you will find that they supply (with the exception of the locality, points of compass, and some minor de­ tails) a fairly complete description, covering what is absolutely neces­ sary. The value of the paper will, however, be much enhanced if you can add the principal measurements of the house and of the apartments; or indicate them on plans. Also details of the framing, etc., which may be observed in the garret; the use of straw and brick to line the walls; of clay, straw, shell or lime mortar in the masonry (determined by visiting the old cellar). These points are of much architectural value, and go far to prove the date of the building; but where it is impracti­ cable to add them, we will welcome the record for its other and more generally enjoyable data." Please Notice- Plans I, II and III are paged with the same number, and only the plan you use will be bound. Do not write or paste photo­ graphs on the pages of the other two, which will be removed. Rule out with ink all printed matter which does not apply to the house you are describing. Any person compiling a paper will be given a form to fill out and to place in their town library, and also one for their own use on applica­ tion to any member of the Old House Committee. The Cert!ficate page is to be filled in by the compiler of the history EARLY CONNECTICUT HOUSES 5 and signed. In case the compiler is a member of the committee, she should sign as compiler and as member of the Committee. It should also be signed by the Chairman of the Old House Committee and the Librarian of the Connecticut State Library. One copy of the certificate will be on file in the Connecticut State Library with the history and the duplicate copy of the certificate in the archives of the Connecticut Society of Colonial Dames of America. At a meeting of the Connecticut Chapter of the American Institute of Architects on 1\Iarch 29th, 1913, it was voted that their Committee on Public Information be designated as a Committee to which any person, filling out these records, could refer for information and as­ sistance. Names of the Architects on this Committee may be had on application to the Committee on Old Houses.

EARLY CONNECTICUT HOUSES BY TOWNS A list ontaining two hundred seventy-one histories o E " Early Connecticut Houses ", arranged alphabetically by Compilers was published by the State Library in I9I6 as " Connecticut State Library Bulletin No. 7." It had the following title-page:

CONNECTICUT HOUSES A List of Manuscript Histories of Early Connecticut Homes Presented to the Connecticut State Library BY THE CONNECTICUT SOCIETY COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA Compiled by J\IIRs. ELFORD pARRY TROWBRIDGE Chairman Committee on Old Houses Hartford CoNNECTICUT STATE LIBRARY November, 1922

The following is a list of the four hundred manuscript histories of "Early Connecticut Houses" presented to the Connecticut State Library by the Connecticut Society of Colonial Dames, arranged alphabetically by towns in which the houses are located. It is planned to publish this list revised and amended as a sepa­ rate publication for the convenience of those interested. HISTORIES OF COLONIAL HOUSES OF CONNECTICUT. Town of Compiled by Commo~~ly Known as House Built for Now Owned by Date Berlin Bryan H. Atwater "Fuller Tavern" Bryan H. Atwater 1769 Berlin Julia Welles Griswold Raymond or Wilcox House Mrs. Alexander B. Huston 18o1 ? Smith Bethel Rev .. F. S. Child, D.D. & Barnums Mrs. D. B. Smith Miss A. B. Jennings Bethel Henry B. Betts Sally Beebe Place Joseph or James Beebe Samuel Clark estate Pre-Revo- lution Bethel Henry B. Betts Niram Benedict Place Eleazur Benedict Mrs. James Goux 1791? Bethel Henry B. Betts Starr Benedict Place Starr Benedict ? Lath Holmgren 18oo? Bethel Henry B. Betts Major Dikeman Place Nathaniel Benedict Alrich A. Wohlken Pre-Revo- lution Bethel Henry B. Betts Vail Homestead Moses Vail John D. Vail 1792? Branford Mrs. George Francis Thomas Merwin Smith Nathaniel Harrison Mrs. T. M. Smith 1690 Eaton House Bridgeport Rev. F. S. Child, D.D. & Pixley House Robert Bates 1700 Miss A. B. Jennings Brookfield Rev. F. S. Child, D.D. & Lee Place Isaac Merwin Mr. J. H. Dewson 1774 Miss A. B. Jennings Brookfield Henry B. Betts Old Dibble Place Dil;ble Family William Kerr Brookfield Rev. F. S. Child, D.D. & White Turkey Inn Charles. C. Morgan Miss A. B. Jennings Brookfield Rev. F. S. Child, D.D. & Brookfield Center Inn E. A. Housman r6g8 Addi­ Center Miss A. B. Jennings tion in 1740 Brookfield Rev. F. S. Child, D.D. & Wildman House Mrs. W. F. Wildman Center Miss A. B. Jennings Canaan Henry C. Dean Ye Holabird House Mr. H. B. Smith 1740-1760? Canaan Mrs. Fanny C. Eddy Lawrence House Isaac Lawrence Mrs. Fanny C. Eddy 1751 Cheshire Mrs. VanBuren Thayer Brooks Homestead Enos Brooks !732 Cheshire Alice M. English A. W. Phillips House Col. Rufus Hitchcock Alfred S. Bennett I785 Chester Miss Pratt Dr. Ambrose Pratt House Abram Mitchell !820 Chester Miss C. S. Russell Jonathan Warner Hom- Jonathan Warner Andrew E. Warner !798 stead Colebrook Miss Katharine Car­ Carrington Homestead Dr. Jesse Carrington Misses Sarah & Katharine 1804 rington Carrington Colebrook Mrs. Clara B. Darling Samuel or Reuben Rock­ Samuel Rockwell Mary Rockwell Wilcox? 1767 well House Cornwall T. S. Gold Douglas House James Douglas Mr. T. S. Gold 1750 Cromwell Mrs. S. V. Hubbard & Hubbard House Joseph Wells Samuel V. Hubbard 1795-1799 Mrs. L. H. Gunn Danbury Henry B. Betts Thomas Benedict House Thomas Benedict James State r8o6 Danbury Rev. F. S. Child, D.D. & Dibble House Maj. Daniel Starr Miss Rebecca S. Dibble Miss A. B. Jennings Danbury Rev. F. S. Child, D.D. & Old Brookfield Inn Geo. F. Ives 164o-r65o? Miss A. B. Jennings Danbury Henry B. Betts Old Knapp (Old Bene- Dea. Joshua Knapp Frank G. Clark 1765? dict) House Danbury Mrs. B. A. Hough Starr Homestead Friend Starr Mrs. Maria Starr Hough 1796 Derby Mrs. A. G. C. Brown "Brownie Castle" Samuel Bowers Mrs. A. G. C. Brown 1686 Derby Mrs. Julia Brooker Dr. Richard Mansfield Dr. Mansfield Dr. Edward T. Crafts 1748 House Durham Mrs. Geo. H. Davis Moses & Stephen F. Moses Austin Alfred White !759 Austin House Durham Mrs. Walter B. Hub- John Johnson House John Johnson bard Town of Com piled by Commonly Known as House Built for Now Owned by Date 00 Durham Miss Mary E. Lyman Thomas Lyman House Thomas Lyman Mrs. Fannie L. Banks 1759 Durham Mrs. George H. Davis Swathe! Hotel Abiel Coe Jacques Burckel 1730 Durham Mrs. Wm. Fowler Chauncey Homestead Nathaniel Chauncey Fifth generation of Chaun- 1755 Center ceys Durham Mrs. George H. Davis Rev. Elizur Goodrich Rev. Elizur Goodrich George Hale Davis Center Homestead Durham Mrs. George H. Davis James Wadsworth Houses James Wadsworth Reuben Hubbard 17o6 Center & Mrs. Walter B. Hubbard East Goshen Miss Mary E. Beach Birdseye Norton House Birdseye Norton East Haddam Bertha C. Trowbridge Gen. Champion House Gen. Epapbroditus Cham- Francis G. Ingersoll pion East Hartford J. A. Stoughton Pitkin House Cot. J oscpb Pitkin John Stoughton 1725 East Hartland David N. Gaines Myron Searles House Simeon Baxter Searles Family 1770 East Lyme Mrs. Harry B. Hunt Thomas Lee House Thomas Lee East Lyme Historical So- r66o ciety Essex John E. Bull Esquire Bull House Lieut. John Clarke Mr. Weber 1725 Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Benson House Gen. Abel Nichols Estate Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Beach Lane & First Bulk- Jonathan Bulkley Miss Annie Burr Jennings Icy House Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Bulkley House Bulkley Family Jennings Family Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Thaddeus Burr Mansion Thaddeus Burr ·A. Holland Forbes 1790? Fairfield, Ancient & Modern 1639-1909 Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Dennison House Thomas Bulkley Fairfield Rev. F. S. Child, D.D. Glover House Bulkley Family Fairfield Henry L. Mills John Goodsell House John Goodsell (See vol. for Hull Tavern) Fairfield Rev. F. S. Child, D.D. Edmund Hobart Home- Isaac Tucker stead Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Justin Hobart Home- Justin Hobart J. M. Hayes stead Fairfield Henry L. Mills & Mr. Hull Tavern John Goodsell (See vol. for John Goodsell House) 1766 C. T. Beardsley, Jr. Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Old Burying Ground 1765 Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Redfield House Augustus Jennings? Mrs. Daniel Redfield 176o Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Sherman Parsonage Judge Congregational Church & 1814-18rs Society Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Sherwood or Shelton Postmaster Sherwood Mr. & Mrs. H. S. Shelton House Fairfield Henry L. Mills General Silliman House Ebenezer Silliman? Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Gold Selleck Silliman Gold Selleck SiiJiman Bradley Nichols Pre-Revo- House lution Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Older Silliman House Judge Ebenezer Silliman Samuel H. ·Wheeler 1760 Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Some Old Colonial Houses (Bulkley, Hannah Hobart & Edmund Hobart Houses) Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Sun Tavern Samuel Penfield lution Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Miss Hull's School or Vil- Noah Hobart Miss A. B. Jennings 1830-!840 !age Green & Eliot House Fairfield Rev. Frank S. Child Sally White House Rowland Family Benjamin Betts During Rev- olution Farmington Miss Florence Gay Martin Cowles House John Porter Henry Trowbridge Allen 1784 Farmington Miss Florence Gay Waldo K. Chase House Timothy Cowles Waldo K. Chase r8rs Farmington Miss Florence Gay Gen. George Cowles Hou.se Gen. George Cowles Miss Theodate Pope 1803 Tow11 of Compiled by Commonly Known as House Built for Now Owned by Date Farmington Miss Florence Gay Oldgate Admiral W. S. Cowles 1780 Farmington Julius Gay Farmington Two Hundred Years Ago Farmington Julius Gay Old Houses Farmington ·Miss Florence Gay F. P. Swanston House Thomas Orton F. P. Swanston 1670 Farmington Miss Ada L. Taylor Whitman House Whitman Family Henry Farnam 166o Franklin Grace J. Birge Dr. Nott House Dr. Samuel Nott Deacon Smith 1782 Glastonbury Miss Ada L. Taylor Gideon Hale House Gideon Hale Heirs of Howard Hale 1762 Glastonbury William E. Gates Timothy Hale, Sr. House Timothy Hale, Sr. William E. Gates 1750 Glastonbury Miss Ada L. Taylor Kimberly Mansion Kimberly Family Mrs. H. W. K. Lambert 179-? Glastonbury Miss E. M. W. Peabody Welles House Samuel Welles Miss Emily Welles 1780 Glastonbury Thaddeus W. Goodrich Welles Homestead Thaddeus Welles Connecticut Company 16go Greenwich Rev. Frank S. Child & Lyon Homestead Thomas Lyon Mrs. Julia L. Saunders Miss A. B. Jennings Groton Rear Admiral C. M. Chester Homestead John Avery John, Thomas & Elisha 1660 Chester Chester Groton Miss Julia Copp Ebenezer A very House Ebenezer Avery Misses Meech 1775 Groton Miss Julia Copp Barber House Rev. Ephraim Woodbridge Mr. Culver 1704 Groton John P. Denison Oldest Baptist Parsonage Irvin Haley 1700 in America Guilford Mrs. Mary H. Gris­ Acadian House John Kopec wold & J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Mrs. Mary H. Gris- Jonathan Bishop House Jonathan Bishop, Sr. Capt. Geo. A. Erskine 1795 wold & J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Mrs. Mary H . Griswold Clara Caldwell House Wilbur B. Bradley 1736? & J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Mrs. Mary It. Gris- Calvin Crampton House Philemon Hall William L. Stone About 1756 wold & J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Mrs. Harry F. Gris- Caleb Dudley House Caleb Dudley Joseph Dudley 1699? wold & J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Julia W. G. Smith Colonel Fowler House Abraham or his son Noah Richard Kelsey 1745 Fowler Guilford Julia W. G. Smith Miner Fowler House Wallace G. Fowler Guilford l\J rs. Harry F. Gris-Col. Noah Fowler House Noah Fowler Heirs of R. T. Kelsey wold & J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Julia W. G. Smith & George Griswold House Hon. R. C. DeForest 1777 J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Mrs. Mary H. Gris- Ruth Hart House Captain Frank Parmelee wold & J Frederick Kelly Guilford Mrs. Harry F. Gris- Hotchkiss House Stephen Spencer? J H. Hotchkiss wold & J Frederick Kelly Guilford Julia W. G. Smith Black House Levi Hubbard Julius Engleman Guilford Mrs. Mary H. Gris- Captain Nathaniel John- Nathaniel Johnson Leonidas C. Seward wold & J Frederick son House Kelly Guilford Mrs. Mary H. Gris- Captain Lee House Mrs. Lucy G. Wilcox wold & J Frederick Kelly Town of Compiled by Commonly Known as House Built for Now Owned by Date Guilford Mrs. Mary H. Gris- Norton House John Norton F. Balzarowski 1696 wold & J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Julia W. G. Smith Robinson House Samuel Robinson, Jr. J J cirs of l~ev. Henry Robinson 1752 Guilford Mrs. Harry F. Gris- George M. Seward House Noah Hodgkin Misses Seward About 1770 wold & J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Mrs. Mary H. Gris- Shelley House Jonathan Fowler, 2nd Norton Family 1790 wold & ]. Frederick Kelly Guilford Mrs. Mary H. Gris- Grace Starr House Comfort Starr Mr. Rawson wold & J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Julia W. G. Smith & Governor Leete Place Caleb Stone Anna M. Stone J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Julia W. G. Smith & Reuben Stone House Reuben Stone Wm. Leete Stone 1749 J. Frederick Kelly Guilford Julia W. G. Smith Caleb & Reuben Stone Caleb Stone Anna M. & Wm. Leete 1749? Houses Stone Guilford Julia W. G. Smith ] oel Tuttle House Joel Tuttle Sage Heirs & Doolittles Guilford State Historical Mu­ E-Icnry Whitfield or Old Henry Whitfield State of Connecticut seum Stone House Guilford Rev. W. G. Andrews Guilford & Madison Houses Hadlyme Miss Maria Selden Selden Homestead Col. Samuel Selden Misses Selden 1770? Ham burgh Mrs. Mason Bross & Anderson Place Nathan Tiffany Mrs. Mason Bross 1722 ]. Frederick Kelly !:Iampton Elizabeth D. Jewett House the Women Built Uriah Mosely A German Family Hartford Miss Mary E. Beach Captain Joseph Whiting Francis Barnard House Hartford Miss Ada L. Taylor Bartholomew House Elias Morgan Connecticut Fire Insur- 1797? ance Company Hartford Flagg Family Old Ninety William Steele Charles Bull Dodd 1749 Hartford Mrs. W. H. H. Smith Mark Twain House Samuel L. Clemens Hartford Miss Ada L. Taylor Barnabas Deane House " Open Hearth" 1778? Hartford Samuel Taylor Photographs of Early Houses Hartford Miss Ada L. Taylor Catlin House Charles Sigourney Lyman C. Hurd? 1820 Hartford Sarah B. Fisher 273 Trumbull Street Elisha Latimer Sarah B. & Susan N. 1825 Fisher Hartford Mrs. Wm. H. H. Smith Harriet Beecher Stowe Mr. Chamberlain Miss F. Z. Niles About 1870 House Hartford Mrs. Wm. H. H. Smith Charles Dudley Warner Mr. George H. Warner Miss Mary Barton About 1870 House Hartford Miss Mary E. Beach Dorus Barnard House Robert Webster

Hartford Miss Emily M. Brace Captain John Barnard Samuel Webster House Hartford Col. Francis Parsons Parsons-Williams House Judge Thomas Williams Demolished in 1920 by 1817? Travelers Ins. Co. Hartland David N. Gaines Humphtey House Uriel Holmes Harwinton Mrs. Abijah Catlin & Catlin Homestead Abijah Catlin, 3rd Abijah Catlin, sth Helen S. Catlin Hebron Miss Annis Horton John Peters House John Peters Noble E. Lord Huntington Rev. Frank S. Child & Beardsley, Old Bryant or Clark Beardsley Miss A. B. Jennings Wright Drew House Town of Compiled by Commonly Known as Now Owned by Date Huntington Rev. Frank S. Child & Old Beardsley House Clark Beardsley Miss A. B. Jennings Huntington Rev. Frank S. Child & Old Buckingham House Stilson Miss A. B. Jennings Huntington Rev. Frank S. Child & Shelton House Rev. J edidiah Mills Miss M. E. Buckingham 1766 Miss A. B. Jennings Huntington Miss Emily G. Perry Perry Homestead Samuel L. Perry Perry Family Huntington Rev. Frank S. Child & Thompson House John Thompson Edward J. Hawley Miss A. B. Jennings Kent D. W. Patterson Pamphlet:- Nathaniel Slosson Kent Mrs. John Slosson Nathaniel Slosson House Nathaniel Slosson John Slosson 1774 Killingworth Everett E. Lord Lord Place Martin Lord Everett E. Lord 1797 Lebanon Miss Eliza P. Stick­ Trumbull House (2 val.) Captain Joseph Trumbull Mary H. Dutton estate 1740 ney & Mrs. E. P. Trowbridge Lebanon Mrs. E. P. Trowbridge Wells House Rev. Samuel Wells David Woodworth estate 1710-1712 Litchfield Miss A. T. B.ulkeley Pamphlet:- Historic Litchfield 1721-1907 Litchfield Mrs. John Buell William Deming House Lynde Lord Harrison Sanford 1771 Litchfield Miss Kingsbury The Lindens Julius Deming Misses Kingsbury 1790-1793 Litchfield Charles H. Woodruff Judge Reeve House Judge Tapping Reeve Charles H. Woodruff 1773 Litchfield Mrs. Clarence Deming Roberts House Charles Butler Mrs. Perry Averill 1792 Litchfield John P. Elton Sheldon's Tavern Elisha Sheldon John P. Elton 1760 Litchfield Mrs. Charles H. Coit Asa Bacon House Dr. Reuben Smith Charles H. Coit 1770 Litchfield Mrs. John Vanderpoel Tallmadge House Thomas Sheldon Mrs. John Vanderpoel 1775 Litchfield Joseph Vaill Vaill Homestead Vaiii Family H. Bertram Lewis 1744 Litchfield Mrs. Rosa P. Vail! Gerret P. Welch House Gehiel Parmalee J. MacDonough 1774 Litchfield Mrs. Rosa P. Vaill Major David Welch House Major David Welch Mrs. Rosa P. Vaill 1745 Litchfield Miss Alice Wolcott House Oliver Wolcott Miss J\!ice Wolcott i7S4 Litchfield Mrs. James Woodruff 2nd Gov. Wolcott House Elijah Wadsworth Mrs. George B. Sanford 1799 Long Hill Rev. Frank S. Child & Walker House Mrs. Fred Coe Miss A. B. Jennings Long Ridge Rev. FrankS. Child & White Farms Charles L. Howes Miss A. B. Jennings Lyme Mrs. Austin Bassett Ely Homestead Richard Ely, 2nd William Sawyer 1715 Lyme Daphne E. Bownell House with the Big Elm Captain William Ely Ed ward S. Ely 1710 Tree Lyme George M. Bruestle Old Brockway House Captain Johnson George M. Bruestle 1790 Lyme Martha J. Lamb Pamphlet:- John McCurdy House Mrs. Edward E. Salisbury 1725 Lyme Judge Wm. Marvin Captain Elisha Marvin Elisha Marvin William Marvin 1738 House Lyme Edith H. Burr Elder Miner House Daniel Miner Edith H. Burr 1750? Madison Mrs. E. W. Hopkins Ellis House Ellis Family Emily F. Bushnell estate 1739 Madison Mrs. E. W. Hopkins Fowler House Reuben? Fowler Miss Lucy Scranton 1764 Madison Mrs. Mary C. Hopkins Graves House Deacon John Graves Miss M. E. Redfield 1675 & Miss Jane F. Bushnell Madison I. Lee Scranton Daniel Rand House Daniel Hand Madison Mrs. E. W. Hopkins Captain Frederick Lee Lee Family G. R. Sattig House Madison Mrs. E. W. Hopkins & Meigs-Bishop House James Meigs Misses Bishop r6go Miss Etta W. Bishop Marlborough ~I iss Mary I I all The Tavern Col. Elisha Buell Miss Mary Hall Meriden Miss M. E. Beach "Ye 17II Club Inn" Solomon Goffe Walter H. A. Maynard I7II Middlefield Miss Edith M. Birdsey Birdsey House John Talcott Enoch T. Birdsey During Rev­ olution Middlefield Miss Mary E. Lyman David Lyman House David Lyman Henry H. Lyman 1785 Town of Compiled by Com monty Known as H ottse Built for Now Owned by Date Middlefield Miss Mary E. Lyman Lyman House David Lyman Henry H. Lyman 1785 Middlefield Miss Grace E. l\liller l\ filler House Benjamin Miller Mrs. Wm. Miller 1743 Middlefield Mrs. Lyman i\. Mills Ex-Lieut. Gov. Lyman A. Isaac Miller Lyman A. Mills 1787 Mills House Middletown Mrs. Walter B. Hub- Deacon Charles A. Board- Benjamin Henshaw 1753 bard man House Middletown Mrs. Walter B. Hub- Stephen Clay House Stephen Clay bard Middletown Mrs. Walter B. Hub- William Cooper House Thomas Cooper, zd or 3d Miss Katherine M. Cooper Between bard 1700 & 18oo Middletown Mrs. Arthur Medlicott DeKoven House Benjamin & Martha Wil­ Clarence S. Wadswor! h 1791-1797 & Mr. & Mrs. C. S. liams Wadsworth Middletown Mrs. Walter B. Hub- Gaylord House Samuel Gaylord Jacob W. Stueck 1720 bard Middletown Mrs. Walter B. Hub- Glover House Gen. George Phillips Henry S. Beers I, :o bard Middletown Mrs. James H. Bunce Nehemiah Hubbard House Nehemiah Hubbard Mrs. James H. Bunce 1747 Middletown Miss H. F. Giraud Jackson House or Wal- William Wetmore Miss Charlotte Fenwick 1764 or nut Grove & F. 0. Jackson 1765 Middletown Mrs. Walter B. Hub­ Elijah Hubbard Home- Return Jonathan Meigs Thomas MacD. Russell 1785-1786? bard stead Middletown Mrs. Walter B. Hub­ Gen. Samuel H. Parsons Constant Kirtland 1753 bard House Middletown Julia M. Woodward Southmayd House Sold during construction W. & B. Douglas Co. 1759 by Andrew Bacon to Samuel Starr • Middletown Miss Cornelia H. Wet- Wetmore House Seth Wetmore Miss Cornelia H. Wet- 1746 more, P. B. Wells & more & P. B. Wells Mrs. Hubbard Middletown Mrs. Walter B. Hub- Wright House Captain Joseph Wright Berkeley Divinity School 1751 bard Milford Miss Martha Coggeshall Coggeshall House Mrs. Elizabeth Pond Martha Coggeshall 1772 Milford Mrs. C. B. Deming Robert Treat House Robert Treat Demolished Monroe Adelia S. Shelton Beardsley House Cyrus Hawley Hobart Beardsley 1791 Mystic Miss Grace D. Wheeler Old Denison House George Denison Mrs. Phebe D. Ford 1668 Naugatuck Louis A. Walsh Porter House Thomas Porter August Weber 1765? New Canaan Julia W. G. Smith Old St. John House Jon a than Husted Mrs. L. W. Frisbie 1752 New Canaan Tournier-House Samuel Carter James Tournier 1722-!724 New Haven Mrs. Talcott H. Russell Bontecou-Wooster House Captain Peter Bontecou Demolished 1774 New Haven Mary B. Bristol Bristol House Judge Wm. Bristol Demolished 1907 r8o2 Public Library on site New Haven Mrs. Henry Sargent Bacon House Joshua Chandler Mr. Henry B. Sargent New Haven Mrs. C. H. Townshend Forbes House ] ehicl Forbes St. Paul's Church !767 New Haven Miss Ellen Bartlett Grove Hall James A. Hillhouse 1762 New Haven Mrs. C. B. Deming Old Stone House Dr. Leverett Hubbard Demolished 1750 New Haven Dr. C. Purdy Lindsley Jones House Isaac Jones C. Purdy Lindsley r76s New Haven l\1rs. F. B. Street Old Morris House Amos Morris William Pardee 1780 New Haven Mrs. W. II. Carmall Old Tory Tavern Nicholas Callaghan Elihu Club 1774 New Haven Mrs. C. B. Deming Parsonage of the Old Society of the Blue Meet- No. 50 Ashmun Street 1748 Blue Meeting House ing House New Haven Dr. ]. P. C. Foster & Pierpont-Foster House John Pierpont Rev. Anson P. Stokes Mr. Henry T. Blake New Haven Miss Annie E. Cannon Phipps House Solomon Phipps John Cannon Newington Mrs. Julia W. Smith Captain Churchill House Captain Charles Churchill Demolished ,_. Town of Co111piled by Commonly known ds House Built for Now Owned by Dale 00 Newington Mrs. Julia W. Smith Wellesden Farm Gen. Martin Kellogg Elford Welles Eddy 1808 Newington Mrs. Julia W. Smith Roger Welles House Gen. Roger Welles Demolished After Revo­ lution Newington Mrs. Julia W. Smith Williams or Old Kellogg Rev. Elisha Williams Burned 1872 1720-22 House New London Miss Lucretia Smith Shepherd's Tent Samuel Harris Society of United Workers 1739 New London Anna Hempstead Hempstead House Robert Hempstead Mrs. John L. Branch 1643 Branch New London Miss Lucretia Smith Chappell House Roswell Saltonstall City of New London 1787 New London Miss Lucretia Smith Seabury Rectory Use of Society for Prop­ Amos C. Swan & A-thur 1745-51 agation of the Gospel S. Howard New London Jane Richards Perkins Shaw Mansion Captain Nathaniel Shaw New London County 1755 · Historical Society Newtown Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley Snake Rock Farm Beers Family Mr. Charles Pratt 1738? Newtown Mrs. Charles G. Morris Morris Homestead Morris Family Newtown Miss Emily Morris Theophilus Nettleton Theophilus Nettleton Miss Ellen Heinhall House Newtown Rev. Frank S. Child & Abel Stilson House James Egan Miss A. B. Jennings Norfolk Mrs. Howard Carter Amasa Cowles House Amasa Cowles, Sr. Martin O'Connor 1776 Norfolk Mrs. Howard Carter lves House Captain Titus Ives Nathaniel S. Lawrence Norfolk Mrs. Howard Carter Pettibone House Joseph Jones Miss Louise P. Stevens r780 Norfolk Mrs. Howard Carter Shepard House Giles Pettibone, Jr. Miss Edith M. Shepard 1794 Norfolk Mrs. Howard Carter Benjamin Bigelow House Joel Phelps Mr. Charles H. Crocker 1775 Norfolk Mrs. Howard Carter Nathaniel Stevens House Nathaniel Stevens Miss Louise P. Stevens 1786 North Canaan Miss Sarah W. Adam Lawrence House Isaac Lawrence Mrs. Henry E. Lyles 1751 Northford Mrs. E. P. Trowbridge St. Andrew's Rectory Rev. \iiJarham Williams St. Andrew's Parish 1750 North Guilford Julia W . G. Smith Fowler Homestead Ebenezer Fowler, Jr. Demolished 1743 North Haven Sheldon Thorpe Photographs of Early Houses North Haven Anna F. Farnam & J. Trumbull House Benjamin Trumbull Arthur Stiles About 1761 Frederick Kelly Norwalk Rev. Frank S. Child & Historical House C. L. Barker Miss A. B. Jennings Norwich Miss C. T. Gilman & Gen. Jedediah Huntington Gen. Jedediah Huntington Mrs. Wm. H. Fitch Miss S. H. Perkins, House Vol. II 1745 Norwich Miss C. T. Gilman Dr. Daniel Lathrop or Miss E. S. Gilman & Mrs. Gilman House L. G. Lane Norwich Miss Lucretia ~mith Brewer House Col. Simon Lathrop Miss Brewer 1780-1784 Norwich Louise B. Greene Thomas Lathrop House Thomas Lathrop Mrs. Wm. H. Palmer About 178:1 Norwich Miss Sarah Huntington Leffingwell House Thomas Leffingwell Miss Sarah Huntington 1701 Norwich Mrs. William Birge Tee! House " Sign of Gen. Tee! Family Park Church 1789-90 Washington" Norwich Miss Winifred Welles John T. Wait's House Captain Joseph Winship Welles Family Norwich Mrs. Henry Reynolds Reynolds House John Reynolds Reynolds Family Norwich Miss C. T. Gilman Coit House Coit Family Town Norwich Miss C. T. Gilman Thomas Harland House Thomas Harland Gen. Edward Harland 1779 Town Norwich Miss C. T. Gilman Gen. Jabez Huntington Joshua Huntington Miss Mary H. Childs? 1719 Town • House Norwich Miss C. T. Gilman Hyde House Lieut. Thomas Leffingwell Gen. Edward Harland 1744 Town Norwich Miss C. T. Gilman Sherman House Jacob Witter Sherman Family Town Town of Compiled by Commonly Known as House Built for Now Owned by Date Norwich Mrs. H. C. Robinson Sylvanus Jones House Sylvanus Jones Mrs. H. C. Robinson Town Norwich Mrs. Wallace S. Allis Lanman House William Morgan Mrs. Peter Lanman Town Norwich Miss Elizabeth Parker Peck's Tavern Simon Huntington Lucius A. Fenton Town Old Lyme Daniel I. Lay Lay House Roswell Beckwith Miss Carrie Dickey Old Lyme 1Irs. Thomas B. Far­ Conkling House Deming Family Misses Conkling well Old Lyme Miss Lilian Griswold Roger Griswold House Captain Augustus H. Gris- Edward & Lilian Griswold r82r wold Old Lyme Julia W. G. Smith & Black Hall Gov. Roger Griswold Marian, Phoebe & Ellen r8ro ]. Frederick Kelly Griswold Old Lyme Julia W. G. Smith & Judge Matthew Griswold Judge Matthew Griswold Inheritors of Matthew ]. Frederick Kelly House Griswold Old Lyme Julia W. G. Smith & Charles Griswold House Col. Charles Griswold Mrs. Chas. H. Griswold J. Frederick Kelly & son, John H. Gris­ wold Old Lyme Clark G. Voorhees Conklin Place Higgins Family Mr. Clark G. Voorhees Old Lyme Miss Ludington Lord House Colonel Sheldon Demolished 1730? Old Lyme Miss Katharine Brown l~cd House Enoch Lord Prof. Wm. Vreeland 1790 Old Lyme Mrs. E. P. Trowbridge Richard Lord House or Richard Lord Mr. Robert C. Hall 1790 Tan'tummaheag Old Lyme Miss Katharine Brown Dr. William Lord House Dr. William Lord Mr. James N. Brown 1829 Old Lyme Rev. E. M. Chapman The Parsonage Samuel Mather First Ecclesiastical So­ 1790? ciety of Old Lyme Oldtyme Dr. James t. Terry Israel Matson House israel Matson Prof. Nathaniel Te!"ry r8oo Old Lyme Mrs. E. P. Trowbridge The House on the Hill Enoch Noyes Chas. Noyes Chadwick !820 Old Lyme Mrs. E. P. Trowbridge Noyes or Tinker House Noyes Family Miss Jennie Beckwith & Miss J. M. Beckwith Old Lyme Judge W . C. Noyes & Judge W. C. Noyes Place Dr. Richard Noyes Judge W. C. Noyes 1810? Mrs. E. P. Trow­ bridge Old Lyme Miss Alice W. Sabine Sabine House Judge Wm. Noyes Bishop W. T. Sabine 1790 & Mrs. E. P. Trow­ bridge Old Lyme Mrs. E. P. Trowbridge Miss Griswold's Place William Noyes Miss Florence Griswold r817 Old Lyme Mrs. E. P. Trowbridge Joseph Peck House Joseph Peck Mrs. G. A. Beardsley Old Lyme Mrs. E. P. Trowbridge Huntington House John Sill Joseph S. Huntington & 1817-18 others Old Lyme Mrs. T. B. Farwell Judge Waite House Judge Henry M. Waite Gen. Joseph Perkins 1826 Old Saybrook Mrs. Geo. W. Beach Clayton House John? Bushnell Mr. Clayton 1791? Old Saybrook Mrs. Geo. W. Beach Robert Ely House Robert Ely Dr. W. N. Chandler Old Saybrook Mrs. Geo. W. Beach Old Hart House or Hull Samuel Willard Roman Catholic Society House Old Saybrook Mrs. F. T. Bradley Wood House General William Hart 1767 Old Saybrook Mrs. F. T. Bradley The Elms F. W. Hotchkiss 1784-85 Old Saybrook Miss Sarah Grannis Lord House Christopher? Lord Mrs. Harry Kelsey r66s Old Saybrook Miss Sarah Grannis Azariah Mather House Azariah Mather Mr. Burr 1736 Old Saybrook Miss Sarah Grannis Elliot-Newell House Dr. Samuel Elliot William Butterfield 1740 Old Saybrook Mrs. Geo. W. Beach Pratt Tavern or The Old Humphrey Pratt Samuel Hart Pratt r78s Tavern Old Saybrook Mrs. Geo. W. Beach Ambrose Whittlesey House Ambrose Whittlesey Mrs. E. W. Kirtland 1799 Orange Mrs. A. Felton Wood Collins or Painter House Captain Samuel Smith Mrs. A. F. Wood & others r695 Town of Compiled by Commonly Known as Now Owaed by Date Pomfret Sabin House- Photograph Lineal Descendants of Esther Grosvenor Pomfret Mrs. Elizabeth T. Pike Trowbridge-Pike Home- Joseph Chandler Mrs. Elizabeth T. Pike 1702 stead Redding Rev. Frank S. Child & Sanford House Rev. Nathaniel Bartlett Jonathan B. Sanford 1753 Miss A. B. Jennings Ridgefield Rev. Frank S. Child & Hawley House Deacon Thomas Hawley Mrs. D. Lucile Lockwood Miss A. B. Jennings Rocky Hill Miss Elizabeth Bunnell Calvin Chapin House Rev. John Lewis Henry Humphrev? 1783 Rocky Hill Julia W. G. Smith Captain Deming House Asa Deming W. D. & W. H. Honiss 1785 Rocky Hill Philo Robbins Robbins House John Robbins Philamen Robbins 1767 Rocky Hill Wait R. Griswold James Robbins House James Robbins 1770? Rocky Hill Miss Ada L. Taylor & Uncle Sam Shipman Simeon Williams 1770? James N. Godbee Tavern 2 Vols. Saybrook Miss Sarah Grannis & Potter House 2 V ols. John Clark 1700 Mrs. Geo. W. Beach Saybrook Mrs. Thos. T. Wetmore Chas. Whittlesey House John H. Whittlesey Thomas T. Wetmore Scotland Mrs. Geo. H. Hulbert Nathaniel Huntington HouseNathaniel Huntington After 1700 Scotland Gerald Waldo Waldo House Edward Waldo Gerald Waldo 1715 Sharon Miss L. C. Barnum Gay House Perez? Gay Mrs. Harland & Misses Gay r78o? Sharon Miss L. C. Barnum Prindle House John Williams Misses Prindle Sharon C. S. Sedgwick Sedgwick House Simeon Smith C. S. Sedgwick 1780 Sharon Helen E. Smith Gov. Smith Mansion Simeon Smith Gilbert L. Smith 1757-75 Shelton Adelia S. Shelton Commodore Isaac Hull Joseph Hull Ousatonic Water Power 1771-72 House Co. ~imsbury Charlotte P. Crofut Dr. Lucius I. Barber Rev. Benajah Roots Lewis G. Eno Hous~ Simsbury Mrs. W. H. H. Smith Eaglewood Elisha Phelps Mrs. Charles B. Wood Before r82o & Mrs. ]as. K. Crofut Simsbury Charlotte P. Crofut Jeffery 0. Phelps House Captain Elisha Phelps ] effery 0. Phelps 1771 Simsbury Maria P. Warner Todd House Rev. Ambrose Todd Warner Family 1791 Southbury Grace S. Pulford Benjamin Hinman House David Hinman Mrs. Emeline Brown 1784-85 Southbury Grace S. Pulford Sherman Hinman House Sherman Hinman Charles Lewis 1777 or Peter Parley House Southbury Grace S. Pulford David Stiles House Benjamin Stiles Miss Ann Stiles 1780 Southbury Grace $. Pulford Francis Stiles House Benjamin Stiles Miss Eliza Stiles 1740 Southbury Marjorie Skelding Ellensbrook Farm Truman Wheeler Francis H. Skelding 1806 So. Glastonbury Photographs & Notes- Samuel Talcott, 2nd, South Glastonbury & Orrin Utley, Marlborough South Nor- Rev. Frank S. Child & Raymond House Lewis R. Ambler walk Miss A. B. Jennings Southport Rev. Frank S. Child & Osborne Homestead Stephen Osborne Azur 0. Hawkins Miss A. B. Jennings South Wind- Roswell Grant Grant Homestead Ebenezer Grant Roswell Grant 1757 sor South Wind- Miss A. M. Watson Wild Acres Captain May Misses Watson 1780? sor South Wind- Alice E. Moore Moore House Samuel Moore George W. Moore 1700? sor South Wind- Miss A. M. Watson Old Watson Homestead ] ohn Watson Mrs. Elizabeth Bancroft 1788-90 sor South Wind- Miss Mary A. Birge Asa Borne House Samuel Webster Miss Mary A. Birge sor Stonington Mrs. Wm. H. H. Smith Custom House Stonington Bank Gilbert McClurg r823 Stonington .Miss.E. W. Palmer Davis Homestead Robert Stanton Davis Family 1700 Stonington Miss E. W. Palmer Nehemiah Palmer House Nehemiah Palmer Dr. G. D. Stanton 1700 Tow11 of Compiled by Commonly Known as House Built for Now Owtted by Date Stonington Nathaniel P. Noyes Captain Franklin Noyes John Whiting Nathaniel P. Noyes 1700 Homestead Stonington Miss Grace D. Wheeler Nathaniel Williams House Ebenezer Williams 1685? Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & David Brooks House Stephen D. Smith About 1720 Miss A. B. Jennings Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Stephen Curtis House Abraham Curtis Mrs. G. F. Lewis 1770 Miss A. B. Jennings Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Dorman Residence Edward Curtis Mrs. Alice L. Dorman Miss A. B. Jennings Stratford Mrs. Wm. Lyon Phelps Freeman Curtis House James Judson Alice E. & Lee L. Curtis 1713? Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Stephen Curtis Residence Stephen Curtis Wm. W. Beers 1746 Miss A. B. Jennings Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Davenport Ridge House William Davenport William Davenport 1775 Miss A. B. Jenniugs or the 1775 House Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Frost Homestead James Frost Amy J nelson Holmes 1745 Miss A. B. Jeunings Stratford Miss Celia Curtis Judson House David or James Judson Misses Curtis 1723 Stratford Mrs. Wm. H. Taft Judson House William Judson Misses Curtis 1723 Stratford Mrs. Wm. H. Taft Curtis Homestead Nicholas Knell Miss Lillie F. Curtis · 1664 Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Cranston Residence Abijah McEwen Mrs. Eva B. Cranston 1780 Miss A. B. Jennings Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Old Peck House 0. H. Stegeman Miss A. B. Jennings Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Peck Homestead Thaddeus Peck Mary L. Peck Miss A. B. Jennings Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Fairchild House Benjamin T. Fairchild Miss A. B. Jennin~s Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Dr. Shelton House Daniel Shelton Robert Campbell Miss A. B. Jennings Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Russell House Egur Tomlinson Meigs B. Russell 1773 Miss A. B. Jennings Stratford Rev. Frank S. Child & Tuttle House W. B. Tuttle Miss A. B. Jennings Stratford Mrs. Wm. H. Taft Walker House Gen. Joseph Walker Curtis Family 1740 Stratford Mrs. Wm. H. Taft Walker Tavern Robert Walker, Jr. Miss Ella Jackson r8oo? Suffield Mrs. F. T. Murlless, Jr. John Roe House John Roe Frederick T. Murlless, Jr. 1730? Torrington Miss Isabella Eldridge John Brown House John Brown Association 1776 Torrington Mrs. C. B. Deming Fowler Homestead Jacob Strong Mrs. C. H. Bronson L750 Torrington Mrs. C. B. Deming Henessey House Ivory? Ives Henessey Family 1761 Trumbull Rev. Frank S. Child & Beardsley House Samuel Beach Miss A. B. Jennings Trumbtlll Mrs. Wm. H. H. Smith Waller House John Edwards, Jr. Wm. Edwards Waller Trumbull Rev. Frank S. Child & Nichols House Mrs. John Kelly & Miss A. B. Jennings Honan Estate Thomas Honan Wallingford Sarah C. D. Lane Cook House Col. Thaddeus Cook Sarah Cook D. Lane 1758 Wallingford Miss Fannie B. Hall & Rev. Samuel Street House Rev. Samuel Street Miss Fannie B. Hall 1674 Miss E. DcF. Downer Washington Mrs. Chas. W. Pickett Cogswell Tavern Major Wm. Cogswell Charles W. Pickett 1756 Washington Miss Mary M. Smith & Old Red House 2 V Qls. Leman & Joel Stone Cornelius B. Gold 1772 Hubert W. Faulkner Waterbury F. J. Kingsbury Samuel Chipman House Eli Terry 1760? Waterbury Mrs. Ellis Phelan Cooke Homestead Benjamin Harrison, Jr. Mrs. Ellis Phelan 1741 Watertown Mrs. Henrietta Welton Brad-Lee Farm or Broad- Crittenden Family Mrs. Henrietta Welton acres N West Hartford Frederick Grant Samuel Millard House Samuel & William Balch Charles M. Beach 1814 c.n N Town of Compiled by Commonly Known as House B11ilt for Now Owned by Date "' West Hart­ Sarah W. Talcott Talcott Homestead Samuel Stanley Sarah W. Talcott Soon after ford 1787 West Hart­ H. A. Hamilton House 1676? ford West Haven Miss E. T. Bronson Redwood- The Stevens Thomas Stevens Mrs. Stevens 1735 Homestead West Haven J. S. Coleman Richard Thomas House Richard· Thomas 1750-60 Westport Miss Helen W. Banks The Burrow Redfield Family Wethersfield Mrs. John S. Buck Daniel Buck House Daniel Buck Henry Buck I775 Wethersfield Mrs. Julia W. Smith Deane or Chester House Silas Deane E. Hart Fenn 1765? Wethersfield Mrs. Julia W. Smith Peter Deming House Peter Deming Buck Family Before Wethersfield First Church of Christ .Pamphlet: First Church 1636 Wethersfield Austin Robertson Robertson House . Jonathan Goodrich Wethersfield Mrs. Julia W. Smith Griswold House Michael Griswold Miss Cornelia Hurlbut Wethersfield Mrs. Julia W. Smith Riley House Rev. James Lockwood Luther Harris Wethersfield Mrs. Julia W. Smith Marsh or Burnham-Marsh Peter Burnham? Demolished 1916 House Wethersfield H. S. Adams Pamphlet: Some Old Houses & Gardens Wethersfield Mrs. Julia W. Smith Robertson House Jonathan Goodrich E. Hart Fenn 1727-28 Wethersfield Mrs. Julia W. Smith Webb or Welles House Joseph Webb Committee of five men 1753? or Hospitality Hall Wethersfield Mrs. Julia W. Smith Leonard Welles or War- Solomon Welles State of Connecticut 1774 den's House Wethersfield Mrs. James T. Pratt Willii!ms House John Williams James T. Pratt 1832 ' Wilton John G. Davenport Gaylord Place Minister of Wilton Parish Miss Sarah Davenport 1726 Wilton Mrs. D. R. Lambert Lambert House David Lambert 1725 Windham Mrs. C. B. Deming Col. Eleazer Fitch House Col. Eleazer Fitch Mrs. M. R. French 1769 Windsor Mrs. Delia L. Porter Elmwood Ellsworth Family D. A. R. Conn. Society Windsor Seymour C. Loomis Loomis Homestead Joseph Loomis Loomis Institute 1652? Windsor Mrs. Henry Ferguson Pierson House Oliver Ellsworth R. H. Allen? 1807 Winsted Miss M. P. Hinsdale Rockwell Homestead Solomon Rockwell Miss M. P. Hinsdale 1813 Woodbridge Noyes D. Clark Elioenai Clark Tavern Elioenai Clark Noyes D. Clark 1780 Woodbridge Woodbridge Civic As so- Pamphlet: Colonial Houses & Map ciation Woodbridge Mrs. Alice N. Street Lieut. Samuel Newton Lieut. Samuel Newton Mrs. Alice N. Street 1758-61 House Woodbury Mrs. E. S. Boyd & Curtiss House Anthony Stoddard 1754 Mrs. Horace D. Cur­ tiss Woodbury Mrs. E. S. Boyd & Mrs. Daniel Curtiss House Jabez Bacon Horace D. Curtiss Woodbury Mrs. E. S. Boyd & Mrs. Glebe House Nathan Hurd Society for Relief of Horace D. Curtiss Aged and Indigent Clergy Woodbury Helen S. Boyd Joseph Minor House Joseph Minor Mrs. Cornelia L. Abrams 1757 Woodbury Mrs. E. S. Boyd Orton House John Orton St. Theresa's Catholic Church Woodbury Miss Helen S. Boyd St. Paul's Episcopal Episcopal Society St. Paul's Church Church Woodbury Mrs. E. S. Boyd Thompson House Hezekiah Thompson Edward M. Smith Woodbury Mrs. E. S. Boyd Dr. Webb House Gideon Walker H. M. Stranch Woodstock Miss E. F. Bingham William Bowen Tavern Asa Bishop Mrs. Geo. A. Bowen Woodstock Miss E. F. Bingham Arnold's Inn Gen. Samuel McClellan Louis R. Southworth