Purchased by John Conway Rudy, her youngest brother, 1852
John Conway Rudy married Priscilla Herr-daughter of George Herr and Sally Simcoe Herr, 1852
Taylor Herr Rudy inherited, 1930
Sold to Mr. & Lawrence King, 1931. Property was called Mycrophylla at this period
Purchased by the Haselet family after World War II
Purchased by the Haselet’s daughter and son-in-law, 1960's
Current owners purchased, 2010
George Herr House, e. 1825
George and Sally Simcoe Herr married 1825 and stayed in their house for the rest of their lives
Sally died 1873
George died 1875
Their son, Lewis Taylor Herr inherited, (married to Annie)
Lewis Taylor Herr died 1889
Annie sold to F. X. Adams] 1889
Adams sold to J.E. Haeberlin, 1922
Sold to J. Paul and Sarah Keith, 1944
Sold to current owners, 2003
Richard Taylor House, C. 1792
Built in 1792 by Col. Richard Lee Taylor as a two-story hall and parlor design with customary 18th century features, including string course, molded water table, and trap door in the roof.
John George Rudy purchased house and 175 acres, 1795
Rudy sells house to son-in-law, John Herr,1797
A front section in the 19th century I-house style was added between 1820 and 1860, with enlarged windows and Greek Revival moldings.
John Herr dies 1852
His daughter, Ann Herr Arterburn, inherits, 1852 (her husband is Norbourne Arterburn)