Harbold Rudy House, circa 1825
- Deed of 1801 showing sale of land to Leonard Harbold from Shapley Ross
- House built as a frame dwelling c. 1825
- Harbold died 1829
- Bought by George Vulcan Rudy (married Eliza Herr) in 1830 to accommodate a growing family
- Eliza Herr Rudy died 1842
- Vulcan Rudy married Jane Cox 1844
- Vulcan Rudy died 1861
- Jane Cox Rudy sued to get house and 60 acres
- Died, childless 1880
- Crawford Arterburn (married Sarah Rudy, Vulcan’s daughter, l873 bought Vulcan’s property in bits and pieces; 1870 thru 1881
- Current owners, 1988
Vulcan Rudy House, built for George Vulcan Rudy, circa 1820
- Married Eliza Rudy 1822
- House built as frame 2 room structure, possibly by Thomas W. Hubbard who acted as general contractor
- Thomas married Lydia Rudy (Daniels Daughter) 2 weeks before Vulcan/Eliza wedding
- Crawford Arterburn married Sarah G. Rudy, daughter of Vulcan and Eliza, 1855
- Their son, Norbourne Arterburn. Married Sally Tucker, 1899
- Sally died 1936
- Norbourne died 1937
- Their son, Crawford Arterburn inherited
- 1944 Sold to Stinger family
- 1951 sold to Deems family
- 1980’s sold to current owners
Edwards- Herr House, circa 1790
- Built 1790, by Frederick Edwards and Mary Rudy Edwards (daughter of Jacob Rudy)
- Edward died 1813
- Mary died after 1814
- Bought by John Herr, brother-in-law of Edwards, 1825
- Inherited by Alfred Herr, 1832
- Daughter Jenny (d. 1891) married Samuel Hite (d. 1911) , 1861
- Son Robert “Bobby” Hite m. Bird Booker, 1896
- Robert Warner Hite inherited –1911
- Helen Hite m. Maurice Henchey, 1918
- Ann Hite m. Charles Corn, 1918
- Helen Hite m. Maurice Henchyey, 1925
- Maurice Henchey died 1951
- Daughters Helen Henchey and Ann Corn inherited, 1961
- Both died 1992
- Son of Helen, Maurice Hite Henchey inherited, 1992
- Maurice died 2001
- 1999 Bellarmine Show House
- House and 10.5 acres became conservation easement; 2004
- Purchased by current owner in 2008
Daniel Rudy House, circa 1790 or 1803
- Built as the site of a tannery for Daniel by his father George
- Daniel married Mary Shively in 1803
- Mary died in 1852
- Margaret, Daniel’s youngest daughter, inherited, 1852
- 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, circa 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, circa 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)
- Clifton Arterburn, their son inherits, 1878
- Clifton sells house to Hancock Taylor, 1899
- Hancock sells to A. Dresel, 1901
- Property sold for development, 1952
- House sold to Adolph Spears, 1954
- House sold to Don and Lynn Renau, 1973
- Don died 2007
- Lynn died 2016
- House sold to current owners, 2017
