Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
1675/00/00 | Lt John Bradford | Architect, Home | The oldest part of the house could be John Bradford's "new dwelling house", built before 1691, consisting of two rooms with a gambrel roof, now the library or southwest room. | |||
1690/00/00 | Thomas Bradford of Norwichtown | Architect, Home | The earliest part of the house, Bradford's "new dwelling house," may be the old dining room or northeast room built by a Thomas (not John) Bradford, a proprietor of Norwich. | |||
1719/00/00 | Deacon Simon Huntington | Architect, Home | The second stage in the construction of the Bradford-Huntington House is built by Simon Huntington Jr between 1691 and l719. Probably the a new dining room and entrance hall adjoining the old dining room. | |||
1736/11/02 | Deacon Simon Huntington | Died | Simon Huntington dies, possibly of small pox, in Norwich, New London, Connecticut Colony. He is buried in the Old Norwichtown Cemetery, Norwich, Connecticut. | |||
1740/00/00 | Joshua Huntington Esq | Home | The parlor, center hall and chimney, and library formingthe south wing or the "new house" is built. | |||
1745/08/26 | Joshua Huntington Esq | Died | Joshua Huntington dies in Norwich, New London, Connecticut Colony. | |||
1777/00/00 | Gen Jabez Huntington | Home | Jabez Huntington is appointed Major General of the Connecticut militia, and is in constant correspondence with Washington, Lafayette, Hancock, Shennan, Trumbull, and many leading patriots. There is evidence that both Washington and Lafayette makes visits. |
Particulars for Bradford-Huntington House: | |
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Area of Significance | Architecture |
Criteria | Architecture-Engineering |
Sight Category | Building |
Area of Significance | Military |
Criteria | Person |
Owner | Private |
Historic Use | Single dwelling |
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