The Rev. Samuel Andrews House, 124 North Street in Milford, has been dated on different occasions to as early as 1685 (too early) and as late as 1801 (probably too late). It is typical of early nineteenth-century houses in Milford and has a later Greek-Revival entry porch. The house is named for Rev. Samuel Andrew, who was the third pastor of the First Church of Milford and was an original trustee of Yale, serving as Rector pro tempore of the University from 1707 and 1719. The house also has an unverified D.A.R. plaque stating that the house was built by Governor Robert Treat for his daughter, Abigail Treat, the wife of Rev. Samuel Andrew.
Rev. Samuel Andrews House (1801)
This is my great grandfather that I just learned of, on my father’s mother side. My father’s grandfather…. I have family detailed tree I just discovered…any information would be greatly appreciated…
Sincerely,
Ginger Blalock
Gingerblalock@icloud.com
Any information, I do have detailed family tree my great grandmother did and she passed 1967.