Orange, Connecticut Historic District

Parcel 8
209 Meetinghouse Lane

In 1940 Albert Miles Clark, Jr. and his wife Charlotte built their home of colonial design at this address. It is near the foundation of a house which was built prior to 1831 and burned in 1909. There was also a shoe shop on this property. In 1952 a two-story addition was built as well as a one-car garage and a large flagstone patio at the rear.*
GRANTOR GRANTEE DATE TOWN VOL. PAGE

Originally part of Gov. Robert Treat lands, deeds for which are on record in Milford late 1600's

Samuel Treat Est. Clarissa W. Treat

Clarissa Treat Esther Treat Grant 2/25/1831 W.H. 2 232 w.d.

Esther T. Grant House burned down about 1909 - land sold to Congregational Church

Congregational Church A.M. Clark, Jr. 1940 Orange

A.M. Clark, Jr. Est. Charlotte R. Clark 1972 Orange
* The land was purchased by the Congregational Church circa 1909. In 1940 traded for the land owned by the heirs of B.T. Clark on which the carriage sheds stood.

GRANTOR	GRANTEE	DATE	TOWN	VOL.	PAGE
Originally part of Gov. Robert Treat lands, deeds for which are on record in Milford late 1600's
Samuel Treat Est.	Clarissa W. Treat
Clarissa Treat	Esther Treat Grant	2/25/1831	W.H.	2	232 w.d.
Esther T. Grant	House burned down about 1909 - land sold to Congregational Church
Congregational Church	A.M. Clark, Jr.	1940	Orange
A.M. Clark, Jr. Est.	Charlotte R. Clark	1972	Orange