111 Llandillo Road
4 Bedrooms, 2? Bathrooms
Built between 1913 and 1929 in Tudor Revivalist style
Inhabitants
| Names | Years |
|---|---|
| Clement Acton Barton & Elizabeth Frances Wiswell Barton | fl. 1930–1940 |
| Ralph Allen Moran & Margaret Isabel Leonhard Moran | fl. 1947–1950 |
| I.E. Fisher | c. 1960 |
| Robert K. Munns & Lovell L. Munns | ?–1984 |
History
The home is at least as old as the 1929 map of Haverford, which shows it as extant. It's the only one on the "100" block of Llandillo, and is unique as the only Tudor home with green plating instead of the typical brown or other variants like red. Secluded on a hill, this home is cozy and tucked away in shrubbery.
1930 census: Truck manufacturer Clement is living with his family and Irish maid.
| Name | Age | Relation to Head of Household |
|---|---|---|
| Clement A. Barton | 45 | Head |
| Elizabeth W. Barton | 49 | Wife |
| Helen E. Barton | 13 | Daughter |
| Mary W. Barton | 11 | Daughter |
| Clement W. Barton | 10 | Son |
| Anna Bradley | Servant |
1940 census: Barton couple living alone
| Name | Age | Relation to Head of Household |
|---|---|---|
| Clement A. Borton | 55 | Head |
| Elizabeth W. Borton | 59 | Wife |
The Moran family lived in the home at least as early as 1947.
1950 census: Contractor Ralph is living with his family.
| Name | Age | Relation to Head of Household |
|---|---|---|
| Ralph Allen Moran | 36 | Head |
| Margaret Moran | 35 | Wife |
| Ralph Moran, Jr. | 6 | Son |
| Katherine E. Moran | 3 | Daughter |
| Grace Moran | 65 | Mother |
Moran was born in New Jersey, but grew up on 27 Fullmer Avenue, in Lower Llanerch.
Dartmouth College Yearbook, 1935
The Fishers lived in the home by 1960. The Munns purchased the home after them, and sold it in 1984 for $112,000.