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This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Utah Fitzgerald House / Sher- Von Dairy ~ UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 00535 5370 L (1 ()'91) HISTORIC SITE FORM UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Name ofProperty: Fitzgerald House/Sher-Von Dairy Address: 1128 E. Pioneer Road Twnshp: City, County: Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah 84020 UTM- Current Owner Name: 3S Range: 12 4270099 1E Section: 29 4486136 USGS Map Name & Date: Karleen Necaise & Kevin Fitzgerald Current Owner Address: 11128 S. Lynford Drive, Sandy, UT 84092 Draper, Utah Quad, 1998 Tax Number: 28-29-452-023; 28-29-201-014 Legal Description (include acreage): BEG W 1722.6 FT & N 20 FT FR SE COR SEC 29, T 3S, R 1E, SLM;W 345.5 FT; N 484.3 FT; E 339.49 FT; S 252.04 FT; E 6.01 FT;S 232.26 FT M OR L TO BEG. 3.81 AC M OR L.\0 (28-29-452-023) Property Cate~o1J1 -Xbuilding(s) _structure _site _object Evaluation -Xeligiblelcontributing _ineligible/non-contributing _out-ol-period Photos: Dates _slides: .,Xprints: 2018 -Xhistoric: circa 1937, 1959 Drawin~s and Plans -Xmeasuredfloor plans 1937 tax card -Xsite sketch map aerial photograph _Historic American Bldg. Survey _original plans available at: _other: !lE. Original Use: Single Dwelling, Agricultural Outbuildings Current Use: Single Dwelling, Agricultural Outbuildings Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) -Xcitylcounty histories -Xabstract oftitle . -Xtax card & photo ---IJersonal interviews _building permit -X USHS Library _sewer permit -XUSHS Preservation Files _USHS Architects File _Sanborn Maps -XLDS Family History Library -Xobituary index -Xlocallibrary: Draper History Museum -Xcity directories/gazetteers _university library(ies): -XcensusrecordS -Xbiographical encyclopedias -Xnewspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies ofall research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Carter, Thomas and Goss, Peter. Utah 's Historic Architecture, 1847-1940: a Guide. Salt Lake City, Utah: University of Utah Press, 1988. Deseret News & Salt Lake Tribune. Various issues. Draper Historical SOCiety. People of Draper, 1849-1924: History of Draper, Utah, Volume One. [Salt Lake City, Utah]: Draper Historical Society, [1995]. Draper Historical SOCiety. People of Draper, 1849-1932: History of Draper, Utah, Volume Three. [Salt Lake City, Utah]: Draper Historical Society & Agreka History Publishing, 2004. Draper Historical Society. Sigvogah to Draper City, 1849-1977, History of Draper, Utah, Volume Two. Salt Lake City, Utah: Agreka Books, 2000. Draper History Museum. Miscellaneous files and photographs. "Historic Resources of Draper, Utah, 1849 - 1954." National Register of Historic Places Multiple Property Documentation Form. Prepared by Korral Broschinsky, 2003. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office. [Salt Lake County Tax Records and Title Abstracts). Salt Lake County Archives and Salt Lake County Recorder's Office. United States Census. Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah, 1870-1940. Researcher/Organization: Preservation Documentation Resource/prepared for Draoer CLG Date: 2018 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION No. Stories.:·....__1..:......:..~=--_ Building StylelType: Victorian I Central Passage Foundation Material: _ _C..:...;;..o:....nc;;.;.r...;;.e.;;.;te:....-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Wall Material(s) : __B_r_ic_k_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Additions: __none ~minor _major (describe below) Alterations: _none ~minor _major (describe below) Number ofassociated outbuildings ---->:6:.....-_ and/or structures _1_. Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Fitzgerald House/Sher-Von Dairy is a historic farmstead that includes a contributing nineteenth-century farmhouse, four contributing early twentieth-century outbuildings, a contributing mid-twentieth century garage, a contributing mid-twentieth century milk plant/warehouse, and a contributing circa 1940 concrete silo. The period of significance begins with the construction of the house in 1888-1889 and ends in 1972 with the last phase of modernization of the property into a commercial dairy farm .1 Because the house was updated between 1950 and 1966, the farmstead has good history integrity in all seven qualities of integrity for the mid-century period. The Fitzgerald family currently owns five contiguous parcels of approximately 41 acres that make up the bulk of the dairy farm; however, only two of the parcels have historic buildings (see Map 1). The rectangular parcel with the farmhouse is 3.81 acres. Although the current address is 1128 E. Pioneer Road (12400 South), the property is located south of Pioneer Road, off a long private lane with a large open field on the east side. The north yard of the house shares a boundary and a row of mature trees with the field . Half of the field is included in the house parcel. At the south end, the house faces west to a lawn with remnants of the irrigation ditch system. South of the house is an asphalt driveway, which also provides access to the dairy buildings. The garage is located southeast of the house. There is a concrete pad between the garage and the backyard. The backyard is lawn with mature trees and a few shrubs along the borders between the yard and the vegetable garden to the house. Of note is a circa 1897 root cellar that features a curved concrete roof (modified circa 1960). The root cellar was originally a separate structure, but because it is currently connected to the house, it has not been included as a separate outbuilding. The house parcel also includes two of the agricultural outbuildings, a 1925 coop and a 1927 cow shed with a small pasture area to the east. The house is separated from other uses of the property with both wire and wood post fencing . The C-shaped parcel to the south is 19.37 acres, but only the north section has buildings. The largest is the milk plant. The milk plant/warehouse appears to have been constructed in phases. A circa 1920 barn was demolished when the final expansion was completed in 1972, but another circa 1955 milk parlor was incorporated into the new plant. The plant was built between the two circa 1940 concrete silos, but one silo was demolished during the expansion. Out of several historic outbuildings on this parcel, only the milk plant and a second coop (sheep shed) survive. The circa 1920s outbuilding was moved to its currently location around 1972. The remaining sections of the parcel include pastures and fields surrounded by metal posts and wire fencing. There are several trucks and other farm implements in the yard around the milk plant (see Maps 2-3). HOUSE The farmhouse was built between 1888 and 1889. It is a 1~-story brick central-passage type house. The foundation is stone, which was encapsulated in concrete during a 1955 to 1960 remodeling . The original brick was sheathed in a facing of white roman brick around 1960. The house faces west. The ridgeline of the simple gable roof runs north to south. There are brick chimneys at each gable end (shortened and covered in the face brick). The roof is sheathed in asphalt shingles (circa 1990). The fa9ade is symmetrical with a central entry flanked by two windows. The original windows were narrow two-over-two double-hung wood windows with Victorian-style segmental-arched brick hoods. The window openings have been altered and the windows replaced by newer aluminum casements. The south window is taller than the north window. The front door features a non-historic security screen. 1 The construction dates for the house and outbuildings were derived from public and private sources. Family dates appear to be the most correct for the original house, while dates for twentieth century resources and remodels came from the Salt Lake County tax assessor's records. -continue~ The front porch still has some historic elements, although the wood deck was replaced with concrete (circa 1960). The original full and engaged Tuscan column hold up a simple frieze. The hipped roof has newer shingles, but retains its shape. The soffits are aluminum. Under the eaves of the fa~de, there are three square fixed-frame wood windows. The brick sills are newer, but the windows may be original. The north elevation has a small concrete stoop under a shed roof porch supported on a metal post. The dqor has a security screen. There is a one-over-one aluminum window in the upper level. The gable trim is covered in vertical planks (circa 1960). The rest of the elevation is blank. The south elevation of the original house has a pair of casements on the main level and a one-over-one aluminum window on the upper level, each replacing the original Victorian windows. In 1909, a one-story brick hip-roofed addition was built on the east elevation of the house. Historic photographs show a Victorian-style porch in the southeast corner of the addition. When the house was remodeled, the porch was enclosed with brick walls and an arched entrance with a concrete stoop was extended to the south. This entrance features a half-glass door and a three-quarter-glass screen. In 1912, a second simple gable addition was built on the east elevation. The east gable end has no openings, but there is an aluminum slider and a half-glass door with security screen in the south elevation. A shed-roof porch was enclosed at the northeast corner when the brick face was applied (circa 1955-1960). There is one fixed-frame aluminum window in the north elevation. A historic half-glass door faces east. At the same time, the circa 1896 roof cellar was connected to the house by enclosed stair and semi-circular roof. There are aluminum slider windows in the north and south elevations of the roof cellar. Both cellar and stair structures are covered in white stucco. On the interior, the house has 1,609 square feet of space on the main floor and 264 square feet on the upper floor. There is no basement space beyond the root cellar. The original house has a foot print of 33 feet by 22 feet. It features a central passage floor plan with a central staircase. The upper rooms are only eight feet wide with storage space under the eaves. The back additions have a foot print of roughly 43 feet by 33 feet. For most of the historic period, the house accommodated two families. There are eleven rooms, including two kitchens, two full bathrooms, and four bedrooms. GARAGE The four-car garage is located just southeast of the house. This contributing concrete block building was built in 1948. It has a hipped roof covered in asphalt shingles. The footprint of the building measures 38 by 26 feet. Three of the bay openings on the fa~de (west elevation) are filled with wood clapboard. The second opening from the south has a newer vinyl garage door. There are four six-light metal sash windows, two on the south elevation and two on the east elevation. The north elevation has one pedestrian door facing the house. The floor is concrete. COW SHED The cow shed, built in 1925, is located east of the garage. This contributing building is wood frame and has a footprint measuring approximately 70 by 20 feet with the wide end facing south. The building has a corrugated metal shed roof that slopes to the north. The south elevation has sliding wood doors. The shed is connected to a pasture area east of the house's back yard. CHICKEN COOP An extant chicken coop, built in 1927, is located south of the cow shed. The footprint of the contributing coop is approximately 78 feet by 20 feet. A frame building, it appears to have built in at least two sections. The shed roof is divided into two levels, a higher level with light monitors sloping to the north and a lower level sloping to the south. The roof is covered in wood shingles and corrugated metal. There are doors in all four elevations, but some are blocked. This building is in poor condition with gaps in some of the horizontal planking. It is connected to the pasture by a post and plank fence. During the dairy period, the building was modified. -continued- There is a small barn located south of the pasture and east of the coop. This contributing bam, built circa 1907, measures approximately 20 by 22 feet. It is a frame building which is sheathed in horizontal planks. There is one large opening on the west elevation. Just to the southwest of the coop is a 40-foot high cylindrical concrete silo. This contributing structure was one of two similar silos on the property. The other silo was further south and demolished when the milk plant was constructed. MILK PLANT The contributing milk plant was built in phases between 1950 and 1972. The current building is on a concrete foundation with seamed metal walls and a flat metal roof. The former milking parlor in the southwest comer is the oldest section. Next to it is a recessed hay shelter (facing west). Also on the west elevation are two loading docks with two-story roll-up doors. The mill<: depot door is on the north elevation, which housed a retail sales office. There are fIVe shorter loading doors on the north elevation. The east and south elevations have additional loading doors, but no public entrances. The complex has a roughly rectangular footprint of 150 feet by 238 feet. SHEEP SHED Directly west of the milk plant complex is another long frame shed (circa 1910). This contributing building appears to have been moved from the location of the milk plant to its current location around 1970. It may be the building that partially appears in a historic photograph near a sheep pen. The footprint is about 20 feet by 67 feet, with the wide end facing west. The building is sheathed in horizontal planks. The simple gable roof is longer on the east side and is clad in wood shingles. MISCELLANEAOUS RESOURCES The various parcels associated with the Fitzgerald farm and the Sher-Von Dairy include a number of historic objects and structures. Among these resources are historic plank and wire fences, irrigation ditches, cattle chutes, corrals, troughs, farm implements, etc. While these items contribute to the overall integrity of the property, most were not accessible and were therefore not included in the count of resources for this survey. Architect!Builder: _..li!J~o:.!!na:e!t,,-!ha~ni.!..::=C~,.::::C~ra:!l:p:::o~:!.!:ho~u::::s:::e:...!b~u!!!i1~de~r_ __ Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with (see instructions for details) S Agriculture _Economics Q..Architecture _Education _Archeology _Engineering _ Art _Entertainment! _Commerce Recreation _Communications _Ethnic Heritage _Exploration! _Community Planning & Development Settlement _Conservation _Health/Medicine Date ofConstruction: 1889-1889. 1910s to 1972 "s" or "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). _Industry _Invention _Landscape Architecture _Law _Literature _Maritime History _Military _ Performing Arts Government _Religion _Science _ Social History _Transportation _Other Write a chronological history ofthe property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain and justify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Fitzgerald House/Sher-Von Dairy complex is a multi-resource property with resources built between 1888 and 1972. The property includes seven contributing buildings and one contributing structure on two separate parcels. The property is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A in the area of Agriculture as an example of a nineteenth-century farmstead that transitioned to a mid-century commercial dairy. Within the community of Draper, the property is notable for the large amount of undeveloped field and pasture land still associated with the farm and dairy. The individual resources contribute to the property in the area of Architecture, but no single resource would likely to be individually eligible for architectural significance. While the milk plant expansion was built outside of the period of Significance, the property meets most of the registration requirements ofthe Historic and Architectural Resources of Draper, Utah, 1849-1954, Multiple Property Submission (MPS). The resources fall within two associated historic contexts, the "Railroads, Mercantilism, and the Farming and Ranching Period, 1877-1917" and the "Twentieth-Century Community Development and the Poultry Industry Period, 19181954." The historic name of the property has been chosen to represent the three generations of Fitzgerald family members who lived in the house and the transformation of the entire property into the Sher-Von Dairy in the midtwentieth century. The land where the Fitzgerald House and Sher-Von Dairy are located is within the originally homestead patent acquired by Perry Fitzgerald. Perry Fitzgerald was born in Pennsylvania in 1815. He joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS or Mormon Church) soon after his marriage to Mary Ann Casot in 1839. Perry Fitzgerald traveled with Brigham Young in the first company to arrive in the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. The Fitzgeralds lived in Salt Lake City, then in Millcreek. After his wife died, Elizabeth Draper took Perry's four young sons to live with her in Willow Creek (later Draper). Perry moved there and built a log cabin on the main creek. He married Ann Wilson, with whom he had two daughters, and later, Agnes Roylance Wadsworth. In the late 1860s, Perry built a brick house for Agnes and her thirteen children on Draper's main east-west road (later called Pioneer Road). The road ran through Perry's homestead, located in the SW Y. of the SE Y. of Section 29, Township 3 South, Range 1 E, part of his 240-acre homestead grant. The Perry and Agnes Fitzgerald House is located at 1144 E. Pioneer Road and was listed on the National Register in 2004 (NRIS #04000404). Perry raised sheep and cattle. He was also a horse breeder. Perry Fitzgerald became ill two years before his death in 1889. He gave his fourth child and second son, Benjamin Franklin Fitzgerald, some land on which to build a house prior to his marriage. The house was built on a lane off Pioneer Road in the center of the SW y. of the SE Y. of Section 29. Benjamin Franklin Fitzgerald was born on February 2, 1859, in Draper. Ben Fitzgerald married Martha Sophronia Rawlings on September 26, 1888. Sophronia was born in Draper on March 12, 1866. According to family records, the 1Yz-story brick house was built between July 14, 1888 and February 6,1889, by Jonathan C. Crapo. Jonathan Collins Crapo was born in Massachusetts in 1830. He emigrated to Utah in 1853 and spent time on the trail helping to repair wagons as a blacksmith. After his marriage to Emily Frances Burnham in 1859, Jonathan and Emily settled in Draper. He farmed, hauled logs, and helped to build the earliest schools, churches and homes in Draper. The Ben and Sophronia Fitzgerald house appears to have been his last construction job in Draper. Around that time, the Crapo family moved to a ranch near Parker, Idaho, in search of more land. Jonathan C. Crapo died in Parker in 1911. 5 HISTORY 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah page 6 -continuedBenjamin Franklin Fitzgerald continued his father's farm and livestock interests. Ben and Sophronia had two sons born in 1890 and 1891 . Unfortunately, Martha Sophronia Fitzgerald died suddenly in October 16, 1892. In 1896, Ben married Mary Ann Garff, who was born in Riverton, Utah, on December 28, 1871.2 Ben and Mary Ann had four daughters and two sons, born between 1898 and 1909. Benjamin Fitzgerald officially received the deed to his property from the estate of his mother, Agnes Fitzgerald, in 1904. Ben and Mary Ann expanded their home twice, once in 1909 and again in 1912. Ben raised cattle and sheep. One historic photograph of the farm shows their oldest son, McKinley "Mack" Fitzgerald tending sheep with his youngest sister, Afton. The 1910 census of the Fitzgerald family gives an indication of their prosperity. The household included Sophronia's two sons, Mary Ann's eight children, a domestic servant, Celia Webb, and two hired hands, Aaron Garff and John Sanders. Only the family was listed on the 1920 census. A family tragedy occurred in December 1922, when Mack's sister Roylance was shot in the neck during an attempted carjacking and was paralyzed. Agnes Roylance Fitzgerald died in May 1923 at home while recovering from her injury. Ben and Mary Ann moved to Salt Lake City in 1925. Benjamin Franklin Fitzgerald died on March 22, 1931 . Mary Ann Garff Fitzgerald died on July 1, 1949. They are buried in the Draper Cemetery. On March 3, 1929, Benjamin F. and Mary A. Fitzgerald deeded the Draper farm to their son, Mack. McKinley "Mack" Fitzgerald was born on July 29, 1898. On June 24, 1925, Mack married Marilla Sandberg . Marilla was born in St. George, Utah, on January 25, 1890. Marilla was a nurse who had taken care of Roylance at the Fitzgerald home after she was injured . Mack took over the family farm and ranching operations. In the late 1920s Mack added chicken coops during a period when raising poultry played a dominant role in Draper's economy. During the depression, Mack decided that dairy cows could supplement the family's income. Mack and Marilla had four sons born between 1925 and 1929. All four boys grew up milking cows. On the 1930 census, the household includes a hired hand, Dell Prince, who had immigrated from France as a child . Mack and Marilla had four sons. Their second son, Sherman Sandberg Fitzgerald, born on July 29, 1926, had a passion for the family farm . As a young man, he participated in Future Farmers of America (FFA). During World War II, Sherman was granted farm deferments until 1943 when he joined the US Navy as an aviation radio operator. After the war, Sherman returned to the family farm . He met LaVonne Palmquist on a blind date. LaVonne Rosamond Palmquist was born in Salt Lake City on June 4, 1929. Sherman and LaVonne were married on January 28, 1950. The couple lived on 700 East in Draper for one month before moving into the family farmhouse, which was remodeled to accommodate the two families. Mack Fitzgerald died on January 1, 1960. Marilla Fitzgerald died on December 11, 1971. Sherman and LaVonne had five children . In 1962, Sherman and LaVonne established the Sher-Von Dairy. The milk processing plant was built around this time. They sold bottled milk to distributors and also had a milk depot for customers to buy milk directly from the farm. The Sher-Von Dairy sold half-gallon and pint bottles of milk, as well as 8-oz. cartons to local schools. Sherman Fitzgerald was the second-longest serving member of the Draper IrrigationlWaterPro board of directors (1963-2011). It was a position held by both his father, Mack, and his grandfather, Benjamin Fitzgerald. In 1972, the Sher-Von Dairy incorporated with a name change to KDK, Inc. The switch to plastic bottles occurred soon after. The Salt Lake County Farm Bureau cited the Draper farm as the oldest single-family farm still in production, beginning 140 years earlier with the Perry Fitzgerald homestead . It was recognized as a Utah Century Farm in 1996. The Draper Historical SOCiety honored Sherman Fitzgerald as a Modern Draper Pioneer in 2002. That year, KDK Inc., sold their last bottle of milk on May 31,2002. The milk plant and other outbuildings are currently vacant. Sherman Fitzgerald died on October 5, 2012. LaVonne Palmquist Fitzgerald died on November 13, 2017. The property remains in the Fitzgerald family. 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah page 6 Common Label Information: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Name: Address: 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah, 84020 Photographer: Korral Broschinsky Date: 2018 Digital color photographs on file at Utah SHPO. 2 Family search records note another marriage to Mary Elizabeth Hall born about 1864, but there is no marriage date, children, or death date for this Mary and may be inaccurate. 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 1 West elevation of house. Camera facing east. Photograph 2 South elevation of house. Camera facing north. page 7 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 3 Southeast corner of house. Camera facing northwest. Photograph 4 East elevation of house with root cellar on right. Camera facing west. page 8 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 5 Northwest corner of house. Camera facing southeast. Photograph 6 North elevation of root cellar with house on right. Camera facing south. page 9 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 7 West and south elevations of garage. Camera facing northeast. Photograph 8 South and east elevations of garage. Camera facing northwest. page 10 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 9 South and west elevations of cow shed . Camera facing northeast. Photograph 10 South elevation of coop. Camera facing northeast. page 11 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 11 North and west elevations of barn . Camera facing east. Photograph 12 North and west elevations of sheep shed . Camera facing southeast. page 12 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 13 West elevation of milk plant. Camera facing east. Photograph 14 North elevation of milk plant. Camera facing south. page 13 6 PHOTOGRAPH S 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 15 North and west elevations of milk plant. Camera facing south . Photograph 16 View of milk plant and silo with coop on right. Camera facing west. page 14 7 MA PS & PHOTO KEY a 250 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah 500 75 0 1 000 W -\>- E I Feet MAP1 ~ Fitz gera ld Hou se Latitude 4052276° ,-_- , SherVon Da iry assoc iated pa rcels s Long it ud e -1 11.860 6· page 15 Fitzgerald House-SherVon Dairy 1128 E. Pioneer Road Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Prq eci' Drape r 20 18 Inte nsive Level Surv eys Sa lt Lake County. Utah SE 1/4 SEC 29 , T3 S, R 1E bY': PDR June 2018 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah 7 M APS & PHOTOKEY page !f 1955 sio . 196 5 dajry- warehouse & office MAP2 o 25 50 75 100 II Fe~ A W ~ E S -+ Fitzgera ld House Latitude 40 52276° Longitude -1 11.8606° Fitzgerald House-SherVon Dairy 1128 E. Pioneer Road Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Prq;ecl Draper 20 18 Inte nsive Level Surveys Sa lt Lake Co unty Ut ah SE 1/4 SEC 29, T3S . R1E by ' POR June 2018 16 7 MAPS & PHOTOKEY o 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah 50 100 Feet MAP3 < PHOTO KEY 150 200 W -¢-' s page 17 Fitzgerald House-SherVon Dairy 1128 E. Pioneer Road Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah ~p~ ~~e~ cr~------------~~~v~ ~~ · --~ Drape r 20 18 Inte nsiv e Level Su rveys PO R Sa lt Lake Cou nty Utah SE 1/4 SEC 29 , T38 , R1E June 2018 8 HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah page 18 1128 E. Pioneer Road Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah circa 1937 tax assessor's photograph 1128 E. Pioneer Road Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah circa 1958 tax assessor's photograph courtesy Salt Lake County Archives courtesy Salt Lake County Archives TITLE SEARCH FORM SW % of SE 114 Sec 29, T-3S, R-1 E 28-29-452-023 ADDRESS: 1128 E. Pioneer Road TAX NUMBER: CITY: Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah 84020 LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND ACREAGE: CURRENT OWNER: Kevin F. Fitzgerald & Karleen Necaise 11128 S. Lynford Drive, Sandy, Utah 84092 HISTORIC NAME: BEG W 1722.6 FT & N 20 FT FR SE COR SEC 29, T 3S, R 1E, SLM;W 345.5 FT; N 484.3 FT; E 339.49 FT; S 252.04 FT; E 6.01 FT;S 232.26 FT M OR L TO BEG. 3.81 AC M OR L. 5421-9996526-2287 Fitzgerald House-SherVon Dairy DATE BUILT: circa 1886, 1909, 1912, 1965 ~ate of Record GRANTOR (seller) GRANTEE (buyer) Type of Transaction 05-27-2011 Lavonne P. Fitzgerald Kevin F. Fitzgerald & Karleen Necaise WD 09-29-1992 Lavonne P. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald, Sherman F. QCD 06-19-1975 07-09-1975 Great Basin Milk Marketing Area, administrator Lavon [sic] P. Fitzgerald QCD 01-06-1975 01-31-1975 The Federal Land Bank of Berkeley Sherman S. & Lavonne P. Fitzgerald REL MTGE 01-09-1975 01-10-1975 LaVonne P. Fitzgerald Great Basin Milk Marketing Area, administrator WD 09-08-1965 09-14-1965 Sherman S. & Lavonne P. Fitzgerald The Federal Land Bank of Berkeley MTGE 12-09-1953 09-15-1959 McKinley G. & Marilla S. Fitzgerald Sherman S. Fitzgerald WD 03-03-1929 03-23-1929 Benjamin F. & Mary A. Fitzgerald McKinley G. Fitzgerald WD 02-16-1904 03-07-1907 estate of Agnes Fitzgerald Benjamin Fitzgerald ADMIN DEED 05-01-1872 01-29-1876 United States of America Perry Fitzgerald PATENT Date of Instrument RESEARCHER: PDR DATE: 2018 3.81 acres Dollar Amount COMMENTS also in 1974 to Sherman Sandberg Fitzgerald house property $24,000 house property house and other property PAGE 1 of 1 UJr),u "'~----~~--­ ~~~~ I ' ~1'5' HaM' q , ~' ~' ,o~r, "Jt n~9: ,cr'" ,.. /'61 . ", ;- ,I i ~I~ ~I ;~ l> i! .t.."f .!t~ : . 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' • I j --J. , 1,' , ~- i-I I , -~~J -ir'-;-' , , , ,' , j-t-I t • -i-I -....1 ! -~ , ::r;-r- I I -1- ~, --I i I I' , I , , : I I T~t I j I. , I • I '-\-1 :- j- - -j---:- # ,-1--,-: T:-t+ :--·t!:;=r 1$ -i---R-r;.r =tt~T +-,-- -,- -,- '~-l -~f rl-l-t- -!-;- 'I , ~--------------------------------------------- TC.7. nv . ... MM . eTAft 0 .. UTAH - S.. . .TAft TAX CO.M •••• ON Sberman S. F1tzgerald 1128 East 12400 So. " _ ~~r,~h FRONTAGE .....20 DEPTH FACTOR CORNER INFLUENCE i A~~ RATE RATE VALUE ~ " ~~~~-~~~-~--+-~~---~-~ ~!~"~ ~y 7- Com 104.4 rds • t,. SE Cor Sec 29, ,. "3S CI::" 1-~~~L.::....P::::""""-=::::::::::'-~~'----t-----r---"1 R lE, SL lIer • • 399.3 tt N 1006.32 tt ~ It or 1 to road, E'ly aig l"Oad 414 ft s l--J----~---_+---_+---_t_---_r_----1021.65 tt to be&. 10.24 lcs. SHERMAN SANDBERG and LAVONNE R. PALAMQUIST FITZGERALD Sherman (Sherm) Sandberg Fitzgerald is a direct decent of Perry Fitzgerald, a scout who came West in the historic trek with Brigham Young. He was in John Higbee's company and entered the Valley of the Great Salt Lake on July 24, 1847. Perry Fitzgerald married his 3rd wife, Agnes Wadsworth, on March 21, 1853. In 1851 Perry moved to Draper and established a permanent home. It was a large log cabin built along the creek. This large log cabin had an upper story loft and probably a fire pit. Agnes gave birth to five of their 13 children here. A terrific storm came and flooded the area; Perry moved the cabin farther north, where it later served as Perry's barn and stood for over 125 years. Eventually it was carefully dismantled and marked so it could be rebuilt as an original log cabin which is displayed at the Draper Park by the Perry Fitzgerald descendants. During the early 1860's Perry built a new house 50 yards to the East of the log cabin and it wasn't adobe or a log cabin, but the first brick home built south of 6400 South. Benjamin Franklin (Frank) Fitzgerald, born February 2, 1859, died March 3, 1931, was the fourth child of 13 children born to Perry and Agnes Fitzgerald. He married Mary Ann Garff, born May 28, 1871, in Riverton Utah, died July 1, 1949, on February 2, 1896. From July 14, - 188lf, - ro~) February 6, 1889, Jonanthan C. Crapo built the home that is deseretnews.com OESERET NEWS WWW EDITION .~~~. Happy 50th Anniversary Sherman Sandberg Fitzgerald and laVonne Fitzgerald celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary with their children and. grandchildren. They were married on January 28. 1950. Since then. they have resided in Draper. Utah. located at 1128 E. 12400 S. (now Pioneer Rd.) This home was just west of the original log cabin which now stands at Ann Fit z g era I d Draper Park. Benjamin and Mary raised their children in this home, as did McKinley and Marilla Fitzgerald, and Sherman and LaVonne Fitzgerald. McKinley (Mack) Garff Fitzgerald was the 2nd child of Benjamin and Mary Ann, born on July 29, 1898. He married Marilla Sandberg, born January 25, 1890, in the Salt Lake - ---Temple on June 25, 1924. Mack met Marilla, who was a in the Salt Lake Temple on June 21, 1960. They had five children: Sherman Kent Fitzgerald, August 29, 1950; Karen Fitzgerald, December 16, 1951; Lowell Darwin Fitzgerald, November 18, 1952; Kevin Floyd Fitzgerald, April 18, 1954; and Karleen Fitzgerald, July 26, 1955. Sherman and LaVonne lived on 10600 South 700 East for one month, and then moved into the Fitzgerald home on 1128 E. 12400 So., now Pioneer Road, Draper, with Sherm's parents Mack and Marilla. The home was remodeled to accommodate two families. Sherman and his. father Mack continued to farm and milk cows. Mack died at home from cancer of the liver on January 1, 1960. Marilla resided in the home until she died on December 11, 1971. In 1962 Sherman and LaVonne formed Sher-Von Dairy. They then built an up to date milk processing plant with a milking parlor for the cows. They sold bottled milk to distributors and had a Milk Depot located on the farm for the public to purchase milk. During that time milk was in glass bottles. They bottled glass % gallons and pints, also 8 oz. milk cartons for schools. In 1972 they incorporated and changed the name to KDK Inc. The conversion was made to plastiC milk containers. The business continued to grow and their products were available in many stores. KDK shut down operations and sold their last milk product on May 31,2002. In 1996 the Utah Century Farm and Ranch committee hereby recognized the farm with official designation as a Utah Century Farm & Ranch. This was awarded the 15th day of May in the year 1996, for 100 years of perseverance. On January 20, 2002, the Draper Historical SOciety acknowledged Sherman Fitzgerald as a Modern Draper Pioneer for operating a farm started by Perry Fitzgerald in 1851 , and maintaining the continuous family ownership: Benjamin Franklin Fitzgerald, McKinley Garff Fitzgerald and now Sherman Fitzgerald. Operation of that farm is a true feat in this day of corporate agriculture. This award was presented on January 28, 1998. On July 20, 2002, Sherman was honored to be the Grand Marshal of Draper Days Parade, celebrating the pioneers trek on July 24, 1847. Sherman has been a director on the Draper Irrigation registered nurse, when she came to care for Mack's sister, Roylance, who was on a date with her fiance, Rodney Cushing, when fleeing robbers leaped from their car when they were stopped at the Draper Crossroads. Their car fled and the robber's sedan pursued shooting at the car. Roylance received a bullet in her spine. Marilla came to care for Roylance during the week and went home on the weekends. Mack would take Marilla back and forth to the bus stop. Roylance died five months later. Mack and Marilla had four boys: McKinley Reid Fitzgerald, born March 27, 1925, died June 19, 2003; Sherman Sandberg Fitzgerald, born July 29, 1926; Vaughn Garff Fitzgerald, born December 17, 1927; Boyd Franklin Fitzgerald, born January 31, 1929. Sherman (Sherm), as a young boy worked on the farm. His father Mack decided that having dairy cows could bring in a lot more needed income for the family. Therefore, Sherm and his brothers also began milking cows. Sherm attended Draper Elementary 1st thru gth grade. He then went to Jordan High School. They were called the Beetdiggers. School colors were gray and maroon. Sherm attended the 10th thru 12th grade. He played basketball, was a member of the Athletic Club and belonged to Future Farmers of America (FFA.) He entered a heifer in the Utah State Fair his senior year and the heifer received 1st place in Junior Dairy Cattle. He was beat out of Grand Champion by a mature cow which is only reasonable. After the judging he stayed at the fair, the bam floors were cleared and they had a dance. Sherm was granted three or four farm deferments before Uncle Sam finally decided it was time for him to serve his country in 1943. Sherm became an aviation radioman at a Memphis training school. He served in the Navy during World War fl. He was on the destroyer Charlie R. Ware 00865. He still remembers his serial number to this day. When Sherm returned home from the war he bought a 1947 dark blue Champion Studebaker. He met his wife, LaVonne R. Palmquist, from Salt Lake City, born June 4, 1929, on a blind date. LaVonne graduated from Granite High School. She was working at Kress's five and dime store. They married on January 28, 1950, in Las Vegas, Nevada, and later married LaVonne Fitzgerald 1929 - 2017 r h h LaVonne Rosamond Palmquist n Fitzgerald, our beloved wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, passed away at the age of 88 on November 13. 2017, surrounded by family at her home in Drape,~ Utan; LaVonne was born on June 4, 1929 to parents Lowell and Ann Palmquist. She married the love of her life, , Sherman Fitzgerald, on January 28, 1950. Later they solemnized their -. marriage in the Salt Lake Temple on June 21, 1960. Together they had five children who they raised together on their family dairy farm in Draper, Utah. LaVonne cooked her famous roasts with an open invite for all to enjoy and if you couldn't make it on Sunday you could stop by for Monday leftovers. The holidays were always a big event at the farm and LaVonne made each one special with her own unique twist \ creating traditions that will be passed down for generations. She was a very talented quilter and enjoyed making quilts for her loved ones. Her beautiful quilts are great keepsakes for all who received them. LaVonne loved her grandchildren and great grandchildren and all the time she spent with them. Visiting .Grandma at the farm was a special treat where there would be an ample amount of candy, sodas, nuts, crackers and Easy Cheese. Grandchildren and great grandchildren looked forward to feeding the animals and in grandma'S younger days she would pedal her three-wheeler bike around with them. . She was witty and had the gift of gab making all those she encountered feel welcomed and loved. While she will be greatly missed, her love will carryon in the hearts of her family forever. LaVonne is survived by her children, Karen {Steve} Pearce, L. Darwin Fitzgerald, Kevin {Cindy} Fitzgerald and Karleen N&l:aisei grandchildren, Mack Fitzgerald, Sam {Ashley} Fitzgerald, Brent {Michelle} Pearce, Wendy (Nate) Cottle, Jenny {Marcus} Burrup, Toree {Richard} Suchar, Shane (Amy) Cottle, Nicole (Matt) Empey, Brianna Fitzgerald, James Necaise, Ricky (Melissa) Necaise and Cary (Chelsey) Necaise; 22 great grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents, husband, Sherman Fitzgeraldi son, Sherman Kent Fitzgerald; siblings, Lowell Junior, Betty McKenzie and Marlyn O'Leary. A graveside service will be held at 12 Noon on Friday, November 17, 2017 at the Draper City Cemetery, 12450 South 900 East. A viewing will be held from 10-11;30 a.m. prior to the graveside at Anderson & Goff Mortuary, 11859 South 700 East, Draper, Utah. www.goffmortuary.com _..0..-_ Sherman Sandberg Fitzgerald 712911926 - 10/512012 Our beloved husband, father, grandfather & great grandfather passed away at age, 86 on October 5, 2012 while surrounded ' by family at his home in Draper, Utah, He was born July 29, 1926 to McKinley and Marilla Sandberg Fitzgerald. He graduated from Jordan School. He served in the Navy as an Aviation Radiop;1an in World War II. When returning home he mei the love of his life, LaV~nne Palmquist, who he married on January 28, 1950. Later their marriage was solemnized in the SLC Temple on June 21,1960. He took over the family farm of dairy cattle and sheep. In 1962 they started Sher-Von Dairy & sold milk to the public. In 1972, the name was changed to K.D.K. Dairy. The Utah Century Farm & Ranch recognized the farm for 100 years of continuous farming and the 2nd oldest farm in the State of Utah in 1996. Sherman served on the Board of Directors for the Draper Irrigation CompanylWaterPro from 1961~2011. He enjoyed playing sports and was a loyal Jazz.fan. He truly loved farming, his wife and family. He is survived by his wife, LaVonne, children, Karen (Steve) Pearce, L. Darwin Fitzgerald, Kevin F. (Cindy) Fitzgerald and Karleen Necaise;12 grandchildren & 11 great grandchildren. He will be welcomed in heaven by parents, McKinley & Marilla Sandberg Fitzgerald; son, Sherman Kent Fitzgerald; brothers, Reid, Vaughn and Boyd Fitzgerald. Funeral services will be held at 11 :00 a.m. on Thursday, October 11, 2012 at Goff Mortuary, 8090 S. State Street. Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday evening and 1 hour prior to the services. Interment, Draper City Cemetery. www.goffmortuary.com ~4:t 11//{//9/ __~ .1i~~~wOlthY .·i . Shetman Fitigerald was cited by the Salt Lake County Farm Bureau as owning the oldest farm in single-family life ownership in the county. His Draper farm was settled in 1851 by his great-grandfather, Perry FitzgeraTd, then passed to Perry's son, Benjamin; to his' son, McKinley, and finally to Sherman. At 140 years, it is one of the oldest (if not the oldest) farms still in production agricultUrally in the state, acoording to Steve Stefanoff, Farm Bureau president. Pleose see NEXT PAGE Sherman Fitzgerald Obituary: Sherman Fitzgerald's Obituary by the Oeser... Page 1 of 1 Sherman Fitzgerald 7/29/1926 - 10/5/2012 Our beloved husband , father, grandfather & great grandfather passed away at age 86 on October 5, 2012 while surrounded by family at his home in Draper, Utah. He was born July 29, 1926 to McKinley and Marilla Sandberg Fitzgerald. He graduated from Jordan High School. He served in the Navy as an Aviation Radioman in World War II. When returning home he met the love of his life, LaVonne Palmquist, who he married on January 28, 1950. Later their marriage was solemnized in the SLC Temple on June 21, 1960. He took over the family farm of dairy cattle and sheep. In 1962 they started Sher-Von Dairy & sold milk to the public. In 1972, the name was changed to K.D.K. Dairy. The Utah Century Farm & Ranch recognized the farm for 100 years of continuous farming and the 2nd oldest farm in the State of Utah in 1996. Sherman served on the Board of Directors for the Draper Irrigation CompanylWaterPro from 1961-2011 . He enjoyed playing sports and was a loyal Jazz fan . He truly loved farming , his wife and family. He is survived by his wife, LaVonne, children, Karen (Steve) Pearce, L. Darwin Fitzgerald, Kevin F. (Cindy) Fitzgerald and Karleen Necaise;12 grandchildren & 11 great grandchildren. He will be welcomed in heaven by parents, McKinley & Marilla Sandberg Fitzgerald; son, Sherman Kent Fitzgerald; brothers, Reid, Vaughn and Boyd Fitzgerald. Funeral services will be held at 11 :00 a.m. on Thursday, October 11 , 2012 at Goff Mortuary, 8090 S. State Street. Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday evening and 1 hour prior to the services. Interment, Draper City Cemetery. vMW.9offmortuary.com Published in Deseret News from October 7 to October 9,2012 Sherman Kent Fitzgerald /" o 1950 -- 2010 Sherman Kent Fitzgerald, 59, passed aWGY July 6, 201 0 In Riverton, Utah. He was born August 29; ~ 950 in Draper, Utah to Sherman Sandberg and laVanne Palmquist Fitzgerald. Graduated from Jordon High School. Decorated Veteran, proudly served two tours of duty In Vietnam. Married June Rose Tetrick. Partner in family business - K.D.K. Dairy. Worked in low enforcement at Deseret Chemical Depot. Survived by sons, Mack Kent and Sherman Sam; granddaughter, Kenzie (Sam); parents, LaVonne and Sherman; brothers, Darwin and Kevin; sisters, Karen and Karleen. Special thanks to best friend and companion, Dixie Anderson. Special thanks also to Joe Pullan and friends for helping Dad complete his "bucket IIstl" Funeral services will be held Saturdo}" July 10, 2010. at 11 a.m. at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State, where friends may visit one hour (:lrior to services. Interment, Draper City Cemetery • ._ - -- - - - - - - July 10, 2010 11:00 a.m. Goff Mortuary Officiating ............................................. Richard Call Prelude / Postlude Music ........... Recorded Selections Family Prayer .................. Mack and Sam Fitzgerald Moment of Silence Speaker ...................... ....................... Berkley White Pallbearers Darwin Fitzgerald Mack Fitzgerald Rod Wilkerson Kevin Fitzgerald Sam Fitzgerald Butch Kersh GOFF MORTUARY· FUNERAL DIRECTORS Interment Draper City Cemetery 12450 South 900 East Draper, Utah Dedication of Grave ........................ Kevin Fitzgerald CUrreJlt Events - - February Office Closure WaterPro's office will be closed all day on Monday, February 21 in observance of Presidents' Day. Sherman FltzgeraloRetlres' fromWaterPro Board WaterPro, Inc. 12421 South 800 F,asl Draper, UT84020 801.571.2232 Office 801.571.8054 Fa.x Inl'W.I"alerpro.net After nearly a half-century of service to Draper Irrigation/WaterPro, Sherman Fitzgerald has resigned from the company's Board of Directors. He is the second-longest serving member of the board (Heber A. Smith was the longest, serving from 1888 to 1943). When Sherm joined the board in 1963, he carried on a family tradition. His father, Mack Fitzgerald, served on the board from 1939 to 1959. Sherm's grandfather also held a seat on the board. Sherm was born in Draper and still resides on the family farm here. He and his wife laVon were married in 1950 and raised their five children in Draper. Sherm and laVon founded the Sher-Von Dairy in 1963. They later changed the name to KDK Dairy, which represented the initials of their three sons. T,:e ~~!¥.EEerated the da~ry until 2002. Kent Ware of Draper has been appointed to Inside this Issue: Wa(erPfo arid Property .' ',2 Taxes Plan to AttendiOUr Stockholde~' ,Meeting WateiPro HistQIYt.4&t': meAt' serve the remainder of Sherm's term on the board of directors. 2 2 Your Vote Counts! Please Return Your WaterPro Ballot In early February you'll receive a ballot to vote for two positions on the WaterPro Board of Directors. Please votel We must receive 1/3 of the total votes from all of our stockholders in order to keep business running as normal. Please attend in person or by proxy; we do need your vote. At our,shareholders' meeting on March 16 we will cover current and future projects and answer any questions you may have about the company. Come learn more about us and what we are doing. If you are planning to attend the shareholders' meeting, just bring the ballot to the meeting. Otherwise, mail or bring your marked ballot to our office before March 16. ff you do not know the number of shares you own, just leave that portion blank and we will fill ij in for you. Please remember to mark and sign your ballot, and make sure your current address is on the ballot before returning it to us. News, Salt Lake Telegram (Salt Lake City, Utah) . Mon, Mar 23, 1931 • Page 15 https 11www.newspapers .comlimagel288635629 ~-.-., I~ .. Downloaded on Ju111, 2018 Deaths .. , .. -.. ~,-.-.""".-~. ~~,~~~.~, Copyright <C> 2018 Newspapers.com. AU Rights Reservec. ~ "'~-,~ Mary Ann G. FitzgeroTa I Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ann Gar!! Pltzgerald, 77. of 718 Emerson Ave ., who died Friday In a Salt Lake I hospital after IL long Illness. wtlt be conducted TuesdlL), at 1 p.m. in Hawthorne Ward chapel. Church of Je.ua Christ of Latter-day Saints, by Bishop Clifton Jacobsen . Friends may call It 260 E ... t South Tempi" St. Monday from 5 to 8 p .m. and at the lamUy residence Tuesday from 10 :30 a.m. to 12 :30 p.m. Burial wtlt be In Draper Cemetery. Mr.. Fltz,erald ",.. born Dec. 28, 1871, ..' ~nt~~~~:r,s.a Gd:r~f.ht~~e O~a~"t~.r~e/~~ Benjamin Franklln Pltz,erald Feb. 20, 1896, In Draper. They moved to SlLlt Lake City ' In 192~ where Mr. FIUserald died Much 22, 1931. Survivor. Include three daughters, Mrs. Gen"vleve McCulUn. Mrs. Afton Randolph, and Mrs. Antomlna Perkins. Salt Lake City; three .ons, Gll!! Fitzgerald . Provo; Macl< G. and Franklin Joseph Fltzgerala, ,Draper, and 13 grandchildren. . Also surviving are six brothers. Mo.e. !O. Garff. Midvale; Orson A. Gar!l. Logan; 'Heber N.• Regnal W.• Royal B. and AarOD Garff. S&lt Lake City , and three alsters. Mr •. Connl. Drown and Mrs. Hulda Sa Usbury, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Mlna Mickelsen, Draper. I , J (~ - • !; ~- ..>('-." ,\ ,R[-vrcTrM-OF ' If+ BANDIT DUO DIES .. -;t::-: Roylance F,itzgerafd ~~~------------ OF BULLET WOUND Following Long Struggle . For Life Roylance Fitz, gerald Finally Succumbs " To Inju!'ies. Dr.aP""' lIlr,j Atter a tive months' struggle for 'Vho died Friday of wounds s lite.' during wbich time hopes were fered Dec. 16. during an atter. at Inten'als held tor her compl'ete to hold up an automobile In wh F: Al 'VICTIM or ~ ~.~A .~ ~ ~~. v~'_ HAN nITS 0I~""S :i£~~ xu~~r~:;~~~~~W~t1~~~:~ti; O\~:;fa~:;:h::~~:; o:o:I1s:e:~ , " ' .. " 'l · ,.;:~o;:~~h;:!S~tR~~~~:~: ' Fit and_~~e hers~~tG sweetheart Mr:.&;.a Id- she jng .~n hlghwa~·.where I Fitzgera.ld. dl-ed at ;; o'clock F:lday .. 'aftA~noon 'at the home ot her par- two youthful bandits who had ~ ~ orized motorists on the hlghw. ,. Y •• , . ., _., ... \F . iwhen the automobile in which sile gerald was the cllmax of a ser ;wal< riding with her sweetheart. lot desperate holdups perpetrated !Rodney Cushing. 29. was held up ,the young criminals on that tra ~ by William A . Farr, 19. ot Mldva.le. :nlght. . I and Rex Aylett, 21. ot West Jordan' i i two ~'outhtul bandits who had ter. rorlzed motorists on the highways of Salt Lake county for several months. The fatal shooting of Miss Fitzgerald was the climax of a. series ot desperate holdups perpetrated by the youn~ criminals on that tragic 1' nl,g ht. . lIaDT Held 'Up. • . I Automobile after automobile was, held up and occupants compelled UI exchange cars with the desperadoes. It was when young Cushing refused to obey the commands of the bandits an1 made a val"l etfort to out-' race them that they opened fire on ,h is car. Stili he raced on, with tires I punctured by bullets and his sweet-, heart 81tling bet-ide him with a bul- i let wound til he.r baCk. :She dId not, tell him of her injury until the· bandit's car ....'as lost to sight In ·the rear. : Farr and Aylett were apprehend-, ed by tormer Sheritf ,C. Frank Emery and his deputies a day or two . after the tra.gedy. They pleaded: , guilty to charges of robbery and ! each ....·as sentenced to an IndetermInate te.rm in the state prison. pendIng the outcome of the young wom-, an's Injuries. Now they must face a. ~Ji1iirge of murder In the first dc'- , greS' as a result of their careers of reckless crime. A complaint will be tlle~ · :Monday, according to the countYf./l-ttorney's office. . ,,' . Miss Fitzgerald ma.de 110," brave f ig:ht for Hte. The end came !peacefully In the presence 01 relll.th·es and young Cushing. She has been conflned to her bed ' e\'er since the shooting. FO,r th1'ee week!!. she was In a. local hospital and thell removed to her home. GIrl Paralyzed. Fitzgerald, .Shot Aylett , Brave but I It ~~·Q.Z F'rh.1c..y l1*,O:-l1i ; lI; lha t : t:~l.e : recognized Cushing , tOI' the last Hille . 'rhen sae toLd him and her . lUotner that sne wa.:; gomg to lea"e tr,em. Soon :"Ite. :.Ine becam~ unconsclous anCi I'emalned so ulltil the .. nd. 'l'he wounu which injureCi her spme call sed a paralYSIS 01 the lower part ot her body. At the bedSide wnen the end came were her parents, Mr. Cushing her aunts, ~Irs. H . •\1. Cosgrove, Mrs. S . J. Nicholson. Mrs. li. N. Garf!. Mrs. R. B . Garft and Mrs. G. P. Garti; her uncles, R . B. Garff and .A, 'Z . Gar!! and R. '\V. GaTt!; hel' brothers, ••!cKinley and Garff Fitzgerald. and Mrs. Genevieve ~lc;!'lul­ len and Antomlna. and Aiton Fitzgerald. sisters . ~1I8S Fitzgerald wa3 J>:raduated Iv~' Ij L\' .1 ' l fI --.r V u P(/ f JO$·e ph F-rd;vt/(.!t~ Up Ie.\... or I I I~::.r::- r l.l /U l-ith 0 i 6 PHOTOGRAPHS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 1 West elevation of house. Camera facing east. Photograph 2 South elevation of house. Camera facing north. page 7 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 3 Southeast corner of house. Camera facing northwest. Photograph 4 East elevation of house with root cellar on right. Camera facing west. page 8 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 5 Northwest corner of house. Camera facing southeast. Photograph 6 North elevation of root cellar with house on right. Camera facing south. page 9 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 7 West and south elevations of garage. Camera facing northeast. Photograph 8 South and east elevations of garage. Camera facing northwest. page 10 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road , Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 9 South and west elevations of cow shed . Camera facing northeast. Photograph 10 South elevation of coop. Camera facing northeast. page 11 ~ 6....P :..H = O;.:: T~ O~G .:.RA =;:;. P;:;.:: H~ S~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1 ,;""o.;: 128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 11 North and west elevations of barn. Camera facing east. \ Photograph 12 North and west elevations of sheep shed. Camera facing southeast. age 12 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 13 West elevation of milk plant. Camera facing east. Photograph 14 North elevation of milk plant. Camera facing south. page 13 6 PHOTOGRAPHS 1128 E. Pioneer Road, Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 15 North and west elevations of milk plant. Camera facing south . Photograph 16 View of milk plant and silo with coop on right. Camera facing west. page 14