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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. I, 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, Salt Lake Co., UT I I Bringhurst, Samuel & Lenora, House UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 00536 1303 Bringhurst, Samuel & Leonora House 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, UT Photo 8 Photo 9 Bringhurst, Samuel & Leonora House 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, UT Photo 10 Photo 13 Bringhurst, Samuel & Leonora House 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, UT Photo 15 Photo 16 Bringhurst, Samuel & Leonora House 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, UT Photo 17 2016 HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION 1 IDENTIFICATION Name of Property: Bringhurst, Samuel & Lenora, House Address: 4755 S. Rainbow Drive Twnshp: 2 S City, County: Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah 84107 UTM- Current Owner Name: Michelle L. Beeby Range: 1 E Section: 6 12 425191 4502371 USGS Map Name & Date: South Salt Lake, Utah Quad, 1998 Current Owner Address: 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, UT 84107 Tax Number: 22-06-377-021 Legal Description (include acreage): LOT 21 BLK 3 MURRAY HILL GARDENS. EXCEPT BEG AT SE COR SD LOT 21; N 17"12' W 102.87 FT; S 12"15'03" E 104.01 FT; E'LY ALG A CURVE TO L 9 FT TO BEG. 0.25 AC. Z STATUSIUSE Property Category Lbuilding(s) _structure _site _object Evaluation Leligible!contributing _ineligible/non-contributing _out-ol-period Use Original Use: Single Dwelling Current Use: Single Dwelling 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates _slides: brints: 2018 Lhistoric: 1941 Drawings and Plans Lmeasuredjloorplans 1941 tax card Lsite sketch map aerial photograph _Historic American Bldg. Survey _original plans available at: _other: Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) Labstract oftitle Lcity!county histories Ltax card & photo bersonal interviews _building permit _USHS Library _sewer permit L USHS Preservation Files _Sanborn Maps USHS Architects File Lobituary index LLDS Family History Library Lcity directories/gazetteers Llocallibrary: Murray City Library LcensusrecordS _university library(ies): _biographical encyclopedias Lnewspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies ofall research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Beeby, Michelle Ellis. Interview conducted by author, August 2018, Murray, Utah. Broschinsky, Korral. "Historic Resources of Murray City, Utah, 1850-1967." National Register of Historic Places, Multiple Property Documentation Form, 2012. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office. ______. "Murray Hill Gardens Survey Reconnaissance Level Survey, 2016." Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office. Federal Housing Administration. Principles of Planning Small Houses, Technical Bulletin No.4, Washington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1936. Lufkin, Beatrice. "Murray City Reconnaissance Level Survey." Final Report, June 2002. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office. National Register of Historic Places, 2004. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office. _ _ _ _ _ . Murray Downtown Residential Historic District. 2005. Murray City Corporation. Faces of Murray, 1903-2003. Murray, Utah: Murray City Corporation, 2003. _ _ _ _ _ . The History of Murray City, Utah. Murray Bicentennial Book Commission. Salt Lake City, Utah: StanwaylWheelwright Printing Company, 1976. Murray Eagle, various issues. Polk Directories, Salt Lake City, 1935-1979. Published by R.L. Polk & Co. Available at the Utah State Historical Society. [Salt Lake County Tax Assessor's Cards and Photographs]. Available at the Salt Lake County Archives. [Salt Lake County Title Abstracts]. Available at the Salt Lake County Recorder's Office. Salt Lake Tribune, various issues. United States Census. Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah, 1940. Researcher/Organization: Preservation Documentation Resource/prepared for Murray City Date: 2018 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Building Style/Type:_ _ _M_i_n_im_a;....I_T_ra;;....d;....it;;....io;....n.;.;;.a;.;...I/_C.;;..a""p....e;....C..;;....;;..od~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Foundation Material: page 2 No. Stories:'---";";"";;;'--1~ Brick, Aluminum Siding - - -Concrete - - - - - - - - - -Wall Material(s): ----~-----~----- Additions: _X_none _minor _major (describe below) Alterations: _none ~minor _major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings _"'---_ and/or structures Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Samuel and Lenora Bringhurst House is a 1~-story brick residence built in 1941. The property is located at 4755 S. Rainbow Drive in Murray, Utah. The main level of the house is constructed of brick masonry on a concrete foundation. The upper level was originally sheathed in wood siding and is now covered in aluminum siding (both white). The Bringhurst House is one of five Cape Cod houses in the Murray Hill Gardens subdivision. The original one-story attached garage was converted to living space in 1967, and a detached garage was built in 1985 (noncontributing). The original garage opening did not face the street and, therefore, the conversion does not impact the visual integrity of the design. The house is on a 0.25-acre lot with lawn, flowerbeds, and mature trees. The house has had minor modifications, such as the newer siding and replacement windows that impact integrity in terms of materials and workmanship. However, the overall integrity of location, setting, association, and feeling is excellent. The main block of the Bringhurst House is a rectangle measuring 36 feet by 24 feet with the wide side facing west to Rainbow Drive. The north half of the fac;ade projects slightly creating a notch at the northwest corner. The original attached garage is set back from the main house. It has a footprint of 18 by 22 feet with the narrower side facing the street and the opening in the rear. The concrete foundation is barely visible above grade. The masonry is a textured tapestry dark red brick. The brick is laid in running bond with white-colored flush mortar joints. The main block has a simple gable roof with the ridgeline parallel to Rainbow Drive. There is a secondary simple gable over the attached garage with a slightly lower ridgeline, also parallel to the street. There are two narrow dormers in the fac;ade (west elevation) and one wide center dormer in the rear (east elevation). The roof has recently been re-sheathed in small dark blue shingles. The fac;ade feels symmetrical although the front entry is slightly off-center. There is a low concrete stoop with a flat canopy supported on original L-shaped wrought-iron posts. These posts feature elaborate scroll insets and are painted white. The front door is the original wood panel door with fanlight, but the screen is newer. There is a glass block sidelight. Flanking the entry are two picture windows with rowlock brick sills. The original multi-light windows were replaced with single pane vinyl windows (circa 1990). A multi-light window in the garage wall of the fac;ade was also replaced with the slider. All the main level windows have white faux shutters. The multi-light dormer windows were also replaced with one-over-one vinyl windows. The clapboard siding on the upper level and porch frieze has been replaced with aluminum clapboard siding. The modification is compatible, but the originally decorative scalloped edge is extant only under the porches. The south elevation is divided by a full brick chimney stack with a concrete coping. Each level (main, upper, and basement) has two windows flanking the stack. The multi-light windows were also replaced, but the main level windows feature faux muntins. The rear (east) elevation also has replacement windows. There is one back door in the main block and another door and siding in the former garage opening. The later rear dormer has a shed roof. Both the main house and former garage feature a covered patio with a nearly flat roof supported on lattice-style posts. The north elevation two windows in the upper gable end. On the interior, the house originally had 880 square feet of space on the main floor. This was increased to 1,271 square feet of space when the garage was converted in 1967. The upper level has 526 square feet of space. The basement is full under the main block with 762 square feet of space. When the house was completed in 1941, the two upper rooms and one half of the basement was finished. There were two bathrooms. Interior modifications include an updated kitchen and the addition of a half bath and master bedroom. The living room's hardwood floors and mantelpiece are intact. The Bringhurst House sits on a 0.25-acre corner parcel. The frontage on Rainbow Drive is straight, but the frontage along Mountain View Drive is slightly curved. The two-car garage built in 1985 faces Mountain View Drive. The garage is built of materials similar to the house: a brick base and siding in the gable trim. There are mature shrubs and flowerbeds around the house with mostly lawn in the front and side yards. On the north side of the house are a mature evergreen and a mature deciduous tree. There are younger trees in the parking strip. The backyard is shallow and mostly devoted to the concrete patio between the house and garage. There is a concrete driveway to the garage. The property has good history integrity and is a contributing resource in its historic Murray neighborhood. 5 IDSTORY 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Architect/Builder: _-"U""'n.!.Ck"-'n""o..!.!w"-'n'--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Date of Construction: page 3 1941 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) _Economics _Industry _Politics/ _Agriculture C Architecture _Education _Invention Government _Archeology _Engineering _Landscape _Religion _Science _Art _Entertainment/ Architecture _Law _ Social History _Commerce Recreation _Transportation _Literature _Communications _Ethnic Heritage _Maritime History _Other _Exploration! Q..Community Planning _Military & Development Settlement _Health/Medicine _ Performing Arts _Conservation 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 Samuel and Lenora Bringhurst House was built in 1941 just prior to World War II. The property is a contributing resource in its historic Murray neighborhood in the areas of Architecture and Community Planning & Development. In the area of Community Planning, the Bringhurst property is part of the Murray Hill Gardens subdivision neighborhood, which was developed between the 1940s and 1950s. Murray Hill Gardens was one of only two prewar subdivisions in Murray and pre-dated the city's postwar boom period. The property is contributing in the area of Architecture as an example of a Cape Cod cottage with Minimal Traditional details. Cape Cod houses of the period were rare in Utah, and the Murray Hill Gardens subdivision had a small concentration of six examples. The house is also an example of the Federal Housing Administration's Guidelines for Small Houses, which were published in 1936 to help stimulate the construction industry and promote home ownership during the depression years. The house has minor modifications and would likely not be eligible for Architecture as an individual nomination but contributes to the historic resources of the subdivision. The property is potentially eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under the Historic Resources of Murray City, 1850-1967, Multiple Property Listing and Submission (MPS). The contextual periods of the MPS are divided by building type. The Bringhurst house is eligible within the historic context, the "Americanization of Murray's Residential Architecture, 1902-1965" and the subdivision is eligible for the above context, as well as the "Murray's Subdivision Development Boom Period, 1946-1967" contextual period . Murray City has undergone four major periods of historic development. The first was a period of agrarian settlement lasting from 1848 to 1869. The second was as an industrial boomtown that began with the coming of the railroad and the establishment of several smelters in the area. The second period lasted from 1870 to 1931, the year the Great Depression reached Murray. This era also included the beginning of a community-building period after Murray's incorporation in 1903. Though agriculture continued in Murray for some time, the agrarian economy was increasingly supplanted by industry and commerce in the twentieth century. The third period of development began with the depression, a second world war and ended in 1960s after a phenomenal period of population and subdivision growth in the city. The year 1950 marked the closure of the last smelter in the city, and also coincided with the beginning of the transformation of the city from an independent industrial town to a suburban bedroom community for nearby Salt Lake City. By the early twentieth century, Murray's commercial district had spread north to the intersection of 4800 South and State Street. 1 As the commercial district grew, a large number of merchants and professionals moved to a neighborhood east of State Street between Vine Street and both sides of 4800 South. This neighborhood was listed on the National Register as the Murray Downtown Residential Historic District in 2004 (NRIS #04001566).2 The area between 4800 South and 4500 South, and State Street and the Big Cottonwood Creek was part of a farm owned by Jonathan and Saran Brown, English immigrants who settled in Murray in 1853. Their oldest son, Henry W. Brown, filed the first homestead patent on the land in 1874. By the late 1930s, the homestead acreage had been reduced, but the area was still semi-rural. Prior to a county-wide survey in 1917,4800 South was 17th Street. It was also commonly called Murray Boulevard or the Murray-Holladay Road. West of State Street, it was called the Murray-Taylorsville Road. Today's 4500 South was originally 16th Street. 2 The commercial business district was listed as the Murray Downtown Historic District in 2006 (NRIS #06000928). 1 5 mSTORY 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah page 4 -continue~ In 1938, Edward M. Ashton, a Salt Lake City real estate developer, began working with descendants of the Brown family and other property owners on the Murray Hill Gardens subdivision. On January 10, 1940, Ashton filed the subdivision plat on behalf of fifteen property owners. Murray Hill Gardens was the first subdivision to be plated in Murray after the depression years of the early 1930s. By the time the United States entered World War II in December 1941 , thirty-one homes had been built in the first phase of the subdivision, mostly on Brown Street and the west half of Mountain View Drive. About half the houses on Rainbow Drive were built before the war, the other half were built in the postwar period. The first homes built in the area followed FHA guidelines for small houses, first developed in 1936 to help stimulate home ownership and the construction industry following the Great Depression . Permission for the construction of these private homes during World War II was likely given because the nearby lead smelter was used to manufacture bullets and therefore classified as a defense industry. The first phase of the Murray Hill Gardens subdivision, developed between 1938 and 1945, was particularly popular with families of Murray's professional and merchants, who had strong ties to the nearby business district. One of the original owners, Karl D. Hardy, was primarily responsible for selling the remaining lots. Karl D. Hardy worked for the Home Investment Company. On May 3, 1941, Karl D. and May J. Hardy sold Block 3, Lot 21 to Lenora K. Bringhurst. Lenora Bringhurst and her husband, Samuel E. Bringhurst, took out a mortgage for $5,400 on the property for the construction of the house. The builder is unknown. A photograph of the S. E. Bringhurst home was featured in the December 18, 1941 , issue of the Murray Eagle as one example of the beautiful new homes in the Murray Hill Gardens subdivision. Samuel Enoch Bringhurst was born in Taylorsville, Utah, on January 27, 1890. He was the grandson of the first homesteaders in the Bennion-Taylorsville area that later was annexed into Murray in 1979. Lenora Kemp was born on February 14,1892, in St. George, Utah. Samuel and Lenora were married December 9, 1909. Samuel served in the Swiss-German mission for the LOS Church after his marriage. Lenora remained in St. George and when Samuel return their first child was born in St. George. They later moved to Murray where they had three more children. Sam and Lenora had three daughters and one son, born between 1913 and 1922: Evelyn Bringhurst Wood, Lucy Bringhurst Bagley, Leah Bringhurst Wolfley, and Samuel John Bringhurst. The family is listed on the 1920 census at 389 E. 4800 South, when Sam was working as a manager for a local company. On the 1930 census, Sam worked for an automobile dealership and the family was living at 545 E. Vine Street. Samuel Bringhurst was also a Murray Justice of the Peace between 1926 and 1931 . On the 1940 census, the household include their son, Samuel John, and their daughter, Evelyn and her husband, Eugene Wood. Sam worked as an appraiser for the Home Owners Loan Company and Eugene was an intern at the LOS Hospital. The city directories indicate that the Woods moved to an apartment closer to the hospital when Sam and Lenora moved to the new house in 1941. Samuel John married in 1946. Sam and Lenora did not have much time to enjoy their new home. Samuel Bringhurst was called to be the mission president for the LOS Church in the Northwestern United States, where he served from 1944 to 1948. He then served as the president of the Austrian-Swiss mission between 1948 and 1953. While in Switzerland, he selected the site for an LOS Temple. When construction was completed in 1955, Samuel Bringhurst was called to be the first temple president and Lenora the first temple matron. During this time of church service, Bringhurst family members took turns living in the Murray house. Dr. Eugene and Evelyn Wood returned for a few years in the 1940s before they purchased a house in the Avenues neighborhood of Salt Lake City. Leah and her husband, Delbert Wolfley, lived in the house in the 1950s. Delbert was a regional sales manager for the Dry Chem Company. The Wolfleys stayed in Murray and later purchased a home at 4710 S. Rainbow Circle. Sam and Lenora lived in the home in the 1960s before retiring to a condominium in the Three Fountains development at the east end of 4800 South. Samuel Enoch Bringhurst died on January 31 , 1973. Lenora Kemp Bringhurst died on July 29, 1974. They are buried in the Taylorsville Memorial Cemetery. In 1969, John Patrick and Phyllis R. Jones had a contract to buy the Rainbow Drive property, but it was the Bringhurst family who sold the house after Sam and Lenora's deaths. In 1978, the property was deeded to Kroft Inc. and in 1979 to Jeanette Wright. Jeanette sold the property to Joseph and Julie Davis in 1988. The Davis family sold the house to the current owner, Michelle L. Ellis Beeby in 2010. .6 PHOTOGRAPHS 4755. S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Common Label Information: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Name: Address: 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah, 84107 Photographer: Korral Broschinsky Date: August 2018 Digital color photographs on file at Utah SHPO. Photograph 1 West elevation of house . Camera facing east. page 5 .6 PHOTOGRAPHS 4755.S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 2 West elevation of house, front entry detail. Camera facing northeast. Photograph 3 West and south elevations of house with garage on right. Camera facing northeast. page 6 .6 PHOTOGRAPHS 4755.S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 4 South elevation of house. Camera facing north. Photograph 5 East elevation of house . Camera facing northwest. page 7 .6 PHOTOGRAPHS 4755.S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 6 West and north elevations of house. Camera facing southeast. Photograph 7 East and south elevations of garage. Camera facing northvvest. page 8 4755 S Rainbow Drive, Salt Lake County , Utah 7 SITE PLAN (AERIAL PHOTO) < o Fee t PHOTOGRAPH KEY 1_-, c::J W " -<r , ~~~"~."~';;"is;~':muel & Lenora , Ho,,,, I Drive 4 E Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah bc--~~ Bringhurst House Omenl Pa rcel Murray Hill G ardens Neighborhood p aile 9 &N 114 SEC 6, T2S, R 1E 4755 S, Ra inbow D-rv e, Salt Lak e County, Uta h 7 SITE PLAN (AERIAL PHOTO) , -+ ", Lalrtude: 40.668176· " 1,000 , Feet W -\>, E Bringhurst, Samuel & Lenora, 4755 S. Rainbow [)rive page 10 "'''"M'I ~~,!,"",'"tLo:"k<eec:o.~ ~~~-l long itude: _111.884665° t-_-. Berryman House Current Pall:el c::J Murray H ill Gardens Neighborhood s-N 1/4 SEC 6, T2S, R1 E Algust201S 8 HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHS 4755 S Rainbow Drive, Salt Lake County, Utah page 11 4755 S. Rainbow Drive Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah circa 1941 tax assessor's photograph 4755 S. 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I +--; WalnlCoJ Storm Saah- Wood D. _ I I ' \ _+-..:..3 -=-.:.C--,' ~I [!<.' \ Olher __+ \ _ +-_-,--_--II \ I I..fO ~ Floors _ -=.-""I=J.,-+-_ _ _--II Metal D. _ S. __\->,1-___--11 \ Total Additions Year Built I f b n. 7 / -./~!Il;-:llI"--i1 \ Avg! A&'ei "'J J?.,..rer - Tenant f ' tNel&,hbor. Recor' Eat. ( ., I Remodel Year J Est. Go.t Reproduction Value \ ( ~) Obaol. or Rem. ~ BId&'. V&lue \ Depr. Col. 1(2) 8 4 6 6 7.3\ % Repr. Val. Mlnuo Depr. $ /, I / (, \ r Gara&,e - Claoo ~epr. 2% 8% Carport - Factor \ Cara _ _ _ Floor ~lls _ _ _ Roof _ _ _ Doo .. _ _-11-_ _ _ _ __ Size Other ----;'r-~ / v (~,,1/ INVVl.t x - - % 11-_ _ _ __ Coat I -• T!>tal Buildin&, Value Appraiaed _ _ _'--_ _ --'~ "·'_-_·_r 19~ 1-2<- (.' ~ By $ .Ij I \ I ,, , I , , ., 1-' I I I I I I ' , 'I , 1· 1 -;' i , , i ! I I ' I I , , I I ;- I I I - .-- I , I I ' C' ~N (. r- ,. ~.:~ I ~.. ~-f:,~~ '" ~ I , ,2.r , :.g~_ ~a::~ e I ,- ,, - = ~!~:-:~};~~?L :- , ,_' I , r- --' .. -._. I , I , I - , ---, , .. , , I , '- - I) ". I , , I Ii ' I : 1-1-1 '_, -I- , l.... REstDENTIAL OUT BUILDINGS [-, r-:-r" T , _I- I 1-\ , I -' Age Size Area FILC- tor , .. ~i._~ , I , CotJt Depr. Value x " x • x . X X TOTAL ~ Rem.rka: __ TC~7" ~ REV . II' __________________________________________________________ 10M STATE 0,. UTAH _ ITATE TAX COMMISSION I j I , , I 1 , , , i I I ! I I ' ~ i I -- l c;;,~;:: ~1.~2J.=4 .... Serial Number ownera .Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-,--_ _-'"")'--' b'ai;;<d &117.U Location -----------------"='"7'J-.,--~--;--7'-'---"i:i~""- Ki~d of Bldg. -liS.~/'-'4""'"-~--CI 8.8L 4 Dimensions Storie. / JC x x x .x. Att. Gar ..{-C.p\ J ,~ ""---' Sq. Ft. . ... i{; .'" c.;7 /.1? • .4.., ) Wal1L--CI. Detlcription of Buildings Additions V Conc. r) _ _ _Totals ~ .J./. 20 s I/ A"¥itions Sills. ~ J.-'. O .J . ' 7 Ext. Walls j J.} J' , Roof Type I I \ I Ii ,' I I/Jr, \ ( ! Mti MLO ... c2.5 0 era-Small-.-.b.. Med. _ _ _ Lfrge 1'1 t Bays-Small _ _ _ Med _ _ _ Large . 1 2? Porches-Front Porch I:-,.;;(-!~) ~ Planters I ... /,71[ 1~ @ @ 7 /0Y- 'h % ",., FulL !..]5.FI'oor 1A, lJ3 I 2. Attic Rooms Fin. / CI_:J- Heat-Stove_ H.A. _ ......,. ~ ""h '" v- Air Cond. - FA ;..- HW_ Stkr _ Coal _ Pipeless _ Full ~ F1oor-Fir_ 5.1 '370 Eiec._ i, f 1 ..:..1') Radiant Zone Finish- Fir. _ _ _ Hd. Wd. Cabinets 8"t"r Unfin. Basin ~ Sink.~ Toilet ..3 Wtr. Sftr. _ _ Shr. St.~ O.T. ....::::....... Dishwasher Garballe Disp. Oil __ Gas I ' .) I 3~:? Basement-Apt. _ _ _ Rms. _ _ Fin. Rms. Plumblnll i 7~- @ 'iJ Ext. Base. Entry Bamt. Gar. !l,};-l) @ . ~~ Rear Cellar-Bamt. - ~, . • xML"" g tyl /)· _ _ _Total. Factor )/)7/ . 7.1)/ .x Foundation-Stone I~ I. St. No. Jf,Z.1J- 123~Cot$ • Ty pe Hd.Wd V Panel - Mantels. / Tile-Walls Wainscot Other - ~ (~ ...., r--- Floors Stonn Sash-Wood D._S. __ ; Metal D._S. r-C! Awninll8 - Metal t Fiberlllaas .5.,-." ',)('1) / ~ It'! } IF- St-:;g ~., Total Additions Year Built.L(i)J J.. l II Avg.11~ I T II Age 12/qtl ~ 1 ,.., • • ,1 9 d."f)" ~- ~ q~w.,!!:er Tenant,· Inf. by elghbor _ Record. Eat. 1 .( R:eplacement Cost I ,.,,£ 'I '/''' /S3~O Obsolescence Adj. Bid. Value ,.,-H- Conv. Factor Replacement Cost-1940 Base Depreciation Column 1(2) 8 4 5 6 1940 Ba.ae Coat. Less Depreciation Total Value from reverse aide oI7t1 (l,t? vKii1 Appraised <D Appraised ...--- Total Building Val7 g'd' :;l, ~ 19~ By A ® _ _""';/"-7 ¥",,-:7 :-L.. / _ _ _ 1sZ..l ord ... ~ "t' By $ &:-20 Y R:/ ,; . I I r 1 ' , ' __ , __ I , " _"_,. ___ .. ' _:._ ' RESIDENTIAL OUT BUILDINGS Age !." , : , , Size I_:-:"~ i, Area I Factor Cost x Garage - Class '_ -' , I Conv. Adj. Fac. Cost Depr. Value .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 Depr. 2% 3% Cars Floor Size x Walls Age Roof Cost Dool"ll x47% 1940 Base Cost _ _ x _ _ % Depr. Total REMARKS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ TC·7. REV. 81 STATE OF UTAH"'; STATE TAX COMMISSION .-- lqhQ ·,Q71 ;~O~! BUILDINGS ._- ,. SERIAL NO , C · , I~/J /9tC?;1-..." " j . q.{'"' "\." J I I '1JJ e~ "c~ GARAGE r";/ RESIDENCE V , /~2. '7J ;,L ,{It? ) ~t;',-?1 7()L/ f )J-I../ C/6 /q~-1 '7 - - - _.- !. l sa.81'E. I tIAoN tr:'-Mtl~~.~ 850 East Three Fouotaiu ~. ' '188 . , '-- Lot 21. ] , ~. ~ Bit 3. Vurra7 RIll • Q.~4eda. except co. at SE cor ad lot•• 17*12 t , , ci z:; ...J w (.) 0:: ~ 102.87 :f't; S 12.°15'03. g 104.01 It 1;0 It U .. of _tr••" E' b ale 8 • • ls.. 9 It to FRONTAGE OR AREA f d tJ d .qf C27 f Z. ~ J CORNER CORNER IN FLUENCE DEPTH FACTOR tf2, ~ RATE -- - --_~_...Jo,._ RATE EM ~..2t./O oU// ~~ .:rS~ 53~/' oL/7ft: bet. 21 095 0 VALUE I ~ I 23 0 BRINGHURST , LEONA K %WDDD , EUGENE 5 04 - 13TH AVE SLC , UT 8 410 3 f ~Aoor .,.., II. . 1 I TOTAL ASsESSED VALUE --- - - - - - - - ----- --....:...... ~~.- - ----- ~- JAN 4 1971 '1t.1 ;Rllrntn q 1f't.J .m ;' ~ TITLE SEARCH FORM 122-06-377-021 ADDRESS : 4755 S. Rainbow Drive TAX NUMBER: CITY: Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah 84107 LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND ACREAGE: CURRENT OWNER: Michelle L. Ellis; Michelle L. Beeby 4755 S. Rainbow Drive, Murray, Utah 84107 LOT 21, BLK 3, MURRAY HILL GARDENS . EXCEPT BEG AT SE COR SD LOT 21; N 17 " 12' W 102.87 FT; S 12"15'03" E 104.01 FT; E'LY ALG A CURVE TO L 9 FT TO BEG . HISTORIC NAME: Bringhurst, Samuel & Lenora, House DATE BUILT: /1941 Date of Instrument Date of Record GRANTOR (seller) GRANTEE (buyer) Type of Transaction 12-08-1939 01-10-1940 Karl D. & May J. Hardy et al To Whom It May Concern PLAT 01-23-1940 01-24-1940 Karl D. & May J. Hardy et al To Whom It May Concern RESTRICTIONS & DEDICATION 04-16-1940 04-17-1940 Homes Investment & Savings Company Karl D. Hardy AGREE 05-02-1941 05-03-1941 Homes Investment & Savings Company Karl D. Hardy PART REL MTGE 05-03-1941 05-03-1941 Karl D. & May J. Hardy Lenora K. Bringhurst SWD 05-27-1941 06-02-1941 S. E. & Lenora K. Bringhurst American Savings & Loan Association MTGE 11-14-1942 08-15-1944 Karl D. & May J. Hardy Samuel E. & Lenora K. Bringhurst QCD 04-28-1962 05-04-1962 Samuel E. & Lenora K. Bringhurst Don C. & Donna M. Blair WD 04-23-1962 05-21-1962 Samuel E. & Lenora K. Bringhurst Don C. & Donna M. Blair WD 05-14-1965 05-18-1965 Samuel E. & Lenora K. Bringhurst Samuel E. & Lenora K. Bringhurst WD 11-25-1969 11-25-1969 Samuel E. & Lenora K. Bringhurst John Patrick & Phyllis R. Jones RE CONTRACT 02-10-1978 02-16-1978 Samuel J. & La Ree Bringhurst Evelyn B. Wood et al QCD 02-14-1978 04-04-1978 Samuel J. Bringhurst et al Eugene Wood et al ASSN 02-02-1978 11-01-1978 Samuel J. & La Ree Bringhurst et al Evelyn B. Wood et al ASSN 11-24-1978 12-12-1978 John Patrick & PhylliS R. Jones Kroft Inc. WD RESEARCHER: PDR DATE: 2018 0.25 acres Dollar Amount $5,400 COMMENTS released 07-27-1969 east boundary adjustment with 273 E. Mountain View Drive as joint tenants & survivors assigns URE contract PAGE 1 of 2 TITLE SEARCH FORM -continuedADDRESS: 4755 S. Rainbow Drive TAX NUMBER: CITY: Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah 84107 LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND ACREAGE: CURRENT OWNER: Michelle L. Beeby 4755 S. Rainbow Drive Murray, Utah 84107 LOT 21, BLK 3, MURRAY HILL GARDENS . EXCEPT BEG AT SE COR SD LOT 21; N 171\12' W 102 .87 FT; S 12 1\ 15'03" E 104.01 FT; FLY ALG A CURVE TO L 9 FT TO BEG. 4840 -14 52 4840 -14 53, 5429-1652,4748-1451,46331437,4649-1405 THRU 1409,4764-5946032-04439097-3806098052690 HISTORIC NAME: Bringhurst, Samuel & Lenora, House DATE BUILT: 22-06-377 -021 1941 Date of Instrument Date of Record GRANTOR (seller) GRANTEE (buyer) Type of Transaction 11-24-1978 12-12-1978 John Patrick & Phyllis R. Jones Kroft Inc. WD 04-05-1979 04-06-1979 Evelyn B. Wood et al Kroft Inc. WD 03-29-1979 04-06-1979 Kroft Inc. Jeanette Wright WD 04-04-1979 04-06-1979 Jeanette Wright Western Savings & Loan Company TRD 05-25-1988 05-25-1988 Call, Jeanette Wright Davis, Joseph K. JT Davis, Julie L. JT WD 03-17-1989 Blair, Don C; Blair, Donna Blair, Donna G. Blair, Donna M. Blair Blair, Don C. TR; Blair, Donna M. TR QCD 02-22-2010 Julie L. Davis Marc W . & Michelle L. Ellis WD 04-17-2018 Marc W. Ellis Michelle L. Beeby QCD RESEARCHER: PDR DATE: 2018 0.25 acres Doliar Amount COMMENTS PAGE 2 of 2 ~ 1 19 "" ... "I 201.1"5 . co ; ~j ,,--- -----~ , , ,, ,, ':·'?I':~-:··'· ...... 2U.OS IS :- --------_.. -------i': : l ____ ____ _ 111.37 : F.Fl "!:1 ....' LJ 404021 ~ 14 1 37 ~ ----------,, ~ , ,, ,,, 305<U5 i ",00 :,1 • ~ '»I~ M ,,, " .53 . !~ , ~ ..... ., ~: g '0000 , ~ ~ ..... Si !;; ,, II! ,., 2 8 108.00 ,,, ~ • B 8 _.. 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",\OMot - ~~' .;", 0 ~nt. ·'" H he was \Iith (hI! 1I00lt 011'/1- l.oom Corp. itS the ~all' apJlnlist'r .md ft!t! appr<li~'r. Ill' h:ld ~n )lulTa~' filY' jntl!:!,' frolll I!l:?!i to 19:;1. Born in Tayl()r~\' ille lin ,Ian. :!i. 1~!Ill. Iu .Inlln B. Olnd Emma TrillP Hrin£!hurSl. h., R1;1rri,'d l"n\Ir:1 I\,'rn:l nn t!rs l>tol". 9. WOO. in Ih.' S:ll, ' L,lkc LD~ Ttrnpll' . .,~.:o+ h."'" ,. t'''C'.~ J" ...n. 111,.,,1 il" 'M~t t\.--.. .-.1 \, riibie :vi. pi bigSG I I ~un'i\'l'd by ill' ~"n anti tllr,', dau~hlers. ~alllllt?l .I.. lIl'\'· burn. Id"lIo : (E\'l'I~I1) ~Irs. \\'0\1(1. ~:t~,'ri,' )[r.-. .\ml'~ (Lucy) ila!?II'Y. lmlh S:II1 l.:II,1.' Cily: :Inti )Ir$. Ildb,'r! (;.(\1111 WolDey. :\Iurr.IY: I!I ;:r:lI:ckhil· dn'n: :!~ grl.'a( ..;:rJlltkhildrt'lI: (WIl brlll/n'r" ill;t! .\l1liur il .'i.-II':·. W. S;t1i L:kl' ('U,: : -r.. l~"I.,t( ';."Io~ 'Matbl ~lInh'or!o U~h'll /lorin'l' :\Iurra~· . '- .' :jtOSse. Ill' i~ " Id,lIl : :1 O\l'~n ,~~ ~ ~n\Hh bu~iness ;md fllr ~i~hl Yl'ars I '. .~ ~, ,'.q .' <1$- . Ih~ aU(\IOlobilt!: l.og:ln : ;lIid ~I~; .; (l.IIC.\') liuclfrl'\ . . FU~fill st.'n-in's will bl' Si," urdi!" lI(lun ill Ihc ;\Iurrm' :!~'h W~· Ward ch3pt'1. ;50 I,: . Thrt.'l' F'llllnl;lins Dr. Fricncl~ mill' call at -liliO S. Stale St., on •Fnd;IY from 6 to S p.m.. ;Hld $aturdl!: at thll ward prior to sl?r\'iccs. Th~ rami\~ ~\lg);estl> t:onlribut ions to Primary Children-s Hospillii. i I Mate": H!p!J" ittlow I Evelyn B. Wood Publication info: The Salt Lake Tribune; Salt Lake City, Utah [Salt Lake City, Utah]27 Oct 2001: A9. C>ProQuest document link ABSTRACT (ABSTRACl) Evelyn married the great love of her life, Eugene Wood, August 27, 1937 in the Salt Lake Temple. Evelyn and Gene were sweethearts from the age of seven years. Evelyn gave Gene undivided loyalty, support and love for their 56 years of marriage. She always thrilled at their extensive traveling throughout Europe, Hawaii and the U.S. Evelyn had health challenges much of her life but devoted all her energy to her husband and family to make their lives delightful. She was intelligent, joyful, artistic and spoiled by her husband in the nicest way. Evelyn loved good food, especially chocolate, and anything colored pink or coral. FULL TEXT Evelyn Bringhurst Wood, age 88, passed away October 25, 2001, at Brighton Gardens Care Center. Evelyn was born in St. George, Utah to Samuel E. and Lenora Bringhurst on January 14, 1913. Raised in Murray, Utah, where she was active in musical, social and church activities. Evelyn was a very talented pianist who accompanied school plays, vocal and instrumental performers and church groups all of her life. One of the true joys of Evelyn's existence was hearing or playing beautiful music. The excitement and enthusiasm with which she played music was a hallmark of her happiness. She was also an accomplished cosmetologist who had a successful shop from 1933 to 1937. Evelyn was an excellent artist whose talent passed from generation to generation. Evelyn married the great love of her life, Eugene Wood, August 27, 1937 in the Salt Lake Temple. Evelyn and Gene were sweethearts from the age of seven years. Evelyn gave Gene undivided loyalty, support and love for their 56 years of marriage. She always thrilled at their extensive traveling throughout Europe, Hawaii and the U.S. Evelyn had health challenges much of her life but devoted all her energy to her husband and family to make their lives delightful. She was intelligent, joyful, artistic and spoiled by her husband in the nicest way. Evelyn loved good food, especially chocolate, and anything colored pink or coral. Though challenged by Alzheimer's Disease, Evelyn remained cultured, happy, demanding, loving and a great inspiration to her family. She could tell tall tales with the best of them. Evelyn was tough and endured to the end with grace and now is in the arms of her beloved Gene. Lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, having served a mission to the Washington, DC Temple with her sweetheart. Preceded in death by her husband. Survived by four children: Charlene (Dennis) Harvey, Glendale, AZ; Elizabeth (Roger) Allen, Logan, UT; E. Paul (Debby) Wood, Salt Lake City, UT; and Evelyn (Ashby) Smyth, Salt Lake City, UT; 15 grandchildren, 18 great- grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Special thanks to Brighton Gardens for their support, love and outstanding care. PDF GENERATED BY SEARCH.PROQUEST.COM Page 1 of 3 Leah Bringhurst Wolfley Publication info: The Salt Lake Tribune; Salt Lake City, Utah [Salt Lake City, Utah]15 Dec 1999: E2. c"ProQuest document link ABSTRACT (ABSTRACl) She was born September 26, 1918 in Salt Lake City, Utah, daughter of Lenora and Samuel Bringhurst. She was one of four children . She married Delbert C. Wolfley April 8. 1938, in the Salt Lake LOS Temple. He preceded her in death on May 19, 1988. FULL TEXT MURRAY-Leah Bringhurst Wolfley. 81. passed away December 9. 1999. after a long illness. She was born September 26. 1918 in Salt Lake City. Utah. daughter of Lenora and Samuel Bringhurst. She was one of four children . She married Delbert C. Wolfley April 8. 1938. in the Salt Lake LOS Temple. He preceded her in death on May 19. 1988. A loving mother, grandmother. great grandmother and sister. She is survived by six children, Dennis, Fresno, California; Darrell (Jan). Birmingham. Alabama; Leon (Barbara), Honolulu. Hawaii; Joel (Frances). Salt Lake City; Jolene (Sam Tallerico), Murray; Vicki (Gary) Margetts, Salt Lake City; 12 grandchildren. nine great grandchildren; two sisters, Evelyn Wood and Lucy Bagley. both of Salt Lake City. She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother. Sam. Funeral services Friday, 11 a.m .• Dec. 17, 1999. at the Jenkins- Soffe Mortuary. 4760 S. State St.. where friends may call one hour prior to services. Interment Murray City Cemetery. DETAILS People: Tallerico. Sam Publication title: The Salt Lake Tribune; Salt Lake City, Utah Pages: E2 Number of pages: o Publication year. 1999 Publication date: Dec 15. 1999 Publisher. The Salt Lake Tribune PDF GENERATED BY SEARCH,PROQUEST.COM Page 1 of 2 Bradford Rawsell Bradford (1833-1897) and ried , n Salt Lake City in 1852. A y'ear later \,hey were living in Millcreek when ' heir first child was born. T , ey had se; en more children by the time they rribved to South CottonwQgd in the 1860s.While their new ho&e was being c~structed at 570 East~nd 4800 South, the family lived t1~ a lean, to in the ~ower pasture (nowMick ~ I Riley Gol{Course). Two addItional children .yere born after thdy moved into the n'ew house in 186 ' Achibald "Archie" Biadford (1866-1 ~17) was about two r ears old when the family moved outb f their primiti~~ conditions . I e ot . a permanent home. mto t he COIplOrt After servirig in the Spani~h-American War in 1898: Archie retu;~ed to Utah and married ~achel Crozier in 1903. Archie broug this bride.:to Murray City and the 'ld family 10me. He ", became a prominent J\.1mrray businessman. Among other enc&avors, Archie owned Wasatch .J\.10to/. s. His outstanding reputation prompJed some Murray citizens to appro:i,~ h fuc hie about running for mayor. H'o 'I' ever, when they• discovered he was ri t a member of the predominant chur9. , one of them exclaimed, "Dam it, Archie, don't you know that no one can 'get elected in J this State unles ~ ' thev're', . ,Mormon? We thought you lqi, w that. We thought you were one JI".Jf us ." Althq'Juah Archie b claimed no rJ igious aftiliation, Rachel Bradford home. Courtesy Bradford family. Archibald Bradford Courtesy Ethel Ohlin Bradford Bringhurst Samuel Bringhurst Sr (1812-1888) was born in Pennsylvania and married Eleanor Beitler in 1838. Involved in the l\10rmon miaration to Utah , a son was b born on the banks of a frozen-over l\'lissouri River. Robert Pierce, who was on the other side of the river, came across and invited the Bringhurst family to come and live with his family. When the baby was two weeks old, Eleanor took him in her arms and carried him across the ice. The baby was named after Mr. Pierce. They arrived in the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. In 1871 Robert Pierce Bringhurst moved to the Taylorsville area where they were prominent early settlers. His father followed him the same year, building a two story brick home just west of the Jordan River for his family. A grandson, Samuel E. Bringhurst, living at modern 545 E Vine, served as the fifth bishop of the Murray 1st Ward, . . Mr. And Mrs. Samuel E. Bringhurst ( was an acti1 Episcopalian i? the Communi.& Church at 171 East and 4800 So,1jf~ Streets. Archie a~~ Rachel had thr~ sons: Fenton Crozier !'Jake," HomJ Pius, and Archie W. Arcnie W, marrild local author Ethel Ohlin, who has written for the Green Sheet and preserved an important and unique vision of Murray history. 1{, , : I- Sam Bringhurst original home. Courtesy Bringhurst family. 52 Fr.ur!$o/Jll1n'lY 1 Bi ographies