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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. - - 104 W. 100 N. JOSEPH E. p" DB. ROBERT ROOINSON HOUSZ- FAR\1INGTON. DAVIS CDUN'IY Utah Division of State History 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 39222500020363 2 Lr.keside Review; Tuesday. Sept. 18. 1990 Lakeside Mansion was 'Doc's" castle " . EDITOR'S NOTE: This is an- ' olher)t9ri in ail dngoi~g 'series, , ~ .~ ride, a roller coaster, an amphitheater" a tea house and a doll house. highli~~{i~gthet~i~tq~jes q[tl[derj"' ,' After , the children had grown; ho,mes mJheareq;! ;:/'!X' , the garden was extended to where ,By JaNAE,FBANq($ ,.' i!,:' ' ,' ,', : ,~ Standard;Examiner correspondent . the park was. FAR~iiNGTON ..;,.. Ifever a' :: The area was landscaped into m,an 's~omewasJruly his ~~stlCf(" numerous large steps housing ' the hotise bnce owned by~ ~ ; thousands of flowers. ,Upkeep of ~ ~ ' e;r ;RobinsoQ,~, \\,~~. , ~:~) ,iJ:; the garden required the work of " Robinson, who was know:n by , two full-time gardeners as well as most Farmington reside'ilts as', , numerous hours of "Doc's" dedi"Doc," waS',a dentist by trade but :" cation. his .was his ,home. r., . : She I'{!members the nightmarish r~ , ev~ning in '1923 . wh~n floods , , 'raged down Farmington Canyon .. Much . of the, home's elaborate ',', gafden was destroyed but Brown said the family was: lucky; No damage was done to the house . . Then her father, who was weak I AlthQuSh small compar~d to with the flu at the time, heard a many homes of today, the home woman screaming outside and is still .referred to as a mansion went into the storm to help. by some, 'fith its huge white The woman's 2-year-old daughpillars .al1d lhe d,ecorati vestatues ter had been swept up by the surrouI)ding it. " flood waters. The home at 104 W•. I00 North , , . was once adorned with murals on . Robinson plunged into the dark waters and began feeling for the the walls. One bedroom was decorated as if it belonged to an small child. Inches before the Egyptian sheik, with a rourid bed stream was to merge with the and gold curtains draping the Bamberger Canal, Robinson felt walls. Ail elaborate glass archway , some hair and pulled Marjorie Christenson from the water. stood between the living, room Brown said the venture gave and the master bedroom. And a her father tetanus ;md though he seemingly unending flower garlived to be 97, his health was not den covered the grounds. ever completely restored. Robin:"It was really a showplace," son was awarded the Carnagie said Ruth ' Brown" Robinson's , Medal of Honor for his valor. daughter. "Dad was always thinking of ways t.o improve it." , " When Robinson died in 1984, Th'c"home hadn't always been the home was sold to Lagoon. It so beautiful. Built around 1865 ' stood empty for a time but for Robert Regan/Standard-Examiner , by , Rob'inson's grandfather, Jothe past year, it has been home to seph Lee Robinson, the, home Dare and Sharron Vandevere helped restore this old Far- Lagoon employee Dare Vandevwas outdated wheri"Doc" pur-:- ' mington home, once owned by the late WIlliam 'Doc' Rob- ere and his wife, Sharron. chased the home he ' had grown inson, a prominent area resident. The home is now owned For the second time in its exis, up in from his father, Joseph Eli- ,by Lagoon Corp., w~ere Vandevere is an employee. tence, the house needed m8jor re-jah Robinson; i n ' 1917. modeling and repairs to be , Joseph Lee, who was FarmingBrown remembers bathing in a what to do next with his home suitable for its new occupants. ton's ' first , LDS bishop~ home: · wash tub in front of the coal a,nd property. "The home needed a new roof, . The family enjoyed having a, new wiring, plumbing, sheet rock, steaded the area and built at least " sto.ve while growing ' up, even three other , rock and adobe though other homes were badminton court and riding hors" major plaster repairs - every,homes on that same block to equiped with mOfe modern con- eSt "We often packed saddle bags thing," said Sharron. house his fam ily;' ' veniences. '. ' and rode up the cany<;>n over·, ~But we ' didn't mind the re"I think we lived on plaster in night," said Brown. Joseph Lee had .five wives. modeling," she ' said. "The home Brown said she is unsure which those years," said Brown. "There She said she and her three sis.. has a lot of character and a lot of ' of the wives lived in the home, if ' was so' much remodeling that had ters and brother had their own history." ariy. "Their journals, didn't talk , to be done." amusement park in their ba~k She said the couple's next step about the, house. They talked She said her father was always yard while growning up. Theil' is to replant flower gardens, to be ab,o ut their, children and t~ei~, thinking of the rest of the family yard had a fish pond, a four-seat fashioned somewhat after the garfamilieS." she said. . and their .friends wh.en __Q~ciding Ferris wheel, swings, an airplane den the home is famous for. ,rt,I,; .: ", t · . :. . j / c; / f? - J 9~.l.. 0 APR 59 W~V ~ ~ z/<--<-. d~~ /959 UTAH STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE STRUCTURE/SITE INFORMATION FORM 1 site No.: 49DV07A015 Name of Property: Or. R/ C. Ro;"inson Home ~ St.reet.· Address: 104 West 100 North T. 3 City, County: Farmington. Davis Map Name/Date: Far.:1ington t{uad 7.5"'/ 1975 UTM: o ffiCl Current ownership: Public Local -E Private Public State Tax #: Public Federal R.l E 2 Legal Description (include acreage): arce1 1: Beginning 28.5 rods ioJest 20 rods North from t 1 Plat "A", East SO feet, South 10 feet, West SO Feet, No t Lot 3, Block 15, Plan A, Farmington Townsite Survey. Al corner of Lot 2, Block 15,.P1at A, North 20 rods, East 1 1-3/5 rods tQ beginning. * continued bel~. Origina.i.. Use: C/) ~ Propert'l category ...x.. building ~ structure _ site ~ object => 3 Photo Date slides: z prints: 1918-20 o historic: 1940,5; ~ ....«Z f /aVi ovud/, !<Jut -V!(jJ( OJood ~ wrtk -UP utlt (Jflc:J.;~ owvttv' 0-111. lock 15, Also all of hwest , west Current Use: Home « ..... 'J~ctf ...-- . S. 19 #07-025-0016 Hame of historic district. (if applicable): Evaluation eligible/ potentially eligible ineligible out-of-period Condition -X. excellent good fair deteriorated ruins Alterations none 1L minor addition of _ major fami ly room, moved andremoGelec. demolished Drawings and Plans measured floorplan Historic American Building Survey x site sketch map other : _ original plans available at: ~ lSSO Research Sources h · 1 e s earc . d'~rector~es . W ~ a b s t ract 0 f t~t _ c~ty ~ x plat records/map census records () tax card & photo biographical encyclopedias ~ building ?e~:: .. newspapers sewer permit .'. city/county histories Sanborn maps personal interviews obituary index Utah State Historical Society s 611 Z SLC Library BYU Library U of U Library USlI Libra:"y LOS Genealogical Library LOS Church Archives BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES (books, records, interviews. photos. maps, etc.) Uavi ~ County Court House rccord~. My Farraington, East of Antelope Islanc, Journa~ o f: Joseph E. Robinson. Intervi~ws with Dr. R. C. Robinson and Ruth Brown, 1968--1990 * History of Dr. Robinson, by his daughter, Ruth Brown. Parcel ii.Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot 4, Bloc k i5, Plat ~ Far~ington Town s it e Survey, East 72.5 feet, North 1 chain, West 75.5 feet, South 1 chain to beginning. Subject to easements, rights of way and reservations currently of record. Researcher/Organization: Zc lea ,~. Ticwel1, Fa::-mington Pres ~rvation COliuni t t.e~ Date: 6 Dec 1';90 UTAH STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE STRUCTURE/SITE INFORMATION FORM 1 Site No.: 49DV07A015 611 Z Name of Property: Dr. ~u: St.reet· Address: 104 West 100 North T. 3 City, County: Farmington. Davis Hap Name/Date: Far.:1.ington l(uad 7.5"'/ 1975 UTH: o ffi 9 CUrrent Ownership: R/ C. R00inson Home ..E Private Public state Public Local Public Federal R. 1 E Tax #: . S. 19 #07-025-0016 Name of hist.oric district (if applicable): Legal Description (include acreage): Parcell: Beginning 28.5 rods West 20 rods North from the Southeaat corner of Block 15, Plat "A", East 50 feet, South 10 feet, West 50 Feet, North 10 feet to beginning. Also all of Lot 3, Block 15, Plan A, Farmington Townsite Survey. Also beginning at the Southwest corner of Lot 2, Block 15,.P1at A, North 20 rods, East 1-2/5 rods, South 20 rods, west 1-3/5 r.ods tQ b e g inning. * cont1nued be 1~. 2 CJ) Originai Use: CUrrent Use: Home ~ Propert'! Category ....x.. building ~ structure _ site ~ object « Evaluation eligible/ potentially eligible ineligible out-of-period :::> 3 Photo Date slides: z _ prints: o _historic:1913-20 19':'0,5 ·; ~ « I- Condition -X. excellent good fair deteriorated ruins Alterations none 1L minor addition of _ major fami ly room, moved andremoceled. demolished Drawings and Plans measured floorplan Historic American Building Survey x site sketch map other: _ original plans available at: ~ lSSO Z Research Sources. search. UJ ~ abstract of t~tle _ C1ty directories ~ x plat records/map census records () tax card & photo biographical encyclopedias building :;e::-:::: t ... newspapers sewer permit .'. city/county histories Sanborn maps personal interviews obituary index Utah State Historical Society g s Home SLC Library BYU Library U of U Library USU Libra:-y LDS Genealogical Library LDS Church Archives BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES (books, records, interviews. photos, maps, etc.) Davi s County Court House records. My Farraington, East of Antelope Island, Journa~ oi: Joseph S. Robinson. IntervieWS with Dr. R. C. Robinson and Ruth Brown, 1968--1990 History of Dr. Robinson, by his daughter, Ruth Brown. * Parcel 11.Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot 4, Block 15, Plat A Far~ington Towns i t ~ Survey, East 72.5 feet, North 1 chain, West 75.5 feet, South 1 chain to beginning. Subject to easements, rights of way and reservations currently of record. Re~earcher/Organization: Z~l~a ,.• Ti~we11, Farmington Pr~scrvation COliuuittec Date: 6 Dec 1~90 4 Building BWall Material(s): Adobe Plaster r Number of associated outbuildings 1 and/or structures ~d Dental Office 5W dates, Briefly describe the principal building, noting additions and alterations and their and associated outbuildings and structures. ill !:l Style/Type: Vjctorian Eclectic, Green ReVival, Double poles, series of two rooms, gabl( roof No. stories: two It was built as a two room home to begin with adobe plaster, estimated to have been built in 1865 in the Book My Farmington, but from family records the property was deeded to Joseph E. Robinson from homes.teader, Hector C. Haight in 1871, so they assume that it was built 1872-1874. Joseph E. was married in 1874 and moved into the home soon after. His father, Joseph Lee Robinson and his sons built several home in that eaty time in the same area. It had two stories, with the original two rooms on the bottom floor, and two rooms upstairs. It had Green Revival Pillar Poles on the front, with a small porch balcony, with a gable roo : A barn and granary was built to the West of the home, probably about 1880. The Dental OfficI was built around 1935, East of the House, by Dr. R. C. Robinson, after he moved ,there. After Dr. R. C. Robinson purchased the home from the family in 1942, he did some additional building, updating the barn, extending the kitchen and garage and decorating the interior. The barn and granary have since been torn down. The Dental Office still remains. 5 . . Arch1tect/Bu1lder: Date of Construction: 1872-1874 CA ''My Farmington" 1865 >OC write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or ~ principal owners & .significant events. CI) Joseph E. Robinson and his wife Dorothy H._:~;.-..~·".: lived in the home du~ing their I married life and rearing their children. He passed away 28 Aug 1918. His wife remained there for a year or so, when Dr. R. C. Robinson moved into the home about 1920, soon after his graduation from Dental College. After Doc and his wife Delilia moved into the home, he began to improve it. Everything was in a run down condition, and he rebuilt the back part of the house, added the bay window upstairs to the north, removing an old screen porch and adding the patio. The summer kitchen was turned into a wash room and a bathroom was added in the house. He also rebuilt the front balcany. The Dental Office WdS built, which serviced the local people. He constructed beautiful gardens to the north, building an amphitheater, roller coaster, ferris wheel, tea house, play house, and other play ground equipment for his children. He took great pride in his horses and barn, and it was always a show place. Many parties were held in the gardens and they were always beautifully groomed and many flowers. Due to declining years and poor health, Doc was unable to keep the place as he once did. Afte hi? death, the family sold th~ property · to Lagoon Investment Corp, in 1986. Lagoon has remode the home. Dare & Sharon Vandever live in the home, and Dare has done all the remodeling. it is very beautifully done. The illterior was completely redone, adding a new kitchen, new bathrooms, family room, laundry and storage rooms. The exterior of the house was not changed except for the garage torn off and a large family room added. Patios surround the west and north of the house, and the gardens have ·been completely redone and, terracing and lawns laid and the pond redone. The Vandever'S have done a beautiful job on the home, andhave tried to retain as much of the old atmosphere as possible. They intend to redo the Old Dental Office in time, and are constantly refinishing and rebuilding. They continue to entertain and show the home and the gardens. Dare VAndever is an employee of Lagoon Corp, doing carpentary and construction work for them. He is truly an artist in his work. Joseph Lee Robinson and Sons BIOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH FORM Complete this form for each of the principal owners/occupants of the building durin~ the historic period (~enerally up through at least the 1940S). OR Submit a photocopy of their obituaries, life histories, or other bio~raphical material that provides the same basic information requested on this form. .1. Name Robert Clarence Robinson Sex ....:!1..- 2. Date of Birth 17 Jan 1887 Location 3. Date of Death 26 April 1984 Location 4. Parents' Full Names 5. Name of Spouse __...................._D_e_l_i_l_a_h....._B_i_n~g~h_a_m...................................................................................................._ 6. Date Harried 7. Date of Spouse's Death 1 Jan 1966 8. Children' s Full !lames Robert F. Robin son . Ruth Robinson Brown. Patricia Farmington, Davis. Iltah Clearfield. Utah Joseph Elijah Robinson. Dorothy Henderson Watson 27 June 1912 Location Salt Lake City, Temple Robinson Fowler, Audrey Robinson Wilcox 9. Occupations/Date 10. Reli~ion Dentist, 1919 to 1969 Church of Jesu s Christ of Latter Day Saints Elementary Sc hool. HighS c hool. Schoo l of Denti s try Chica~o. Illinois g raduate d Jun e 1919 . A . C. at Logan. 12. Affiliations/Organizations Davi s County Mounted Sheriff's Posse. Dental Orga~izations; Farmington Lion's Club; 11. Education 13. Civic/Church positions Se rved L.D. S . Mi ss ion in England; Young Men' s Mutual Orga~ization; Pres . Dental Assn; S h e riff' s Posse. Received th e Carnegie Bronz e Medal for savings live s during the Flood ofi 1923 . 14. Residences (Addresses and Dates) 104 i.Jest lOO North, 1920 until 1984. 72 No. Ma in 1912. 1919. 15. Miscellaneous Information: Information was r e CeiV2G rr01;J J0\.:;:-.,a_ ~ by his daughter Ruth Robinson Brown. ail", lL~ :: d... ~J '-- _ L. C. Rooin::,on DR. ROBERT CLARENCE ROBINSON 1887--1984 Dr. Robert Clarence Robinson was born in Farmington, Utah January 17, 1887, to Dorothy and Joseph E. Robinson. He was the 8th child of fourt~en. His father, who was crippled in a wagon accident and also a Patriarch would ask him to hitch up the horse and wagon when he was called at any time of the night to go help others. Daddy took responsibility when he was very young, hurding cattle, working on the farm between classes of school. He would tell of times when he would be alone in the mountains with the cattle and his favorite pony. He went on a mission to England and was a very special missionary because people loved to hear him talk about the Church. At home he worked at Lagoon as an electrition, He also wired lighting for some of the city's. metersas far North as Ogden. He was reading When on Wilson Lane in Ogden, he first saw Delilah Bingham and fell in love with her, and decided she was the one for him. They were married in the Temple in 1912 and he went to Logan to College. He worked summers at any job available and decided that Dentistry was what he wanted. He went to Leola Dental College in Chicago, Illinois and worked on the Elivated Rail Road while still in school. 4 hours of rest a night. He graduated top of his class, averaging After graduation, they decided to come back to Uthh, because they had Bob, myself, (Ruth) and Pat born in 1919, whil e they wer e still in Chicago. Daddy opened his Dental Office next to the Rampton Drug Store in Farmington. His dear close friend, Dr. A. Z. Tanner, said they needed a dentist in Layton and talked him into working there also. He spent time in Farmington and Layton. He practiced Dentristry for fifty years and Mother worked with him. Daddy loved nature and saw beauty in everyone and e verything . li e alway s complime nt- ed a person either on their smile, eyes, hair,hands or whatever beauty he saw in them. He was always improving things. the house or the gardens. garden for the family. Swings, merry go round, amphitheater, doll house, airoplanes, ferris wh e el, roller coaster. town. place. We rais e d half of th e childr e n of th e As we grew older he formalized th e garden and made it a beautiful s how We had American riding horses, well trained. had a special way with them. Possy. He made a fun Daddy loved horses and He helped start the Davis County Mounted Sheriffs They were trim, polished and well trained horses. 2. While recovering from the flu in August 1923, we had a terrible flash flood in Farmington Canyon. Torrents of water came down the canyon bringing mud, rocks, cattle, people, killed 5 boy scount and their leader and some honeymooners. It spread out at Lagoon and the low lands. Around four o'clock it was pitch dark and the only time you could see was when the lightning flashed. power was off and rain coming down in torrents. The Mother went out on the porch looking for Bob because he had gone to get the cow from the field, and she could hear a woman screaming from the pasture back of the house. and told Daddy, and he got out of bed and went down past the barn. flood was a woman he saw when the lightning flashed. deep in places. She ran in Out in the The wat e r was six f e et He swam and waded through the debre and pulled her to safety. She screamed there was a b~by in the flood, so Daddy went out again into the mud as he swam to the culvert where the water ran under Bamberger tracks, he touched some hair. - It was the baby girl. He pulled her close to him and because he was so exhau£ted from the Flu, he walked a submerged barbed wire fence back and walked up through the barn yard. almost lost him from the convultions. he never completely got over it. He contacted Tetnus and we It shattered his nervous system and He received th e Carnegie Me d a l of Honor. (Copy attached). He had two classic cars he was proud of, a Lincoln Continental and Ford Thunderbird. about Mother. He loved to write poetry and made a special book of poems He worshiped Mother and I thought h e wo uld di e af ter h er death in1966, but he struggled through th e years and lived until he was 97. He passed away 26th of April 1984. Daddy was a very unusual person, had a lot of tal e nts and a very keen mind. He shared his life and his talents with everyone he kn e w, and was always pleasant and warm, and loving to his family, friends and neighbors. A few years before his death, the baby he rescued, came from th e East to see him. Her name was Marjorie Singleton and she had b ee n told of thi s great man who had saved her lif e as a baby. With h e r was sis t e r and brother and it was a great reunion for them. This really meant a lot to Daddy. BY: RUTH ROBINSON BROWN Daughter, Farmington, Utah December 1990 OJ . . . . . . . . . . . . t"" .......... r-- Dr. R. Clarence Robinson of Farmington is credited with saving two precious lives threatened during the flood. and his heroic deeds almost cost him his own life. When he heard cries for help he was still weak from a recent illness. but he ran from his home toward the flood waters of Big Creek. Guided by the weakening cries. he waded into the rough water. Our brave dentist mo,,~etl ahead for 80 feet through a thick drift. as dirt and scum seeped into nI::i mouth. His eyes searched eagerly for the victims. Suddenly outlined in W,e inky blackness of the night. he saw a woman trapped in a mass of drift\~ooa. backed up at a culvert. The water was at least six feet deep. Dr. Robms on 414 -~~ ...., ~~;" .... _- ... --~ . _.<, _. sep araLed the ue oris v.rith oifficUltv <l no fought his way to the woman. AImOSL exhausLeo, he pushed the arowning woman. 60-year-old Mrs. Nettie Pebiey, onto a log and towed her to shore. He ran to his home to get aid and returned to the woman. who gasped that others were in the water. He waded quickly up to his shoulders, and then swam 50 feet_ His sickness and the strong current were weakening him. He finally reached a tiny girl. two and one-half-year old Margie M. Christensen. daughter of Andy Christensen. He gripped her by her hair with one hand and swam a few strokes through the drift. When he struck a submerged barbed-wire fence. he despaired for a moment. and then swam for 80 feet along the fence. resisting the pull of the current by keeping a firm hold on the barbed-wire with his bare feet. Nauseated by the water and weakened by exertion. Dr. Robinson felt a fainting spell overcoming him. Desperately, he clung to the fence post and shouted for help. Fortunately. his brother. Eben Robinson. heard his call. waded to him, relieved him of the girl. and aided him to the bank. Our fine doctor's feet were lacerated and tetanus developed. He was hospitalized for three months and it took eighteeen months for his recovery. For his heroic attempt to save lives at Farmington, Utah. that summer night. Dr. R. Clarence Robinson was awarded the famous Carnegie bronze medal. His name was inscribed on the roll of honor at the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission's headquarters in Pittsburgh. for he fitted Andrew Carnegie's definition of a "Hero of Civilization" - one who tries to save a life with full knowledge of the danger involved, but with no thought of reward. BIOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH FORM Complete this form for each of the principal owners/occupants of the building during the historic period (generally up through at least the 1940s). OR Submit a photocopy of their obituaries, life histories, or other biographical material that provides the same basic information requested on this form. .1. Name ____~J~o~s~~p~~w._wE~l~i~j~a~~~R~o~b~i~n~s~o~n~_~____________________________..-- - Sex --11- 2. Date of Birth-1.fehrllar'.T1844 Location North Canyon. Davis County 3. Date of Death __..:2:.;5~A~u:.cgl.:u:.::s~t~1..:.9..:l.=;8_ _ _..-- Location Farmington, Utah 4. Parents' Full Names 5. Name of Spouse__~D~o~r~o~t~h.y~H~e~n~d~e~r~s~o~n~W~a~t~s~o~n~____________---------------------- 6. Date Harried 7. Date of Spouse's Death Joseph Lee Robinson, and Maria wood Robinson 2 Marc h 1874 Location Salt Lake City £ndowme~t House 8 Aoril 1943 8. Children's Full Names Dorothy Maria Robinson, William Oliver Robinson, Edenzer Joy Robinson, Hannah Maud Robinson, Anna Pearl Robinson, Al~ce Robinson, Clara Beatrice Robinson, Robert Clarence Robinson, Mattie Mabel Robinson, Lizzie Robinson, Cleo Agi~[i Robinson, Grant Elijah Robinson, Franklin Q. Robinson, Clifford W. Robinson 9. Occupations/Date Farmer, Builder, Teacher, REcorder for Davis County 1880, Stake Patriarch, 1899,; Licensed Abstractor 1896. County Treasurer 1896; Director Davis County Bank 1891; 1902 Justice of the Peace of Farmington; 10. Religion __~L~a~t~t~e~r~D~a~y~S~a~i~n~t~s~.~L~D~S~C~~h~u~r~c~h~______________________________ 11. Education ___G~r::.a!::mm=a~r...::::S..;:c:..:;h:..::o:..::o:..::l:..l,~F..:a::.:rm=1::.:·n:;.gQ,::,t.;;0.:.:n~A..;:c:.::a:..::d:..::e::;::m::..yl..,;,~B::..u::.s=i.:.:n.;;c~s.;;s~6:.::c:.:.h:.:0:;.;0;.;1:.......;1::.,:·n:. :. . . .;S: ;L:;:.C: : . z.;___ 12. Affiliations/Organizations listed above. also many Qr!anizations in the Church. Dir ., ctor of Church Choir; President of the Sunday School'. 13. Civic/Church positions Rt>cQrd "r of I b v i 5 Count)' r8BO, COJJntyTR 'as,Jlrt·,. 1296, Abstrac~or l~96, Justice ot the Peaca 1902, also others listed a b ov~ 14. Residences (Addresses and Dates) 10i,. West 100 N0j:L~'. faquir.btur" U::a:. 1874 to 1918. 15. Miscellaneous Information: LPformation above was taken from his personal: attached. journal~ also the recap of it JOSEPH ELIJAH ROBINSON 2 February 1844---25 August 1918 Joseph Elijah Robinson was born 2 February 1844 what was called North Canyon, which was North West Farmington, Utah. Wood. Son of Joseph Lee Robinson and Maria He was the last child of seven children. His father had come to Farmington in October 1848, and was among some of the first settlers of the City. He was reared in Farmington, received his early schooling there and helped his father farm and built several homes for his brothers and sisters. He had early education in the Farmington Academy and went to school studying accounting and management in Salt Lake City. He was active in many Church activities. Appointed to Clerk in Farmington Sunday school, 1865, became a member of the Choir 1866, and later leader of the Choir. Acted as assistant Marshall 1868. first highway through Farmington; appointed Ward Clerk. Worked on the Their school terms were for three months, so it took many years to complete their schooling. On his 25th year he married Dorothy Henderson Watson, 2 March 1874,in the Endowment House in Salt Lake City, L.D.S. Church. On July 10th, 1874 he had an accidnet in Salt Lake Which completely paralyzed his lower limbs, and came very nearly to take his life. Their first child Dorothy Maria only lived about three years and this was a great sorrow to them. He underwent much treatment to regain the use of his legs and he walked very slow and could only take a few steps at a time. He later got so that he could walk about a block. He was rebaptized and so was his wife, which in those days thought to be helpful in the healing process. was soon able to get around the home and farm with the help of a cane. more schooling and was ~on organiaed in 17 June 1876. Council. teaching with 60 pupils. He He began Farmington Stake was He was appointed Stake Clerk of the Stake High August 1880 was elected Davis County Recorder on the People' s ticket. There were two political parties. People's or Mormons; Lib eral's or gentiles. Served 16 years, also served at County Treasurer and served 6 years there, and 4 years as A deputy Assessor. In 1896 he became a licensed Abstracter of real estate titles. On April 16, 1899 he was ordained a Patriarch of Davis Stake of Zion. Farmington City was surveyed and named in 1853. The first school house of . the city was built December 1849, under the direction of Jospph Lee Robinson and the help of the residents, donating their labor. It stood about 2j rods west of Jesse Wells Smith's residence ·near Charles A. Miller's and east of Cottonwood Creek, which would be on the corner of 3rd north and main. 1854-1855 was the year of the grasshoppers. It was a hard year for the people, as they depended entirely on the crops for food and grain. Winter of 1855 was very hard and this was followed by the grasshopper famine in 1856. They kept a herd of sheep for clothes and food. 2. The winter of 1916 was an extremely long and cold one, began in earnest early. Because of the long hard winter and dry season of 1916 hay was scarce, costing $40 and $50 per ton and could not be foun~ in sufficient amounts. A number of stockmen killed lots of rangehorses and cattle to save them from starvation. I heard people say that they would tell to their children in the years to come, of the long cold and hard winter of 1916, instead of that of 1855 of pioneer days. Many hardships were felt by the early residents of Farmington. was scarce and costly. Everything The ground was very fertile and during good weather and plenty of water, times were much easier and food and clothing was plentiful. Joseph Elijah Robinson died August 25, 1918, buried August 28, 1918 in the Farmington City Cemetery, Davis County, Utah. He had lived an active life, regardless of his injury in a runaway buggy, he was a devoted family man to his wife and children and to the people of the area. whatever capacity he was needed. He served whenever called, in His wife Dorothy Henderson Watson lived in the family home for several years after his death. His son, Robert Clarence Robinson moved there with her in 1920 after Dental College, and she sold him the home. She moved to the little Robinson Home on 72 No. Main and lived there until her death 8 April 1943. Recapped from the Journal of JOSEPH ELIJAH ROBINSON. Zelda E. Tidwell, Historical Farmington, Utah Committee ,_ Where was information shown on this _ family record ob~~ined? f ,_,',,, ,:(~ fI d\ , "1 9 I ., . . . Endowe~J k·.::e·c. t&J' . HUSBAND . • ~ Baptized 1,t6\". iftf J! 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Als , Farmington, Utah beginning at the Southwest corner of Lot 2, Plock 15, Plat A, North 20 rods, ~ast 1-2/5 rods, South 20 rods, West 1-3/5 rods to beginning. Current Owner: Lagoon Investment Corp. PARCEL 11. Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot 4, Plock 15, Plat A, Farmington Address: Farmington, Utah Act~gJfe Survey, East 72.5 ft, North 1 chain; West 75.5 ft, South 1 chn to beginning .-. Ictal acz:es ~.~1 TITLE Date 23 Ma Grantor r!~n1 Ma H~s::tcJ: -Instr. C1rantec, c. Ha:lgbt 1918 Josel2h EI B,obiDlZQD 27 A ril 199.2 Dcx:ctb¥ 1Il. Bcb:lPSOD 7 Ju e 1985 ,Estate of R. C. Robinson r=r= --.. .. .~ JoseEh E. Robinson Townsil'-e Deed Book A, page 27] of deeds DCJ:otb¥ w. Rcb:lPsoD noo,1 Book I-B page 513 of deeds Robert Clarence Robinson Robert F. Robinson, Ruth R. Brown, Patricia Fowler, -~ -- Deed Book 1-4 poi~e Book 1035 ! ----- '379 cf deeds ---- .._- pag e 857 .. _ _. .. 8!.!!;h;:~::l HH~Q;K __ 3 Jan 12~6 :1::. RQQiD5QD. Ruth B. Brown, Patricia Fowler, RQQ~J:t A11d r ey Wilcox _. -Lagoon Investment Core· Deed -- . --- .... _.. Book 1068, l2 a g e 11103 _- ~. -......... . -- _-_._- . --- -_... --- .. . , -. - . ---nate: no. · 27485. Joseph \VARHANTY j~. DEED. Robinson gruntor of Farmington, County of Davis, Stlite of Utah, hereby lind \'/arranta to Dorothy W. Robinf'on, hir. Vlife, of the ~umo Convey~ place uforesaid srllntoe for 10\'0 lind uffection £lad for tho sum of Five Uti Dollars the fo11 :nving dcucribed tracts of land In Farmingtom, Davis County, State of Utah: to-wit: All of Lot :3 in Block 16 P1ut "li." Farmington Townsite Survey, contai.ning 1.20 acres, :.nd a. portlono'! , Lo:ta 2an.d 4 of :;('.ld Dlock 15, contuining 1/5 of an acro; salll portions of lot 2 and 4 Commences at a point 28-1/2 rods :7e!:"t from tho southeaot corner of :3aid Block If) und running thence west 1-3/5 rods to the southeast corner of saId Lot 3, thence north 20 rods, thencs eastI1-3/5 rod[;, thence sOllth 20 rodo to the placo of beeinninG, un in Soction 19, 'l'ov.lIIship 3 ,'orth of Hange 1 Eaot, 3al t Luke l,icridiun, Also the southeast quarter of Lot 5 in D1·1 ck 10 Plat '~"of :::;uid Fllrminc' ton containing 27.5 B~uare ~o\':nsl t.e ;)\Irvcy, rods, moro or less. Also comr.tencing at u point 3.42 chaino south fror:l the north...:cst corner of the nortlmest 1/4 of ~ection ::1 in 7o"nohill 3 north of ;~o.n6e 1 ';;est, ~Illt Luko Lieridiun; runniuf. thence cast 10.:n chains; thencc south 4.07 ch'tillS, thence \7es~ 4.54 chuins, \·hence couth 20":;7 chl.1.ins 1.0 :. 11C' llorth line of "Clark I,une ", thence \';e:.;t 2.CH) chuL1S, thence northerly bearinc 19.87 chains, thence west 6.4G chuins, thcnce U. 22°30'~. 1:0 the v;est 60 links; thenco 11. 6°30':;. 1.30 l!i:!il !lC, thenco N 24°45'71. 2.30 chains, thence U. OOW. 1.30 chains, thence cust G.GO cho.ino to thc ~ lace of beginning, in all 15.61 ucres, ~oro or lCDS. TOi:ctl:er with the appurtonances, includiuG u11 water and water riGhts to the :;ru?C 1Je1c!1, i:',,-· :J r usod upon suid lends, unto the Gaid erantee anll to her llcin; unu asslgllo fore'/cr. ~itness, tho hand of said grantor, this 14th duy of Uay, A. D. 1918. ;';iglle!l a.nd delivered ·by tho grantor to Joseph E. Robinson the grantee, Dorothy -::. Rob ins on, in our prosenco, BIG.Ilche Lev/is C. ',•• Bourno :.itute of Utah, ss. :~ ou:: t:; of ::la"/i:;. ) 01: the 16th da:: of I.ta;,· i... L. ,1918, pen;onu11y appeared before IIlC Joseph ~. ]obinson ( also lmO\';n b:,' r:Je as J. :~. TIobinson) the sieller of t:l;~ ;';lthin in r~ trumcnt, ';:h o dul:: uckno\71od,sed to me that he oxecuted tho same. (t)) ::::::·n:::~::r. "'vis Co. ULnh. Hecord od Aut;us...t 3;1,,/1910, u t 11 :4f) I\ .1.;', I' 1\2fa.>.jr I' &. (, AbstrllC ted, <_~/3 / '...,<// .1 . / ' /,~~, County Heco:cder. No. 81134 Do~othy WARHANTY DEED W. Robinson Grantor, of FarminGton, county of Duvis, State of Utal~, hcr~­ by COHVEY and WARi\ANT to Robcrt Clarence Robinson Grantee, of Farmlnc;ton, Utah for the sum of Ten DOLLARS, and other good and valuable considerations the followinc descrlued tract of land in Davis County, State of Utah: All of Lot acres. 3, in Block 15, Plat "A", Farmington, Townsite Survey, containinr, And a portion of Lots portions of J;.ot 2 and 4, 2 and 4 of said Dlock 15, containinG 1/5 1.~O of un acre; said Com;:lcnces at n polnt 23} rods Went from tho SouthOll :; t C'):' !lor of said Block 15, and runninc; thence V:ODt 1-3/5 rods to the Southeast corner of 3uld Lot 3, thence North 20 rods; thence Ellst 1-3/5 rods; thence South 20 rods to the place of beginning, all in Section 19, 'rovlnship 3 North, of RanGe 1 East, Salt Lake I"orldian. Together Vii th the appurtenances and wa ter rights the reunto belonGinG. \'Ill'NESS the hand of said Grantor, this 27th day of April, A.D. one thousand nine hundred and forty-two. Signed in the presence of Dorothy VI. Robinson W. O. Robinson Frank Q. Robinson STATE OF UTAH, ss. County of Davis On the 27th day of April, h. D. 1942, personally .apI;e ared before me Dor':) th:, ';" Robinson, the siener of of the within instrument, vrho duly ackr:owled.ged. to ~:e t :--,llt 31;e executed the same. My commission expires February 12, 19)+4 Frank Croft Notary fublic My residence Recorded September 11, 1942 at 3:+0 P.!,;. is Farmington, Utah / Abn trae ted. ",1/1/5' Count:r Recorder . ... --_._ _-...... . - .-....._--_. :,;(r; 1-.i';~f~t~~:iii~'~~t:?;;~tf;A{;'fM;',,· ';··· . :~:: j:!ljj;.~;" !lGpm~~f ~\6, ···Ca;rJl'f·i~'li.!s~··. ~s w or , . :·"'.l~~~~':~.COR 0';\:st)11.. :·O~.)l8sC: ih.'f3~l.1tf,SL.IIl. 55 81 '1'B . ,' ~ .'" . '. ~ ~ - I . 314.40 -;{ft·~~.~I(t. ms,!.~Lt : "'• .:;or FRONTAG! lU) .~ .. _.,,: ,':;..>" .... ~ \ , . , A8'CORY:'~'!'Q~ aD~ CO",,', Br. ~U-704 AT PT 25.0 . . I ,.~ 1"1" : ' p~, , (i);s~ ( _'.~I':i\\. ra \ 'l'BB ClNTER LN t> • '1'BERE01", ' ~.:Ja~...18 .· 1)tvn•.• .' 111 30-. ! 73 rr . • ~ MOL, ro ",O, ·.I '1'~ · , WI'1'II.A : SU.81 IT lU) CUR ~ . . ~ '1'O.:.R%GBT, : n :;annLl ' 230 n ICon or Le . . ALQ . o:.~I ' ARC o.r . ~D CUR, '1'B W 387.C8 rr MOL TO P'l' .,~ : 4 '. 50 CBS ·8. 0' . POB. '1'B N 4.50 CBS TO POB • .~ ,:.;" CONT. 3~00Acn1S i 'I. . • - .' . ; . , . vlthail appurtenanc.l • .. :~, .. . " FeRTHER I aay.th naugtlt. : . DATEn th1a "t4\ day of or...., « .'-.' , , lSI 85 • sublcrlbed and horn to bdore •• thh _J..1J,l.o;l~.L'__ day of --6~~'w»-~\.. _ _ _ _ , 1985. NO.... JB~ ~,~, R.. l<11ng at, s"u dab OJ, tLtoL i I i [ ' / '.c' '. ', :' .;, .:J;" ..'.~{ ~ /~~:'_;:::'':'\: .~\l;: ' :,.~'.f:~" '; , : ,"" ., \ • 'n' : • • ..... 4 · . t· . ' ' .~ '. ' ,' '1 ,~ ::: .'; mj~iOas :'. , fol{~ "'" RECORDED AT REaUEST OF ~ . . ·~·o 703'90 5 , \ ." 1985 JUN -7 ' ~~2V~f~ or UTAH County ot Salt __ ;JW A.~ C /t~ CL ~;Yl 9: 45 PAGE DAVIS C~ HE(;OROER fE~ DEPUTY STATI II. sw.J!·lN· trJ Lake ~~ .:1 . 3. y. IS- A Perlona11y appeared before .e, a Notary Vub1ic, in and for the Stat. ancS county afonlaid, after bein~ du~y lt D. !tARL MANGU/'I, who, .worn, dePOI •• and .ay., That I, D. URL RANG 0,., •• the attorney for the Iitate of ROPERT CLARENCI ROBINSON, Probate Nat 3231. 2. That 1e~al ROBIRT CLARENC! ROB!N50N, 1a R. CLARINel ROBINSON. a180 known a. 3. the Deoedent, That the R. CLARENel ROBINSON that i • • hown .1 the owner of the property delcribed below, ROBERT CLARtNC! ROBINSON, Deoedent, in the 11 the &ame above-numbered Probate. BTATE or UT~, county of Cavil' PARCEL 1, ~EGINNINa 28.5 ROB W, 20 ROB N rR 81 COR or BLIt 15 PLAT A. I 50 FT, S 10 FT, W 50 FT, N 10 FT TO 800. CON .01 ACRESt ALBO ALL or LOT 3, ISLX 15, PLAT A. rAM T8 SURI CON'!' 1.20 ACRIB. ALSO BIG SW COR or LOT 2, BLIt 15, PLAT A. N 20 ROB, I 1 2/5 ROB, 8 20 RDB, W 1 1/5 ROB TO BIG. CONT. 20 ACRES. IN ALL 1 •• 1 ACRIS. ~;[ ' I - " -'}I I """1<1'" ,. ;!.. (Y' t '1'1 ,J $ (. t' ~ 00 8,/11 £'. .0" (r , Recoraed at request of at ___ , __ me Fee paia $ _____ • by • Dep. Book. Page _ _ __ Ref-.-I---------------------.---Mail tax notice to _______________ Address --------------------------------------------------------. -1.......... .1.3 .'(.JS-A DEED OF DISTRItlUTION ., ,.8~ S IV· I J . BY PERSONAL REPRESENTATIvE .3 tV- /W l iJ t. ~ _ ~ ;-::~ .~ ~~ ': ':~ ~ THIS ma de representative of ~ deceased, 0' DEED, C. RAY GARDNER, as personal th e estate of ROBERT CLARENCE ROBINSON, Grantor, PATRICIA FOWLER, by to ROBERT F. ROB IU.,ON, and AUDREY WILCOX, RUTH R. BRCMN, as Tena!lts in Common Grantees, whose address is 248 East 100 North, Farmington, Utah 84025. WHEREAS, Grantor is qual if ied the personal representative of saiu estate, filed as Probate Number 3231, in Davis County, Utah; and WHEREAS, Grantees are entitled to distrioution of the hereinafter descriued real property, THEREFORE, for valuable consiaeration received, Grantor conveys and releases to Grantees the follo .... ing descrioed ..' real property in Davis County, Utahl , PARCEL 1: BEGINNING 28.5 RDS W, 20 RDS N FR SE COR OF BL~ 15 PLAT A. E 50 FT, S 10 FT, W 50 FT, N 10 FT TO BEG. CON .01 ACRES. ALSO ALI· OF LOT 3, BLIt 15, PLAT A. FARM TS SUR, CONT 1.2r. ACRES. ALSO BEG SW COR OF LOT 2, BLIt 15, PLAT ~. N 20 RDS, E 1 2/5 RDS, S 20 RDS, W 1 3/5 RDf TO BEG. CONT .20 ACRES. IN ALL 1.41 ACRES . \ "8 "- ) " 'I " ~ ...: ' ·S .;:) PARCEL 2 1 BEGINNING 31 . 04 CHS N , 16.55 CHS W OF SE COR OF .:::: ~ SW 1/4 OF SEC 13, T3N-R1W; SLMI TH E 314.~0 FT MOL .,. "'l TO W'LY LN OF FRONTAliE RD AS r.DNV TO ST RD COPUt I.n BY 414-704 AT PT 25.0 FT PERP DIS'l.' NW'LY FR THB ~ <:> .... 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