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HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION 1 IDENTIFICATION Name of Property: Robinson/Richards House Address: 68 West 100 North City, County: Twnshp: Farmington, Davis County Range: Section: UTM: USGS Map Name & Date: Farmington, UT Quad, 1998 Tax Number: 70-25-0019 Current Owner Name: Current Owner Address: Legal Description (include acreage): BEG 16.5 RODS W FR SE COR OF BLK 15, PLAT A, FARM TS SUR; N 215.5 FT, W 143 FT; S 215.5 FT; E 143 FT TO BEG. (Cont. 0.71 acre). 2 STATUS/USE Property Category x building(s) structure site object Evaluation x eligible/contributing ineligible/non-contributing out-of-period Use Original Use: Single Dwelling Current Use: Single Dwelling 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates slides: x prints: 2010 historic: Drawings and Plans measured floor plans site sketch map Historic American Bldg. Survey original plans available at: x other: Google aerial map Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) x abstract of title x city/county histories tax card & photo personal interviews building permit x USHS Library sewer permit x USHS Preservation Files x Sanborn Maps USHS Architects File x obituary index x LDS Family History Library city directories/gazetteers x local library: Salt Lake City P.L. x census records x university library(ies): Marriott biographical encyclopedias Library, University of Utah x newspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies of all 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: Graduate School of Architecture, University of Utah, and Utah State Historical Society, 1991. Esshom, Frank. Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT: Western Epics, Inc., 1966. Jenson, Andrew. Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia. Volume III. 1971 reprint of 1920 ed. Salt Lake City, UT: Andrew Jenson History Company, 1971 (reprint). Leonard, Glen. A History of Davis County. Salt Lake City, UT: Utah State Historical Society, Davis County Commission, 1990. McAlester, Virginia and Lee. A Field Guide to American Houses. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1998. Salt Lake Tribune: July 12, 1943, 15 (Romaine M. Robinson); January 19, 1954, 6 (James H. Robinson); September 22, 1985, B19 (Rulon M. Richards); November 21, 1995 (Golda Larsen Richards). Researcher/Organization: Beatrice Lufkin / Farmington City Historic Preservation Commission Date: June 2010 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION 68 West 100 North, Farmington, UT p. 2 Building Style/Type: Victorian Eclectic / Central block with projecting bay Foundation Material: Additions: fieldstone, concrete (addition) none x minor major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings 1 and/or structures No. Stories: Wall Material(s): Alterations: 1 1/2 vinyl siding none x minor major (describe below) . Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The one-and-a-half story Robinson/Richards House at 68 West 100 North, Farmington, was built in 1902 in the Victorian Eclectic style. It is a central block with projecting bay type house with a variety of roof types including gabled, hipped and shed. Victorian Eclectic styles were popular in Utah from 1880-1910, particularly for residential construction. Typical characteristics of the style, visible in this example, include the asymmetrical façade, the visual complexity in its irregularity of form, the leaded glass transoms and the projecting bay. The dominant feature of the façade is the gable-roofed three-sided projecting bay with a pent roof and wooden decorative Queen-Anne style corner brackets (Photo #8). Window openings on the façade have arched panels with scrollwork overhead (Photo # 9). There are three large fixed pane windows with leaded stained glass transom windows. The side windows in the projecting bay are one-over-one double-hung with wooden sash. Window openings are covered with aluminum storm windows. The hip-roofed open porch wraps around the house on the south and east elevations. The north elevation has two doors (Photo #3). One opens down to the basement and the other, up a flight of concrete steps, leads up to an open porch with decorative metal supports. This section has the fieldstone foundation. The hip-roofed roof dormers are visible on the north elevation. At an unknown date a shed-roofed small addition (Photo # 6) was constructed on the southwest corner of the house over a concrete foundation. Other changes include enveloping the house in vinyl siding, changing the roof supports on the rear to mid-twentieth century metal, and replacing the chimney with modern red brick. The porch knee wall was faced with sandstone. Various windows and doors have been replaced with modern materials and an attic-level openings on a side elevation has been changed. The windows and doors are covered with OSB in the rear (north) and side (east) elevations. The only outbuilding is a front-gabled two-car garage (Photo # 7) located at the end of the driveway leading from 100 North to the northeast side of the house. The garage is constructed of concrete block and covered with vinyl siding on the south and west elevations to match the house. It has two jointed vinyl overhead doors and a window on the east side. The house is located on the north side of 100 North, a quiet residential street with a variety of house types and styles. The lot has lawn, shrubbery, roses, and mature trees. The property is currently vacant and showing signs of deferred maintenance and repair. Loose roof shingles have blown onto the lawn, the shrubbery is overgrown, vinyl siding panels are loose, and some of the attic level windows are open. In spite of the addition of vinyl siding, the essential form of the Victorian Eclectic house is visible. Its architectural details such as corner brackets, leaded stained glass windows, transoms and arched detailed window openings are still visible on the facade. The Robinson/Richards House retains its historic integrity and would be a contributing/eligible building in a potential historic district. 5 HISTORY Architect/Builder: 68 West 100 North, Farmington, UT p. 3 unknown Date of Construction: 1902 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "C" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) Agriculture Economics Industry Politics/ Architecture Education Invention Government Archeology Engineering Landscape Religion Art Entertainment/ Architecture Science C Commerce Recreation Law C Social History Communications Ethnic Heritage Literature Transportation Community Planning C Exploration/ Maritime History Other & Development Settlement Military Conservation Health/Medicine Performing Arts Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain and justify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. Mormon 1 pioneers from Salt Lake City originally settled the city of Farmington beginning in 1848. James Henry Robinson (1865-1954) was born in Farmington to parents who immigrated to Farmington from New York and Illinois. He married Romaine Chaffin (1866-1943), also a Farmington native, in 1889. Robinson ran a mercantile business for more than forty years, retiring in 1943. In 1880 the census noted that he was working on a farm at age 14. In later life he continued this interest and farmed as an avocation. He was also active in local government, serving two terms as mayor (1904-1908) and two on the city council. He was the first marshall for the city of Farmington. He also served on the Davis County Board of Education and was a charter member of the Commercial Club of Farmington. The Robinsons were both were active in the LDS church with various offices and callings. The U. S. Population Census displays several data snapshots of the Robinson family. The 1900 census shows them living with six children, aged from 2 to 9, while James H. was superintendant at a “mercantile establishment.” There were nine children by the time of the 1910 census, aged 1 to 19. By 1920 only six children, aged 10 to 21, were living with the Robinsons. Two of the sons at that point worked outside the home – one as a missionary and the other in a green house. After Romaine Chaffin Robinson’s death in 1943, James H. Robinson sold the house to the Richards. The Richards married in 1942 and soon after purchased this property in 1943. Rulon Moroni Richards (1907-1985) and his wife, Golda Larsen (1907-1995), were both University of Utah graduates and taught school. Rulon Richard taught for forty-one years and Golda Larsen for thirty-two years. Rulon Richards was a native of Farmington and a lifetime Davis County resident. He enjoyed gardening and dairy farming. Golda Larsen was a native of Moab, Grand County, and affiliated with Delta Kappa Gamma. She taught in both Salt Lake and Davis Counties. Both Richards were active in the LDS church. C. Vaughn and his wife, Carolee B., Carter purchased the house in 1986 and held it for eight years. Davis and Lori Scott bought it in 1994 and sold in 2001 to the current owner, Davkris Investment Company. 1 LDS or Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 6 PHOTOS Common Label Information: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 68 West 100 North Farmington, Davis County, Utah Photographer: Beatrice Lufkin Date: June 2010 Digital color photographs on file at Utah SHPO. Photo No. 1: 6. South (façade) and east elevations. Camera facing northwest. Photo No. 2: 6. South and east elevations. Camera facing northwest. Photo No. 3: 6. North elevation. Camera facing south. Photo No. 4: 6. North and west elevations. Camera facing southeast. Photo No. 5: 6. South elevation of bay. Camera facing north. Photo No. 6: 6. West and south elevations of addition. Camera facing northeast. Photo No. 7: 6. South and east elevations of garage. Camera facing northwest. Photo No. 8: 6. Bracket detail. Camera facing north. Photo No. 9: 6. Transom detail. Camera facing north. 68 West 100 North, Farmington, UT p. 4 FARMINGTON QUADRANGLE UTAH 7.S-MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC) ______ ~:.ELc.:._ _ ____ _ /t;jYej :l 'II. '17 {f. . ()/~ul eAal· -rr"S+ces 0014 10 <0 we s+rriel1 t .co. 013- 0 ElB - Pt 88. 013 Ac. ,.41· s· t:)o!f> I Lio'ld ,1,,,,"(/.5 SP6lCf-t.-m T.adee . lI1-"IC 5TGcLJ 7Jf!/6te'C Op:3! Brock 10 Q .>1 , &/33 - +(rt':r-4-'?-~- \ - 3>£3 I to-,.... ' '5" f fi; tp P S' I II ~'2 (<1. " <.. 68 West 100 North, Farmington, UT - Google Maps [.-~ · · )r). , ,-:l{,.- ~\i ,( i '-~ map. 's " Address 6/17/10 10:16 AM To see all the details that are visible on the screen,use the "Print" link next to the map. http : //maps .google.com/maps?f=s&utm_campaign=en&utm_source=en-ha-na-us-bk'"1Jm&utm_medium=halrutm_term=google~Omaps Page 1 of 1 TITLE SEARCH FORM ADDRESS: 68 West 100 North TAX NUMBER: CITY: Farmington, Utah 84025 Davkris Investment LC lEGAL DESCRIPTION AND ACREAGE: BEG 16.5 RODS W FR SE COR OF BlK 15, PLAT A, FARM TS SUR; N 215.5 FT, W 143 FT; S 215.5 FT; E 143 FT TO BEG. (Cont. 0.71 acre). P.O. Box 696, Farmington, UT 84025 DATE BUILT: CURRENT OWNER: OWNERS ADDRESS: Book & Page (seller) 7-025-0019 1902 Date Of Record GRANTOR 8/16/2001 Lori Scott Davkris Investment lC WD 3/16/2001 Davis Scott Lori Scott QCD 1/29/1998 Davis & Lori Scott First Security Bank Trust Deed 6/1/1994 C. Vaughn & Carolee B. Carter Scott, Davis & Lori WD 8/22/1986 Richards, Golda L. C. Vaughn & Carolee B. Carter, wf WD 5/15/1986 Richards, Golda L. Richards, Rulon Moroni Death Certificate 38-516 7/16/1943 Robinson, James H., widower Richards, Rulon M. & Golda L. WD Current legal, .735 acres, cont. home & all bldgs A,331 4/3/1897 louisa B. Paul Robinson, James H. WD Com 16.5R w of SE cor Blk 15, WSR, N20R, E6R, S20R to beg A,90 11/14/1873 John S. Gleason Ezra T. Clark WD Lot 2, Block 15 A,5 11/14/1872 Ezra T. Clark John S. Gleason WD Lot 2, Block 15, Plat A A,4 6/6/1870 Probate Judge, H.C. Haight Ezra T. Clark WD Lot 2, Block 15, Plat A + other lands (69 acres) A,4 11/3/1876 United States of America Probate Judge, H.C. Haight Patent 850 acres RESEARCHER: Beatrice Lufkin GRANTEE (buyer) DATE: Type of Tranuctlon 2010 Dollar Amount COMMENTS $133k + 3 other mtges PAGE 1 6/9/10 3:56 PM The Official Website of Davis County, Utah Treasurer I Site Index Departments I I Directory login Tax Information About Us Contact Info County Funds FAQ This website Is not an official record or tax statement. The Infonnation on this page may not be sufficient for use on any legal documents. Property Taxes 00 not use this page unless you understand and agree to Terms of Use (below). Tax Info You may prinl this page, as long as you include this notice, and the Terms of Use with your print : Property Infonnatlon Year: 2009 , Parcel Serial Number: 070250019 Tax District 24 Leg I Descrlpti a . BEG 16.5 RODS W FR SE COR qF BlK 15, PLAT A, FARM TS SUR; N 215.5 FT, W 143 FT; S 215.5 FT; E on. 143 FT TO BEG. CONT. 0.71 ACRES 68 W 100 NORTH SITUS Address: FARMINGTON, 84025 Buildlnglland Values Acres: 0.71 Residence Year Built: 1902 , Residence Square Feet: 2252 Tax Infonnation EstImated Delinquency PayoffPayoff Amounl (for ", " ' d'"r ,'" .~ "'_ ' ",, '.','"".',',' ,',' ,',',",' ,'.',;, ,'," '_;,~:,-",,;,' specified Date): · "' '," .._" " " ',, . , ",,,', ' ',,":,', ' ',. DAVKRIS INVESlMENT lC 2009 Tax Statement Recipient: PO BOX 696 FARMINGTON, UT 84025 2009 Total Market Value: $258,907.00 Recent Tax History - -- ----- -- - . ~ , .. _-- -_.- -- --. . ----- . - - . -. - ~ .--- --- -- - .--- .--- - - -- - -- . - - ---- ..--. ..---- -. " - Important Clariftcation 1. If the amounts for prior years show $0.00 paid this may be an error. Please contact the Davis County Treasurer at [phone] to verify unpaid amounts. 2. The amounts shown paid are taxes only, unless the taxes were paid late. If the taxes were paid late the amount includes taxes and penalty, but does not include inlerest, if interest was paid. Year : GenTaxes • Paid Due $1,786.40 $0.00 ; $1,791.53 $0.00 . 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Bibliography (export) Born 29 November 1907 in Moab, Utah, daughter of John Parley and Mary Viola Barton Larsen. Quick Unks Graduated from Grand County High School and the University of Utah. She married Rulon M. Richards 22 October 1942 in the Salt Lake LOS Temple. He died 19 September 1985. They made their home and raised their family in Farmington. Taught school in Salt Lake and Davis County School Districts for 32 years, and took great pleasure in following the accomplishments of her students. find artjc!es by The Salt lake Tribune find more articles from page C7 find aU articles from November 21 1995 A former member of Delta Kappa Gamma and active in pursuing professional growth. Member of the LOS Church and served in many teaching and leadership positions. Loved to travel and organized many excursions. Her greatest joy came from sharing in the lives of her children and grandchildren and proudly recounting her pioneer heritage. Survived by two sons and two daughters: Harriet Ann (Waldemar) Rasmussen, Sugar Land, Texas; R. Malcolm Richards (Sanrolane), College Station, Texas; John R. Richards (Pauline), Salt Lake City; Rebecca (H. Barry) Hunt, Kaysville; son-in-law, U. Christian Nilsson, Sierra Madre, California; 12 grandsons, nine granddaughters, one great-granddaughter; one sister and two brothers: Mrs. Von G. (Clara) Adamson, J. Reed Larsen, Sterling B. Larsen. Preceded in death by her husband, a daughter, Mary Louise Richards Nilsson, and two sisters, Josephine and Edith. Funeral services will be held Friday, 24 November 1995, 12:00 noon, at the Russon Brothers Bountiful Mortuary, 295 North Main. Friends may call Thursday, 23 November, from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at the mortuary and one hour prior to the service. Interment, Farmington City Cemetery. T 11121 N 11122 Edition: Final Page: C7 Index Terms: Obituaries Record Number: 1010E2E05A0874E1 (c) 1995 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. 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"Amerlean _ of 'alUes incident to are. " 'ho were ' and ,lanced Maplflcent male vol~ and roD IY~ will be stussed "In eon-I -... . l _ a ve~tiI. and ..celleat pr()o ot Id.iaUncUon w the way the Dealb ooeurHd durin, bls at tbe Ujr. I ,ram combined to..pi'Oduc:e a .re• lIor coIle,e bills , we~ enaleep. A lotal Ipse el the moon mubble musiell effeet. Mualc his ;ed by tne speel. 1 ~,.ion d A llfe-lon, resident of Farm- ,I oecu.~ ~n 7:17 and 7 ;47 .w .. presented III 1Uc:b. a variety motl t State u,lalature ." 11 m . . ..te~it. WQ o~ of moods and rhy'tbml . tbat frelll fbe '~tJrl, h bein, spon· iJl.atA)Q, Mr. RobuuOD had oper- ~u.~ .It)' e ' earth·. shadow. lfat~Ders we~ waIUn.anX!ously Tl 'ed by the Junlor\ rolle,e - aeIt.ed a mncantile busl.n eu for Until 10; p.m .• \.be mooD was to hear what was next in .tore. ,peal n committee, of which B. I~. more than 40 years. reUrtn,-ln still IIlO • out of the ·.arth·, Openln. with lour . melQdJes. ~.~~ w , b t~b·"lcl~ud~~ln of the Middle Aies. the cbor~ _' _._ blnson Is exec'utive chltrmJn. l~:~. Robin~on ~t'r"ed t""o Inform citiz.ens of Ihe O,den J ....H H . &obl_ ·.. . Wu t. co . • as ac . next went Into the beautifully ,a of lh'. need for ~ llnln, thr "armt_,,,,_ .... y.r I ... l.erma. I tnms as m l ), or of Irmln,lon . Durtna e perll>d of tolaUty. melQ<!tc and .tlrrbl. Cradle :Ilion. asltlnt a referendum ____..________ .nd 1...'0 tl'rms IS a m('mber of Ithe moon eould ,Ull be Ie en a, sonl ot Brahms followed by' Ed. the Junior eoUeic trlnater t he clly C'O unc- il . He "'1.5 .the J a }allll lJowlah ball. due to vJrd Grle,·. "1 Love Thee .. I.' pa ..ed by.the !'.t',I S!lturf' ·I· ~11S finl rl ty ma n h a! 10 flrmln,. li lilht ret cttel by the ruth', Th a cap""Ua po' wer of the T lV Ion . Ht " '1$ I mtm~r of t.he Ilmosphe i. ,roupe.,.~ , .be refe~nctum peUtlons Ire ' ~ DI\ II Counl v Bo a rd of F:duca . was shown to ,r.at advan> n, wt4ely circulated In II : t io n and a ~h a rtf' r m t m~ r of r ' ta/le In a trlumvtrlte suite for at I~ of Utah 's 29 counlir . , thr ('om mrrml Club of f·arm . t Kn.111e voices arran,~. byUly .... an effort to block th e Irg · ~ ~, .' , 1:V . ltive and gu ber nalo ria l Ir an,. j , In gton . l' t Iw of th proiram con Utlh Junl'or r ol· " 1 ht' ho ,t " ' i1 1 ~ Ihe ' .u.ut --- _.. . ' -b 0 Rr 0 ,e . '. - , of thr ~ -~ ~,....... ~ op _ ~I ~lrd of five rebglOus works In> \ .-'<c1J "eln the Ch u rch of J I" u s 011 ~ es io- conirol Ind ope ral lo n . ~d t ht' g UI',1 ""Iii be. the hos t the Cburc~ of IJe,u s (, hrl tl ' II tdnP6~ay at 8)0 p.m. In the Christ of Llt trr -dl.; S a ints , ht' 'I' Ad' l Optl'll)1'~t8 I I Itter-da.v Ui~1S . ~ 0 ( re~8 0 I~. Robinson 'HI-t -isf' d !-'on · ' Silt I..ke 1.b<'rnacle for the ~rved a. biUlOP 01 the }' I.rm, . ,fiobert Pi. Mr Kay . Silt Lalet' lk John S . Wisely, directo.r .lj 1lxth IUbKrlptloa ecllCftt of , lo,.ton Ward fr om Jg(M\ to 191~ J ."~lrr anti son of Pavld () ; and supe rintendent, Utah Stat.. . thlt thOM 11It'nd lnll Ihe · g meetlni wou ld Ii so hl\' !' : Ihe L' uh Sympbony O~bellrL ' and as prelidl'nt of t.he Sou th ' \! c Ka y, pre sldt'nt of the Church I Tu~rculosis SanHulum •. 0,> . opportunlty' 10 sign a Pt'ti· , The tlberolcle 'l famoul or· Dl\'i, Sla.ltt' from 11115 to 1~7 . , of J"UI ris t of Latter-day Iden , will be speaker'· at the I to Pre s. Dw ieht n . ~;i se n · ' ,an .nll be the IUrit Ind ,.~t Born '\0" 8 I~ in Yarminl- ' Sa iIlt " I .. ft t Lake eHy by weekly luncheon meetine of the rer a,ltinK Ih+t cOlwt'ntion , It ot coone blS ~n lb~re a i loG ht;"u ' a 'son o'f Oli,'er Let' p l 4 ne .I'arly _ mOrDlDi to ISall Lake Optimist Club Tuel: Ilate ·and nali nal l~vrl. be I . . th 'h and' l.ucy MIIll'r Robinson II is , tour South Central America ,by at 12 : 1~ p.m. In Hotel Utah . . lol ed to inqllire into the situa' l lon.• er t In I' I) mp ony , df h J . h ~ H b- Wit h hi S and mother. _ _ _-_. "OVUTIIIM.NT ·~ ' I 10 Utah orchutra 10 It milbt Ilso be , ,Ull It I'r. osep I' 0 I Pre Mrs. McKay I Jocl . considered the host. Inson, wu sustalnl'd In 18~ , I' L D S missi on. : ~dy Je. Te.lIt .f Pet! Oil 1. _A..Iuandq .&hrejn~r: _.J.~~:-,. ~, th~ _',irs! plS~~P ot~_ht'..cb~~~~..~ ~; Henmphe rl:' ! ' " 91 : W.I ellt ot -tIle pe11t10tl 0 Prl")' nacle or.anlst . will be futl/red . north of .BOuntlrul. . , . Thl'Y are inl a visit 10 ' rom t Elaenhower follow . II solo"t ""ith the orcMslra. He He married Romlnl Chattin I' South Af Ire to Irr ive " ...11. A,._II_ ,..wedoal.,ot 1 Il" liM D. ~ISlnhower, II. to pl,y lIandel '. "Or. un eoa- i Dc( 18, I188i. Tbe .mJrnlee WIS I ' d~ S • t ur dlY . .... -...-'.1011 • • _~~_!••~~...~~ w , " . . ' h i ... n II 10 aa.eH La • pure ....a... -... N - . - _ sld .. nt ot th .. t nltr<1 . t al r . , : r ~ rto No . 10 in 0 MJnor" Ind . III ... .a emnll.ed In t I' vuiln Robert M who served OIl ,,1I1ll . . . . . I 0."'0• . .. _lOIotol7 ,r Mr . PreaJdent 'i Walter Piston 's " Preillde .nd_I LOS Temple . Mrs . Robinson an IDS . A rgen t lll ' ll ' ,... ...4 "'"u ' <kJIcj;.~ .......... - - I! EI ~ in ,..ora,.'yr ..... -.-..,aW • our propos.al to SN:'k • , ,,l u· .-'< llelro for O rlan .nd Slrln ....... dll'd July ;0, IP4J . f In'l '1'11 I (, ' w... 01 ........ <01... ro4o,. lee .... I t \ ' I ' rom ... ,. arT v 10 P ...... lot....... ,,_ Dr_. ~.u.n f ' 0 tl~p r~.cn n ll OOI lIandel'l ,",ork.,.re clu.k but SlInly." Llal HI d J ..ld_'wit1t~.~ • I Parted fan. Wde I "f:': I . Cone'crt SI° 0 reran A" rtl"t Robe R. lUcKav T A company l"larcnts TonI' - "- - ----.. --- .. -.-- I 'TC' I b Safe R"'ief . Head Cold Misery I •• ,., Dr.,.' U 11 Niueallon contained In :,lMr. Platon la a modl'rlI .r In wise and slllumlnl,1t1' : n,land composer , sal.,... ....,I __e __ • !i~o~:e;;;;;;~;;;;;:::;- ~~=~~~'j~:~:~:~~ Large Seledlon. ·.• f • ~.('... Survi"iri, are lix '(lns , II . : .. ' . - .- - ort on the StJt~ of thl' Union i , Horald , t;.d",·ard C. and M . Gill ,I"n Mill' hope and ('oura,1' , • • i Hobinwn. Ylrmln,ton ; Sht'r' .the P"ple of Utah . '- . lion j ma.n C. Ind Dr. 0 Prw oo Rob- . ollr propoul holds out to ' .nson . Silt Lake City : D . G lenn , m a new chinN: to savl' In tqtial part of the Utlh sys, Robin son , Do..-nI'Y , Cal. ; three I 01 pubUt education for dlu,hterl. Mrs . Barber , ic:b tbe people of "'tab haH , Ind Mrs . Afton 'Riches, Den. , tilled and · sacrltiee4 alnet , Citations had luued vee. and Mrs. N lomi Lewis. ' d~ 9f the pioneer, one i MOIld«y to u.. ol two Downey, Cal. ; 30 grandchildren. Idred ~ars 110· For alrudy , lutomoblles Involved 44 creat-crandchildren , lO'ftmor In Utah has pro- i e"etIln, in a collision Also survivin, are tbe follow. tel paua.. of a law abandOD- : 1«'!'Melion of Un In, brolhers and sisters. Mrs . aU four Utlb -ltatl' Junior j and Ist South. St«,111 ~. Mrl. Eva R. RobiIefet.- H«, propose, that thl' , Lyle Boo Nicboles Jr_. wo. Geor,e A. and William R. IIiUn of three of these col- I 11th. ..\ve_. 11 0 '11 e e ' Robinson • • 11 of San. Lake City; es be diapostll cSt to ~ relll-j .nowed. . . . cited for Mrs. Lucy It. Coomba, Farmin,• ocpsbaUoD to be operated too Jut for exist.blc CiII:aClI1~LI. too; Harvey Robinaon. Loa Anaeeretartu eol\e,el. A clt.aUon tor fa ,eies, and Mrs. Mamie R. Steed. This hancUonM Chrome • laqe part of tbe e1t1teDI ricbt 01 WI7 and lAtbbrldae. Alta_. Canada. Ta.... IIIICI Chairs, ...IIY till' toQllD\tJllty, home of stop dp was luued Funeral lerYiees will be con...... ea.M ,PeoPIe witt. ber Collete. tbe larllst 01 Samuela. !l.QntraJ Uni- dueled Tbu~ at .2 D.DI_- ln.III-. ttl fuff · 7a.!1nch - ......... state ~l~'rs to hi' .ban- vers.lty of Utah. tbe F.rmincton Ylnt Ward Ta"a. da... to a COII"...lid, 'CI,9 not hl'lo~ to tb~ JII~atma offleen Cb.a~1 by G. Uoyd Heu. blsbtent 54 inchea wfth a lIMo' oraal\lution to whtdl ed -that u.. NkboleJi op. Yrienm may call at the standard ~Inch wllfth. Ie thne eoUetes .~ to be bU. wu tra~ resJdeDee. 127 N . Maio St. • ..f.rnd and pnfu tb.at tile Univenity Street Farmincton, .Wedne8d., trom II 0nIer Toct.y . OO Ie abould dllCharce !.be cluty ue1s..fth.Icle wu -.e1ib1llU1iI 8 Ind. XbursdaJ nrtnr_IAJ L -_ --...~ ldt -,... lau. aalcI ia uae-·r. lit SouUa ..Mil tM Burial will be III the far YourOItl Sett . or UM 01 .tlt~ 1f~ U~~________________~~~~~~~Ce~~~~~ry~.______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"~"~",,,,,,~ II .~ the dUaeiaa Canoe ella I ....It, -&A5 . . . ....,. IM.tate eoUete ..... acuttled compktelJ. I . . . . . . . Ia U'I all-out ItruI: ., aU fair IItCI lepI _ ........... tow. ........ . . ............. L ~. _ = ,~~V:i!bF'l'H · CEN8US' OF'· THE . UNITED STATES. ,SCHEDULE No. J.~POPULATION. III {SIIPervI.IO,..a Di31rirl .Yo.. A r:J.,1;--}.. '.~ EJlftrll('lralion ] >isfriri, No. . I·.Jf'..'·.t.f.. ..•o... . ... ... .... - X... Jrame of Institutiolt, .._____......._..... ......... Ward of cily, .. f.... NAlIJ: cr :bt:Tr.:trJ.~ (I( In thlJf1!JlU" :' J,.wr.~~~~.~~ __ bl .1 ,3 .1 10 15e''-;(~'''",~d. "tJ;.~:~.. II 11 11 H ,;fUJ/:<');l 11 11 11 18 19 !O 21 i 20 ~( 32 n 13 1J 21 ~I U !I 21 21 11 21 18 28 29 2~ SO S{i 81 II 13 Ii 31 II ~, Ie :!r; 31 " 88 81 10 11 II " 13 II H 16 j) 18 .2 (/) l.£: ; .;, I ' .......• _ .• _ ..•. - No· ············· 1:· Dist No. .,\j £::... J UnO:! " 1680, wI ll be r Iiii Cenl!i~1 No te A .- T h e V eor 'beg in!> Jtm,e I , 1870, an d ond, M ay 81. ISSO. ·· ; , . •, ..... ' ! . N o te O.~AI.I persons..vltl be In c luded In t h o Enumtlrnl lon :""hO Wf! r e li vin g on th o 1&l 'd a y o r.J uno, IBBO.. ~M ITTED.'. N ,; mIJ/)!"II o f F'tlmlllelil who h !lv ll D I E D SI N CE NOlo C.-QUeMlons NOli. lD, 14,22 and 23 n r o not I.- Inhabitants ~ .Iune " be 8sked In ro"pect to persOIlIJ u 1'lde" 10 y01ll1"!! 1880. will be I NC~UriED. meiOD \ : ' of "g~. in e;;?~¥~d·- __, in,t~e Co~nty of , Q~ ,_ enumel'&:'tcd by I -~;I NC£ N o others wHl. C hildre n BOR N 'the _ , ~Sf,. ~. day of JIUle, 1880. ,State oL + ~ I: , ~~, 1Cr.~',~ _ Robinsonl Richards House. 68 W. 100 North Farmington, Davis County. Photo 1 06/2010 Photo 2 Robinsonl Richards House. 68 W. 100 North Farmington , Davis County. Photo 3 6/2010 Photo 4 68 W. 100 North Farmington, Davis County. Robinson/ Richards House. Photo 6 6/2010 Photo 5 Robinsonl Richards House. 68 W. 100 North Farmington, Davis County. Photo 7 6/2010 Photo 8 Robinson/ Richards House. 6/2010 68 W. 100 North Farmington, Davis County. Photo 9