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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. 121 W 600 NORTH HAIGHTIHINMAN HOUSE FARMINGTON, DAVIS COUNTY UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 50002 0396 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+PO Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. Haight/Hinman House. 121 W 600 North Farmington, Davis County. mSTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION 1 IDENTIFICATION Name of Property: HaightlHinman House Address: 121 West 600 North Twnshp: City, County: UTM: Farmington, Davis County Current Owner Name: Palmer Estates, LLC Current Owner Address: 1099 West South Jordan Parkway, Utah 84095 Range: Section: USGS Map Name & Date: Farmington, UT Quad, 1998 Tax Number: 07-021-0048 Legal Description (include acreage): BEG AT THE NW COR OF HELD SUB, SD PT BEING S 83"41' W 378.22 FT FR THE NE COR OF LOT 9, BLK 15, BC PLAT, FARMINGTON TS SURVEY, &. RUN TH S 04"42'45" E 194.22 FT ALG THE W BNDRY OF SD HELD SUB TO A PT DESC IN THAT CERTAIN BNDRY LN AGMT RECORDED JAN 24, 2006 AS ENTRY 2139807 BK 3956 PG 535, TH S 88"13'25" W 321.97 FT ALG SD BNDRY, TO THE W'LY LN OF THE IRENE B MAYFIELD PPTY AS DEEDED IN BK IR PG 259 &. AS DESC IN QC DEED RECORDED AS ENTRY 2119069 BK 3903 PG 946; TH N 09"51'45" W 169.59 FT ALG SD W'LY PPTY LN TO A PT WH IS S 83"41' W 715.40 FT FR SD NE COR OF LOT 9, BLK 15, TH N 83"47' E 337.18 FT ALG THE S RIW OF STATE HWY 106 &. THE N LN OF SO LOT 9, BLK 15 TO THE POB. CONT 1.37 ACRES. PLUS OTHER PROPERTY WITH A TOTAL ACREAGE OF 8.671 ACRES 2 STATUS/uSE Property Cate~ory ....Lbuilding(s} _structure _site _object Evaluation ....Leligible/contributing _ineligible/non-contributing _out-ol-period Use Original Use: Single Dwelling Current Use: Single Dwelling/vacant 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates _slides: J.JJrints: 2009 ....Lhistoric: various, undated Drawings and Plans _measuredfloor plans _site sketch map _Historic American Bldg. Survey _original plans available at: _other: Sanborn Insurance Maps Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) ....Labstract oftitle ....Lcity/county histories ....Ltax card & photo ---IJersonal interviews ....Lbuilding permit ...x..USHS Library _sewer permit ...x..USHS Preservation Files ....LSanborn Maps ...x..USHS Architects File ....Lobituary index ...x..LDS Family History Library ....Lcity directories/gazetteers ...x..locallibrary: Salt Lake City P.L. ....LcensUS records ...x..university library(ies}: Marriott ....Lbiographical encyclopedias Library, University of Utah ....Lnewspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies ofall research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Carter, Thomas and Goss, Peter. Utah's Historic Architecture, 1847-1940: a Guide. Salt Lake City, Utah: Graduate School of Architecture, University of Utah, and Utah State Historical Society, 1991. Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Davis County Company. East ofAntelope Island. Bountiful, Carr Printing Company, 1948. Davis County Clipper: 211211926. (Nephi Hayes) Deseret News: 6/1611879 (28:352) (Hector C. Haight), 121211912, 16 (Elizabeth C. Hinman). Hess, Margaret Steed. My Farmington: A History ofFarmington, Utah 1847-1976. Compiled and edited by Irene B. Olsen and Mable R. Ferguson. Salt Lake City, UT: Daughters of Utah Pioneers, 1976. Jenson, Andrew. Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia. Volumes I & IV. Orig. published 1936. Western Epics, Salt Lake City reprint, 1971. Knowlton, George Quincy. A BriefHistory ofFarmington, Utah. Compiled and edited by Jannetta K. Robinson. Kaysville, UT: Inland Printing, 1965. Leonard, Glen M. A History ofDavis County. Utah Centennial County History Series. Leonard, Glen Milton. "A History of Farmington, Utah to 1890." M.A. Thesis, University of Utah, 1966 McAlester, Virginia and Lee. A Field Guide to American Houses. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1998. Salt Lake Tribune: 2/10/1926, 10 (Nephi Hayes); 8/5/1938, 20 (Eliza Wright Hayes). Researcher/Organization: Beatrice Lufkin I Farmington City Historic Preservation Commission Date: 2009 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION Building Stylerrype: No. Stories: Classical, vernacular / Hall-parlor Foundation Material: Additions: ~none 121 West 600 North, Farmington, UT p. 2 stone/none Wall Material(s) : 1 .:.-...---=------ stone ----------------------------Alterations: _none------------------------------_minor _major (describe below) _major (describe below) ~minor Number ofassociated 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 HaightlHinman House is a Classical style hall-parlor type single story stone residence built c. 1867. 1 It is the archetypical early Utah house and its stone construction connects it to the Farmington area. It is set facing the state highway (also 600 North) to the north. A partial width rear (south) addition with porch as well as the chimney(si have been removed. It has a three-bay relatively symmetrical fa~ade and two unequal-sized rooms. The form is side-gabled with a shingled roof and close eaves. The hall-parlor was one of the most popular house forms in the second half of the nineteenth century in Utah. It stems from a house type found in England and is characteristically two rooms wide and one room deep. There were various forms of rearward extensions to the hall-parlor type house to provide added living space. As in this example, the form is frequently associated with Classical styles. Classical styles are rooted in eighteenth century American Classicism and characterized by rectangular symmetrical facades, central doors and smooth elevations. The style was popular in the Midwest in the 1830s and 1840s and was brought to Utah by the early settlers. It was the dominant architectural style in early Utah from 1847-1890.3 The stone masonry of the walls is set in a random (uncoursed) rubble pattern with slightly raised mortar joints and relatively smooth wall surfaces. The stones are of unequal sizes and shapes. Doors and windows are all modem era replacements. The north elevation (fa~ade) has three bays and a central door. The window opening to the west is vertical and that on the east is larger and horizontal. Both currently have aluminum slider windows. The door opening shows the depth of the north wall and has a single glazed panel. It is protected by an aluminum screen/storm door. The gable-end east elevation has no openings and its defining feature is the strong wooden cornice at the roofline. The west gable-end has two unequal-sized windows. The window to the south is set high on the wall and has wooden sash and lintel. The window to the north is in a larger horizontal opening and currently has an aluminum slider. The south elevation had a partial-width addition/porch that has been removed. The openings are currently covered with OSB. The interior has been modified from its initial two-room configuration by subdividing the west room with an eastwest wall into two rooms. The south addition has been removed but the two interior door openings leading south are visible. All interior walls are smooth plastered, currently damaged by water, etc. The HaightlHinman House is set below the current road surface of 600 North just to the east of Farmington Creek. The immediate surrounding land area has mature deciduous trees, rose hips, native grasses and remnants of domestic flower gardens with iris, etc. The property is now part of a larger parcel (8.677 acres) and 4 presumably subject to plans for redevelopment or demolition. Hess, My Farmington, p. 20. Most likely two, one at either gable end, or a more central one. Only one on the east gable end is visible in the photo in Hess, above. 3 Carter and Goss, Utah's Historic Architecture, 1847-1940: a Guide, p. 95 . .. There is a 2007 building/demolition pennit (#8480) on file in the County offices. 1 2 121 West 600 North, Farmington, UT p.3 5 HISTORY Architect/Builder: S Hector C. Haight Date ofConstruction: 186r Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) _Industry J2.Agriculture _Economics _Invention Government _Architecture _Education _Landscape _Religion _Archeology _Engineering Architecture _Science _Art _Entertainment! _Law Recreation .£.Social History _Commerce _Literature _Ethnic Heritage _Transportation _Communications _Maritime History _Other ....£.Explorationl _Community Planning _Military Settlement & Development _Peiforming Arts _Health/Medicine _Conservation Write a chronological history ofthe property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain andjustify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. Hector C. Haight (1810-1879) was the:first European to settle in the Farmington area and is known as ''the founding father ofFarmington.,,7 He joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints8 after moving to Nauvoo, Illinois, in 1845. Haight crossed the plains with the early pioneers, arriving in Salt Lake City in September of 1847, and the following year herding and settling at Haight Creek.9 He was involved with his church, serving a proselytizing mission to Denmark from 1855 to 1858 and another to the "States" in 1876. 10 He was the president of the Scandinavian Mission from 1856 to 1858. 11 Haight was active politically, serving as Probate Judge for many years as well as assessor, tax collector and sheriff. In the current LDS practice of the time, he had several polygamous marriages, marrying Julia Van Orden (1811- 69) in 1829, Catherine WilerlWeiler in 1854 and Margaret Jane Stewart in 1870. 12 He was also a farmer, blacksmith, stock raiser and hotel proprietor. Haight built several buildings in the Farmington area. Currently known ones include the c. 1850 house at Blooming Grove near Haight Creek, the two-story Union Hotel at 208 N. Main Street in 1857 (National Register listed), this rock house in c. 1867, and another small rock house just to the west of this house at 145 West 600 North three years later in c. 1870. 13 In 1870 Haight deeded the property containing this stone cabin and other property (a total of 31 acres) to Thomas Grover. Thomas Grover (1807-1886) was born in New York and also a convert to the LDS church. He lived in Nauvoo, Illinois, before coming to Utah in 1847. He had six polygamous wives; Carline Whiting whom he married in Vermont in 1828; Caroline Eliza Nickerson in Nauvoo in 1841; Hannah Tupper in Nauvoo in 1844; LaduskaILoduska Salome Tupper, also in Nauvoo in 1846; Emma Walker in Salt Lake City in 1856 and Elizabeth Walker, also in Salt Lake City, in 1857. 14 He ran an inn on Main Street in Farmington (now the LDS church parking lot). Joel Grover (1849-1886) one of his sons from his wife, Hannah Tupper, was born in Farmington and moved to Nephi in Juab County in 1871. Joel Grover sold the house to Judson L. Stoddard in 1872. s Hess, p.20. Ibid. 7 Hess, p. 55. 8 LDS or Mormon. 9 It was originally part of Farmington but is now in Kaysville. 10 Deseret News, (28:352), 6/16/1879. 1\ Jenson, Vol. IV, 371. 12 Family Search Pedigree Resource File. 13 Hess, p.23. 14 Family Search Pedigree Resource File. 6 5 mSTORY 121 West 600 North, Farmington, UT p. 4 Judson Lyman Stoddard (1823-1869) held the property for three years until his death. He was a native Canadian and also a polygamist. He married Rhoda Chase in 1845 in Nauvoo, Sylvia Chase (18191865) in 1851, and Mary Louise Barnard in 1853, both in Salt Lake City. M.L. and H.L Hinman purchased the property in 1875 and it remained in the Hinman family until Elizabeth C. Hinman sold it in 1896. The Hinman family lived in the house. Morgan Lewis (18311891) and Henry Lyman (1837-1921) were sons of Lyman Hinman (1794-1864), the millwright, and built several mills in Farmington with their father. The brothers were born in Massachusetts and came to Utah with their family. Henry Lyman Hinman married Elizabeth Harriet Compton (1840-1912) in 1861 and Mary Jane White (1853-19l3) in 1874. Elizabeth was born in Illinois and came to Salt Lake City with her parents in 1859. In 1880 Henry and Elizabeth were living together with their five children in Farmington while Henry was working as a farmer. 15 In 1887 Henry moved to Canada and his second polygamous wife, Mary Kane Hinman, followed in 1890. Thet' both died in Cardston, Alberta. Elizabeth C. Hinman remained in Farmington until her death. 1 Silas H. Carol owned the property from 1896 to 1900 and Edward M(arcellas) Preece (1856-1924) from 1900 to 1901. Nephi J. Hayes (1843 17_1926) received title to the property in 1901. He was born in Nauvoo, Illinois, and came to Salt Lake City, Utah as a child in 1851. He lived briefly in Farmington before moving to Bear Lake County in Idaho in 1868 where he was one of the early European settlers. He and Eliza Wright (1853-1938), an English immigrant, married in 1874 in Salt Lake City. They returned to Farmington in 1903 and lived there until their deaths. In 1920 they were living together at 65 and 75 years of age at this house on the State Highway. IS After Eliza Hayes' death in 1938, the property was sold in 1940 to Irene B. Mayfield. Jack I. and Irene B. Mayfield Olsen lived in the house in the second half of the twentieth century. 19 After Irene B. Mayfield Olsen's death, the property was sold in 2006 to Bradley and Dee Ann Palmer. The property was titled to Palmer Estates, LLC in 2007. 1880 Tenth u.s. Census. Ibid. 17 His obituary in the Davis County Clipper has an 1843 birth date while the Family Group Record has 1844. Census records validate the obituary date. 18 1920 Fourteenth u.s. Census. This section of 600 North was part of the State Highway at that time. 19 Hess, p. 20. IS 16 6 PHOTOS Common Label Information: 1. 121 W. 600 North 2. Farmington, Davis County, Utah 3. Photographer: Beatrice Lufkin 4. Date: 2009 5. Digital color photographs on file at Utah SHPO. Photo No.1: 6. North elevation (f~ade). Camera facing south. Photo No.2: 6. East elevation. Camera facing west. Photo No.3: 6. South elevation. Camera facing northwest. Photo No.4: 6. West elevation. Camera facing northeast. Photo No.5: 6. Entrance door detail. Camera facing southwest. Photo No.6: 6. West interior wall. Camera facing west. Photo No.7: 6. South interior wall. Camera facing south. Photo No.8: 6. Exterior east wall detail. Camera facing west. 121 West 600 Nortb, Farmington, UT p. 5 121 West 600 North Farmington, Davis County, Utah Digital Photographs - Intensive Level Survey, 2009 Page 2 Photograph 6 ~~~~~ 121 West 600 North Farmington, Davis County, Utah Photograph 1 Digital Photographs - Intensive Level Survey, 2009 Page '1 " Photograph 2 I Photograph 3 Photograph 4 I TITLE SEARCH FORM ADDRESS: 121 West 600 North TAX NUMBER: CITY: Farmington, Utah CURRENT OWNER: Palmer Estates, LLC LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND ACREAGE: BEG AT THE NW COR OF HELD SUB, SD PT BEING S 831\47' W 378.22 FTFR THE NE COR OF LOT 9, BLK 15, BC PLAT, FARMINGTON TS SURVEY, & RUN TH S 041\42'45" E 194.22 FT ALG THE W BNDRY OF SD HELD SUB TO A PT DESC IN THAT CERTAIN BNDRY LN AGMT RECORDED JAN 24, 2006 AS ENTRY 2139807 BK 3956 PO 535, TH S 881\13'25" W 321.97FT ALG SO BNDRY, TO THE W'LY LN OF THE IRENE B MA YFIELD PPTY AS DEEDED IN BK lR PG 259 & AS DESC IN QC DEED RECORDED AS ENTRY 2119069 BK 3903 PO 946; TH N 091\57'45" W 169.59 FT ALG SD W'LY PPTY LN TO A PT WH IS S 831\47' W 7]5.40 Ff FR SD NE COR OF LOT 9, BLK IS, TH N 831\47' E 337.18 FT ALG THE S R/W OF STATE HWY 106 & THE N LN OF SD LOT 9, BLK 15 TO THE POB. CONT 1.37 ACRES. PLUS OTHER PROPERTY WITH A TOTAL ACREAGE OF 8.677 ACRES OWNERS ADDRESS: 1099 West South Jordan Parkway, Utah 84095 ~k&P.", D... of Record GRANTOR (seller) 10/24/2007 8/2/2006 7/2812006 IR/259 Palmer, Bradley C. & Palmer, Dee Arm Mayfield, Donald Lee, tr., Morgan Larene Mayfield 5, tr., Irene B. Olsen family trust Morgan, Larene Mayfield, Irene B. Olsen 07-021-0048 DATE BUILT: c. 1867 GRANTEE (buyer) TrlnAC:llon Type of Palmer, Bradley C. & Palmer, Dee Ann WD Olsen, Thelma Irene B, Afflda\,lt & Death Cert. Mayfield, Irene B. Irene a. Olsen Family trust 11/12/1985 Held, Albert E. & Held, Melville B. Mayfield, Irene B. Olsen, Irene B. Mayfield 12/511985 Ideal Concrete Corp. Irene a. Mayfield 1111211985 Melville B. Held, Jr., tr Irene a. Mayfield Olsen, aka Irene B. Mayfield 2110/1940 Hayes, N.N. & Ada; Hayes, Charles & Ada I.; Hayes, R.B. & Maud; Birch, Minnie H.; Monson, Wealthy; Hayes, Wells & Mary; the Grace Sparks. Irene B. Mayfield Beatrice Lufkin COMMENTS $10 1.46 acres DoH... < < Palmer Estates, LLC 7/1611997 RESEARCHER: Amount DATE: OeD oeD Notice of Lien oeD WD 2009 PAGE 1 of 2 TITLE SEARCH FORM, continued ADDRESS: Book & Page 121 West 600 North, Farmington, Utah Date of TAX NUMBER: 07-021-0048 Record GRANTOR (seller) GRANTEE (buyer) Type of Tran8llCdon Abstract Plats, 70 2/911940 Ada Hayes, et al N.N. Hayes & Charles B. Hayes Power of Atty. 1-G/371 1/22/1926 Nephi Hayes Eliza Hayes WD 1.46 acres C242 (P307) 3/2011901 Ed(ward) M. Preece ..... Nephi Hayes WD wI $300 Dollar Amount COMMENTS mtge. (1 .44 acres) C242 10/27/1900 Silas H. Carol Edward M. Preece WD Pt of Lot 9, Block 15, BCP Com S 82W 22.6 rds of NE cor Qf Lot 9, then S 5'E 12.2 rds, W29 rds, up creek 10.5 rds, N 82'E 25 rds (1.44 ac.) A330 5/6/1896 Harriet Hinman Silas H. Carol WD same J370 9/19/1887 Morgan L. Hinman, Henry L. Hinman and Elizabeth C. Hinman, wife of Henry Harriet Hinman Indenture A179 6/2511875 Judson L. Stoddard M.L. & H. L. Hinman WD .ame A90 11/18/1872 Joel Grover J. L. Stoddard WD .ame A4 9/1/1870 Hector C. Haight, Probate Judge Thomas Grover WD C/463, A4 11/3/1876 United States of America Hector C. Haight, Probate Judge Patent RESEARCHER: Beatrice Lufkin DATE: 2009 $2 Same + other property .. other property (total 31 acres, 28 rods) SW4 Sec. 18 + other lands 800 acres PAGE 2 of2 3!l,i •.I ' , 1;1 :/1\' r ti ' I \'" "1'0 TAKE ('OLD repa.u1Il~· Vi. le~t.ber a.nd do tb. De& need REPAIRll'G C< . Wu. , KRY TOWN IN CT . and Wyoaaiq to Mil ' W .. c. ....1o . "'~ ,..... aalt ~ --_ ... .. , ~ . ~ -Acii--~ecePted· 'ti116· P. ~~-' s.tur!aY~W...tcb 6OG. J Se",·· F.r u •~ .. mountaIn ,. ' . \. '~s· EUr.-Co.tlam .' -.. ., :c~ - - ~ay Ale~~nd~r . ; . ,. . J~I ' Earl Cottam, 36 of 356 " Weat OGDEN-Ray Alexander. twil1- Ion nr 8tventJI South Itreet. died Thurtlday at f) :05 Albert E. at,d Velma l . Smith ' Alexander or .. m.:ln .. local hospital of IVbe~rt. aliment, ..2746 . Wall avenue, died. 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' ~"1" ,, ~ : .";h ' ~I~, -~':'· K1ryl'ir'l5'M:Mt'-" 'l1I:'~""n - MllmtT-nrri-!' I ' · ~ ilr1< " .· -r.' ---~ w. rtf J'>owQy\'IIle. Mr'_ Wrillha MOII~n ll (II =--::-~-: • Brl.h,,,n Cit y, IIllfl Mrll . . nrllce ~pllrk~ (1/ FIlrmlllr,fnil : Ih'ri!1! hllJr ·hrfllhl.'rl all<1 II "I" er . Mr~ . p:~ MlI.llfull 111111 EJ.ra 1'111 m .. r .. ( "'"Il I."~ City . Neulll Pllimllr o r Jrllrmllll(l 1) 11 111111 Oeorj:e PI1mpr 01 I , ,,~ All rrelrll. . ADIATO~S- \lHn P'uIIN'" lien'''''''' will hI! cOllf lll rt ,.., ~1I 11 \~. '- y - , '\ .. <1"v Itl ·:! fl m . III Ihe I"lIrmlll n ln" I , ' I) .~ I 'AI. .." ," ~' ~ ' r \ d" ' ~ A ·' .1 I! ~ , II ' ''''I ~ H "dl ' f " ~ ("' I ,,, '1 f' ': } t'!t' · f r r. 1 wllr" 1'11111'1'1 hv Hlllh"fl ' ./nhll It . 'VII I ~h wtlh IlIlrrlll"lll I" th~ "'"Tl11ll1al"" c "n' fOlrn ~n " \\ ·,. t T, rnl ,lr , ' .. ::, Frl,""" 11IIIV ,'nil "'rldllv '\f , r! Rlllllrrh\' nl or " I h,/I' ,,1 Ihl' 1: ,,1 ,, " IIl"r l 1111 rv I" 11 "'"111 1111 1 111111 RII,"ll1v lIt Ill_ hOlm. o f h.t .1II11.hl~ 1 - '''; ' Mr. , On,f' . Hpa r k .. , 111 Y. r ml ll ~ ·l n ll , I l'ti ll' Ah ' 1\ \\ \t,q~ " V I1Q llf'\ t"I ) ,I • • le , : In ler\'l<' l!. <J~ ~I' II \ ~r llC ' h "" " \ ".1:0. I =- -- - ' . '. CAL ",1( lORISTS - AN EXPE I ", ,,,,/ , ' " ory Hoxrr ' P~If'r~on 4 /1 "" ... , ., ~ ' •• 1: I ~ U"lt tl) nf\..C.\ lAIlll &11 oc...:Olj.a.JlU H. C. McQuarrie Dies Fallowing O,,-ration l : tan when a your.&, rhe . _ a.mUy resided In Salt I r some time before coming '111' •It, nlltn y [)lInrl'~ 18 Dr al agl). I!rtI rv h-InA' YN1.rS onl ~' . hloOO Th. Cunard .teem Cunard aldg ., Cor-n~ &an William Mrs. I .y Ith ,In CU~ Exemplified . iw:!r. bO~f.c~~a.~t~ . ht f C I b : Geo rce, Augu.t 8, . nlg • 0 0 um US : 1862. Ii. year attsr ~e. CANADI . mJp-a tlon of Latu r - da.)' Sajntll into Dixie . I He Wall the lIOn of the late-H..~_c t_o ~ .il:.l <J... ' ~&"ne •. . Om} ~ Quarrle . ... Q I lIr. ouc ua.rr e (,r .er\·e<! on two mll!- , Tile Trtbu~ . KA~ ' Fe-b: ~ .- K Hi A'ht'" of from .\ ' a.rlo u8 council . or the e t with Eureka couw: fl ~ o . ntla~- arternc)( ,n and evening thinl rl egree wall e xe m\Jlf J ! the i t he ro-I Grace Sparks, of 8a.lt L&ke; )In. HtnBlrcb, of Dewe,.vU~; Mr•. W.ea.ltby Monlon, of lda.ho Fall •• Idaho. He alao II survived by torty,. I I two c-randcblldren ••even CT...t-CTandc hildren. and one Alma ba.n -I hv M.nd W liUI fflllow~d a S· churc h . . o n~ i n "i'ranA1 Knight J nh n · }-'f'nnf'1 1 freland ano ~.:O!­ ka WH .'! t()6..'<t m .:lJ"tf' r I l and and the <'l h r Wl'>'-'" ~t;He ~lItr~ or. Ralt IpM.ker'" C.Hf . ANCHOR-I Hector AIlf'n ~h'Quarrle . 63 yean! ot age. for fil lY year!'! a . r eJll d e nt of St . ~ rylcefl will be hel ,] Oeorr e and more recf'ntly ot 8alt a ft e rnoon at 2 o'clock a.t Lake. diM Tuesday war!1 c hapel. ,Interme nt mornIng In . a. locltl th" T ooel .. cemetery. , holl'Pltal. following I an o perati o n . a ,81IJter. rtic hffeld . ~,..n.laoo, Depll t}:L;':a.te. th 6 Mr •. Ro.ett. E. Roa4Jl1 Buried rpntral at Wat Jordan Lak l' ·1 ' Su~· \vl nr are hI!! H . A . McQuafTl •. WEST JORDAN. Feb . t . -~ ...al neput~- IR 1. ~rcDorroU&h " r I w l f l' . He-l e n Ha ll M cQuarrie , wh o m he for Mre. ROlette Emma ty. Pa.... t. ~tatl· Deput .v , n p t r~entl~· 11Iarrie-d. and th .. f ollowl n,. I5ervkes y or O l[dI:tTl. R.1 . dotrlu: I c l1 i i d ·re n · '\Ir~ fl o r a" " H . ~'alk·.r and RouHIl were held yuterday In the Itt Jh t! f nt'lrth <lel'rf' e. ,PO(,H' : \lre . <larerlC'f" \ \ ' . ('hrilltl"nllf'n. bo<h \Ve~t Jord.n chfpeL Firat C ounaeLor Albert Ol •• n w •• In <I.h . Art t ns(jrllnri ~nll'ht ! r>f Salt Lax .. ; ;'lIn . F . 8 . O d ium a nd \-{ (.rTleon (.r Salt Lake. Orand : \{Tl! L . R. H lt-tch. ;o.;I'W Y ork : Hf'doF rharl'e and the speakers were WIlHam Robert fA''' Arnold or ~en. the I A . Mc4.,Jua.rr lf' . .Jr .. F~ureka. a Rulnn . H . Gardner. Joseph Glovu. t hpr .I . O . nplalr,' "r Pr nvr" }( c Q\alTle . tal Dimond, Albert Oleen .nd Jam . . A. Batema.n . n ll d trr~ 1\.. \": J.'n t hrr J n htl I I n Loll Two b~hen~-a"b>b Many b •• urtful floral tribute. · wer.. ~~~llr e k'a.________ .1 n O . McQuarrie. both A. N£RAL The lAM PLANS uAO"' . 0T1.. Trlhun.. . C ITT . Feb . t .- Fun rill ffJr John P . H n bert., . wh rtled ) m e fn th!1O d ty o f hear. rall "rda ),. wid be ttt>n:t 'r url'da:y l\ at 2 o' r 1oc k Ilt t e ~fxt h lapl"l. under th8 dlr. dfo n or ~ . M . T),son. Inte m~n t wll..!. ty ce metery . - - - - - - -..- -+- j R_il.v . . Boy'. uft.rlng ttl. boy haa had rouble " it h )ch1al tUM8 aJn o _ he W!!!I \V~ t rlf'd all · \(1 -8 0 ·( COL/C_h and ' medlclne-s. ·It'hout IlI1 Y £l'or ten w"' ~ k. h w~ !1'O'Wn . et a nlght'lI al_ . due to hIs A friend cave e a MUle '·s. J·loney and T r and that rter takll\J' Foler,' Honey: and slept aJI n1lrht. 'rites )iTl! . 1l1a.rd. 11)%4 Ka.p~ atre.t . In.Ia. Ind . S a.tlefa.ctl n cuaran·<;tl r&.;'Pm -John_89!! '."" " .. ( Aa'V"HJ.. )enh I"BB&UABT 11. 1'dp E Xl" u 1..'nlon PacifI c Sy!lem . e rmml"dla.te Reeervatlo.n . l'AoD. \'{ ..... "0. Funeral arrancement. ch+!dren . I rr o,m ahU'nt : . I oort... eytdf'nc. and a. l&rJ'e d the body to the CT&'Y" ele\·"n J'T1lnd c hl~ren In a.walt · word CIU_~ j' FAMl~GTO~. F etl . ' .-Funeral ~rf or Ra yn. v.:-hq died at. i t he Dee h Of!pltaJ In Og!1en. Saturda.y I11111' evenlnl'. f ol1owl nl' an extended \linen. 111 be In the Ceni \'lc e~ i tral ~ephl h~ld < v.-ard 1-Ac1 tbe Wut tolInterJordan . ' Early Pioneer Will Be Laid at Re.t T hur.day,. . .I. .l ....r~. mel"linA' bouse Thursda.,. ........ ... .. Y'• AND ~U "te .... SM !'.I_se Farmln~ton .u... ; afternoon at 1 o·clock. Interment . w i ll be In the Farmln.,.ton cemetery. u. . . NeW . . . . . , . .. . IDCJ~" ~,.m-. drma. f - . ",'~ ~ ~,ltalY. 'J.. Norwa,. "jOl'4', (raria, Lonoon), ... eruiae Bueae... Mr. Hay" was born at Nauvoo, TIL. Fl'bruary 15 . 1843 . H e came to . t:t ah In 1661 and sf'ttled In Halt Lax., , . followilw lIlT ....... where he remained fnT . a few yeu-.. • • ..nn A",.rfoaft alHl I when be moved to Farmln~on . and In 11861 mo.ed Bear L.ke ('ounty, ............ ' ...n In C ..... n ...... Idaho. beln,. nne Of the nut l'Iettlefi ..f8Q9y'>~. I. tftat ~t-y. - In · l~t · 'h. riltW'n~ tn l'~armlngton . wht>re he had slnb. A.... ntl the W...w rel'llded . OYer moe" $1250 to $2900, Mr , Hayes III lurvfvl'd hy It wIdow . T. the .......rran. .n Mf!! . Elb. Hs.yell. and thl' 1'ollo wlnc ('htt!1 r '! n: Well!! Ha yell IU1I1 (,barlu d..,.. f600 to '1700. Hayef'. h"th of KlIy ~ Ylll~ ; ft, R. J . . TOMLIN.aN, WILtoON HOTIlL. TTa ,- e!l , nr ('algary. A Ibl!' r ! • . (~ana d. ; SALT LAK • . ..,. N. Ha~' ''' of FannJnClon. Kr.... l .! ~ CI-.rk. Tim • • • , .... , N.~ Y.rk. · I i to e, Last r .U for H O.OfI . ~Iel'l R oun d :2 I r _ 1 TAlIt&---a.nd . 1.0 survI v e . I I n 1 I A • :- $ g "c : F DEe E R .. : ::: 'lD T "N g • i EJ ~ e.- Ot8':3/S~ , ====Q===;~=;=:=====.=:=.============~~~===-~==-=~=-=-~-======~==~.7r~~=·===== lqIWuAW .. , ...... . _. :l.• • ~....... . ~ • I '" ,,,·'t ODe uO .fa'" ~rhk ~~: ~. ,._..., lJOal\& . Wb .,lIt &em. p til ,...,..-• . 0 - " ·r . . ., ... . .Iu &e. , ......... ttbe_' n.at. orv, ..... a; l' ...... .. . . . . aokI. a& .... • - '- ~"'11 L B ·. B1 1:111- o leawood. JUDe ,t.ii,M1:ifteii~len, Stelter; now the home of Lowell and June Sparks. 77 E. 5th . Wisher Photo) in 1901 by John W. and Nettie Taylor; now the home of Dewey and Donna 49 E. 5th N. (Fisher Photo). 5. Built in 1900 by Lewis Edwin Abbott - was - is now the home of Franklin J. and Mable R. Ferguson. 6. Truman Leonard N.; now home of Harry Pledger. (Photo by L. Gregory). 7. Henry Bigler George Q. Knowlton; now Karma K. and Walter fit'"""hln:>k,.. a2 E. olt.h. N. 4t.h N. huilt bv Henrv L. and Elizabeth Hinman in 1861; later property Abstract Date: 9/4/2009 Page 1 of2 Land Serial Number: 07-021-0010 Tax Name & Address for Tax Year 2006 OLSEN, IRENE B AND MAYFIELD, DONALD L Tax District: Exempt: Parcel Dates: Acres: 121 WEST 600 NORTH FARMINGTON, UT 84025-0000 24 FARMINGTON ABHL No 1/1/1981 to 8/2/2006 1.460 BEG S 82 11W 22.6 RDS FR NE COR OF LOT 9, BLK 15, PLAT BC, FARM TS SUR; S 511E 12.20 RDS, W 20 RDS, N 1011 15W 184 FT, N 8211 , E 20.79 RDS TO BEG. CON 1.46 ACRES. Parent/Child Numbers Situs Address 121 W 600 North Farmington 84025- Parent No Entry Number Child No Effective 07-021-0041 07-021-0042 0810212006 0810212006 Rec. Date & Time Book & Page Inst. Date MAYFIELD, DONALD LEE TR WARRANTY DEED 2189368 08/0212006 03:59 p MORGAN, LARENE MAYFIELD STR IRENE B OLSEN FAMILY TRUST 07/16/1997 PALMER, BRADLEY C 4087-1086 08101/2006 Type Party Grantor: Grantee: KOI Exception Vest Consideration $10.00 Doc. See Also YES 07-021-0041 Cross References Entry Number Book & Page PALMER, DEE ANN Grantor: Grantee: MORGAN, LARENE MAYFIELD OLSEN, IRENE B AFFIDAVIT & DEATH CERTIF 2189367 4087-1083 081021200603:58 p 07-021-0041 07/2812006 1340487 OLSEN, THELMA IRENE B MORGAN, LARENE MAYFIELD S TR IRENE B OLSEN FAMILY TRUST 07-16-1997 Grantor: PALMER, BRADLEY C BOUNDARY LINE AGREEMEI 2139807 PALMER, DEE ANN 01/24/200601:15 p 07-021-0037 MORGAN, LERENE MAYFIELD STR MAYFIELD, DONALD LEE TR Grantee: Grantor: Grantee: IRENE B OLSEN FAMILY TRUST 07116/1997 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN MORGAN, LARENE MAYFIELD OLSEN, THELMA IRENE B AKA OLSEN, IRENE B TR MORGAN, LARENE MAYFIELD S-TR 3956-535 AFFIDAVIT & DEATH CERTIF 2139806 3956-532 01/11/2006 01/241200601:15 p 01/20/2006 07-021-0041 2119069 Abstract Date: 9/4/2009 Page 2 of2 Land Serial Number: 07-021-0010 Tax Name & Address for Tax Year 2006 OLSEN, IRENE B AND MAYFIELD, DONALD L Tax District: Exempt: Parcel Dates: Acres: 121 WEST 600 NORTH FARMINGTON, UT 84025-0000 Rec. Date & TIme Entry Number Type Party Book & Page KOI 24 FARMINGTON ABHL No 1/1/1981 to 81212006 1.460 Inst. Date Consideration Vest Doc. IRENE B OLSEN FAMILY TRUST 0711611997 Grantor: DAVIS COUNTY Grantee: OLSEN, IRENE B TR See Also Cross References Book & Page Entry Number 07-021-0041 QUIT CLAIM DEED 2119069 11/01/200503:13 p 3903-946 11/01/2005 1475252 01/061199908:46 a 2425-1254 1210211998 1359851 11/1211997 07:33 a 2201-7 04/11/1980 07-021-0006 $10.00 2139806 IRENE B OLSEN FAMILY TRUST 07/1611997 MAYFIELD, DONALD LEE TR Grantor: OLSEN. IRENE B Grantee: LINGARD INC Grantor: OLSEN. IRENE B EASEMENT WATER PETITION $10.00 07-021-0041 $0.00 07-021-0041 OLSEN. JACK I Grantee: FARMINGTON AREA PRESSURIZED IRRIGATION DIST Grantor: MAYFIELD,IRENE B Grantee: IRENE B OLSEN FAMILY TRUST 7/16197 MAYFIELD. DONALD LEE QUIT CLAIM DEED 1340487 08113/1997 08:20 a 2163-55 07/16/1997 723993 01/13/198601 :18 a 1069-1208 01113/1986 720598 12105/198511 :01 a 1064-568 12105/1985 718893 11/141198502:03 a 1061-779 11/1211985 $10.00 YES 07-021-0041 2189367 OLSEN, IRENE B Grantor: IDEAL CONCRETE CORP Grantee: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Grantor: NOTICE OF LIEN Grantee: IDEAL CONCRETE CORPORATION MAYFIELD. IRENE B Grantor: HELD. ALBERT E QUIT CLAIM DEED RELEASE HELD. MELVILLE B Grantee: MAYFIELD. IRENE B OLSEN. IRENE B MAYFIELD /' 466-498 ~\~j!.1! I'r ~ 1-R-259 - 1-G-371 t,.j ~~ -7 r!X s~ D f,./~tI".·, ~-502 v.>.:l ~ N eo..,.. :::, ~/ t 2K ..J..., 07-021-0041 $10.00 07-021-0041 $10.00 . 0-4~ t:l'-A-L 1064-568 723993 1069-1208 07-021-0041 $2.763.84 f.I~~ I<p. (, 'fi-:;~~ 720598 I 'i 1. s:: Parcel Vesting Information Date : 9/4/2009 Page 1 of 2 10/24/2007 to Present Serial Number: 07-021-0048 Mailing Address: 1099 WEST SOUTH JORDAN PKWY SOUTH JORDAN, UT 84095-0000 Tax District 24 Location Development: FARMINGTON Be LlU: 9 BIB: 15 Development: FARMINGTON A BIB: 22 LlU: 5 Vested Owners PALMER ESTATES LLG Situs Address(es) 525 N MAIN ST FARMINGTON 84025 Vesting Documents Entry Number Recorded Date & Time KOI Party 2315961 10/24/200716:05 WARRANTY DEED _ O,rantee 2315070 10/22/200708:47 WARRANTY DEED Grantee 2315069 10/22/200708:47 WARRANTY DEED Grantee 694084 02/06/1985 11 :22 WARRANTY DEED Grantee PALMER ESTATES LLC ( Execution Date Fee 10/24/2007 $19.00 SALT LAKE EXCHANGE ACCOMODATION 10/19/2007 $14.00 SALT LAKE EXCHANGE ACC.oMODATION 10/19/2007 $16.00 ( PALMER, DEE ANN PALMER, BRADLEY C 02/01/1985 $5.00 07 . '. • •• • 1. · ~. ~ '" 0" <II'" o d) oil S~~"tJ· oB6 SIlicic I~ PI.I'}f· 07. 02$ .MAIN 07. 0.]'6 $t,••t 07"ZJ -- \)..- PART OF BLOC~ 15, BIG CREEK SURVEY .FARM1NGTON roWNSITE "" .- ,- . tOO ,.,t Date: 9/4/2009 Parcel Vesting Information Page 2 of 2 10/24/2007 to Present Serial Number: 07-021-0048 Mailing Address: 1099 WEST SOUTH JORDAN PKWY SOUTH JORDAN, UT 84095-0000 Legal Description BEG AT THE NE COR OF BLK 22, PLAT A, FARMINGTON TS SURVEY; SD PT BEING ON THE W RIW LN OF MAIN STR; TH ALG SD RIW S 00A14'10" W 165.00 FT; TH DEPARTING FR SD RIW LN, W 247.50 FT; TH N 00A14'10" E 33.00 FT; TH W 437.84 FT (RECORD 442.20 FT) TO THE E BNDY LN OF LAGOON INV. CORP. PPTY AS ESTABLISHED IN THE 1991 LARSEN & MALQUIST INC ALTA SURVEY; TH ALG SD BNDY LN N 06A59'51" E 222.52 FT; TH DEPARTING FR SD BNDRY LN N 87 AOO'00" E 660.25 FT TO THE W RIW LN OF MAIN STR; TH ALG SD RIW LN S 00A17'15" W 73.92 FT; TH S 00A14'1 0" W 49.50 FT TO THE POB. LESS & EXCEPTING THEREFROM THE FOLLOWING PARCEL OF LAND: COM FR AN EXISTING BRASS CAP MARKING THE CENTER LN OF MAIN STR & 500 NORTH STR OF FARMINGTON CITY, S 00A14'10" W ALG THE CENTERLN OF MAIN STR 214.50 FT & W 49.50 FT TO THE W RIW LN OF MAIN STR; ALSO MARKING THE POB OF THIS PARCEL; TH CONTINUING W 110.00 FT; TH N 00A14'1 0" W 99.00 FT; TH E 110.00 FT; TH S 00A14'1 0" W 99.00 FT TO THE POB. CONT. 4.1 3 ACRES ~: BEG AT APT 1.96 CHAINS N & 180 FT S 87 A28' W FRTHE NE COR OF BLK 22, PLAT A, FARMINGTON TS SURVEY; TH S 87 A W 480 FT, MIL, TO LAND DEEDED TO DAVIS COUNTY, TH N 6A45' E 325 FT; TH S 88 A13'25" W 77.49 FTTO A PT ON THE E LN OF PPTY CONV IN QC DEED RECORDED AS ENTRY 2119069 BK 3903 PG 946; TH ALG SD LN N 10A15' W 21.34 FT TO A PT ON BNDRY LN AGMT RECORDED JAN 24, 2006 AS ENTRY 2139807 BK 3956 PG 535; TH ALG SD LN N 88 A13'25" E 321 .97 FT, MIL, TO THE SW COR OF HELD SUB; TH E ALG S LN OF MELVIN B. HELD PPTY 4.55 CHAINS, MIL, TO THE W'LY SIDE OF MAIN STR; TH S'L Y ALG SD STR 200 FT, MIL, TO THE NE COR OF ALSO: BEG AT GARY R. COUILLARD PPTY; TH S 87 A28' W 180 FT; TH S 118 FT TO THE POB. CONT. 4.12 ACRES -:'!FiE NW COR OF HELD SUB, SD PT BEING S 83A47' W 378.22 FT FR THE NE COR OF LOT 9, BLK 15, BC PLAT, i FARMINGTON TS SURVEY, & RUN TH S 04A42'45" E 194.22 FT ALG THE W BNDRY OF SD HELD SUB TO A PT DESC IN t THAT CERTAIN BNDRY LN AGMT RECORDED JAN 24, 2006 AS ENTRY 2139807 BK 3956 PG 535, TH S 88 A13'25" W 321.97 FT ALG SD BNDRY, TO THE W'LY LN OF THE IRENE B MAYFIELD PPTY AS DEEDED IN BK 1R PG 259 & AS DESC IN QC DEED RECORDED AS ENTRY 2119069 BK 3903 PG 946; TH N 09 A57'45" W 169.59 FT ALG SD W'LY PPTY LN TO APT WH IS S 83 A47' W 715.40 FT FR SD NE COR OF LOT 9, BLK 15, TH N 83A47' E 337.18 FT ALG THE S RIW LN OF STATE HWY "~JD6 & THE N LN OF SD LOT 9, BLK 15 TO THE POB. CONT 1.37j\CRES' / LESS & EXCEPT: A PARCEL OF LAND LOC IN THE SW 1/4 OF SEC 1-T3N-R1 E, SLB&M; SD PARCEL BEING ALL OF LOT 13 OF PROPOSED PALMER ESTATES SUB, SD PARCEL BEING MORE PART'L Y DESC AS FOLLOWS: COM AT THE FOUND BRASS CAP MONU AT THE INTERSECTION OF 400 NORTH STR & 100 EAST STR & RUN TH N 00A17'15" E, ALG THE MONU LN EXTENSION, A DIST OF 484.16 FT; TH N 89 A59'30" W, A DIST OF 1125.28 FT; TH N 99.04 FT TO THE SW COR OF SD LOT 13 & THE POB FOR THIS DESCRIPTION & RUN TH NW'LYALG THE ARC OF A NON-TANGENT CURVE TO THE RIGHT, HAVING A RADIUS OF 100 FT, THE CENTER OF WH BEARS N 30 A06'53" E THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 64A11'44", A DIST OF 112.04 FT; TH N 04A18'37" E, A DIST OF 184.55 FT; TH S 85 A41 '23" E, A DIST OF 180.22 FT, TO THE NE COR OF SD LOT 13; TH S 5A11 '36" E, A DIST OF 177.82 FT; TH S 83 A01'06" W , A DIST OF 144.86 FT; TH S 13A10'40" W, A DIST OF 71.68 FT TO THE POB. CO NT. 0.943 ACRES TOTAL ACREAGE 8.677 ACRES 1. William Steward horne; now Calvin Sessions, 902 N. Main. 2. James Udy's horne near his black· smith shop - built in 1858 in North Farmington; destroyed later. Shown are James and Isabelle (Eleanor in doorway). 3. Mary Ann and Peter S. Barkdull horne at 1116 N. Main. 4. Horne of Henry and Catherine Moon, 1199 N. Main; then Steve and Dorothy Wood. 5. Home of Bishop Arthur Hess - and Elnora Mpon;.B1&.,N . Main,..o...adobe.JwuseJluilt;.mk89'r'brJ acOl1=Mo~' Secrist· 1 .. ' frlft"7. horne built in 1867 by Hector C. Haight. Henry Hinman lived ere, t en Nephi and Eliza Hayes, (inset), grandparents of Lo~IL~I?~r~!..no~ the home of . Jack 1. and Irene B. Olsen; 121 W. 6th ~.....J~me built 10 1868'; 82 W':13tl1 :, lliam O. aM FIUlenee Ma,field, ow Theta Judd's. nock 20 ,c::.~ __ 'n. Other boats used to transwere: the Miller cattle boat Bob," belonging to Joseph : Farmington (it was used to lcelope Island by the United : used by Charles and John ke Winters sheep boat. PIONEER HISTORIES - 1847 ·1868 --~ ---.--..-----------'----'----------.....~~---- ...... Brief History of Hector Caleb Haight ~ Pioneer of 1847 rod on the shore of the lake out and hunter, Kit Carson, :lis long wearisome journeys. )w in the L.D.S. Museum in known as Fremont Island). st of our pioneers to explore If :reek Ranch as a permanent ited some of the most noted annual three-day roundups .he wild horses on Antelope : display of horsemanship rung, Jr., Len Rice, Stephen ioshby and Garr boys. There : horse bareback or lasso the Hector Caleb Haight was the first white man to locate in Farmington (1847). He crossed the plains in Perrigrine Sessions' Company in June 1847, with his wife, Julia Van Orden, born in 1811. She had five children: Mary Adelia, born 1830; Hector. born 1831; Horton David, born 1832; Caleb, born 1834; and William Van Ordan, 1841. Horton and William helped their father herd stock for several years along the shores of the lake and near the mouth of Farmington Canyon (then called North Cottonwood) and camped near North Cottonwood Creek. The family maintained a home at Blooming Grove that straddled Haight Creek, and at the same time he built and occupied a two-story adobe home in Farmington called Haight or Union Hotel. He was a member of the North Cottonwood (later called Farmington) Ward and had the north end of his farm annexed to that ward. He was a military man, a farmer, stockman, hotel proprietor, and filled a mission to Scandinavia for the Mormon Church - 1855 to 1858. Hector Caleb Haight was born in New York State in 1810 to Caleb Haight and Keturrah Horton. He married Julia Van Orden in 1829. He later married Catherine Wiler, who bore him two children. He then married Margaret Stewart, who had four children, making him the father of 11 children altogether. He was accompanied on his first assignment for the church by a younger brother, Isaac C. Haight, Daniel Spencer and Ira Eldridge. He was the assessor and collector, as well as Sheriff of Davis County, and was a probate judge for many years. Hector Caleb Haight was rightfully claimed to be the Founding Father of Farmington, Utah. William Van Orden Haight by Lillian H. Brown (February 9,1925) My father, William V. Haight, was born September 18,1841, near Freeport, Stephens County, Illinois. His parents embraced the gospel in the year 1845. Afterward they moved to Nauvoo, Illinois, where they lived until the exodus of the saints from there in 1846. They were driven with other saints from their beautiful city, leaving their homes and belongings. They started out in search of a new home, camping on the bleak prairie in the dead of win[;€I; with no prospects before them but snow storms, savages, and untrodden 55 les UUl'Jl11l01:> ut:tj'i:~~'€'; ' ['ch 5, 1883. He graduated from the Br igIg University. ~rved as a missionary to Switzerland for ;h of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. ; return from his mission , on l\Iay 23. nan'iedlVIar'y Beasley ot Provo. next two years he taught school in St. At this time he decided to become a . He graduated from a medical school , in mia, as an honor student. In 1917. he Gardner settled at Kaysville, Utah. Whil e went into the armed forces in World War :urned in 1919 with the rank of Major, then settled in Farmington, Utah . ng their residence in Farmington, ]) served two terms as mayor of Farm 1. )28, Dr. and Mrs. Gardner moved .lifornia, where he was a 1 until his death, in 1945. wife, Mary Beasley Gardner, ! Brigham Young Unive·r sity he was born in Provo, May 27 .vay April, 1936. BISHOP JOHN IVAN I van Hess was bor'n May :1, Utah. He is the son of J Udy Hess. In 1914, he .nd they have six children, and three daughters, still ;ecured his schooling in the ublic School, and the Utah lege. chUl'ch activities are rather 11 to 1913, Brother John Ivan he Central States. Upon his 1e a counselor to Bishop Joseph 1915. Here he remained until is divided, when he became a coun \... L. Clark, of the Farmington Ward. 1950, John Ivan acted as the bishop of armington Ward. Hess served four terms in the F armington mcil, and two terms as Mayor. Until HJ20, and dairying were his chief li;le<; of enFor eleven years he sen'd as a ":.vrain ierchant" in North Farmington. and was automobile salesman. Se\'en year s of his ~ spent in the forest senice, and five year s ! United States Production and )fal'Keting ;tration. For the last t en rears. he fla::: !rk of the Davis Ccunt~· Board of Edut position which he still holds. 1 ARTHUR HESS first bishop of the North Farmingt,)n 'a s Arthur Hess. He was the son Df J '01n'! ! chiic'li'en. Brothel' Hess was chosen the first bishop of the :\"orth Farmington Ward in 1917. Their ward chapel ",as built during his administraticn. AR the pio neer bishop in this ward, he had many j:l'oblems to se lve. He was always a hard worker. He ser ved two terms in the Far'm ington Cit:v Council, and four terms as a Davis County Compriest at the time 89, of causes incident to age. tho HECTOR C. HAIGHT In June 1847, Hector C. Haight crossed the plains in Perrigrene Sessions Company. He was the first white man to locate in Farmington (1847) . Mr. Haight and his two sons her'cled stock around here and on the lake shore northwest of Farmington . Hector C. Haight was a probate judge for many years. He filled a mission to Scandinavia from 1855-1858. He was a military man, and served as assessor and collector' and sheriff' of Davis County. His avocations 'w ere farmer, stock raiser and hotel proprietor. He was bom in 1810, in New York state. He was the son of Caleb Haight and Keturrah Hodon. In 1829, he mal"ried Julia Vanorden. He died in Farmington June 26, 1879. Hector C. Haight had three wives, to onl~T one of whom he was married when he came to Utah in 1847. This wife was Julia Vanorden, born in 1R11. She had five children, born as follows: Mary Adelia, 1830; Hector, 1831; Hector D., 1832; Caleb, 1834; and William V., 1841. The two oldest of these sons helped their father herd stock in Farmington and Kaysville, commencing in 1847. William V., as many of us know, lived in Farmington up to a few years ago. He died here. Hector C. Haight, the father, later married Catherine Wiler, who bore him two children. He then ried Margaret Stewart, who had four DE VAUGHN B. JONES Vaughn B. Jones, the P. . and Butt J Utah, October . He was a member of the fil"st graduating class of the Monticello High School, and he delivered the Valedictorian address. In 1931, he served as a missionary in the California Mission. In 1934, he received his release. Upon returning to his home in Montk.,.ello, he served as both ward and stake Superintendent of Sunday Schools. He continued his education at the Cniversity of Utah, and then at the Utah Agricultural College at Logan. He graduated from the latter in 1938. In 1935, he married Alene W. Family Group Record - Ancestral File Family Group Record Husband's Name Edward Marcellas PREECE (AFN:1 NJT-VO) Born: Died: Buried: Married: 3 Mar 1856 2 Jun 1924 7 Jun 1924 1876 Page 1 of2 FamilySearch™ Ancestral File v4.19 Pedigree Place: Landsprairie, Lee Co., la Place: Tracy, San Joaquin , California Place: Ogden, Weber, Ut Place: Father: William PREECE (AFN:1NJT-2T) Mother: Luvera Ellen ENSIGN (AFN:1NJT-31) Wife's .Name Alta Maria MELLINGER (AFN:3JGO-BC) Born: Died: Buried: Married: 26 Sep 1854 1 Apr 1939 3 Apr 1939 1876 Pedigree Place: Payson, Utah, Ut Place: Ogden , Weber, Ut Place: Ogden, Weber, Ut Place: Father: Cornelious MELLINGER (AFN:4PJW-4M) Mother: Alta Experience RUDD (AFN:2T12-HQ) Children 1. Sex Name F Esther PREECE (AFN:35B6-Q3) Born: Died: Buried: 20 Jan 1883 19 Oct 1925 23 Oct 1925 Place: Milton, Morgan Co., Ut Place: Ogden, Weber, Ut Place: Ogden City Cern, Weber, Ut 2 . .Sex Name M Ellsworth William PREECE (AFN:634J-3J) Born: 5 Oct 1878 Died: 31 Mar 1931 6 Oct 1888 12 Jul1912 ) Pedigree Place: Morgan, Morgan, Ut Place: 5. Sex Name M Jesse Erastus PREECE (AFN:634J-4P) Born: 24 Feb 1880 Died: 10 Nov 1948 Buried: 15 Nov 1948 Pedigree Place: Morgan, Morgan, Ut Place: 4. Sex Name F Nellie Alta PREECE (AFN:634J-5V) Born: 4 Feb 1884 Died: 18 Sep 1926 Pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Place: 3. Sex Name M Frank Leroy PREECE (AFN:634J-77) Born: Died: Pedigree Pedigree Place: Hooper, Weber, Ut Place: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Place: Ogden, Weber, Utah 6. 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HAM, . ~; I-----~~...._:_+--r-_r.,_~~I~"'_:_"'!'""""I_:~f~:__,~_~I I Family Group Record FamilySearch m Ancestral File v4.19 Husband's Name Henrv Lyman HINMAN (AFN:1C57-HT) Born : Died : Buried : Married : 6 Mar 1837 27 Jan 1921 30 Jan 1921 18 Nov 1874 Place: Place: Place: Place: West Stockbridge, Berkshire , Massachusetts Cardston , Alberta , Canada Cardston , Alberta , Canada Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut Father: Lyman HINMAN (AFN:1F71-9B) Mother: Aurelia (Orreli) LEWIS (AFN :1F71-BH) Wife's Name Marv Jane WHITE (AFN:1C57-J1) Born : Died : Buried : Married: 5 Apr 1853 13 Apr 1913 20 Apr 1913 18 Nov 1874 Place: Place: Place: Place: Farmington, Davis, lit Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut Cardston, Alberta , Canada Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut Father: John Stout WHITE (AFN :1JKG-G7) Mother: Ann Eliza Adelaide EVERETT (AFN :1JKG -HD) Children 1. Sex Name M Scott HINMAN (AFN :1C57-C5) Born : 24 Jan 1876 Died : 23 May 1925 Buried: 24 May 1925 Place: Farmington, Davis, lit Place: Cardston, Alberta, Canada Place: Cardston, Alberta, Canada 2. Sex Name M Andrew White HINMAN (AFN:1C58-0D) Born: 12 Mar 1879 Died: 13 Jul 1964 Buried: 15 Jul 1964 3. Sex Name M Edward White HINMAN (AFN:1C58-43) Born: 11 Apr 1887 Died: 17 Jan 1888 4. 6. Sex M Place: Farmington, Davis, lit Place: Woodhouse , Alberta , Canada Place: Glenwoodville, Alberta , Canada Name WIflaidEveretfHlNMAN (AFN:1C5lr-2U) Born: 25 Aug 1882 Died: 27 Oct 1948 Place: Farmington, Davis, lit Place: Sex Name M Schuyler White HINMAN (AFN:1C58-6F) Born: 13 Sep 1895 Died: 10 Aug 1927 8. Place: Cardston, Alberta, Alberta Place: Moses Lake , Grant, Wa Sex Name F Alice Jane HINMAN (AFN:1C58-3W) Born: 29 Jul 1884 Died: 29 Aug 1961 Buried: 2 Sep 1961 7. Place: Farmington, Davis, lit Place: Sex Name M Charles White HINMAN (AFN:1C58-58) Born: 16 Jun 1891 Died: 6 Jan 1974 5. Place: Clearfield, Davis, Ut Place: Cardston, Alberta Place: Cardston, Alberta Place: Lethbridge, Alberta , Canada Place: Sex Name F Rhoda Adelaide HINMAN (AFN:1C57-Z8) Born: 27 Sep 1877 Died : 15 Oct 1912 Buried : 17 Oct 1912 Place: Farmington, Davis, Utah, U. S. A. Place: Cardston, Alberta, Canada Place: Cardston, Alberta , Canada 9. Sex Name F Dora Maria HINMAN (AFN:1C58-1K) Born: 5 Dec Christened: 4 Aug Died: 16 Jan Buried: 19 Jan 1880 1881 1953 1953 Place: Place: Place: Place: Farmington, Davis Co, lit Farmington, Davis Co, Ut Cardston, Alberta, Canada Cardston, Alberta, Canada An official Web site of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 2008 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. ~ FamilySearch ™ Ancestral File v4.19 Family Group Record Husband's Name Henrv Lyman HINMAN (AFN :1C57-HT) Born: Died: Buried: Married: 6 Mar 1837 27 Jan 1921 30 Jan 1921 17 Mar 1861 Place: Place: Place: Place: Pedigree West Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts Cardston , Alberta, Canada Cardston, Alberta, Canada Farmington, Davis, Ut Father: Lyman HINMAN (AFN :1F71-9B) Mother: Aurelia (OrrelD LEWIS (AFN :1F71-BH) Wife's Name Elizabeth Harriet Chaney COMPTON (AFN:2FRZ-J3) Born: Died: Buried: Married: 9 Oct 1840 1 Dec 1912 Dec 1912 17 Mar 1861 Place: Place: Place: Place: Pedigree Lebanon, Wilson, Tn Farmington, Davis, Ut Farmington, Davis, Ut Farmington, Davis, Ut Father: Allen COMPTON (AFN:4S3R-K6) Mother: Marv BETTIS (AFN:4S3R-LC) Children 1. Sex Name M Loyis Morgan HINMAN (AFN:19NW-KJN) Born: 1868 Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut 2. Sex Name M Robert paul HINMAN (AFN :28CH-CP) Born: 12 May 1877 Died: 17 Aug 1951 Buried: 21 Aug 1951 4 Nov 1868 4 Feb 1931 Feb 1931 pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Place: Garland, Box Elder, Ut Place: Garland, Box Elder, Ut 7. Sex Name M John Howard HINMAN (AFN:2FRZ-ML) Born: 24 Dec 1866 Died: 1 Mar 1934 pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis County, Ut Place: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Ut Place: Farmington, Davis County, Ut 6. Sex Name M Morgan Lewis HINMAN (AFN :2FRZ-NR) Born: Died: Buried: pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Place: 5. Sex Name F Mary Emma HINMAN (AFN :2FRZ-PX) Bom: 18 Sep 1872 Died: 29 Dec 1957 Buried: 3 Jan 1958 pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Place: Cardston, Alberta, Canada Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut 4. Sex Name M Henrv Lyman HINMAN (AFN :2G5J-N6) Born: 10 Sep 1862 Died: 13 Sep 1863 pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Place: Ogden, Weber, Ut Place: Garland, Box Elder, Ut 3. Sex Name F Catherine Ayrelia HiNMAN (AFN :1HOV-RL) Born: 25 Aug 1864 Died: 19 Apr 1928 Buried: Apr1928 Pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Place: An official Web site of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints e 2008 InteUectual Reserve, Inc. All riglrts reserved. pedigree Individual Record Hector Caleb Haight Sex: M FamilySearch™ Pedigree Resource File Compact Disc #14 Pin #168874 (AFN : 4FXO-VD) Pedigree Event(s) Birth: 17 Jan 1810 Wyndham,Green,New York Death: 16 Jun 1879 Farmington, Davis, Utah Burial: 17 Jun 1879 Salt Lake CitY,Salt Lake,Utah,U.S.A. Parents Father: Caleb Haight Disc #14 Pin #168869 Mother: Keturah Horton Disc #14 Pin #168870 Marriage(s) Spouse: Margaret Jane Stewart Disc #14 Pin #170350 Marriage: 17 Oct 1870 Salt Lake CitY,Salt Lake,Utah,U.S .A. Spouse: Catherine Weiler Disc #14 Pin #170349 Marriage: 11 Jun 1854 Salt Lake CitY,Salt Lake,Utah,U.S.A. 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With the publication of every five discs, a master index for those discs will be published and packaged with that set of discs. With the publication of every 25 discs, a master index for those discs will also be published and packaged with that volume of discs. Family Group Record FamilySearch™ Ancestral File v4 .19 Husband's Name Nephi J. HAYES (AFN:208F-JF) Born: Died: Buried: Married: 18 Jan 1844 6 Feb 1926 11 Feb 1926 28 Sep 1874 Pedigree Place: Place: Place: Place: Bear Creek, Adams, II Ogden , Weber, Ut Farmington, Davis, Ut Salt Lake City, Salt Lake , Ut Father: Thomas J. HAYES (AFN:8QZH-WH) Mother: Polly HESS (AFN:1DTZ-ZF) Wife's Name Eliza WRIGHT (AFN:1PWL-XK) Born: Died: Buried: Married: 17 Jul1853 4 Aug 1938 7 Aug 1938 28 Sep 1874 Family Pedigree Place: Place: Place: Place: Great Yarmouth , Norfolk, England Kaysville, Davis, Ut Farmington, Davis, Ut Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut Father: Edward WRIGHT (AFN: 1PWL-N6) Mother: Eliza HOWES (AFN :1PWL-M1) Family Children 1. Sex Name M Wells Perrv HAYES (AFN:208F-ZN) Born: 27 Jan 1886 Place: Georgetown, Br Lk, Id 2. Sex Name F Grace Francis HAYES (AFN:208G-OS) Born: 10 May 1888 Died: 28 May 1943 3 Aug 1878 8 Sep 1964 Pedigree Place: Georgetown, Bear Lake, Id Place: Sacramento, Sacramento, Ca Place: Oroville, Butte, Ca 6. Sex Name M Charles Dewey HAYES (AFN:208F-V5) Born: 31 Aug 1880 Died: 17 Jun 1967 Pedigree Place: Georgetown, Br Lk, Id Place: 5. Sex Name M Norman Nephi HAYES (A!N:208F-82) Born: 23 Aug 1875 Died: 15 Jan 1963 Buried: 18 Jan 1963 pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Place: 4. Sex Name F Wealthy Emma HAYES (AFN:208F-XH) Born: 3 Aug 1884 Died: 2 May 1954 Pedigree Place: Georgetown, Br Lk, Id Place: 3. Sex Name M Rutherford Birchard HAYES (AFN:208F-TO) Born: Died: Pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Place: Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Ut Pedigree 7. Sex Name F Minnie Ellen HAYES (AFN:208F-WB) Born: 10 Dec 1882 Died: 28 Dec 1967 Place: Georgetown, Br Lk, Id Place: 8. Sex Name F Aurora Lilly HAYES (AFN:208F-SS) Born: 12 Dec 1876 Died: 12 Aug 1879 Pedigree Place: Georgetown, Br Lk, Id Place: An official Web site of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © 2008 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. Pedigree add docu ment to favorites: add page to favorites: reference uri menu off Search th is objec t: o hit(s) View: :: previous hit : ne xt hit :~~:~~~.~i~k:~t~~~-PiT~~i~~~1 ~~~~C:~:/P~~.~_ ~:~: paqe Benjamin Brown Sales Director " Father and Baby Die at lona, Idaho Mrs, Joseph Rollins Dies Unexpectedly '" Farmington Resident Dies In Dee Hospital " Joseph S, Bangerter Dies of Typhoid Fever .. . Untitled Making Electric Cars More Popular :, ' Page 2 + Articles :' ,' Page 3 J . Articles , Page 4 ' ~', Articles i~ , Page 5 ,',: Articles Page 6 '+, Articles ', : Page 7 C f' Articles :~.: Page 8 1.+' Articles ii , :.. back FARMINGTON RESIDENT DIES IN ,DEE HOSPITAL Nephi lIaj"es of Farmington died at the Dee hospital in Ogden, Saturday evening following a Ion::: illness. Mr, Hayes was born at Nauvoo, Ill, February Hi.t 18~3. lIe came to UbI! in 1851 anutseltled in Salt Lake where he remained fOl' a few years, when he mo\'ed td Farmington, and in 18GS moved to Bear Lake county, Itla. beinfi one of the first settlers In that 10C3hty. In 1!l03 ~(-' returned to Fann wh~re he ~'\d since reliirlFd• • l~I'IYcS' is s~vh"ed by a ,-Mow', Eliza Hayes, and the follOWing children: Wells Hayes all(1 Charles Hayes both of Kaysville; n. B, ll:lyes of Ca fgary, Alberta, Cnnada; N. N. Ibyes, of Farmington; Mrs, Gr.ace Sparks, of Salt JLake; lilTS. Minnie Birch of Dewey\')llc; ~Irs. Wealthy Monson. of Itlano Falls, Idaho. He also is sut'\'ived Iby forty-two grand- chjJdl"!~n, se\'cn heat gmntlc:hildr~n and one brother.' Alma =c:~c=;:,c=;c.-:,:":c:_c:;:,::-::=:;::-:::c:,-,;:ccC-,;:;::=,'C:,;::,=" Gcorf?etown Ida h'o_ Hayc,S, oC to results : previous : next EAST OF ANTELOPE ISLAND Published by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Davis County Company PIONEERS Medora White Call, his wife, was born April 9, 1855, in Farmington. She grew to womanhood assisting her parents in raising small flocks of sheep and doing all kinds of farm work. She became the mother of twelve children. She spun, wove, and knit clothes for them. She was alISRAEL AND MEDORA WHITE CALt ways happiest when serving. Their home was always open to young people, and they were always invited to a well-filled table.-J ohn A. Call. igation ld the ;unday born 7. He ptemistine 1854, louth He Can- John W. Hess was elected to the Utah Legislature and was a Colonel in the Davis County Militia. He was the first Bishop of Farmington, also first counselor in -the South Davis Stake Presidency. :mth I to yraI 275 in Nas hed ·me In- ty. to of ~s. d, g Ie e .i> I JOHN W. HESS He made several trips across the plains to his old home in Pennsylvania, once alone on a mule; once on a tnission; was advisor to the Washakie Indian tribe for ten years; presided as Bishop of Farmington 27 successive years; was first counselor to President William R. Smith of Davis Stake from 1882 to 1894, and when Brother Smith died he was chosen president; member of Mormon Battalion. Elizabeth Harriet C. Compton Hinman was born in Illinois, October 9, 1840. Arrived with her parents in Salt Lake City, October 3, 1859, going directly to North Farmington. They built up the property known as Compton Bench, but lost their holdings when alternate sections became a federal land grant to the railroad and it sold ·the property- to others. Courtship came to Elizabeth when she met Henry L. Hinman. Recreation during their courtship days was of a home-made type. The . young people would meet at each others homes, crack black walnuts, pop corn, make molasses candy or sugar taffy flavored with horehound, or they ate apples and doughnuts. While one of the young men read aloud, the girls might crochet or embroider. Elizabeth was one of the 276 EAST OF ANTELOPE ISLAND three best with the needle-especially popular at quilting bees and when there were difficult buttonholes to · embroider. Her drawings, made on carefully pressed brown paper, were interesting to the group. She would copy them for her embroidery designs and they were often flowers, leaves, wild grapes, and berries like those which grew in her beloved Missouri woods of childhood days. After marriage, when they visited friends in Salt · Lake, it usually meant taking the family and remaining a week. Judge Alexander Pyper's family were making such a visit with the Hinmans when word came that President Brigham Young was dead. Sister Pyper began packing her things in all haste saying, "Oh, what will we do now?" The Pypers were capital entertainers. Elizabeth's grand-chiJdren remember that when Pypers were visiting the Hinmans-together with the Hinman hospitality-there was much jollity. In winter time there were always pits of the best pearmane apples anyone ever ate; also the pop-corn which was popped in plenty of butter in a large iron kettle. . As Marshal of the Day, her husband, Henry, led the parade on the Fourth of July. Mounted on. his coal black "Prince," wearing beaver hat and plume, he did credjt to the father of our country. Her daughter, Mary Hinman Seal, remembers watching "Uncle Morg" construct the sails for the boat which carried passengers and cargo between Farmington and Antelope Island. She and her husband engaged in all the pioneer pursuits which made Utah pioneers self-sufficient, including salt from Great Salt Lake, ground in the coffee mill, spinning one's own yarn for stock'ings for the entire family or for weaving into cloth to be made into suits and dresses for the family, also; the sheep were raised on the HinIllan farm. There was also .machine-made link sausage, and jerked venison kept on top of the kitchen cabinet; her husband made most everything, from a hardwood rolling pin to the home in which they lived. He secured hard, wood and soft from his own homestead on the banks of Big Creek. . Simon Bamberger purchased the valuable spring of water which had done long 'service in the Hinman Illilk-house, and piped it to his Lagoon Resort. Ever since her marriage; she had a home at Farming~ ton where eh~ died at the age 72 at the home of her daughter Mrs. "Katie" Knowlton. . -Lizzie Knowlton Maughan and Lima Seal Hunsaker. Rachel Layton, daughter of Christopher Layton, was born in Kaysville, January 24, 1862. She married James Warten, April 1, 1880, in the Endowment House, Salt Lake City, by Daniel Wells. James Warren was born in London, October 12, 1860. He came to Kaysville in 1877. He worked hard to get enough money to send for RESULTS LIST HERITAGE I I NOTEBOOK SEARCH HISTORY HELP 'ONlINE CEN S,US Sea rch Browse .. Rack to Search Results FARMINGTON Series: T9 Roll: 1336 Pag e: 294 Surname HINMAN GivenN ame HENR Y Age 44 Sex Race W Birthplace MA L~ Add to Notebook . Print I Downlo ad J r~ Negative I State UT Zoom : 1 200% County Year Location DAVIS FARMINGTON 1880 ;1 .' . ' ' ·O f · ' , -:No . ...~.--: ..f"'~-"-"'~" Jc".. , Page '- ' '1' ._SuperviSor's Dist, No, ._....•.. _~. "- . . ~ , -E~u-;ner.{~()fl' Cist. ./J:., ... No. . No~ A..-'l'ho ~DaUI! Y~r bllglna J\U~O ;',1879, and e:nClS 1\4a,y .81,'1 -' Noto J;!.~)UI porso1ll!'W1lI be Included 10 ~& EoumeraUoD who WI Nato C;-<:1.ueauona Nos. 18. t4. 22 " ,n d .28 are ~ot to be asked in M " :_~CHE_Q~lE l.-iJihabit~llts in ...9!.~~... . c&c..~.~ in tl - , .enumerated by m~ on the -~!6I, "- '" ttlement 8 Settlers * APPROXIMATE C.-\:,IPSITES c I Hector Caleb Haight, founding father of Farmington (1847). 2. Union Hotel built by Hector C Haight in 1857.3. Captain Daniel C. Davis. 4. Old home of Jacob Moroni Secrist, built by '~r1es H. Bourne; stands on John Potter place in North Farmington /..I,.; 3 s. f",...a.I'~e...I'~"t Si~t!.cJ _ M .. Fe..IlM"M~n.., ~ :' "':"0 ISOlATIO N '2' - ~gh 141 Davis County on horseback or in wagons or carriages somes:-: :; needed overnight accommodations and food for themselves or :::: ,: animals and repairs to their vehicles. Stagecoach stops were a 'r..'>C'::2lized service to meet the needs of customers of the stage lines. ¥~.- :nese were not the only services available for travelers. Early ;;~ :, -~~ County also had a few strategically located hotels that, together .,..,:? '=' acksmith shops in every community, met transient and local .,;t.":n~~S. These inns served as both a home for the owner's family and a :;,;,,;,, :,~~v offering meals and a bed to travelers. Nor was it uncommon '.;,,? ,~- i..-a te homeowners to host strangers passing through , a tradi,,1 ;!;:,,~I practice in the nineteenth century. :.:-, the 1850s, when Brigham Young and his touring party visited ,j,:;,:: ;cltlements regularly to hold church meetings and consult with ,,'~a': :caders, the travelers carried tents, bedding, and food with them. ~"t'::"£:l a few years, however, Davis County had a few homes in each ; "iiI);m;t'lnE'nt large enough together to accomodate Young and his ttav~L,) ,¥ (o mpanions. By the 1860s, the inns of Davis County had ·'1!lC;l.~:"':;:1" places of choice for overnight stays:ll 7,1e distance between Salt Lake City and Ogden made the '"'·'"'..,-" n!Tt"n area a natural place for overnight stopovers. Three hotels "¥,-e:c.-:d there during the 1850s. The first evolved naturally at the tead of Hector C. Haight, who provided an inn, blacksmith ·tables, pasturage, and fresh livestock on his farm located candy along the Salt Lake Cutoff (the Bluff Road) near the Great . Llke. Advertised in an 1851 emigrants' guide, Mormon Way-bill Gold Mines, as Blooming Grove, it was a popular campground emigrants as well as others traveling the lower road. In . ,m Farmington's Main Street, Haight built a two-story adobe v.ith rooms to take in guests. It became known as the ~ and it still stands, south of the rock meetinghouse. On the (orner of the same block (now the church parking lot), Grover hosted visitors in a two-story adobe house called the 'li , the Halfway House.12 '[-,rvelers through the county could find formal accommodations . leGS! two other towns as well. Christopher Layton built his fourPrairie House near Kay's Creek in 1858 on what became .5 Main Street. He sold it three years later, after which it seems Page 1 of 1 Individual Record Individual Record Judson Lyman STODDARD (AFN: 1CB7 -XL) Sex: M FamilySearch™ Ancestral File v4.19 Pedigree Family Event(s) Birth: 13 Apr 1823 Bastard Township, Leeds, Ontario, Canada Death: 10 Dec 1869 Farmington, Davis, Ut Burial: Jan 1868 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Parents Father: Lyman STODDARD (AFN: 1C4L-JF) Mother: Ruth WRIGHT (AFN: 1KBT-MX) Marriage(s) Spouse: Rhoda CHASE (AFN: 1GPF-S3) Marriage: 29 Oct 1845 Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois Spouse: Mary Louise BARNARD (AFN: 1KWR-Z5) Marriage: 20 Feb 1853 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Spouse: Sylvia CHASE (AFN: 1CB7 -ZR) Marriage: 14 Jun 1851 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut Submitter(s) Details About Ancestral File Ancestral File is a collection of genealogical information taken from Pedigree Charts and Family Group Records submitted to the Family History Department since 1978. The information has not been verified against any official records. 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All rights reserved . http://www.familysearch.org/eng/searchiAF/individuaIJecord .asp?recid=1116238&lds=0.. . 9/2112009 Family Group Record - Ancestral File Page 1 of2 Family Group Record FamilySearch™ Ancestral File v4.19 Husband's Name Jydson Lyman STODDARD (AFN:1CB7-XL) Born: Died: Buried: · Married: 13 Apr 1823 10 Dec 1869 Jan 1868 14 Jun 1851 Place: Place: Place: Place: pedigree Bastard Township, Leeds, Ontario, Canada Farmington, Davis, Ut Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut Father: Lyman STODDARD (AFN:1C4L-JF) Mother: Ryth WRIGHT (AFN:1 KBT-MX) Wife's Name Sylvia CHASE (AFN:1CB7-ZR) Born: 4 Aug 1819 Died: 26 Sep 1865 · Married: 14 Jun 1851 Pedigree Place: Sparta, Livingston, Ny Place: Farmington, Davis Co., Ut Place: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut Father: Isaac CHASE (AFN:3TGM-NB) Mother: phoebe OGDEN (AFN:27R1-2D) Children 1. Sex Name F Ophelia STODDARD (AFN:1 CB8-89) Born: 17 Feb 1856 Died: 24 Feb 1922 Buried: Place: Centerville, Davis, Ut Place: Ogden, Weber, Ut Place: Morgan, Morgan, Ut 2. Sex Name M Alonzo L STODDARD (AFN:1CB7-V8) Born: 12 May 1861 Died: 10 Feb 1939 Buried: 13 Feb 1939 Pedigree Place: Spanish Fork, Utah, Ut Place: Logan, Cache, Ut Place: Georgetown, B-Lk, Id 5. Sex Name F Sylvia STODDARD (AFN:1CB8-CS) Born: 26 Jun 1863 Pedigree Place: Centerville, Davis, Utah Place: 4. Sex Name M Willard Ray STODDARD (AFN:1CB8-9G) Born: 17 Jun 1858 Died: 20 Nov 1930 Buried: 25 Nov 1930 Pedigree Place: Centerville, Davis, Ut Place: St. Anthony, Fremont, Id Place: Parker Cemetery, Parker, Fremont, Idaho 3. Sex Name M Edwin STODDARD (AFN:1CB8-BM) Born: 14 May 1861 Died: 1908 Pedigree Place~ Pedigree Centerville, Davis, Utah 6. Sex Name · M Charles Delbert STODDARD (AFN:1 CB8-6X) pedigree http://www.familysearch.org/engisearch/AF/family...,groupJecord.asp?familyid=27054&fr... 9/2112009 Family Group Record - Ancestral File Born: 30 Jun 1852 Died: 26 Feb 1860 Place: Centerville, Davis, Utah Place: 7. Sex Name . M Charles Albert (Twin) STODDARD (AFN:1 RJQ-ZG6) Born: 30 Jun 1852 Died: 26 Feb 1860 Page 2 of2 Pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis, Utah Place: Farmington, Davis, Utah An official Web site of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © 2008 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved . http://www.familysearch.org/eng/searchlAF/family ~rouPJecord.asp?familyid=27054&fr... 9/2112009 .....,--/' ~ -~'-. MiUs Some mills built in Farmington by Henry Lyman Hinman and sons, Henry and Morgan, were: saw mill in 1851; frame grist mill in 1852; rock mill in 1862 (still standing); carding inill in 1855. Lorin Walker and Samuel __ Richards operated a carding mill. __ - ~-~the;trsnntlter-1fi-ue United States to mill oatmeal. ~ . Fred Coombs had the first molasses Qlill; near where the James R. Udy . . '\/ home now stands at the southwest comer of 1st E. and 2nd N. It is now the home·of Ether W. and Helen Richins. Charles Bourne also had one of the first molasses mills in Davis County. He supplied the z.e.M.I. in Salt Lake City and many other stores. He lived where Horton V. and Marguerite S. BOlll1le ~owlive -837 N. Main. Making molasses was a year~tound job and several mills were in use. Other operators were Jamespa"jd"-il(:(lX. ~qJ~el . Clark and Mr. Bowen. The first molasses'was made £tom p~kiDsj' carrotS aild beets before sugar cane was raised. . . .. .. . Willard Richards~d$10,OOO to bllild ·a . ~ road.uP.North Cottonwood Canyon (now Farmington canyon) and ·hired James Leithead, Reuben Broadbent and others to build the old rocktnill in 1849. It wastbe fiist Dour mill in Farmington and is located about BOO North Main. Dr. Richards never lived at the mill but, after his death in 1854, some of his ~y resided there. First flour miD in FIlI'IDiDgton, built by Willanl ~ in 1849. (Photo of June 1883). Now is Heidelberg Restaurant. 340 Individual Record Julia van Orden Compact Disc #14 Sex:F FamilySearch™ Pedigree Resource File Pin #168717 (AFN: 8MJ7 -FF) Pedigree Event(s) Birth: 10Jan 1811 Coxsackie,Green County,New York Christening: 3 Feb 1811 Dutch Reformed,Church,Green County,New York Death: 26 May 1869 Farmington,Davis County,Utah Burial: May 1869 City Cemetery, Salt Lake CitY,Salt Lake,Utah Parents Father: Peter van Orden Disc #14 Pin #168700 Mother: Mary Crocker Disc #14 Pin #168713 Marriage(s) Spouse: Hector Caleb Haight Disc #14 Marriage: 18 Dec 1829 Catskill, Greene, New York Pin #168874 Notes and Sources Notes: None Sources: Available on CD-ROM DisC# 14 Submitter Jeanne' B. THORUP 2545 Evening Star Dr Salt Lake City, UT Submission Search: 6804-0504100145106 URL: CD-ROM: Pedigree Resource File - Compact Disc #14 CD-ROM Features: Pedigree View, Family View, Individual View, Reports, Downloadable GEDCOM files, Notes and Sources. Order Pedigree Resource File CD-ROMS About FamilySearch Pedigree Resource File The Pedigree Resource File is a new lineage linked database of records available on compact disc containing family history records submitted by individuals through FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service. Family information is organized in family groups and pedigrees and includes submitted notes and sources. Many charts and reports can be printed from this data. Each disc contains about 1.1 million names. With the publication of every five discs, a master index for those discs will be published and packaged with that set of discs. 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Individual Record Individual Record Page 1 of2 FamilySearch™ Ancestral File v4.19 Thomas GROVER (AFN: 1HTM-LC) Sex: M Pedigree Family Event(s) Birth: 22 Jul1807 \Nhitehall, Washington, New York Death: 20 Feb 1886 Farmington, Davis, Utah Burial: 23 Feb 1886 Farmington, Davis, Utah Parents Father: Thomas GROVER (AFN : 2933-RC) Mother: Polly SPALDING (AFN: 2933-SJ) Marriage(s) Spouse: Carnine WHITING (AFN : 1TJL-5Q) Marriage: 1828 Windham Co., Vt Spouse: Laduska Or Loduska Salome TUPPER (AFN: 1VL9-M6) Marriage: 20 Jan 1846 Nauvoo, Hncck, II Spouse: Elizabeth WALKER (AFN : 1Z4Q-CC) Marriage: 24 Jan 1857 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut Spouse: Emma WALKER (AFN: 1HTM-MJ) Marriage: 29 Oct 1856 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut Spouse: Caroline Eliza NICKERSON (AFN: 1T43-TV) Marriage: 20 Feb 1841 Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois Spouse: Hannah TUPPER (AFN: 1JJG-37) Marriage: 17 Dec 1844 Nauvoo, Hancock, II Submitter(s) About Ancestral File Ancestral File is a collection of genealogical information taken from Pedigree Charts and Family Group Records submitted to the Family History Department since 1978. The information has not been verified against any official records. Since the information in Ancestral File is contributed, it is the responsibility of those who use the file to verify its accuracy. http://www.familysearch.org/eng/searchiAF/individuaIJecord.asp?recid=1238088&fromp. .. 9/2112009 Family Group Record - Ancestral File Page 1 of2 Family Group Record FamilySearch™ Ancestral File v4 .19 Husband's Name Joel GROVER (AFN:1JJG-CL) Born: Died: Buried: Married: 11 Mar 1849 13 May 1886 May 1886 5 Dec 1869 Pedigree Place: Place: Place: Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Nephi, Juab, Ut Salt Lake City, S.I. , Ut Salt Lake City, S.I., Ut Father: Thomas GROVER (AFN :1HTM-LC) Mother: Hannah TUPPER (AFN :1JJG-37) Wife's Name Mary Asenath RICHARDS (AFN:2JXF-F3) Born: 18 Nov 1850 Died: 20 Jul1915 Buried: Married: 5 Dec 1869 Place: Place: Place: Place: Salt Lake Salt Lake Salt Lake Salt Lake Pedigree City, S.I., Ut City, S.I. , Ut City, Salt Lake , Ut City, S.I., Ut Father: Willard RICHARDS (AFN: 18QR-WN) Mother: Nanny LONGSTROTH (AFN:1 GXX-23) Children 1. Sex Name M Joel Franklin GROVER (AFN:2JXF-CQ) Born: 3 Oct 1871 Died: 22 Feb 1929 Buried: 29 Feb 1929 Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Place: Salt Lake City, S.I. , Ut Place: Salt Lake City, S.I. , Ut 2. Sex Name . M Willard Richards GROVER (AFN:2JXH-JV) Born: 31 Oct 1870 Died: 31 Oct 1870 M Roscoe Everett GROVER (AFN:2JXH-MD) 6. Sex Name Pedigree Place: Nephi, Juab, Ut Place: 5. Sex Name Born: 17 Aug 1877 Died: 2 Sep 1912 Buried: 6 Sep 1912 Pedigree Place: Salt Lake City, S.I., Ut Place: 4. Sex Name F Nina GROVER (AFN :2JXH-PQ) Born: 26 Apr 1884 Died: 7 May 1966 pedigree Place: Farmington, Davis, Ut Place: 3. Sex Name F Joy Lucille GROVER (AFN :2JXH-QW) Born: 16 Apr 1898 Died: 31 Dec 1973 Pedigree Pedigree Place: Nephi, Juab, Ut Place: Provo, Utah Co., Ut Place: Nephi, Juab, Ut F Alice GROVER (AFN:2JXH-L7) Pedigree http://www.familysearch.orgiengisearch/AF/family-.EroupJecord.asp?famil yid=291405&f. .. 9/21/2009 Family Group Record - Ancestral File Born: 3 Sep 1875 Died: 18 Feb 1956 Place: Nephi, Juab, Ut Place: 7. Sex Name F Kathryn Asenath GROVER (AFN:2JXH-K2) Born: 11 Sep 1873 Died: 24 Feb 1954 Pedigree Place: Nephi, Juab, Ut Place: 8. Sex Name F May GROVER (AFN:2JXH-NK) Born: 22 Dec 1879 Died: 21 Sep 1962 Buried: 25 Sep 1962 Page 2 of2 pedigree Place: Nephi, Juab, Ut Place: Huntington Park, Los Angeles, Cal. Place: Whittier, Los Angeles, Cal. An official Web site of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © 2008 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved . http://www.familysearch.org/eng/searchlAF/family--.WouPJecord.asp?familyid=291405&f. .. 9/2112009 BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA. .It r. y, ·d y as a home missionary In the Utah Stake. He also became the .senior president of the 46th quorum of Seventy, which position he held till the Nebo Stake was organized in 1901, when he was ordained a High Priest and set apart as a High Counc!lor in that Stake. BIGLER, Jacob G. , first president of the Juab Stake of Zion, was born Apr!l 4, 1813, near Shinnston, Harrison county, West Virginia, son of Mark Bigler and Susannah Ogden. He was baptized at Far West, Caldwell county, Mo., June 10, 1838, by Stephen Winchester, passed through the Missouri and Illinois persecutions, acted as Bishop in Iowa and came to the Valley in 1850. Soon afterwards he located in Nephi, Juab county, his present home, from whence he filled a mission to Great Britain in 1861 to lS63. When the settlements in Juab county were :>rganized into a Stake of Zion in 1868, Jacob G. Bigler was chosen and set apart as president of the same, and he :tcted In that capacity till 1871. Elder Bigler Is now nearly eighty-nine years old. Joel, second president of the Juab Stake of Zion, was the son of Thomas and Hannah T. Grover, and was born March 11, 1849, at Farmington, Davis county, Utah, being the first white male ch!ld born in Davis county. H" was Inptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,when eight years of age. At the April conference, 1867, he was called by Pres. Heber C. Kimball to go on a mission to Europe. He started on this mission May 12, 1867, crossing the plains most of the way by team, and arrived in Liverpool, England, July 26th. He labored faithfully in the Kent and Glasgow conferences two years, preaching the gospel, and after having completed h is mission, to the satisfaction of the presidency, he was released and departed from Liverpool in the steamship "Colorado," homeward bound, July 28, 1869. He arrived at his home in Farmil)\:"tor. A'!gust 20, 1869. Dec. 5, 1869, he married Mary Asenath, daughter of Dr. 'Villard Richards, upon which occasion Pres. B.igham Young predicted that B"other Grover would yet occupy prominent positions of usefulness in the Kingdom of God. He was ordained 515 a High Priest and ca1l 2d to preside over the Juab Stake of Zion Nov. 10, 1871. Subsequently, there being changes in the presidency, he acted as first counselor therein, and was a leading figure in the management of all the Important matters pertaining to the welfare and prosperity of the Stake. In 1873 he was elected a representative to the legislative assembly of the Territory of Utah, arid was repeatedly elected r epresentative and councllor; ' he was well recognized and admired as a wise and able representative of the people. . In 1875 he was elected to the office of selectman, and in 1878 to that of probate judge for Juab county; he held the latter office at the time of his ,h'mlse. He was an extensive stockholder ill the Nephi Mercantile Institution m;d in the Nephi Mill and Mannfa<:turil1g Institution, and held the ')1fll:es (If j.'lesldent and sup€rlntendf'nt cf tlte ~torE: and secretary and Hup,wln .. tendent of the mill. He was prominently identified with all the public institutions of the Stake and was a very liberal subscriber to every legitimate enterprise and Industry organized Since his arrival in NephI. · When the First National Bank of Ne.phi was about to be organized, he was a subscriber for a considerable amount, and at the preliminary meeting was chosen .as one of Its directors. As a finan.cier he was of the fi~st order, and his judgment and executive ability was quick and firm. Pres. Grover died in Nephf May 13, lSSG, ·At the time of" his demise the "Dcr-Het News" said of him editorially: "He Was a close, affectionate and lasting friend, and wh!le being a faithful Latt€'r-day Saint and having the love and confidence of the authorities and people of the Church, he was broad, liberal and charitable to such an extent as to gain the admiration and confidence of every class." PAXl\IAN, 'William, fourth presi. dent of the Juab Stake of Zion, was the son of James Paxman and Esther Rey. nolds, and was born Oct. 25, 1855, at Hempstead, Essex, England. At an early age he' went to London and en· tered Into the sen' ice of a tinsmith, working his way up from errand boy to firs t hand in the large es tablishment in which he wOl'ked. While in London he made the acquaintance of Fath.er Kemp, so well known to the BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA with the Latter-day Saints in Boston, Mass., where he was baptized July 16, 1843. He went to Nauvoo in 1844, and became acquainted with the Prophet Joseph Smith. He served as a memb~r of the Mormon Battalion, marched to California, and arrived in Salt Lake Valley in 1847. In 18491853 he filled a mission to Scandinavia and baptized the first convert to the Church in that country, his own brother, Peter Adolph Forsgren, July 26, 1850. He died in Salt Lake City, Jan. 22, 1890, a non-member of the Church. 371 JENSON, Andrew, president, pro tern., of the Scandinavian Mission in HAIGHT, Hector C., president of the Scandinavian Mission from 1856 to 1858, died June 26, 1879, in Farmington, Davis Co., Utah. (See Bio. Ency., Vol. 3, p. 387:) 1881. (See Bio. Ency., Vol. 1, p. 261, and Vol. 3, p. 752 .) LARSEN, Christian G., president of the Scandinavian Mission from 1873 Elder Haight was a Utah pioneer of 1847, who had crossed the plains in Perregrine Sessions' Fifty of Orson Spencer's Hundred. He was the first .ettler of ~rmington, Davis Co., Utah, but by a change in the boundary lines between: Farmington and J{aysville his farm on Haight's Creek a part of Kaysville, where his the late Judge Haight, resided to 1875, died June 1, 1911, in Castle Dale, Emery Co., Utah. (See Bio. Ency., Vol. 1, p. 523.) BU¢NG PERMIT APPLICATION BECOMES PERMIT WHEN SIGNED (2 ko u ~ ~S 11/13/2007 Demolition Bldg , Address ,ct~ Farmington, UT J~O~J z.t.- ool/--Z-- ,\ 121 W 600 North Assessors Parcel No, ~ "vV'tV ~, S :. Subdivision Name Not in a Subdivision V Total Bldg. Site Area TotalProperty Area/Acres or Sq. Ft 61186.88 0 Phone Owner of Property Palmer Estates Managers , L1c 8018914718 1099 W South Jordan Parkway South Jordan UT 84095 Phone Architect or Engineer State License No. General Contractor 57480155501-State P C Development, Inc. 755 E 200 South Mt. Pleasant UT 0 Valuation Rough Basement 0 Finish Basement 0 Building Fee Plan Check Fee Electrical Fees Plumbing Fees Mechanical Fees State Surcharge Water For Fees - See Storm Sewer Invoice Attached Parks & Rec. Sewer Improv. Escrow Benchland Police Fac. Fire & EMS Fac. Transportation St.Clean\StormDr. Sub-Total Deposit Carport 0 Garage Occ. Group R-3 and IRC R-3 \U-1 Residential \ Garage Type of Btdg. VB No.ofBldgs . 1 NO.ofStories 1 No .of Bedrooms 0 No .of Dwellings 1 Type of Construction Fire Sprinklers 0 Special Approvals ,/,olo~ +7 1- ( r1( --:} (A.:~e; State License No. Mechanical Contractor Type of Improvement/Kind of Const DEMO IAccessory Bldg. Now on Lot 0 Zone Approved by KK Right Left rraffic 306 /'I.....~. I 12~-s..~e~- I \2e. :-c:ev.e.Jo~ V VV I ~eloper ,....f\ oV'-(".s ,--,I \ b e.. k.:.-' '-L. ,do "'-""v Rear IBlock BG-2 ~ \(ef'{~ Yes No !NlJ..t.... alVv~c;."" ~. Lo~ <¥rJoAO Amount This application does not become a perm~ until signed below. Plan Check OK by EM Signature of Approval 126203 ~~ ~ Comments General contractor is responsible for complying with all notes on the approved site plan . Bond Required: ~\ OTR 47.47 $ ~~ State License No. Plumbing Contractor No. of Off Street Parking Spaces: 5000 .00 ~~~ State License No. Dwelling Units Now on Lot $ TOTAL A r;o Census Tract 8480 Square Ft of Building 84647 Electrical Contractor Setbacks Front Permit Number 11-29-07 801 891 3176 Zone Permit IIFAR071129001 Date Issued 1.368292 Proposed Use of Structure 0046 oo~ 7~S~~e Receipt Date of Application Lot # I ekL ~( rc foc:L Farmington City, Utah ~~dL Date //-Z7-0] This permH becomes null and void if wof1( or construction authorized Is not commenced within 180 days or if construction or wof1( is suspended or abandoned for a period of 180 days at any time after wof1( is commenced. I hereby certify that I have read and examined this application and know the same to be true and correct. All provisions of laws and ordinances goveming this type of wof1( will be complied with whether specified herein or not. The granting of a permn does not presume to give authorHy to violate or cancel the provisions of any other state or local law regulating construction or the performance of construction. I make this st7M~a~ If-zi-01- Signature of Contractor or Authorized Agent Date Signature of Owner Date