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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. - 351 N. ft..1ain MILLER , CHARlES ARl'IOLD , HOUSE FAIDH NGIDN. DAVI S mUNTY UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 50001 6949 - Department of Community & Economic Development Division of State History Utah State Historical Society Michael O. Leavitt Governor MaxJ.Evans Director 300 Rio Grande Salt lake City, Utah 84101-1182 [phone] FAX: [phone] March 15, 1996 STEVE CHRISTENSEN 351 NORTH MAIN STREET FARMINGTON UT 84025 RE: State Historic Preservation Tax Credit Dear Mr. Christensen: We have reviewed the information in our files for your historic house at 351 North Main, Farmington. While it is not currently listed in the National Register of Historic Places, it appears to be eligible and could likely be listed if nominated. Please see the enclosed fact sheet on the National Register for more information. With the research done to date -(partial copy enclosed), completion of a National Register nomination would be fairly straight forward. (A private consultant might charge $4-500 to prepare the nomination.) Also enclosed is the complete application package for the state historic preservation tax credit which provides for a credit equal to 20 percent of qualified rehabilitation expenditures against your state income tax. The state tax credit law requires that all proposed or on-going work must be approved by our office as meeting the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation before the project is completed. Also, a minimum of $10,000 must be spent on the rehabilitation over a maximum period of 36 months. There is no fee to apply for this tax credit. This application is separate from any review or application that may be required by a local preservation commission or other organizations (e.g., Landmarks Commission or the Utah Heritage Foundation). We encourage you to apply for the preservation tax credit as soon as possible to verify if anyon-going work meets the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. Once work is underway, changes to bring the project into conformance with the Standards can be difficult, expensive or occasionally impossible to make. Photographs showing all area of work prior to the beginning of construction are required as part of the application. The state tax credit law also requires that before approval of the completed rehabilitation work can be issued (and the tax credit claimed), the owner must submit a complete National Register nomination to the State Historic Preservation Office. The required research and documentation can occur during or after the rehabilitation project. (A Guide for Preparing National Register Nominations is available from our office. Its a rather large photocopy and we are 'out' of copies right now, but I could send one when it is re-copied if you would like.) The property must be listed in the National Register within three years of claiming the tax credit. Board of State History: Marilyn C. Barker • Dale L. Berge • Boyd A. Blackner • Peter L. Goss David D. Hansen • Carol C. Madsen • Dean L. May • Christie Needham • Thomas E. Sawyer • Penny Sampinos • Jerry Wylie We hope the state historic preservation tax credit can make this rehabilitation project more economically feasible. Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can be of further assistance. You can reach me at 801/533-3562 or at [e-mail] Sincerely, {)AJJV'.~ Charles M. Shepherd, RA Historical Architect State Historic Preservation Office UTAH STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE STRUCTURE/SITE INFORMATION FORM 1 Z Name of Property: CHARLES ARNOLD MILLER Site No. :49DV07A02l ~u: Street Address: 351- North Main T.3N City, County: Farmington, Davis Map Name/Date: 7~§I1li~150n Quad o CUrrent Ownership: ffiQ ~ Public State Private Public Local R. IE s.19 UTK: Tax #: Public Federal Name of historic district (if applicable): Legal Description (include acreage): All of lot 6, Block 21 Farmington City Survey Plat A 2 Original Use: Private Home (J) ~ Property Category -X building structure ~ site W _ object (J) :::::> 3 Photo Date slides: z -X _ prints: historic: _ I- o Current Use: Evaluation .x... eligible/ potentially eligible __ ineligible __ out-of-period .94 Acres. Private Home Condition -X excellent _ good fair deteriorated ruins Alterations X- none minor __ major moved demolished Drawings and Plans __ measured floorplan Historic American Building Survey j { site sketch map other: __ original plans available at: ~ I- Z Research Sources W X abstract of title ~ :::::> _ plat records/map () _ tax card & photo __ building permit Q __ sewer permit -X Sanborn maps _ obituary index o __ city directories census records __ biographical encyclopedias _ newspapers __ city/county histories __ personal interviews Utah State Historical Society __ __ __ __ SLC Library BYU Library U of U Library USU Library ~ LDS Genealogical Library ~ LDS Church Archives BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES (books, records, interviews, photos, maps, etc.) MY Farmington by Margaret Steed Hess Interview with Arthur Daniel Miller surviving child of Charles Arnold Miller Family Group Sheet of the Miller Family Researcher/Organization: Charles G. Miller/Farmington Preservation Date: June 6, 1991 Commission 4 Building Style/Type: VICTORIAN ELECTIC 5Wall Haterial(s): __~R~E~DL-B~R~T~C~K~ __________________________________ No. Stories:~2~_____ b Number of associated outbuildings 2 and/or structures 3 dates, Briefly describe the principal building, noting additions and alterations and their and associated outbuildings and structures. The home is a two story red f) brick U with a porch on both stories. The large window in the parlor has stained glass design trim. There have been alterations or addition since the home was built in 1890. Total floor space including both floors is 2618 feet with 12 rooms. The old barn still in use was originaly built by Daniel Arnold Miller a Farmington pioneer of 1848. ~ 5 . . ArchitectlBu:llder: Ch arIes Arnold MIller 5Write Date of Construction:1890 a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or - principal owners & ,significant events. The property was first settied by 1848 Q pioneer Daniel Arnold Miller who built ihe barri still in ·use on the ~ lot on which the home is located. He and one of his sons, Jacob Miller were the first to plow land in Farmington. Charles Arnold and his wife Gertrude Stayner Miller demolished the original two story adobe home on this lot to build the red brick home. The Millers were cattlemen who kept livestock on Antelope Island. The home and surrounding property have remained in the Miller Family since 1848. SEE ATTACHED NEWSPAPER ARTICLE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. .-" --T" I .j - --·-f- . r' _. _____ . __1 ~ .-- --~ - ! I - .-- f - ····· i~--:L · q-t. L __ . : , L __ . 1 • i ... ~l -, .J . .1 _ r- . .. -~ ; l - -f - ..i -t-- I j-i , . . _; -l ·· r j 1 .j --, ! " . - ." L. i I I . r -· ! -_. i I 1. ..... i! . - " ; j "----r"! , I, .. . ! i _.: ____ L ___ , j ' . r-" - " - ' . .. i I i · ·;·--i- . I 1 - . ! , • ·• .. T · Plof PLAN D~n'(;/ . Ay~~/J M,,:lIer,/tCh4rles Ar.Y\dlcl M,'lI.er . . 35.1 N()t"1:h ,Nt 4. I Itt : fAr-WI Ihr-itJH, utatc .• -_.- I l' . . - , -t, Ii ··riF, Sf. teet ' . , -- .- r , -- I ~.. . . ·· f·· ... . i j -. ' ." ·- t---+I M4IVl -- _ : , I +---l --r --, - . !- -lJ [--L--.. - ;----1.--fI ! , l I ' ! I --- - tI J -ri ' -1--I i - T----~- -T ---]I- ~-----~-- - j -' I ... -- - --.-.. ··-1.-.-- - ------, Miller, Charles Armold, House. 351 N. Main , Farmington, Davis County Miller, Charles Armold, House. ,.. f 351 N. Main , Farmington, Davis County ·f , '.. i" ".) \.}d~) ·1.' . . / "7 to ! and that the share and inter'est of David B. Simmons be held for later determination by this Court. IT IS FUliTllEH ORDEHED AND DECREED that any sums owing by any 01' t:he alorementlone:.. lle .. r:J Estate De ueuuctea from t:helr ulstrlbutlve snare ana t:hat t:hlS Est ... te \;0 \;HG be hE:ld open until such time as t:he aeterrnination of the intere:Jt of Davld B. Simmons shall be settled by the Court. Date d this 15th day of April, 1939. LeV/is V. Trueman JUnOE UNITED S'l'A'rES OF Alf.EHICA S'l'ATE OF' U'l 'AH, ss. County of Davis I, R. Bruce Major,. COtU1ty Clerk in and for the County of Davis, State of Utah, and Ex-Officio Clerk of the District Court, Sec,o nd Judicial District, do hereby certify the foregoing to be n full, true and correct copy of the SEI"l'LEUENT OF }'IHAL ACCOUNT AND DECHEE OF r'IlIAJ. DIS'l'RlBUTIOU. In the Matter of the Estate of AMANDA A. SIMMONS, Deceased that I hal!e compared the same with the original now remaining on file in this office and that it is a c o rrect transcript therefrom and of the whole thereof. IN WI'l'I~ ESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and official Seal this 21st day of December A. D. 1939 R. Bruce Maj or County Clerk. By ---------- Deputy I Recorded December ,~lst, 1939 at 4:35 P. M. Abstracted tfj;:;7 --tldrc ;[£."'-.z___County Recorder III 'f ill' DIS'l'llIC'i' COU!!'l' OF 'l'dE SECOl'lD JUDICIAL DIS'l'HICT OF TIlE No. 72997 S'l'Ni'E OF U'l'AI!, IN AND FOR DAVIS COlll'lY PHOBATE DIVISION IN TriE ~1A'l"1'Efl OF TilE DECREE SE'f'l'LING FIlIAL ACCOUNT A;lD MI\ KING FINAL DISTHIBUTION OF 'I'llE C:STA'l"E ES'l'A'l'E () F CI!AHLES II. ~~ILLER Deceased GLEN InLLEll, adminintrator of the estate of Charles A. M111er, deceased, having heretofore rendered and. flIed herein, a full account and report of the admlnistration of said enta t ·' , \·.l,1.ch acc oun t was for final settlement and havlng with said. account fIled a petition f.:)r the final d1stri~ution of said estate: And th c sal:l fl nal account and petition this day coming on regularly to be heal'd and proof havin 0 l~oe n made to the satisfactlon of the court that clerk had given notice of the settle',rent () f said ,account and t Le hearing of said petition for final distribution, in the manner and form required by law: And it appeurin(l thnt said account is in all respects true and correct: that it is supported by pro per vo uchern: t hat t he residue of mone ~' in t~ e hands of the admlnis tra.- tor is the sum of .Pll. (;O, which sum will be required for payine; t he costs of closinG the estate. And It apPcllrinr;. that all the claims and d.ebts a(lainst said deccascd, all taxes on said estate tncludin:\ inheritance taxes, and all debts, expenses and charges of o.dministration have been fully paid and discharged: the said estate is ready for distribu- tion and is in condition to be closed. It is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the said final account of the sald adml nlstt'atol' bo, nnd tho flame is hereby sottled, allowod and npPl'ovncl.. And I t further app'~ orin6 that said Charles A, !laller, died into:) ta to on or 'o.bout tho 7th day of July, 19.3:\, in the County of Davis, State of Utah, and leavinr.: estate therein, and leaving surviving h1m, the following named sons and dauchters, who constitute his sole heirs and are entitled to distribution of the entire re:o:ldue of said estate, to-wIt: Charles S. Miller, Eleanor A. 1o'arr, Arthur D. Miller, Glen Miller, Emma L.A.W. - G. Miller and Franl{ C. I(.iller. No", on this 16th day of December, 19.39, on motion of James T. Hammond, Esq., counsel for flaid adminifltrator, and no objections being made thereto. It is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed that the residue of suid estate of Charles A. Miller, deceased, hereinafter partioularly desoribed, and now remaining in the hands of said administrator and any other property which may belonG to the estate, or of which the sald estate may have any interest, be, and the same 1s hereby distributed as follows, to-wit: To the soid Charles S. Miller, an undivided one-sixth interest in and to all the residue of floi1 estate. To the :laid Eloanor A. Farr, an undivided one-sixth interest in and. t.o nIl the residue of sntd estate. T0 the said Arthur D. Miller, an undivided one-sixth interest in and to all the residue of sald estute. To the said Glen !.:iller, an undivided one-sixth interest in and to all the residue of said estute. L.A.VI. To the ~aId Emma G. I,:iller, an undi"ided one-:!ixth interest in and to all the re- fliduc of sald efltute. ... .- To the said Fra.'1k C. I:lllp.r, an undi vided one-sixth intcres tin and to all the residue of snid e~tate, The following is a partioular description of the sa1d residue of said estate referred to in this decree and of vlhloh distrlbution is ordered, adJudf.:e:l and decreed as afore~aid. to-wit: BegInning 271 feet south of the ~!ortheast oorner of Seotion 25. 'l'oymship 3 North, HanGe 1 West, Salt Lake I.:eridian and running thenoe South 61.~7 feet; thence West 222.8 feet; thence North 650 feet; thence South 89°.30' East 222.8 feet to b~ginn1ng, containing 5.66 aores. neginn~ng 992 fect West and 266 feet South of the Northeast comer of Section 25, To\'mship 3 North, Ranee 1 fiest, Salt Lake Meridian and runninG thence West .327 feet; thence South 20 chains; thence East 34 felClt; thence North 1.31.3 feet to beGInning, '/ containing 9.85 aor~a. Beginning 266 feet South and 716.1 feet West of the Northeast corner of Section 25, Township .3 lIorth, Range 1 West, Salt Lake Meridian and rnnninl3 thence West 200 feet; :~ thence South 1513 feet; thence East 363 feet; thence North 656.7 feel.; then,ce East 56 feet: thenee NOT'th 16° 45' 'liest 6%.12 feet to beginning, containinG 9.'36 nercs. Boginning 2{,8. 1.j. feet South and 222.8 feet West of the Northeast corner of Section 25, TOVillship .3 florth, Range 1 Wes t, Sal t Lake lleridian, Ilnd running thence South 650 'l feet; thence I'/est 204 • .3 feet; thence 1I0rth 16°25' Viest 6 lb.l.\. feet; thence SO'lth 89° 50' East .319 • .3 feet to beginning-, contnining less highway 2.92 ucros, l3eginninG 1 chain East, and 4.12 chains South of the llorthvlest comer of the Ilorthenst 'lu nrtC;! r of Section 25, Township 3 }I orth, llnnljc 1 'jest, Salt 1.,, \:0 Meridian, and rl1nnlnr, th,.,nco South 20.5) chlli ' 1'; thence East 19.87 chains; thence Horth 20 chains; thence West 20.20 chains to the place of beginning, containing 40.40 acres. Beg ~ nnlnr; I.,;! chains West and 5. !+2 chains South from the Hortho!l "t corner of the S0l1t hl'03t qu"rter of Sectinn 11 . Township 3 ilorth, Banlje 1 V'lest, Sol t Lak e MerIdian; 1/ thence :::louth 10 ch ai n s; th ence We:> t 10 chalns; th en ce No rth 10 chAins ; then ce Eas t 10 chains to the plnce of be Ginnins. containing 10 Rcres. Ber-inninr~ 7.20 chnins South and 14.70 chains East from t he North':lcnt corner of Section 13, 'l'o"1Oship 3 North, Range 1 V/est, Stllt Lake /.Ieridian, and runnin g thence S outh 5 chains; th,.,llce Wont l!~ I .~ chn I n"; thence South 19.90 chains; th e nce Enflt 20 chains; t.l-jence North 20 chains; thence Viest 371 fect; thence North 5 chains; thence 'NO Ht 25 feet to beginning, cO llt aini!1[!, less highway, 5 :1.89 acres. l3ef,innin !3 5.66 chains South and. 0.69 chains West from the Northeast corner of the Northwest quarter of Section ll~, Township 3 North, Han~e 1 west. Salt Lake Meridlan; thence West 20 .75 chains; thence South 5 cl ~ ains; thcnce West 19.70 cl lalns; thence Sou th I,r ,o' <: 0.80 chains; t hence Southeast 16.75 chains; thence East 11.30 chains; thenee North 1. :1-5 chains; thence Southeast 21 chains; thence North 25.50 chains to plnce of beginning, contalning 5q.ll ncres. Beginning at the Southcast corner of the I~orthea!lt quarter of Section ~2, 'l'ovmship 3 North, Range 1 West, Salt Lake Meridian, and running thence North 73 feet; thence West 20 chains; thence South 7~ feet; thence East 20 chains to the place of beginning, containing 2.52 acres. East half of the Southeast quarter of Section 2~. Township 3 North, Range 1 West, containing 80 acres. Lot 2 of Section 22, TOVinship 3 North, Range 1 West, excepting and reservi!'1g therefrom 9~ acres in the Northeast corner of said Lot, on the !'1orth si::le of Clark Lane, following said Lane westerly from the east line of said Lot, 23 rods, on:} thence running northwesterly to such point on the north line of said Lot IlS will leave in said northeast eor n~ r of said Lot, 9 a acres, containing 40.50 acres. All of Lot 3 of Section 22, Tov.nship 3 North, Hange 1 Vlest, Salt Lake Meridian, containing 47.10 acres. All of Lot 4, of Section 22, To\mshlp 3 North, Range 1 West, Snlt Lake MerIdian, contnining 37. 1+0 acres. Beginning 0.49 e hnlns West of the Southeast corner of SectI on 2; . TownshIp 3 No rth, Rang e 1 West. Sa lt Lake Mer idian, and runninG thence South 1.79 c'1n lns; the nce ,'le st 30.50 chains; thenc e North 7.5 5 chains; thence Ellst 30.50 chains; the nce SO' lth 5.74 chains to bCGInning, con t ainin~ less s t reet, 22.60 acres. North qUllrter of the Sou th" l"lst quarter of the Southwe st quarter o f Section 23, 'l'oVinshl.p 3 North, Range 1 Vlest, Salt Lake Moridian, containinr, 10 acre". Beginning 1. 7 ~ cha;ns South and 0.!10 chains Wes t from the Northeast corne r of Section 2 6 , Township 3 North, Range 1 West, Salt Lake Meridian, and running th e nce South 6.36 chains; thence I'le st 30.50 chains; thence Nor th 6.36 chains; thcnc!l East 30.50 chains to beGi nning, containing le e s stree t, 19.08 Ilcres. Beg inning 4.76 chains Il o rth and 2.6£l chains Ellst from the Lot 6, Block 1 5 , Plat Northc~lst corner of Be Farmington Townsite Survey and runninG th ence Ells t 2.52 cha in s; thence South 0 .99 chains; thence East 9.65 chains; thence SO',l th 7 59 . 1+ feet; thence I'l est 66 feet; thence South 137 feet; thence North 89° 40 1 West 11.0 ;1 chains; thence ,, Ber,inninr: at the Southcast corner of Lot 5, Block 21, Plat A Fnrmington Towll9ite Survey; running thence North 2 rods; thence ~Iest 15 rods; thence SOllth 2 rods; thence En"t 15 rods to ber,inning, containing 0,19 acres. Also all of Lot ( , Rlock 21, Plat A Farminr:ton Townsi te ,Survey , containing 0. 9 1+ acres, 13et:rinning 50;.2 feet East from the Northwest corner of Lot ;+, Block 11, Plat BC FarminGton Townsite Survey; and rlmninG thence East 297 feet; thence So' ; th 36.5 fect; th e nce ,:est 297 fe et; thonce lIorth 363 feet to beginnl 'lG, containlne; 2 ,'+'7 ncron. Also b c(:;l:ming 80 0 .2 fe-::t Enzt from the 1I0rthwest corner of sai.d Lot o.n:3 t',cnee East 297 f eet ; th ence South 563 feet; t l1cnce ', 'lest 297 fect; thence North 363 feet to beglnnini3, contain- inr. 2, 1..7 ncres. F1r:r:1nn lnr, nt the l;or-t!lenst corner of Lot 7, Block 55 , Plat llaJ.o:rlt 3ench Survey, ,1"'.'\ run!11nl; t:1cnce South alon~ V1'CSt 20 chains to the East line of a certain 4 rod street; thence said line 0.25 chnlns; thence East 20 chains; thence North to place of be- ginning. 125 acres of land in Sinaloa, !.Iexico. The followinG described tract or parcel of land in Davis Count;~ , State of Utah, to-wit: All o f that portion of the following described tract of lnnd ~lich a 11ne · whlch 15 2 feet 1I0rth of the Meander Llne of the ceme nt wlllk ov~r 110 lIes north of nrm constructed and across the f ollowing described propert;,', to-wit: A trnct of land in the northwest quarter of Section 19, 'ro\'mshlp .5 North, nange 1 East, Salt Lake Meridian, being a portion of Block 15, Bi~ Creek Plat Surve:r, Farming- ton Townsite. Beginning on the 'lest side of a portion of Block 15, belonninc to (!;rantor Jacob IUller, 25 feet South of the lIorth side of Lane running West from Lot 1, Block 21, Plat A Farmington Townsite Survey to the Lagoon and running thence South ~39° 40 I Eal'Ot 21+7 feet; thence Southeasterly along the old fOlmdation of a barn (30 fe e t; thence South 20 feet; thence Northwesterly on a curve to the right on 156 feet radius 40 feot more or less; thence on a curve to the left of 90 feet radius throueh ,7 u 30' of arc to a point; thence }fortI' 89 0 40' Vlest 220 feet to the West side of Grantor' thence North : ~l Il (Jacob I,iiller) property! feet to t he pOint of be Ginning, containing 0.25 acrcr.. Also a'1 1 the riGht, ti tle and interes t in and to the porti on of the above mentioned lane lying along the North side of the above described tract, the above being the premises conveyed by Jacob !liller b:r Warranty Deed, dated Oct. 21, 1907, to Farminr;ton City, Vlhich deed 1s recorded Jnn. 21, 1908 in Book V of Bo'o k of Deeds, PO/ ~ ') ;i ·B, records nf Davis Count:r, Utah. PEHSOliAL PHO PEIlTY "JiJ shorn !' of the capital stock of the Utah Cand ;: Co. 12 shnrcs of the cap! till stock of Grani tc Furnl '. urc Co . Pr"ml ssory note of Clnude Ill. cha rds fnr ,: 3,000 . Of.'. Un vn ] 1\e. 1 derrick, 1 hull rc)w , 1 harroVl, 1 disc, 2 mn\',''!(''s, ) rake. 40 ~Inres First SecurIty Corporation 75 share~ I!llieht Bench Irrir:r.ttion and I'iater Co. "0 shnres NOl'th Cottonwood I '''ril~ation CO. G,50 shares Duplex Spiral f1.unp Co. 11 shares Con. Glnss and Cabinet Co. 10 five-thollOandths (10/5000) part of that certaIn Trust Fund conveyed by The Utah National l3e.nk of Or,den, t o A. V, l{.clntosh and !', ;.S, Eccles, Trustees, by an instrument dat~d Sept,en,ber 30, 1 922 . 6 certificates of Kimball &, Richards Securiticr. Co. Done in Open Court, this 16th day of De cember, 1939. BY '!'!m COUHT: LES'l'EH t .. WADE, JUWE Or. . ~ ,...' \ v'··' I r:50 J the East bnun(\nr'Y line of the O. S. L, Railway Company right-of-Vlay; thence Southeasterly alonG the r ' C;ht.-of-way 1550 feet; thence l!orth 820 feet to the place of beginning. Togctter VI] th all water richts belonGing to the said tracts of land or any part tilereof. WITNESS, the hands of said e;rantors, this 29th day of February, A. D. 191+0, Signed in t he P~0gence E'l eanor M Farr Frank C Miller Arthur D Miller Hazel U. 1~iller Enuna G. Miller Glon Miller W11ma G. Mlller of Lionol B. 1"arr STA'l'E OP U';'AH, ss, County of Davis On the 2'jt.h da~' of Pebruary, A. D. 19!j.O personally appeal'ed before me Arthur D. 1.111101', !Iazel lI. 1,~lller, Glen 1.11ller, Wilma G. Miller, Pranl{ C. 1.~l l1er, Enuna G. !t11ler, the sl.rrneI':J of thc Vllthin l.nstr\lmcnt, who duly nclmoViledr;cd to me that they executed the Sl\!'r.e . 1,1:: cor:Hll1 n sl dn "'~llll'C: s I"cb, -_0.,(.", 1 ~)' ,!~ ® nosl} J St.eed Ilotllry Public. !1esidlnr, In Fnrmin:(ton, Utdl On th e 2 ') th day of r. lar c ~l , A, D. 1911-0, personally appeared before me, Eleanor A. 1"arl', tho ,91 enol' of t he I'll thin ins trument, who duly aclmoViledGed to mo tha t she executed the same. My conuniss] nn expires John W Bisselle Fe br\ln r"J 1, 19 ! ~ Notary Public. nesiding in Washington, D.C. necorded Apr'll '"th, 1940 at , 2:05 p. M, Abstracted -- -tf'1~,~- .3/n- b: : County Recorder VlARRAr:TY DEED No. 75'359 ELEAlJOn fl. PAil!!, of \'lashing ton, D. C.; CHARLES S. MILLEH and NOnA C. MILLEH, his wIfe, of Salt Lake City, Utah; ARTHUR D. IULLER and HAZEL U. rULLEn, his wIfe: GLEN t:ILI.EH and \,.'ILf.'A G. ".lILLEn, hIs v:ife; and FRA'iK C. I!.ILLEH, unmarried, grantors of Farmington, C01mty of Davis, State of Utah, hereby 'CONVEY and WARRANT to EMI.IA G. MILLEn ' grant.ee of Farmington, Davis County, Utah for the sum of Ten and no/100 DOLLARS, an undivided fIve-sixth interest in the following described tract of land. in Davis Cmmty, Stntc of Utah: All of Lot 6, J3loc){ 21, Plat "A" Farmington Townsite Survey. Together w.l th all Vlater rights there1mto belonginG WITNESS, tl:e hands of said grantors, thi s 29th day of Feb ru a 1':>' , A. D. 1940 SiGned In tl ~e Presence of L.l.onel 13 I,'urr Eleanor M. Farr Charles S. Miller nora C. MIller Pran!{ C. Mnler Arthur D tf.1ller Ha zo l U. 1.1111er Glen 1.1111cr Wilmu G. I,liller i ' l <: ; " " , !:" i ,, :" " ' ~, " ," :', ' :\ ,' , , , :,'i, ., ' ,', ' I , ' '~' ,.. ' ... -_....- -.__...-._--..... _. .. . ~ .: , . ' I .. ; . : ; :... ~ l : :,; , '. .." , ' . • -.. Hecol'ded at Request of ..,...5 at, i • .. • _~ . _ .... . .. _ ~-,"t2=Xdd/ ,f.M. Fee Paid $ 2..00 bbj ~<C ._ _ . ..... _ _ _: ~.- • • - /27. . - • • u . .. .. : . . . . . _ .. _ • ._ • .. 4 . . . . .. ... . . . . .' . ......... _ .. .. . . . .... . JUL 1 6 1973 :f&1/)./ MARGUER:TE e.<2L.1,.. oJ£...?1/Dep. Book _. ~ S. BOURNE. DAVIS COUNTY RECORDER .s;J... 0 Page %87 ...... :- Cl ' . -: : - "'7 - . ~ ...... ......- ... . ,-,~ 1...)0 ~ Ref.:._ _ _ _ _- - Mail tax notice to____________Ac1dress~______ _ : - - - - - - - - - 38331-8 , WARRANTY DEED :. : ; ,., . . ·; , .~ 'j ,'r''. I ''· I. ~. :11- a...) ELEANOR A. M. FARR also known as ELEANOR A. MILLER FARR, a widow, grantor of Sa 1t Lake City , County of Sa 1t Lake • State of Utah, hereby CONVEYS and WARRANTS to LIONEL M. FARR, TRUSTEE, , ; • · i , , . : · .j . County, Davis Together with al I the improvements and appurtenances, and all ditch and water rights thereunto belonging or used in connection therewith. .' ,. I ;; grantee for the sum of of . Salt Lake County, State of Utah, .'." TEN & NO/100 ($lO.OO)* * * * * * * * and other good and valuable consideration, the following described tract of land in State of Utah: ALL OF LOT 6, BLOCK 21, PLAT "A", FARMINGTON TOWNSITE SURVEY. ) .. Subject to lien, encumbrances, morrgages and restrictions of record. ; ;..,; ~i, , .. " Also known as 351 North Main Street, Farmington, Utah :' ; : :. ! WITNESS, the hand of said grantor day of , this , A. D. 19 73 .. :' , ; . ~~ ,t\ \\ ! • ~ "'-"f).')''J.AJ4~ • , STATE OF UTAH, County of Sa I t Lake , A. D. 1973 On the day of personally appeared before me ELEANOR A. M. FARR also known as ELEANOR A. MILLER FARR. a widow, the signer. of the within instrument, who duly acknowledged to me that 5 he executed th~ same. . , / . , I / 4 n' ) ' , .. f f Signed in the Presence of - •• , / . ',-. / . ,,/ ., r · .,~' ~,/ • ::; _ ' \ \ ( \,...;0 " i/ 4 ., \ ,. ./ •.4""')___ ... > / 'j :-/- -/.'! 1 . ,). I I / ' . , / , ... . .... ( /1 0'- ',x: '" ,,. ./" 2 Wednesday, May 29, 1991 , I . . . LAKESIDE Fiflth generation inliarmington home . , ;I' ~~. I .. ~ • '.. \ • tDltQR'S NOTE: This is ~II­ olher ill·1~il ongoing series highlighting ;'I~e histories oj older homes ill the are~. By SUE I.U! LEY Slandard.ExilfIliner correspondent FARMINGTON - Stephen and Maril yn <rhristensen's home has a quiet dignity, a house with character that has stood the test of time. The hou1se at 351 N. Main has always been owned by family members who. lfor more than 100 years, continued !to live within its walls. HISTORIC HOMES According to city records, .MariIyn Christensen's great-grandparents. Cha1rles A. and Gertrude Stayner Miller, built the house in 1890. wh~rc his childhood home once stood. His father, Daniel Arnold Millef, built a two-story adobe 'dwelling at that location in 1849 and is credited, along with another son. JacobI as the first to plow the soil in Farmington. D.A. Miller also built a large barn on the property, still in use. At the ROBERT REGAN/Standard-Examiner back of tne one-acre farm . which was part: df his origimil 500 acres, This home, owned by Stephen ,~nd ~arilyn Christensen, was built by her great-grandparents. he planted several ' walnut trees ;. ': which 'thriye .today. . the rooms. .. .. , ',i .,: '. .•. ;. .:: life. '.,'. ity to enjoy. . The large ·doors:~;:.hidqen in,' the The· Millers were cattlemen and Weddings, reunions·,"pariies for . ·The flfS\ house was totn · down ,when Charles Miller built his fami- walls, were :often'llshut: Asa little also owned dairy cows. For a num- friends and families .".continued to Iy a tw01stpry brick house with la- girl, she remel'ribers peeking'· into ber of years, they kept livestock on take place in the Victorian style bar. cosliri~i. about $700. A rather the,/' main parlor in awe at:' Is.1and. They had a SO- . house " nearly 20 years. Laughter . unjque· cuStom in early Mormon aunt$': collections of kn . called "Qld · B2b~lto " rllng J~.~ough the p~r,.~.2 r\a.n.. 4." ~~ll.i towns wa~l:.dedicating new resi- . a'nd~.!riliques. Being the cat,tle back and,..J orth ,,\!: ways. .... . ,,I. ':' .'.:., . ',., ! dence~. ~~'~ I: . ~e.\~or9' a~ was. ~ ~I,ler~s : the/rQQ!!i;.was a rare lhe lake to graze. j·~/,.~~,.},~·j Marilyn Chnstensen remembers home.I,'Ip)_. " .;'. . . t , ·, . " Ch~rles;-A. and Gertrude also raised hay and gralnifo taking her date and other friends ' AIt~oug ~'h ' was, at ' pne . tim~, 'I Ii.ved \ri~l!1e~.home along wi anim.~ts,;·,~~h~r ,~iIIer the~e for dinner one prom night · heat~d .r b :t ~ot wat~r .rad!ators, ·; SIX " ~~I!dJ,~9 !'':;':' ~ bo~s ~nd taklng )!h~y . tnto.,: Salt dunng high school, as well as other ~harles ~1!ller. ~ad the'foresight t~ .. ; The(O..nly,~~~rvI.vlOg slbh .. to sell "(ori,his : f~iher. parties Ii.ke Halloween and ChristJnstal Jl:f9r~ed !alr ve~ts . be.~ause he ,! D.. Miller, who says he took sc::ven f'h"qur~,·~~~ we mas. .f .',,: ;.. ,:' ; :~\, • , heard rt~e:'lmodern inVentIOn, w,\s ; this September, remembers the ~ only-got $16/"he' recalls; ·, .~....., . ' . ·k fam'ily 'tradition'S wu started' 17 soon lin co,riing. ..' ~'.i~, i,!t. ~ "" ' ; good tin:Jes growing up in the famiThe . Miller boys were taught years ago when the Miller family AII'!the,.water used in the house Iy home. · : '~ i "h , . ; . t , .. .. I·.. ~~),\.' .' about~har-d·. wdtk' by their father, he descendants joined tagether '::and was piped.'~q from a ditch •., , ."My ·brothers,' and I ·would ,take i ; sl!-id;\'Not only ,did~:Arthur Miller staged a Christmas pageant in the . The foca l point in the main par- ; turns jumping ofT the secqnd-story assist his father in.farming, but he old barn out back. , lor is a fireplace with woOd pillars . landing over th~ ' stairWays into the , .had 14' cows ~o milk twice a d'1Y. "Since we were all in the ptay, we at each sl~e of the hearth. It was . front' hall:-vaY,Just ,to see. ho~ far Ar~er ' the chores ol,ltsi.de were com- didn" have an audience, so we construct~~ :. from quarter-sawed we could·Jump," Miller said Wlth a pleted,. he and the other brothers rounded up as many neighbors as oak. Inste~d ·o f cutting the wood chuckle. · ' ; ·", ·' , were .expected ·to '}\elpinside the we cQuld to view the performance." straight acrpss, the tree was cut on . Miller" said he recalls on e story house as ·,vel!. . said Rigby. a second cousin and an angle r~ sulting in an unusual after another about life in early Five of the Miller children mar- next-door neighbor. Word of . ' grain ' pat~~ n. .. . Farmington. "When father had a rie<J, ·. and moved out, but one mouth brought more and more . ~her.e is'~ a "fun, but unfinis~ed barn-raising, h~ ~ot all the help he . daugl1ter, Emma, continue~ living spectators to the barn, until now it a1t.c" 10 th~,..12-room house, whIch needed by provldmg a keg of beer," . there ·and cared for her agmg par- isn't unusual to have 500-800 in at~arilyn ~hristensen hopes to finsaid Miller. "No wonder it's a little ents. · tendance. according to Stephen i~h in the .{ uture. . '. : ,. , ~opsided, "Maril,yn .Christensen . ~hen .they died. she remained as Christensen. ,:The housp; has remamed structur- Joked as she listened to her mistress of the house. It became a Rigby isn't certain why so many «lIy the s;11)1e all these years, except .great-uncle. . haven for family gatherings and turn out on the first Monday night for the a~ditional bathroom upMiller lives behind "the Christen- ' parties. in December for the two perfors~airs ins~~ led by the cu'!ent own- sens ·and was .recently invited to Emma Miller died in 1964 and · mances, and admits the cast are , ~rs. ! ' their home along with Glenda Rig- the house ended up in the handS of amateurs. :The Chr~ ' tcnsens have decorated by, another relative, to share some her other sister, Eleanor Miller " It (the play) never changes or t~eir horne with pieces reminiscent family ~tories. Like the time he and Farr. gets any better," she said jokingly. of the wil i it probably looked in his father got hit by the old' aamEventually, her son, Lionel Miller Marilyn Christensen said the the earlYI JI9QOs. .. berger train while crossing : the Farr, . was heir to the family home. house and property are ideal for .. The hou~e has three parlors. The tracks with a wagon of hay. ArtHur He is Marilyn Christensen's father. family. <;hristensens use one as a family Miller was 17 at the time and 're- Six years ago, the Christensens de"We wanted a place where our room. one ~s a livin~ room and an- 'members"flying through th~' air . cided to buy the ·old hc,me, part of children could learn to work," she qtJtcr..' ,. t.~ej~, musi~ , room''',holds a· . and ·,h!tting the ground, haf(p . whi~,h '. a family t~st, makin~ fler the fif~h . explaine,d. . ., . 8J1lnd pla ~o. Manlyn ChrIStensen left him "pretty scraped up." ;Hls generation m her famIly to own It. . ·The ChrIStensen's have SIX chll~.ccalls. wh~n her aunt owned the father suffered a broken hip and Farr. never lived in the home, but dren - four boys and two girls, ~ouse. of ,not being allowed in all was crippled ·the remainder of~is it was preserved for the entire fam- just like her ancestors. , I , . ,.. ' Address: TITLE Date: Date: Address: Legal Description: Current Owner: Address: TITLE Researcher: Date: :1, SECTION ·z I- ::c ", \ ... I- :: ~ 0:: o Z J: CI) z ::; o 1- -------_ ..... .. . . .---.- --. "'r;l H33 * MIl.E Gil FARMINGTON, UTI O' }1 ' . II N4052 ,.5-WlllC) ;?~i// . ~ I~ILS CONTOlJf~ INTErNAL 20 FEU 1952 DOl"" I Itil :; IlEl'lO !;UII b 1001 CCHIlOIJll!i :1 II . r ! II '.'11 ,'111 " 1 I ,' ,1 111 I . J 1" " ' 1 PIIOTOREVISL:D I ~Hi!1 /\IIi i 'I.," . IV (' .... ' I I ' ilUSBAND Place L@xinllton Green N-l'rk Place C..... Endowment House Sdt Lelke City S-Lk Place Marr. 1851 21 i!!1a 1: r - Place ."t- .1'Di" ~ Ulite llJtil Farmin~ton' Davis 'Utah Place HUSBAND'S t:& •• AND·. M1LLt:R. James Gardner I"ATHER MOTHER HU •• AND·. 2) 18tl4 29 Dec BIGLER Hannah (1) POND. Clarysa OTHER w ive. 2:1 Uec. 18)) 11 lor" Au~ WIFE Wife 18Q~ ~ - -- · - n; ~ .~ -- "IELATION 0 ..... It . TO son Q win c:nn .TATE OR COUNTRY TO WHOM I DAY WHEN DIED MONTH 8 !lep I r--------- I WANULl:;S.:i, I:';leanor (Nell) 28 Apr 1849 Southwick Drh:n Eng Ind IiI M MILLEd, Rubi n (Sti 11born) 21 Jan li88 Farmington Davis Utah Ml LLEK , Clarissa Ruth 28 May 1859 Farmington Davis Ut .. h MILLt;d, Charles Arnold 22 May. 1861 Farmington U.vis Uta.il. NlLloEd, Frederic Septimus 10 Feb 1864 Fa.rmington S .. vis Ut .. i1 6 7 II 1851 27 Mar 1857 1857 J .. e.i(ers .- -- .- -~ - SL 27 Mar 1857 V///////////I SEALED (Date 6; Temp'.) CHILD.... TO "AItENT. L 11 Jan 1868 14 Melr 1894 10 Mar 1865 child .~ 14 Melr 1894 child child ~l J.m 1858 sti llborn sti llborn BIC 1868 4 Jan 1875 BIC 18 Dec 1889 SIC 8 Aug 1869 1----- - - - - - - -- - - - - aKA-LED (DeW .. T __ a:t., w,PIt TO HU• • ANtl 1851 11 feb 187') I 11 Feb 19JJ ---------S1;A YNt:H., Arthur 19 Dec.; l8d') 7 July 19Jd ---------- I STAYNER, Gertrude N.y Itlb5 I 1----------- 9 11 Jeln 1843 5 June 1858 __________ L ---------- I l:;nglnd I ---------- 18J~ WIP'!: YEA" ; En~lnc ENDOWED (DATE) HU.IIAND ~~~~'~~M~R~I~e: 5 • TO HU • • ANO BAPTIZED (DATE) H ' mnah Drhm Drhm ".It. TEMPLE ORDINANCE DATA WANlJ!.l::SS, Jane M W l()O Nnrth IIt.llh l".IIrmi n ·tnn i!. .. M '~L.. Arthur nani ~l Mi 11@r Southwick Southwick I Arthur Ibni,.) Mi 11 .... RELATION 0" 24 June 1847 1851 AbDfltr.. 0.,. P'E .... ON WU.NITTING "'COIII'D FAMILY "EP''''.ENTAT'YE WANULES.:i, John Wi 11iamson 3 F NAMII[ • Wi LLIAM<:;()N 2 F ~1 '" ARNULu. Ruth 1 F JI. Ward Examinerll 2. Sialte or o-vis Stake Million Utah (W.l:Incll .. c:c:) Eleanor (E11 .. n) Eui niton Lane, Dx:bm, ~[lil[ld Place lor" 2~ Sept IS 29 Chr. J lJ~~ 18;)12 "ace Ha)!DtaD le S~'~Il~, U,bm, &;;D~lad 2f2 Eel> l!iQ~ Died 'lace f.u.:ml [iji taD, Ua~1 s, Ut.au lur. 'lace fanninita[l, Uavi s, Ut.aU WIFE'S r":f~lRWl LLIA!1S0N , Thomas MOTHER K01HNSu.l'l WIFE'. Thomas 02 WANDI.t!;;SS, OTHER HU •• AND. .E. WHERE BORN WHEN BORN CHILDREN M LI., Ear .. Child (Wbet.her Uylnc Of'De. . , •• o...a.r of B.rtb COUNTY TOWN YEAR MONTH I" .URNAME (CA.. ITALlUD) GIVEN NAME. DAY M MILLER. Uaniel Arnold IHlen r Ll. , Husband Mll.l.J::d. , llaDle! AX:DOld child I child BIC I ---------- I 10 11 ------- eoURCI:. OF INI"ORMATION OTHER MARRIAGES Early Church File at Genealogical Li brary in S. lo. LlB Family History of Daniel Arnold 11i ller written by Sarilih M. Hess .!" c o: Y i t! wJr tJl)~j S . 1851 Census Monkwearmouth Shore St, Peters (1' Church) Sunder land. Eng l.nd Christening and Marriage Certificate of Ellen williamson to ftlOmas - in :lO S S 0:' ; ..1'8. ..To '1 11 " ', rr, 'C" .... _ _ , -,,, 1 Wandless. CODies in nn!,;c:".qc::i nn "f M.l,u'" _ \.I - .. .. - - - -- I NECESSARY EXPLANATIONS ;~<) 44 .(. Jukclifr L,rive, I '+-- .no 'h - - - - - - - - - - - - - - of The C "'" The Ge .... I09ic.ol SOc", ' . . " Church of J ..... Cllrilf of .... tt.r-d.v~ints. Inc. ' ., . MILLER. Charles Arnold Farm~tonJ Davis~ Utah 22 Ma! 1861 Ploee let" Place Chr. Lo&an~ Cache. Utah Morr._19 Dec 1889 Place Farmington. Davis. Utah 7 Jul! 1938 Died Place Place 'wr. HU.IIAND·. HILLER, Dantel Arnold ,.ATHER HUSBAND HUSBAND ' S Husband Wife Jl. .. HUSBAND'S MOTHER Ward Examiners: 2. 5'a.e Of" - JI10CJII MILLER, Charles Arnold STAYNER. Gertrude ;tf 1:J1.I.-- NAN~ Ii 1.,'m . • 1861 ADDftn. 0,. "INON au.,.","ING I MCOftD Melvin Miller Farr 351 North Main Farmington, Utah 84025 DAVIS Stake WILLIAMSON. Eleanor OTHER WIVE. lor" STAYNER, Gertrude 22 Nov 1865 Chr. Died Bur. 2S Mar 1925 WIFE 22 Har 1925 W,,.E·S FATHER "AM'LV "E"".:aENTATtVI: FARR~ FarmiMton, Davis, Ut@G Place Place Place Place FarmitUtton. Davis, Utah FarmitUtton. Davis, Utah STAYNER Arth.ur g son ,. M LI.t Each Child CHILDREN (WbeU.e.. Lt.'q or o.a«) SURNAME (CAP'ITALIUD) WIFE'S MOTHER TIJRN"'R BAPTIZED (DATE) R'mrn. ... Order ot B irth GIYEN NAMEe H MILLER. Charles Stayner F HILLER, Eleanor Alice HILLER, Glen STATE OR COUNTRY YIEAR 26 Aug 189 I~ DaviA Utahe ~CLYDE 29 Oct 189 Farmi...Mta.D Davis Utah TOWN 20 Sep 189 Farmington COUNTY . :;; Davis FARR o Farmington Davis F MILLER, Enma Gertrude 3 Jan 190 It Farm~ton Davis H HILLER, Franklin Colley 5 June 190 Farm~ton Davis IJ.onel I r.nnnRTMF. 10 --- - ------ I 11 - ----- ~ 4. ENDOWED (DAn) .I:A~D (1lreM. Tt WII"ItTO Hue.} W'P'IE ·25 July 18 18 Dec 1889 ~ , Dec 1889 18 Dec 181 Wi//lm , 8EAUO ,1)rMe • T. CHILDKH TO "Aft 29 Oct 1899 10 Sep 1913 BIC 20 Jul 1902 8 Sep 1915 BIC 17 Jul 1904 29 Jun 1922 BIC 12 Jul 1908 8 Jun 19" BIC 14 Jul 1912 23 Sep 1953 BIC 11 Ju1 1915 28 Jan 1942 BIC I -- -- ------ I 2. 3. YEAR Ba Ilf!nt.vne 9 1. MONTH Wilma f-- - ---- -- - 13 Anr 1964 Utah Unmd. _2~ ..fi.Qy J ~..o __ I Utah. lRETERSON Velma ----- -- -- I Utah ~--------- .0URe£. 0,. IN,.ORMATION 8 Au....&. 1869 WHEN DIED ~_.8l.D~J2.~ _ _ 117 Julv 1964 u ,!; Nora UDY, Hazf!l Utah. DAY TO WHOM ~~_J'yl.)!..l9.2Q _ 190 6 ~ ~lS-~.2_1iU L MONTH June • I DAY 23 7 l.1O ~P- ..1 ill_ - DATE 0,. " ' RaT MARRIAGE 3 H HILLER, Arth.ur !Mniel -------- J WHERE BORN WHEN BORN 2X . ,M g son HU • • AND 1 I" ELATION 01' 1' . '" TO WII'I[ TEMPLE ORDINANCE DATA WIFE ' . OTH£R HUSBANDS 811: X I. Melvin Miller "ELATION 0,. P." . TO Hue.AND I OTHER MARRIAGES NECESSARY EXPLANATIONS Genealogy Book of Emma Hiller in possession of Eleanor Farr, f~6 Frank lin, Colley md (2) 19 Aug 1943 3432 Hount Pleasant Street, Washington 10, D.C. VALENTINE, Ada Hortense Johnson md (2) 12:. NOv r95:5; <lEEmAM. ' Farmington Ward Record ~ .n Charles Stayner . . :- ; Copy of Charles Arnold Hiller and Gertrude Stayner's marriage Nel:l1e certificate in possession of Joan Farr, 351 North Main, Farmingto , Uta Newapaper clippings from obituary section ., J . II! has later bapt. of flf, j l~ f.9uly l8i Husband Franklin Colley Hiller was ~ iQ.~~~<1-!~~ Velma Petersor ~ .J£ l 'nla .... t. ·. C> "61 The Genealogical Socie,\ of The Church of J.SUl Chris' of Letler-<ley ri ..... lJlc.