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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. 128 S 100 WEST AMERICAN FORK, UTAH COUNTY AMERICAN FORK HISTORIC DISTRICT UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 50017 8616 HISTORIC SITE FORM (UHCS version) Utah State Historic Preservation Office UHCS ID#: 1. Identification 027498 Property Name: S 100 WEST Address: 128 City: AMERICAN FORK County: UTAH COUNTY 2. Documentation/Status Dates Surveyed or Added to SHPO Filing System: General/Miscellaneous File: Reconnaissance Level Survey: I 08/ 87 Intensive Level Survey: I Evaluation: (A) ELiGIBLEISIGNIFICANT National Register Status: AMERICAN FORK HISTORIC DISTRICT National Register Listing Date: 981210 Delisted date: Thematic or Multiple Property Affiliation: 3. Building Information Date(s) of Construction: c.1921 Height (# stories): Original Use: RESIDENTIAL (GEN.) PlanlType: BUNGALOW Constr. Material(s): REGULAR BRICK Architectural Style(s): BUNGALOW 1 Theme(s): Comments: Outbuildings (total/contributing): 10 4. Other SHPO File Information 106 Case No.: Grant No.: HABS/HAER Record No.: State Tax Project No. (s): Federal Tax Project No.: Printout Date: 12117/98 HISTORIC SITE FORM (3-12) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION 1 IDENTIFICATION Name of Property: Paxman, Edwin W & Esther C, House Address: 128 South 100 West Twnshp.· 5S City, County: American Fork, Utah Lat/Long(degr dec.): Current Owner Name: Dennis J & Darlene H Rowley Range: IE Section: 23 USGS Map Name & Date: Pelican Point Quadrangle 2014 Current Owner Address: 128 South 100 West, American Fork, UT 84003 Tax Number: 02:017:0024 Legal Description (include acreage): COM 2.59 CHS S OF NE COR OF BLK 6, PLAT A, AMERICAN FORK CITY SURVEY; S 84 LKS W 2.70 CHS; N 12 E 87 LKS; E 2.65 CHS TO BEG. AREA .11 OF AN ACRE. 2 ST ATUS/uSE Property Category X building(s) structure site _ object Evaluation eligible!contributing _ ineligible/non-contributing _ out-of-period .x Use Original Use: Residence Current Use: Residence 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates slides: X prints:August 20,2014 X historic:date unknown tax photo Drawings and Plans _ measured floor plans _ site sketch map _ Historic American Bldg. Survey _ original plans available at: other: Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) abstract of title X city!county histories _personal interviews X tax card & photo _ building permit USHS Library _ sewer permit X USHS Preservation Files USHS Architects File X Sanborn Maps _ LDS Family History Library X obituary index X city directories/gazetteers X local library: American Fork City _ university library(ies): X census records X biographical encyclopedias X newspapers .x. .x. Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies of all research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Ancestry.com. Inc., 2011 u.s. City Directories, 1821-1989 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Carter, Thomas and Peter Goss, Utah's Historic Architecture: 1847-1940, Salt Lake City: Utah State Historical Society, 1988. Christensen, Allen Clare, The Christensen Family o/Soro, Denmark and American Fork, Utah, USA, Bountiful Utah: Family History Publishers, 1994. M270J C5547C 1994 LDS Church Archives. Christensen, Clare, Hans Christensen biography, undated, Ancestry.com. Christensen, Hans, Jr. Hans Christensen Jr. autobiography, undated, Ancestry.com. Researcher/Organization: _ _~An~g~ie~A~b~ra~m1~Am~e~n~'c""an~F-"o"-,rk~C,-,=L,,,G,-_ _ _ _ __ Date: August 21, 2014 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION Building Style/Type: Bungalow /Bungalow Foundation Material:----"C"->o~n'""c"_'re'_"te"____ _ _ __ Additions: _ none 1L minor No. Stories:_l Wall Material(s) : _ major (describe below) Brick Alterations: none 1L minor _ major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings _1_ and/or structures _0_. Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Edwin W. & Esther C. Paxman house is a contributing one story brick bungalow type house with typical early bungalow styling and is in good condition with only minor alterations. The house is located at 128 South 100 West, American Fork, Utah. This house is a good example of a well preserved simple Utah bungalow. The foundation is concrete and roof is asphalt shingle. Bungalow style elements include a low-pitched roof, clipped gable with exposed framing elements and a large covered porch with large brick columns. The house also has a decorative basketweave brick course above the foundation line. The house is in very good condition, except some damage to asphalt shingles and roof plywood. 1 The main fa~ade is primarily composed of the large porch under the roof gable. The porch is concrete with large, square brick columns. The ceiling of the porch is original wood/cardboard with small exposed framing element. The house also has a projecting bay on the north side of the front fa~ade. All ofthe windows are original, with aluminum framed storm windows on the exterior. The front door is an original three window solid wood door and there are several original solid wood interior doors. The interior of the house has been remodeled, but retains the original oak plank flooring in the living room, which has been converted to be a bedroom. The house has 1,198 square feet and a full basement. The only alteration to the original house is a large roofed patio attached to the rear of the house. The construction date is unknown, but the patio existed in the 1965 Utah County Tax Assessment card. The construction, with its exposed rafters matches the bungalow/craftsman style of the main structure. 2 There is a contributing garage located on the property. The garage was constructed circa 1948. 3 The garage is 18'x20' concrete block on a concrete slab. It has a plank siding east wall and gable roof with asphalt shingles. 5ffiSTORY Date of Construction: 1925 Architect/Builder: unknown Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with (see instructions for details) ~ Agriculture Economics ~ Architecture Education _ Archeology _ Engineering Art Entertainment/ ~ Commerce Recreation Communications _ Ethnic Heritage _ Community Planning ~ Exploration! & Development Settlement Conservation Health/Medicine "s" or "C" (S = significant, _Industry Invention _Landscape Architecture Law Literature _ Maritime History _ Military _ Performing Arts C = contributing). Politics/ Government ~Religion Science _ Social History _ Transportation Other I Carter, Thomas and Peter Goss, Utah's Historic Architecture: 1847-1940, Salt Lake City: Utah State Historical Society, 1988 2 Utah County Tax Assessment Card, 128 South 100 West, American Fork 3 Utah County Tax Assessment Card, 128 South 100 West, American Fork 2 Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain and justifY any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary Esther Christensen Paxman received the property where she and Edwin Paxman built their house from her father Hans Christensen's estate in 1925. Hans Christensen was an 1857 handcart pioneer who moved to American Fork in 1858 and took up farming, which he learned in his native Denmark. Hans Christensen emigrated from Denmark with his first wife, Ellen Jorgensen Christensen. Ellen had two sons, Niels and Paul Christensen. Esther was born July 11, 1877 and was the sixth of seven children born to Hans and his polygamist second wife, Maren (Mary) Jorgensen. When Hans passed away at the age of 61 in 1880 and Maren followed in 1885, Esther was raised by Hans' first wife Ellen until her death in 1896.4 Hans was deeded the entire frontage of 100 West from 100 South to 200 South on March 2, 1872 after the American Fork survey. 5 He divided his estate into two parts, one-third to his first wife and her two children from a previous marriage, and two thirds to his children with Maren. He gave the northern section of the block and half of 6 his house to the children, and the southern section and half of his house to Ellen and her son Paul Christensen. As each of the children grew up, they were deeded land from the larger parcel, including the building site of the 7 original house, which was demolished in 1912. On May 8, 1925, Esther received the deed to lot at 128 South 100 West and with her husband, built a modem bungalow house. 8 Esther was raised in American Fork and educated in the local public school system. She married Edwin W. 9 Paxman, also a descendent of early American Fork settlers, in Salt Lake City, Utah September 13, 1906. Edwin Washington Paxman was born July 4, 1872 in American Fork to William Paxman and Ann Rushen Keys Paxman. William was an early settler in American Fork and was the first President of the American Fork Cooperative Store and Smoot Lumber Company in Provo. Edwin was educated in Nephi, Utah until seventeen years of age. He then worked in the lumber business, until he became manager of the Bonneville Lumber Company and its lumber mill. Esther Christensen was Edwin's second wife. He initially married Emma Jenkins, who died in 1904. Edwin and Esther had six children, five of whom survived to adulthood.!O Esther Paxman died April 25, 1950 in American Fork and Edwin Paxman died December 11, 1964 in Los Angeles, California. Edwin and Esther lived in the house they built at 128 South 100 West until September 11, 1942, when they sold the house to Harold H. Holley and Leah C. Holley. Harold Holley was an automobile dealer who moved to American Fork to manage the Alpine Motor Company.!! He was also a scout leader and active in his religion. Harold later became a counselor to the President of the Provo Temple. On February I, 1955, Harold and Leah Holley sold the house to Paul G. and Marcelene B Gauger, who resided there from 1955 through August 26, 1980. In 1980, Marcelene Gauger sold the house to Johna Hendren and Wesley Swenson. On August 26, 1990, Johna (Hendren) Lew and Wesley Swenson sold the house to the current owners Dennis J and Darlene Rowley. 4 Christensen, Allen Clare, The Christensen Family a/Sora, Denmark and American Fork, Utah, USA, Bountiful Utah: Family History Publishers, 1994. M270.I C5547C 1994 LDS Church Archives. 5 Utah County Recorder's Office. Mayor's Deed from Leonard Harrington, Mayor to Hans Christiansen recorded March 2, 1872 (Book C, page 428) for all of Lot 1 Block 6. Also Smith, J. Fewson 1893 Map of American Fork, Utah which identifies historic lot dimensions. 6 Utah County Recorder's Office. Administrator's Deed from the estate of Hans Christensen to Ellen Christensen and Mary Christensen Miller, et al. Entry 892 book 74. 7 Christensen, Allen Clare, The Christensen Family a/Sora, Denmark and American Fork, Utah, USA, Bountiful Utah: Family History Publishers, 1994. M270.I C5547C 1994 LDS Church Archives. Ppg 329, 351. 8 Utah County Recorder's Office. Quit Claim Deed from Mary Christensen Miller to Esther Christensen Paxman recorded May 8, 1925. 9 Obituary, Esther Christensen Paxman, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1940. 10 Noble Warrum, ed.. Utah Since Statehood. Vol. 1-4. Chicago, IL, USA and Salt Lake City, UT, USA: S. 1. Clarke Publishing Co., 1919. Volume 2, page 281 11 Obituary, Leah C. Holley, Deseret News Newspaper, November 2012. Accessed August 22,2014. 3 3 DOCUMENTATION (continued) Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Smith, J. Fewson. Map ofAmerican Fork City 1893. Digital Copy of original map referenced at Utah County Recorder's Office. Noble Warrum, ed .. Utah Since Statehood. Vol. 1-4. Chicago, 1L, USA and Salt Lake City, UT, USA: S. 1. Clarke Publishing Co., 1919. Volume 2, page 281 Obituary, Esther Christensen Paxman, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1940. Obituary, Edwin W. Paxman, (Provo) Daily Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1964. Obituary, Leah C. Holley, Deseret News Newspaper, November 2012. Accessed August 22,2014. Obituary, Mary Christensen Miller, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, January 17, 1941. Obituary, Paul Gauger, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, December 28, 1978 New Alpine District Boy Scout Officers, (Provo) The Sunday Herald newspaper, November 6,2014, page. 6. New Motor Company to Open Here Thursday, Pleasant Grove Review (Pleasant Grove, UT), 1938-02-04. Accessed through Utah Digital Newspapers. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, American Fork, 1908. Accessed online at University of Utah Marriott Library August 14,2014. Utah County. Recorders Office. Plat maps. Title Abstract Books. Utah County Archives. Tax Assessment records. Utah State Archives and Records Service; Salt Lake City, Utah; death certificates online 1904-1961; Creating Agency: Department ofAdministrative Services, Division ofArchives and Records Service; Series: 81448; Jesse Proctor Death Certificate May 1928, Sarah Proctor Crookston Death Certificate August 1935, Cora May Crookston Death Certificate June 16, 1955. Year: 1880; Census Place: American Fork, Utah, Utah; Roll: 1338; Family History Film: 1255338; Page: 276B; Enumeration District: 088. Year: 1900; Census Place: Nephi, Juab, Utah; Roll: 1683; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 0104; FHL microfilm: 1241683. Year: 1920; Census Place: American Fork Ward 2, Utah, Utah; Roll: T625 _1868; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 188; Image: 250 Year: 1930; Census Place: American Fork, Utah, Utah; Roll: 2423; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 0004; Image: 38.0; FHL microfilm: 2342157. Year: 1940; Census Place: American Fork, Utah, Utah; Roll: T627_4219; Page: 1 OA; Enumeration District: 25-4. 4 TITLE SEARCH FORM [Obtain information from title abstract books at County Recorder's Office] Address: 128 South 100 West City: American Fork, Utah 84003-2308 Current Owner: Dennis and Darlene Rowley Address: 128 South 100 West, American Fork, UT 84003 TRANSACTION DATES March 2, 1872 June 7, 1904 Jan 8,1907 Feb. 19, 1907 Feb. 19, 1907 Jan. 18, 1915 May 8,1925 GRANTOR (SELLER) Leonard Harrington, Mayor Ellen Christensen Neils Christensen & Paul Christensen Hans Christensen Edwin W. Paxman & Esther C. Paxman February 1, 1955 Harold Holley & Leah C. Holley August 26, 1980 Paul G Gauger & Marcelene B GauQer Marcelene B Gauger August 24, 1990 Researcher: COM . 2.59 CHS S OF NE COR OF BLK 6, PLAT A, Atvn=RICAN FORK CITY SURVEY; S 84 LKS VV2.70 CHS; N 12 E 87 LKS; E 2.65 CHS TO BEG. AREA .11 OF AN ACRE. GRANTEE (BUYER) Hans Christiansen (Christensen in future deeds) Niels Christensen Bernard Christensen Ellen Christensen (widow of Hans) Mary Christensen Miller, et al Hans Christensen (children of Hans & Maren) Bernard N. Christensen & Maud Mary C. Miller, Margaret C. Adams, Esther Paxman, et al D. Christensen Esther Christensen Paxman Mary Christensen Miller Sept. 11, 1942 August 26, 1980 Tax Number: 02:017:0024 Leaal Descriotion (include acreaae): Harold Holley & Leah C. Holley Paul G Gauger & Marcelene B Gauger Marcelene B. Gauger Johna Hendren & Wesley Swenson Johna (Hendren) Lew & Wesley Rowley, Dennis J and Darlene H. Swenson Angie Abram/American Fork CLG TYPE OF DOLLAR TRANSACTION AMOUNT Mayor's Deed Indenture $700 WD $250 Administrator's Deed $1000 Administrator's Deed $200 WD $150 QCD WD $4750 WD Affivdavit COMMENTS Book C/Page 428 Lot 1 Block 6, Plat A Entry 1877/Book 92/Page 406 south half of lot through brick house Entry 2354& 3369/Book 103/Page 20 south half of lot throuQh brick house Entry 8921Book 74/Page 269 South half of lot throuQh house Entry 892/Book 74/Page 269 North half of lot through house Entry 559/Book 136/Page 385 south half of lot Entry 3846/Book 245/Page 516 Modern lot dimension Book 375/Entry 8111/Page 504 Modern lot dimension Entry 1548/Page 139 WD Book 1856/Entry 28890/Page 177-8 Paul Gauger death certificate Book 1856/Entry 28891/Page 179 WD Book 2717/Entry 27655/Page 291 Date: August 13, 2014 Edwin and Esther Paxman House 128 South 100 West, American Fork, Utah Front (east facing) Fac;:ade Southeast Fac;:ade Edwin and Esther Paxman House 128 South 100 West, American Fork, Utah ~ Southwest Fac;ade undated Utah County tax photo EUSGS U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY The Nations'Mllp US Tapa ~1ot.clW9ntwwld PELICAN POINT QUADRANGLE UTAH-UTAH CO. Lu o o N VI "'-' ' --<> 1 • III [V / -, .~ ) }~~ ./ Produced by the United States Geological Survey * North American Datum of 1983 (NADa3) World Geodetic System of 1984 (WGS84). Projection and 1 OOO-meter grid: Universal Transverse Mercator. Zone 12T 10 ODO-foot ticks: Utah Coordinate System of 1983 (central zone) Imagery ................................. NAIP, July 2011 • A.ugust 2011 Roads .. •..... ,.......... . ................................... HERE, U.S . National Grid o· 27' l00.000-m S~rtI 10 Contours .. .............. .... ........ Natlonal Elevation Dataset, 2002 Boundar1es ... . .. " .... Multfple sources; see metadata file 1972 - 2013 Public Land Survey System .... ..... ........ " ............... 8LM, 2011 UTM GRIO AND 2011 MAGNETIC NORTH DECLINATION AT CENTER Of SHEET lOCO E3 SCALE 1 :12 000 f==1 0 E3 FEET lOCO CONTOUR INTERVAL 10 FEET NORTH AMERICAN VERTICAL DATUM OF 1988 ~ (l2Dl) Names . .............. . . . ........... "., ......... , ..... .. . .. .. ... CiNIS, 2013 Hydrography ........... .. ... . ... Natlonal Hydrography Dataset, 2011 " GrIdZor.e Deslgr-..tlon 12T This map was produced to conform with the National Geospatial Program US Topo Product Standard, 2011. A metadata file associated with this product is draft version 0. 6.16 Jordan Narrows Saratoga Springs Soldiers Pass TImpanogo5 Lenl Cav. per~ \ Point lincoln Point ! Orem Provo ADJOINING 7.S' QUADRANGLES PELICAN POINT, UT 2014 Paxman, Edwin and Esther, House 128 South 100 West, American Fork, Utah County, Utah Latitude 40.222692° Longitude -111.480524° State of Utah 2012 Orthophotographic image • 100 feet • .. ". ,. ' , "- .- .. . ; .... . . - - - ~merican Fork Citizen Newspaper April 27, 1950 Deseret News Obituary: HOLLEY, LEAH Published: Friday, Aug. 22 2014 8:47 p.m. MDT 7vtt;v..;g:{{.-'£ b N6\1' & 2-0 ( 2I Leah Cannon Holley1918,.... 2012Leah Cannon Holley, 94 died November 4, 2012 in Provo, Utah. Born July 28, 1918 in Stone, Idaho to Lewis Ray Cannon and Jennie Luemma Laub. She married Harold Hanson Holley Dec. 31, 1937 in Ogden, Utah and the marriage was later solemnized in Salt Lake Temple. He died Dec. 15, 1989. Leah was active in the LDS Church and served with her husband in the Provo Temple as a Matron. She belonged to the American Fork Arlitra Club and the ThaHan Club of Spanish Fork. She loved to quilt and was famous for her baby quilts and her raspberry jam. She was a loving mother and grandmother. Leah always loved people and loved serving them.She is survived by Jim (Marlene) Holley, Janet (Jon) Trotter, Anne (Paul) Michaelson, Steve (Debi) Holley, Mindy (Mark) Warner; 23 grandchildren and 69 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, seven sisters and six brothers.Funeral services will be Saturday, November 10,2012 at 11:00 a.m. in the Edgewood Ward, 3511 No. 180 East Provo, UT. Friends may call Friday November 9, 2012 at the Anderson & Sons Mortuary 49 E. 100 N. in American Fork from 6 to 8 p.m. and prior to the services at the church on Saturday from 9: 45 to 10: 45 a.m. Burial in the American Fork Cemetery. Online memories and condolences may be shared at andersonmortuary. com. Copyright 2014, Deseret News Publishing Company r=:oW l tS W' ~ PA-',{HkN. 8LD UTJll4+ 4~VLCE ~~CDp YO L 2. ( ?q 25·1_ Edwin Washington Paxman, a well known lumber merchant of American Fork, was born July 4, 1872, in the city which is still his home. His father, William Paxman, was a native of Essex county, England, and came to America in 1856. Making his way to Utah, he was appointed superintendent of the American Fork Cooperative Store. He afterward removed to Provo and in connection with the father of Senator Reed Smoot organized the Smoot Lumber Company. He was afterward called to Nephi and became head of Juab stake, in which position he continued to the time of his death. He was also on a mission to Europe covering two years. It was Mr. Paxman who was the promoter of the Old Folks Day. He took this up by interesting old people at his own home and developed an organization whose reunion day is one ofthe most attractive and important social features ofthe country. This work he undertook in the early seventies. He died at American Fork in October, 1897, and his remains were laid to rest in the cemetery at Nephi. The mother of Edwin W. Paxman bore the maiden name of Ann Rushen Keys. She was born, reared and married in England and came to the new world in 1856, residing for some years in Boston before removing to Utah. Her last days were spent in American Fork, where she departed this life April 10, 1919. She was the mother of eleven children, nine of whom are yet living. The father was very prominent in the work of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was for four years in New Zealand, where he had the Book of Mormon translated into the language of the people. Edwin W. Paxman obtained his primary education in the schools of Nephi and there continued his studies until he reached the age of seventeen, when he put aside his textbooks and made his initial step in the business world, entering the employ of Adams & Grace Brothers, dealers in lumber at Nephi. He remained with them for three years continuously and was associated with the business altogether for seven years. In 1898 he was sent on a mission to the eastern states, spending two years in Pennsylvania. He afterward returned to Nephi, where he remained for two years, and in 1902 removed to American Fork, where he engaged in carpentering for several years. Three years ago he took charge of the interests of the Bonneville Lumber Company at American Fork and has since been in control of the business at this place. His previous experience in connection with the lumber trade well qualified him for his duties and responsibilities that devolve upon him in this connection. He has been very successful in the management of the big plant at American Fork and is a worthy representative of one of the important corporate interests of the state, the company having a number of lumberyards in many of the cities of Utah. In 1897 Mr. Paxman was united in marriage to Miss Emma Jenkins, of Nephi, a daughter of James and Margaret Jenkins, who were pioneers of this state but have now passed away. Mr. and Mrs. Paxman had four children, all of whom are deceased, and the mother has likewise been called to her final rest. On the 13th of September, 1906, Mr. Paxman was married to Esther Christensen, of American Fork, a daughter of Hans and Marian Christensen. They had six children, of whom three are living: Emma C., twelve years of age; Helois M., five years of age; and Harold, who is in his first year. Mr. and Mrs. Paxman are widely and favorably known in American Fork, where they have made for themselves a creditable social position, while in business circles Mr. Paxman's name and place are enviable. · .' ,.' "~\::. ... ... I:::' : 'c'; )" ····;:)', 1)(.·:· h ~ , ..... .';'. f)r.'Cl·m .. . • . . ,; ..• .... ~" .~ . . .... '. Uw SOli:' ..; ~ " .. ',: J A l Jli \, ; (.,\ u (,fllt ·.· ' .. ' ... ' ".' '. ' .. . ., ..- ''-.'' :·.r .. " ...<:: ,c.'. ' . ' ·.i / , : . ' · Mf)rl lJ j)rl. .,: ... Chapl~.t : .... ':~ .....JuneraLRltes'·.:'/. 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Survivor: lI1dud~ hi lS daughter of T~torc f Wtil' , ,\nWI'li..·;I!l Vurk , :t 1\ dOl i v i a Mar t fill t I , t' \ ' e l l s II n ~ il n d .hltob ' I,~n Ni.l'hoh..-s , .shl' daujthlers, [) ' lUll!) p, man'il'd H.aJphus Moroni .' ~ the · '.1~US oorn .• : .. .. .:.:u ........ ,I Beloved Mother A Is SUmmoned ~ To Last Reward ChriIUnsen ltIlIJer. 16, cUed ~k Tu~4day at .. : 4tO p. m. foUowtna a t- strote .uuc~ at nooo. She".. in J )- Mary. f"@ndrred uDconadous and dftth .1- came a few hOW'l atwr \be att.&ck. L Mary Ch~ ~I'." oa native or A.l:ntr1ca.n Pork. born heR \&' ~ptt-m~r:l8, 1_, Ule d&u&hter of H . Hana and Wertm JOl'Itnaen Cb11.a- .. ~ e. Ig. od th If'r he (!at o! IJ)o t.(" fl.5t n Slle married John Croolu Mi1ier on Dec.ember 22. 1834, In the 8&lt Lake Endowmt"1lt HOUR. TQ Ul1a un.lon ~Yf'n 80CU and daU&ht.en y.t""' born. John. Hans. and A.n.nabel of Am ute an Fork; Mn, MArton F\elda, Mn Cle<> H.a..rL8en and. Mn. F.dna Coatn of Prov-o. and Vlr(rU Mi Her or a..l t. L&1l.e <::tty. Her pa.r enu were c9Dverta tv t..he L n, S churdl 1n Denmark. ~ cam... to Utah wUh the handcart CQntpe.ny and aettlM in A.mertean Fork whrrft they made tht'lr home for tile rt'ma1ndef or rat Sh. P: 1. J <1&: in Po f pej pIA She .... a faithful member of tbe ed' thelJ" U• • , church , She wu a Relief IOCIety worker for many yean. althOUlb in 1a tc ye&.nI &he had been unable to at tl'nd on &«';()un t of Ul health. She 'fr"U quiet. ret.1r1.nr and a home lovin& woman . _ Yft")' devoted motbof er, much loved by all her chUctnIl and th~ who me" her. She . . . Idt a Wid,o w wh.-n thr t&mJJy wert 1%1 Y<lUnI , 8h~ drvoted her tnUre Ute to mU1~ a home tor them. ~. m. Fr1enda may call at the home the PTtd.ay ~Vf!n.tn. or s.t.urda1 prior to at servlcea which wtll be held 6&turda, • t 2 p m in the 8econdward chapel . Gold and Green pt'l P& w1 Cr c.h. .., 01 Ql •• UG 1 Pr t ell en American Fork Citizen Newspaper January 17, 1941 QD .. . -. "'r' ..~.::..CfM!. ......... Serial NUlnber ~i. . PAt/£-' & .' . ··I····oF .. .... Card Number OWJieraName ' t£4V9£P_ . Lcleation _ _~.'_ _' ~....l ·~----,-A:i..I ' ~_,___f. _ _--::--::-:-_~~...,.. _ _-;----::-===Cl.a sa. '7- Stories Dimensions /. / ::1. 1 ~ / tJd c;..} ~'-;:f' . Type 1 2~Cost $ t1 7'/ 2." xll..L.5.% 12£.5 Kind of Bldg. x x x x x X . St. No. flq. Ft. Factor _ _Totals Totals Att. Gar.-C.P.----,-,<-- Flr. _ _ WallL- Cl._ · _ Description of Buildings Foundation--S~e . ~jZ.Jr;K Mtl. _/.(/ ..:./~ -5 ,,-,.:;¥ r.J!. '(!) _ _+-___-+--I-_ __ Ext. Walls . Roof T,.pe Silla _ _-f-_ _ _ _+--+-_ _ __ ~ Conp_ r, ~ $ . J..J J P Additions Additions -=- Dormers--Sni~ll~ Med..~ Large -I '----c-~+~-~~-+-+---- Bays-Small ~ Med Larg.. ----;-:-t-~..,...._:7_-,,--t-+_--~Porches-Front f/)/JJ! =' IIZPJ ~ @ 36 1. 'f,,i(S"" Rear _ _ __- - - - - - - ' - - - - - @ _ _-I-_ _ _ _++-~_ _ Porch _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _-'-@ Planters _ _ - _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ Ext. Base. Entry Ce~~ - @. lA, Bsmt. Gar. ! . Basin - / u \ ~ Tube ~inkLl. -+-_--:--::~._+_"\._F++_l'V..!.I. ,.,. . ;--'-j in. _ ....-!!:::...._ _ Trays :::J-- Co Air Cond. - Full Finish-Fir • . - Hd. Wd. Floor-Fir_ - Cabinets J a11__ Pipel 7 - Metal 51 tJ Zo e , iant --t---=-....:.....:.--+-+--~-- -f---"-~-:-----I----.._.,r_+_+-~-- .. . ; Metal D._._ \ S._......,.+-_ _ .L....; /~""""t.>'_+__lf__-~Fiberglass ~_.. _ _+-~_ _ _-+--I-_ - A";:' :t .:1 1°C:5"11 Avg.It.~ ' I Age 12~ ~- Tenant- - Ii P Year Built.. '. Inf. by ·lNeighbor - Record - Est. ;'; ....L L ..'l Replacement Cost '.'1'-1- f Conv. Factor Depreciation ' Column I . .. · ~ baT . q :1 7 {j Adj. Bid. Value 21 Jv_7 tI Obsolescence x .4J Replacement Cost-1940 Base I ' _ __ f Total Additions !. ~/ Vanel..",. 1'. ~tA'.-"~ . ./_+ :. J..f--'--~Z"".r~1""'~"-'lc=_+__+__-I Hd. w d A ~er _ _ - _ _I__-j.....,..::. t)____r_O+_+_--Mantels. -'.._+A ......-_\ \-_---,_+_......£oL.!:J.?, z.. . ,.JQ o'"!!,+-+-__---'_ v 1·! I \ Vi" , ~ , v wainS~C-1-0t +- F1~J ~ I i ~ 4- O - .f i & 6' cj Toilet ...1'1'-!. [ --i H~ -¢!!"Hw..~s ~ Elec._ Tlle-:-Walls . - '. Storin Sash.,-Wood D.":::'S. i i H / &' .6 0 Wtr. Sftr.Lzhr. s~.~ .T ' -;;;;/ ~ () Dishwasherft-, Gar ge Disp ---t---'-/....:~""'-"'()_t_+---- Heat--Stove_ Oil Gas ·L Awnings - '-~.--+---,...,f--. / ,.........r+-""""'--t--;-~ t. -'r I /.f' G" ( \ IJ . ~ Rms. r = : ; j .i Rma. /.f Attic Rooms Fin. Class Plumbi~ /~ ~ %-lJii·. Fuil ~ ,",oor COA:. .......... Basement-Apt. ---jf-----t-+---- f'i fls 4 6 6 / .(23 7 'Q 2.,,119 / ~V5--tf'r-= ,' /(;U . 1940 Base Qo.st. Less DepreeiaJ,(on . Total Value f rom reverse side .?'l.._ _ J. ./f .•.. ., \ .... .... , . Total(/Building Valu.J! $ L. .kr By _--'--''''' J ~.1~f;;j~!===-__ 19 ~ Appraised <D~Lti!()=· =-.---'_'--_ _ _ _ _ __ / AO-I -.~'---'' ' ' ~:. .:i'.:-- -". 1~W~7t-.- - - - - - - - - APpraised.<Y_ · ·.. ::.- '1 .: -- I I i! I I I I I j I I r RESIDENTIAL OUT BUILDINGS Age ! S!b~,f/.r;.£ -~. ' J~r.> r . /Q ..4 Sjze x c;tM-Af1-tJ:.. J x .47 [-------------------------~--+_~:~_t--~r_--t_~~::~:~.+_--~~-x Garage -- Class Cars Size 6. )t .47 ~ Depr@3% ..,,-_____________ . ____~_________; ~oor eOt-tc- Walls SlK Roof &}'-~,;.,,_;. Doors. .~ . .. x ,.e> . L~~ E"-'T-LL.,lJ ......~------l'~~~:--:7,.5 Age~Co8t 1(}/1{~ Costffi M ' - -_ _ _ 1940 Base x % Depr. --'-. . -=. - '...... _____ .. _ _ . _ .• _. --, ' ~_·~_ _ TotaJ~_ _ _ _..... I~"_'I~'_'_ REMARKS ______________________ .... 1.·· ~ __________ __ .\ ~~ .\ \ ~------------ V \ . . b't?· (\ ~. TC.74 REV. 61 STATE OF ·UTAH':' STATE TAX COMMISSION , ~ .. -- .. --- --. / d S- .. ..- .- - -. - _ . . I RES. OR COMM. IJ • __ _ 192:'. . -- Jv.t _ _ _ · _· · _ _ • • _ _ · _ · _· _ __ 19 & :5 '? 4~..4J-,",, ;/ a _ _ __ RESIDENCE \ .t!:f{5 4?S {J / TOTAL EQUALIZATION FACTOR X NET TOTAL X ', ' -- r .. tiLl 3 "- 1755 I ; to ./ 77'/ ASSESSED VALUE 19 AGRICULTURAL BLOGS. 19 19 -:~ . 'l-4h.. I ~ 7 tJ , xT1 _ f--.7-~1 ,-7t.J . !5~-) _ _ _ •• _ 19 ~ -vI 19&L-r ~ /. /) .11 ~.'i ~~~ 4'dJ S, tf q q / t/.cJ ? tn· GARA~E _ _ ~ r~ . - _ . -_ 66 A-'o ><'7 . , "-'. - -' x 1~? /dJ?SP.12 1/.0 Q?7 57/) 19 .. 19 .- .- "" •• • " -- - ___ ' - " ' - " _ _ ' .~ ' _ - :- . _ _ - '' ' _ -,. (?7 q(' ~q · ~o r~9 ID 311 --y '_'. 19 19 19(4 -_' - . ~t;"9 I!D).J x x x X 22 fi¥ :J :J../!./ 19 _ .9¥ x t ~tl e; . - 190 ? II p;;' 9 x _ 19 19 19 19 19 , . TOTAL EQUALIZATION FACTOR X X X X X , X X X X X NET TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE L ___.____. - - - _----. 1. ., --_._--._--_._- - -- . --- ----.-~----- ---- -- -----~------ - -- -- -- --- - - --- .---JO ~ : rC~~~r:E;\~~ E . ';',"~.:.., ;:"~ ~~, ~ '.., ·' ·i.;:.Pi.1-" ·c~ ..r ~'-..•. - . .. - l"'\ " ,.~~, :,..:. ,,,,~ . sT~1i·. oftrrAHl County of Salt On the 30t h ' day of J U L Y . , A.D.194 persoriaUy appcared before me John. rt.Stewart and Scott P.Stew8r't I wh'o being by me duly swom.did say, each for himself, that he, the said J obn 'fl . Stewart is the president, and he, the said Soot t i'. S teVlnrt is the secrc4r, . of North Fork Investment Company, and that the within and forcg6ing inst~ent ' was signed in behalf of said corporation by authority of a resolution of its boar,a of directors and said John H.Stewa r t and S.cott P.St!"wart I each duly acknowledged to'me thac said corporation executed the same and chac the seal affixed is the seal .of .$.~id corporation. ' . __._ ~9< .7'--'-L. . :·-:"~~~~·Z· !·I:«i:·· t . . ":-.': " : :3".:,.~ - ' Notary Public. ~te~o~d~~.L!.f~~MY residence is_.ilLS.al.LLBlI.~~_.lltB h ~ . :.~:::r :.~ ,,": ':'.':'A-. :' . ,. -" n u , I ~ f I I .~ ~ N 8 - 1 '" ~ \D A I\) 8111 WARRANTY DEED ESTHER C. PAXMAN, KJiOJlN ALSO AS AND HER HUSBAND, EDft'IN of w. ESTHER PAXlUN, ALSO AS ESTHER ClIR ,s·r'O-N." "" PAX¥AN •• . Coun ty of AlIERICAN FORI, UTAH CONVEY and WARRANT to HAROLD HOLLEY AND LEAH C. HOLLEY, AS JOINT TENANTS, NOT TENANTS IN COMMON, WITH RIGHT OF SURVIVORSHIP, TO VEST III THE SURVIVOR UPON THE DEATH OF EITHER. • • • . ; . • • • • _ . . . . ... . . . . . AHERICAN FORK, UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH TEN AND NO/IOO Dollars • • • • thp. (ollow ing described tract of land in AmerlOI1D York, 'U1llh Be~1nnin& 165.75 feet South trom the Northeast oorner 01' Blook 6, Plat "A", Amerioan Fork City Surny 01' Bulldin& Lots, thenoe South 58.38 feet more 'or l.,.s to llorth line 01' property 01' Cl1rrord 'E thenoe W.,.t 2.84 oba ina to Wes t lina of Granton' property and . of Lot 3,01' said Blook 6; thenoe North 11° 5' Ea.t 60 teet more :or to a point direotly We.t from the point of be~1nnin&1 TheDOe s..et 2.68 ohalna more or lesa to point~_ ~e~~~~.-=:_._ __ . _~~ '.~" , I . I 1\" BLock AmeYlc.I\N Fork FIRST "! Cill Surve..y . OO~IJ SOUTH . Edit~ . . . 1". CIII"; st4nse.", : 1"185'7 - 57 8'S'0 -68' If'l, " [)a"~1 L.. w'itnO!r~ 17lj-7J-55 ... OJ • :. If ' c- '1( etllll 2 ~ "1I"'''lIld p.....;t.-m.::.." .. ~ ~ ~I ~. ~ ~ fOl ~ '-'\It "et,,:x. . . .' . ci,r, ~'''-S-' "" I ~ ~~' ~ ~" @ C·'!'7·R II ; 4 , c",../ D. H,nsen I!.l. v;C.. "-, J,T, , .2 S-¥S"- - £; b j/~/-~' ~~t,;' I • Ii ,,~ .:D ·So? ._. __.. ___________ .L;UJ(.7/H:'1:Lrf!>~t~ ____________..::'i:.:.:':1:::.___ _ _ _- - - - - - - j l1i.~ I 'T) L{-::"""\ l~l6~ ~l.. 61?)G1 ~. L--Ji ~b~1 .u..A-r..;i)1/.{/k{Z-t:: ($:) V1U~ETe-- U Vl r'fE-LS-- ~I--",,", iJP(lL L,Ji t./~ l;R 'r . ll'~ C,{ I V1.-Q.J\{S ~.D-4: J j (It ~~t)L:)")~'""'- -S·ht:c~tX0~-? vYl--ic,. .~S- tf~-V"/ '6-tl)1t~~ r'D · 12t?--,. • ~ Z> . l QC) w '-r1JikYL<; 1 .\ .A ~, ~ .' L ' '" \ f. :j, '" \ -r:~\, ..... -....;.\... . . r'Y1A1'2fUeD ':-"..... ' . lB~7- l56() ~ l3 £tf~ . lV1 {Q40 Cf?Yl'ZVS CAt;-y~P-6-Ylr~ I 1 -~I ~ l~Ob .,. a J" tOZ:3 0 LkBfrfp-b'IL FOUC.:T62/'"1, ~t1 3d- - i·~Qb. ~14-'Yl~~ Brz.;vtvJ,T;;Vlu...£' UJVV~ . ('1 OL> FD~6f.J VVlL'?sS~ tt) '{IGS VL;t,WvlZ1 5 C- 1.e>BL) A?1 ~-oOL.-- 128 South 100 West Tax Age: 1925 2..3 Hans Christensen '()UCL 1872-1907 Pioneers and Prominent Esshrich pg 554 (not the correct pers~n) \. c si n>., e l/Y) A126Y) 1907-1915 Lf 12-1914 (more?) American Fork Citizen 1914-10-31 ::>OY2..'t"'l::f<.,Vfl IS~~ EN, Bernard s 1940-01-26 American Fork Citizen Am3 1907-1915 ;: ~~d ~41-12-05 American Fork Citizen l ~ c;D12.O \ D~tt. oc;r 11)£:>~ Am3 Mary Christensen Miller Mll::lER, Mary Christensen 1915-1925 1941-01-17 American Fork Citizen ' CoEsther cc:,.. Christensen Paxman PAXMAN, Esther Christensen PAXMAN>Ii~ther Christensen 1925-1942 1950-04-27 1950-04-27 American Fork Citizen Provo Herald Edwin W. Paxman 1925-1942 Pioneers and Prominent Esshrich pg maybe 522-524 ""i cc :c:~,> PAXMAN, Edwin Washington 1964-12-13 Provo Herald ~o PAXMAN, Edwin Washington 1964-12-17 American Fork Citizen Am3 Am3 P94 , P94 Am3 .:.)V" : . Harold Holley HOllEY, Harold H. Paul Gauger . C~ c' c GAUGER, Paul George -G~GER, Paul George I <C;{~1:::~'1 ! t)~''''' 1942-1955 1989-12-20 American Fork Citizen ~/1 Am3 <7.?P t2J Nt;;, V l u..-b -J {-Z:; u·~ 1955-1980 1978-12-27 Provo Herald 1978-12-28 American Fork Citizen vn·fhQ.~ P94 C~~.(:.. Am3 cthcnYl ct { lq~D ·-D3'~-D7 A.r:: ClllZe-Yl ICliO;O -o3-Df.o PRb'{o .~ [ ~ i 6- VV\A1.2.... t S40 10 .,Ma~hri~~ 1§b V1 )CL<; 81 I::me6JEY} GtvVU//.,tiY\ ii .~ ~~ 128 South 100 West American Fork, UT ILS August 2014 128 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County Undated Tax Photo 128 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 128 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 128 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 128 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 128 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 128 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County - --,} .... .-- .. ~ . ~. I 128 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 128 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 128 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County