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UTAH COUNTY AMERICAN FORK HISTORIC DISTRICT UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 50017 8624 136 South 100 W-est American Fork, l!T ILS August 2014 136 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 136 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 136 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 136 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 136 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 136 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 136 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 136 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 136 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County 136 S 100 West American Fork, Utah County HISTORIC SITE FORM (3-12) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION 1 IDENTIFICATION Name of Property: Young, Clifford E & Edith G, House Address: 136 South 100 West Twnshp: 5S City, County: American Fork, Utah Lat/Long(degr dec.): Current Owner Name: Brian J & Tiffany K Peterson Range: IE Section: 23 USGS Map Name & Date: Pelican Point Quadrangle 2014 Current Owner Address: 136 South 100 West, American Fork, UT 84003 Tax Number: 02:017:0018 Legal Description (include acreage): COM 3.396 CHS S FROM NE COR OF BLK 6, PLAT A, AMERICAN FORK CITY SURVEY; W 228.66 FT; S .87 CH; E 228.66 FT; N.87 CH TO BEG. 0.3 ACRES 2 STATUS/uSE Property Category X building(s) structure site _ object Evaluation X eligible!contributing _ ineligible/non-contributing _ out-of-period Use Original Use: Residence Current Use: Residence 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates slides: Xprints: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) X abstract of title X city/county histories _personal interviews X tax card & photo _ building permit X USHS Library _ sewer permit X USHS Preservation Files USHS Architects File X Sanborn Maps X LDS Family History Library X obituary index X city directories/gazetteers X local library: American Fork City X census records X university library(ies):BYU X biographical encyclopedias X newspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies of all research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Ancestry.com. Inc., 2011 us. 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. Obituary, Alma Andersen Madsen, (Provo) Daily Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1985. Obituary, Bernard Christensen, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, January 26, 1940. Obituary, Clifford E Young, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, August 28, 1958. Obituary, Edith Grant Young, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, August 22, 1947. Researcher/Organization: _ _~An.!!!!:g""ie"-A~b!.-'ra""m1""-,-A""m,-,,e,,-,n-,,,·c",an~F-"o",rk~C~L,-"G,,-_ _ _ _ __ Date: August 21, 2014 I . 4 ARCIDTECTURAL DESCRIPTION Building Style/Type: Foundation Material: Concrete Additions: _ none No. Stories:_l Bungalow !Prairie School 1L minor Wall Material(s) : _ major (describe below) Brick Alterations: none 1L minor _ major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings _0_ 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 Clifford E. and Edith G. Young house is one story brick bungalow with prairie school styling and is in excellent condition. The house is located at 136 South 100 West, American Fork, Utah. This house is a unique example of a well preserved prairie style bungalow. The foundation is brick/concrete and roof is asphalt shingle. There is minor damage to stucco covering foundation brickwork/concrete and some damage to roof shingles. The prairie school style elements include a low-pitched hip roof with projecting eaves over a rectangular floor plan on a plastered brick foundation. J The house also includes wood casement front windows, leaded glass and wood banding on front porch columns. The main fayade is composed of the large porch under a hipped gable roof with large overhanging eaves. The porch is concrete with large, square brick columns topped by smaller wooden capitals. The ceiling of the porch and soffit and fascia is aluminum siding. All of the windows are original, including small wooden casement windows in the living room which have leaded glass. The front door is an original solid wood door with beveled glass. The interior of the house remains mostly original. The kitchen and bath have been remodeled, but the living room fireplace, oak plank flooring in the front rooms, plaster walls and wood trim around door openings are original and in very good condition. The house also has a list of telephone numbers posted on the wall reputed to be used by Clifford Young in his capacity as the President ofthe Peoples State Bank in American Fork.2 The house has 1,546 square feet and a full basement with an exterior basement entrance. The rear of the house was remodeled to enclose the rear porch and was covered in aluminum siding at an unknown date. The house sits on 311 0 of an acre lot. There are no outbuildings or garages remaining on the property. 5 HISTORY Architect/Builder: unknown Date of Construction: J9 J 7 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) _ Agriculture Economics _Industry Politics/ ~ Architecture Education Invention Government _ Archeology _ Engineering _Landscape h,.Religion Art Entertainment/ Architecture Science ~Commerce Recreation Law _ Social History Communications _ Ethnic Heritage Literature _ Transportation ~ Community Planning _ Exploration! _ Maritime History Other & Development Settlement _ Military Conservation Health/Medicine _ Performing Arts Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain and justifY any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary 1 Carter, Thomas and Peter Goss, Utah's Historic Architecture: 1847-1940, Salt Lake City: Utah State Historical Society, 1988 2 Interview with Tiffany Peterson August 20,2014 and C.E. Young Vice-President of County Banking Association, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1928. 2 The entire west frontage of 100 West from 100 to 200 South was deeded to Hans Christensen in 1872. Hans passed away in 1880 and the block was divided in two between his first wife and her children and the children of his second polygamist wife. This parcel belonged to his wife Ellen and her two sons Neils and Paul Christensen. This parcel was created along the north side of the Hans Christensen home by Hans' grandson Bernard N. Christensen in 1915. 3,4 Bernard sold the lot to Clifford E. Young and his wife Edith Grant Young on January 20, 1915. 5 The house was complete by 1917. The Clifford Young family lived in the home until a year after Clifford Young passed away on August 28, 1958. Clifford E Young was born December 7, 1883 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Dr. Seymour B Young, a member of the First Council of the Seventy and Elizabeth Riter Young. Clifford graduated from the University of Utah and served two LDS missions before marrying Edith Grant, the daughter ofLDS Church President Heber J. Grant on June 20, 1911 and moving to American Fork. In 1913, Clifford began working at the newly organized People's State Bank. He was president of the bank for many years. Clifford also served two terms as a state senator in the Utah legislature and two terms as city councilman in American Fork. Clifford was active in the LDS faith and was stake president of the Alpine Stake for 13 years and in 1941 was appointed as assistant to the Council of the Twelve Apostles. Clifford died in American Fork August 2], 1958. 6 Edith Grant was the fourth of six children born to Heber J Grant and Lucy Stringham. She was born April 2, 1885 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Edith graduated from LDS High School and the University of Utah. In 1906, she traveled to Europe to study voice. Edith died of a heart attack August 20, 1947 in American Fork.7 On January 5, 1959 the house was sold to Alma A. Madsen and his wife Emma L. Madsen who lived in the house from] 959 until 2005. On July 19,2005 the house was sold to the current owners Brian J. and Tiffany K. Peterson. 3 DOCUMENT ATION (continued) Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Obituary, Emma Lois Larsen Madsen, Deseret News Newspaper, July 29, 2005. C.E. Young Vice-President of County Banking Association, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1928. 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; Clifford E Young Death Certificate August 1958, Edith Grant Young Death Certificate August 1947. 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: 10A; Enumeration District: 25-4. 3 Christensen, Allen Clare, The Christensen Family of Sora, Denmark and American Fork, Utah, USA, Bountiful Utah: Family History Publishers, 1994. M270.1 C5547C 1994 LOS Church Archives. 4 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. 5 Utah County Recorder's Office. Warranty Deed from Bernard N and Maud 0 Christensen to Clifford E. Young recorded Jan. 20, 1915. 6 Obituary, Clifford E Young, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, August 28, 1958. 7 Obituary, Edith Grant Young, American Fork Citizen Newspaper, August 22,1947. 3 Alma Andersen Madsen AIma 1\ " d (' r s '~n "' . !\la(L"(:n. 7:1. Aml'ri('an Fork , died Tuesday . I April If;. 1935. in i\merkan (-'(Irk. /f(' W<lS horn July :1, \!lll til Ca~tle OiSle to n~()11 ilnd Sigrid An· ut'rst'n Mads{~n. He marrH'd Lois L.lrsen April 21 , 1933 in the Salt Lake LOS Temple. He served as a High Priest Rroup leader in thl.' LDS Church and had been a ward counSt·lor. bishop. sl<.ke high coundlnr and temple worker . He was active on the American Fork SI<.>e1 Days cnmmilltl(! and shade lrl't' committeE' (or 30 years . For two years he was the Utah Slate HOr5t'Shoe Pit· ching champion and ~'.laclS4.'n . Ca3tl(' Dale . Ii n n L. \, a l\ s (' n . Payson : Calvin ,\ . Mad~.wn, Murray : :\tN Michael I Coll(!cn) Ml'wning. Sandy; Mrs Larry I Bt'Ily Jean ) Miner and . Annetlt.' ~1i1dsen, both of American ~·ork . 22 grandl'hildren; 10 greu! grandchildren ; Olle sister and (our brolh«.>rs : !Iotrs. Carl If'lora' Templin, Orrin A. Madsen "nd 0r!10n :\ladscn , all or Sail Lake City; Albert Madsen. Stansbury Park ; Ray Madsen. [-'armington . Services were Saturday, {\pril 20, at the American Fork West Slake Center Burial was in the American Fork was al!:o Slate chess <:hampion. He rctirc.'d from Utah Power & Light aller 4(1 years . Survivors include his wife d American f'ork : three sons and three daughters: Clliford ~~.melery . _ __ American Fork Citizen Newspaper April 24, 1985 TITLE SEARCH FORM [Obtain information from title abstract books at County Recorder's Office] Address: 136 South 100 West City: American Fork, Utah 84003 Current Owner: Brian J. & Tiffany K Peterson Address: 136 South 100 West, American Fork, Utah 84003 TRANSACTION DATES GRANTOR (SELLER) Tax Number: 02:017 :0018 Legal Description (include acreage): COM. 3.396 CHS S FROM NE COR OF BlK 6, PLAT A, AMERICAN FORK CITY SURVEY; W 228.66 FT; S .87 CH; E 228.66 FT; N .87 CH TO BEG. 0.3 ACRES GRANTEE (BUYER) Leonard Harrington, Mayor Hans Christiansen (Christensen in future deeds) June 7,1904 Ellen Christensen (wife of Hans) Niels Christensen Jan. 8. 1907 Neils Christensen & Paul Christensen Bernard N. Christensen March 2, 1872 Jan. 20, 1915 June 30, 1924 Jan. 5, 1959 Bernard N. Christensen & Maud Clifford E. Young D. Christensen Clifford E Young Abe Gudmondsen & Lettie Gudmondsen Alma A. Madsen & Emma L Clifford E. Young estate Madsen TYPE OF DOLLAR TRANSACTION AMOUNT Book C/Page 428 Lot 1 Block 6, Plat A Mayor's Deed Indenture WD WD WD Administrators Deed COMMENTS $700 $250 Entry 1877/Book 92/Page 406 Will entered Feb. 19, 1907 Entry 2058 Entry 2354/Book 103/Page 20 $540 Entry 427/Book 136/page 379/1915 front and main section of modern lot $125 Entry 4490/Book 241/Page 235/1924 Back section of modern lot $11,500 Entry 2233/BooklPage 197 June 7,1985 Alma A. Madsen & Emma L Madsen Emma L. Madsen WD Entry 16029/1985 July 19, 2005 Emma L. Madsen Brian J. Peterson and Tiffany K. Peterson WD Entry 79081/2005 Researcher: Angie Abram / American Fork CLG Date: Augu~13,2015 Clifford E and Edith G Young House August 2014 August 2014 136 South 100 West, American Fork, Utah Front (east facing) Fac;:ade Northeast Fac;:ade Clifford E and Edith G Yo August 2014 August 2014 House 136 South .100 West, American Fork, Utah $.gwtl=l'llest Fa~ade ~~ Southwest Fa~ade Clifford E and Edith G Young House 136 South 100 West, American Fork, Utah undated Utah County tax photo ~USGS ,.". Nlltion.1 U.S. DEP ARTMENT D f THE IN TE RIDR u. S. GEDLOGI CAl SURVEY lit., US Topo ...-c. iIw . ~ ~ PELICAN POINT QUADRANGLE UTAH-UTAH CO. Lu 0 ----~~Hr------~ ~ ------~-.~--~1_------~ o---r--~--_,r_--II -------- 1 VI Lu ,.., E 2005 Q:: Lu 0 VI ~ --......... n ~ " - - VI 0 U ._---- -- ~----- Lu o --~~:L.....::::::l::::J=:=!!=:::::-1~ -== VI ) I \ Produced by the United States Geological Survey Nan n Amer ic an Da tu m of 19 8 3 (NA D8 l) Wo rld Ge odetic Sy stem of ' 984 rWGS 8 41 . 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I of ;1. fUrl d ll lUi d f ')111 Iff"'" I <.11 I r".11 ! ! f4 ! i ' 11\ i 'nt ' ln~nnt'nt "" 1\' "",fl( , ' H\' II I ( "m"" ' r) n... _>\I1I", rl ('1\n ' 11 .., , ot t \ i American Fork Citizen Newspaper January 26, 1940 Cunnl::;;'h~~""" ,u", ~"'~V " . "'.'lAtlCI., ""U \#&l4lU.... O~~~~-:~U"UI. ThoUS3;nds .Pay Tribute to Elder Clifford E. Young T ·the rOil con pia; hal: fun eral services for ClIrtord E. j ber 7. 1883. In Salt Lake City Il Lea Y'Jun g <"f rc condurtl.'d Tue5d:l Y son of Or. Seymour B. Young . ' T a t 1' 00 p.m . In thl' Alpine Stake tim 7 a bernacle undrr th... direction member of the Firat Council of ~)I BIll-h op f'red Bowen 01 the I lhe Snent" and Elizabeth RIter ~I~~ Si.'cond Ward . Young . He mamed Edllb Orant, the Speakers Included David O. daulhtu ot President Heber J ' I can t.k Kav. president of the Church Orant, on June 20, 1911, In the i put 0 / Jesus Christ of Latter-day Salt Lake LOS Temple. She died A Sa lnL~~ J . Re uben Clark Jr ., a ~Ulust 20, 1947 In Amenc..n councilor : Marlon O . Romney of ork. ~ lIll' Council of the T ....·elve ApoaHe had sened u a.sa1atant to t lo ' ~. nn d Delbert Chipman. the Council of Twt'I't Iince May are 21, 1941. He previously had assl E h1. r Yo ung was laUded by served president oC th... AI- ale ;; jl{':d, NS :u a true asset to socle- pine Stake Cor 13 years. fon I I a., , low 11n' H... wa.~ president of the Pea- Flol pies State Bank, going into the ba nk In 1913 soon aft... r It v.--a.s CIt~1 organized . He hM been a ctive i Oru In the clty 's business and civic I Wa ' aUalrs . He was tht fir st &Out- j llU; master In American Fork and ktt had been a member or the I Rl ' Rotary Club and Lions Club, He , an~ ""' (\ S II member of the hospital iI boa rd for many yun . • H~ ~e rved two terms In the 1 ~_ : Uta h Slau, LeglsJatureo QS Re- IOt: i I'ublh'an se nator from Utah ! Coullt)'. and t,.·o terma .. cUy T~ ! councllm:ln In Amtrlean Fork. Educ:lled at the Unlver3lty or Utah . he filled mlMlon, to Eng A j lllnd lind Oermany before 1 tllng III AnH'rlcall Fork In 1911 . &In .. ti l.' 15 5urvi\'l'd br one son. CUC- p\al lord ~: . You ng Jr . clUhlcr ot the Tot P<'O plt,S St a l>e Balik, alld three Thl MY ' I d a ught... r~. Mr.!. Boyd !Helen' day • r . oung Paltt' . Brp n . Tl'XlU : Mrs. Dean seOI t · " nd :. credit t o the nation . • Miria m , Fll rn.~ worth. lIunter, . B P . ; ·,;\ IIc :; [ :'dcKay ~ald that he I' a nd Mrs . Chaunct'y ·Edlth . Har' l his , .• , (h'p"lIdable In buslncM. .\In- rls. Chicago. III. He h.. thirteen an. ( .. n· In r<'llclon . l1( rnn dChlldren . :ve Mu, II'(l 1 S(' I('c llO I\$ we re t wo \ He iii also sunlved by one teal r:umbe r; "Tho DN'!X'll lng T"rlnls"I lJt other, lA>vl E. Young, and tin 228 a n d "Th<'H.: Dost Not Weep sL<te rs. MI . 5 Florence Pearl 0"'(' Alont' ." hy a mixed r hOrlL' . dl - i Youn g, Mrs. E1ma Y. Aldous, MrI. tm: f(·,'t('d b:: K J Bird Prelude 'I Orsoll M. (Bernice ) nocera, and 1$ I Hnd po .L\ ud(· mU <lc "'~~ pla yed Mr.' J T . n lortelUe l Hammond , leal " Y All·X .\I ,lier Sch roinl'r Jr , Mrs Nora Barnett , all of T WlIl ard R Sm it h Rave the Srllt loa ke City. th pr!\y('r al t h e h orn(- . t hr' Invoca· • ld e t t.>! , \\'11..' ollerr d hy S. Dilworth I Q V'JUllg. ;,nd I' rl"l d"p l P hil D ' Am, fork R,F.0, Route ond J ,' "Sl:1l prunou "Cl'd t h" ~lll'dic _I ! E t. hll' 1.<'0 O . Men'dlltl d,'d k lllNl 1Extended to the tlll! \lrllvt' In tht' Amerlu llI f'ork i the ('t' tTIc te ry. Nine New Fomolies n ~ Pall bt'arNs w(' r" J B Pag.: Jr .. ! I mao li tHOid Hollcy, W. R. Ha iUday. : The R.F.D. mall routl' o ut of , ~lIli Pa ul Oa uge r. Orvil le Ount hN . i Ame rica n Fork was Ilgalr, ex_ l .a l.e land P rld ay , Presldl'nt Stanley ' .\ sen 1) Ro ber ts lind SInn ley Pete r. . te lld ed l:I$t wCl'k to InClllde{'llle i !l IH £ Idcr Cl llford F.nrl (' Young. 74 . , enti re ly ne ...· boxes and up A ,('r- I n ..~l'tant to the Council or the lean Fork Ca nyon to the lI<! .ond T .... l' lvr AI',IlS til'5 0/ the C~urCh po,,',' r plant tQ servi ce p:lt ro S. hI.! BIC (It J e~lu (.hrlst ot l.alu.r-day I AmN lca n Fork Can)'on . III the T 8a lnL~ . dt('d T h ur$d BY a.t 11 :20 I h p . m . III the Am er lrnn f'ork ! past th e canyon route wellt I n ly ., HospI tal: . 11-0 the first powl'r plant. , Fold!'r y oung h a d rema ined nc- , The AmcrU'a n Fork R,F.O. , l ive In h ls work un lll Wedne>day i route now se rveR 0. 10111.1 oC; ~71 i B "ven lng, whl'll h e returned to his I tnmlll.'s ,.1th some 540 sto~ for i lhc h ome Crom Sn it Lnke City and I Cnrrlcr Phillip CII V .... There Is I Un l 'c ompl a ined of fee.ling Ill. He ; II lota l of 53 miles conrt4s1x pltl .-ntNed th e ho.,pltal early Thura- i day~ ~r wt'l'k on the rull rjlute. run d ay_ l it was leorned. · the T he c.hurch I('nder , although I This n ew addlUoll to the route of : h l1 remlliucd acllve, had been In cours aU "bllnd" area.s In U1e laJ'I t a mnrt h "nlth tor several mo nthS . whole area of Amer1con Fork, ed. At his ~de When he d1ed Alpine aud Highland together ! 'I were t·"o daullil~ rs, Mrs. Boyd . wIth the newly elltlbllahed can- the \ Uelen i Pagtt, Bryan, Tna.s. and yon roule to the MCond. power 000 Mrs. Oet.n f!ICIr1l,m i hrn. worth , ' plant. Mall fur persoll~ at the lItn Hunter. C:ave Ca mp Is lett It the power 100 ~ YOUII ... born Decem- , laUon. Tall I I I II I I I i In let- I I I II I , I He I I I American Fork Citizen Newspaper August 28, 1958 American Fork Citizen Newspaper August 22, 1947 Obituary: E. Lois Larsen Madsen http://www.deseretnews.com/ artide/ print/ 1343653/ 0bituary-E-Lois-Larsen-Madsen.html Deseret News Obituary: E. Lois Larsen Madsen Published: Friday. July 29 200511:45 a.m. MDT E. Lois Larsen Madsen 1913 -- 2005 Our beloved mother, grandmother, sister and friend, Emma Lois Larsen Madsen, slipped peacefully away from us July 27, 2005. We will miss her love, leadership and friendship. Lois was born September 1, 1913 to Emma Petersen and Erastus Snow Larsen in Castle Dale, Utah. She graduated from Central High School in Castle Dale where she was an honor student and member of the Pep Club. She married her high school sweetheart, Alma Andersen Madsen, on April 21, 1933 in the Salt Lake Temple. They were blessed with six children and spent most of their married life in American Fork. Alma passed away April 16, 1985. She was active in her community and in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She served as PTA President of Harrington Elementary School, President of the Cultural Arts Club, President of the Relief Society and Primary, ward and stake chairman for BYU Education Week and receptionist in the Provo LDS Temple. After losing her sight, she inspired her family and everyone she met with her positive attitude. She taught quietly, by example, and emulated the Savior's love. She was a perfect example to her family. Lois will be remembered for her unfailing love and testimony of the Gospel. We will miss her tremendously; she truly was a strength to all who were blessed to be associated with her. Lois is survived by her children: Clifford 1. (Lois), Castle Dale; Don 1. (Betty), Springville; Calvin A. (Sherry), Murray; Colleen (Michael F.) Manning, South Jordan; Betty Jean (Larry R.)Miner, Highland; Annette, Provo; 25 grandchildren; 60 great-grandchildren; 10 great-great grand-children; sister, Estelle Reed and brother Vaughn Larsen. Preceded in death by her husband Alma, granddaughter Angela Miner, five sisters and four brothers. Services will be held Saturday, July 30, 2005 at 12 noon in the American Fork 27th Ward, 165 N. 350 W. under the direction of Anderson & Sons Mortuary. Friends may call from 9:30 to 11:45 at the church prior to services. Interment, American Fork Cemetery. A special thanks to the angels in the American Fork Beehive Home who have lovingly cared for Lois. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the LDS Missionary Fund. Copyright 2014, Deseret News Publishing Company 1 of 1 8/ 18/ 20143:22 PM " ,~ , ': EQUALI.Z'A TlON F.ACTOR ' ' " " NET TOTAL,' _;" /" I,' e ,:ASSES'S ED :' VALUE '" ...(=f{--:::4. ... Serial Number .Card .. ~'.OF ..i::.. Number Owners ' Name----'d.~'L-&~£l'A'-'-'.'-LAt~'A.ZI.'lJ.:.""'"'5""'G"'-jJ~ _ _ _ _ _~----Location _ _ _ _-.--:60:; ' _--'A'''-'-_ _______~ __________ Kind of Bldg._~E.""'_"~~s=_ _ _ _ '7i 01asa. Ty pe Dimensions Stories / x x x x x Att. Gar. I3Q. Ft. Ext. Walls Roof Type / -=- LO 2LLO - - - Planters Ext. Base. Entry "'/-5.4& / !..fl~,:{ll jOo il' ! ! .l/.7S @ 41..5"0 1- -=--71" Unfi . j. / V ~ Sin ~_Coal Air Cond. - Full -: Wd. ! Rd. Wd L '- :I V4 - Trup Toilet - :J... Mantels. --=-- Zon - anel O~ L L Fiberglass 19(; ill((i) .3S - -- - Inf. by 1f ~ Neighbor - Record - Est. ~- Tenant- - bsolescence Total Value from reverse side ~ j ~~ Adj. Bid. Value .2 - 9.1) <D Appraised (j) ~ I(V I , I / vC0 , 1 \ ~. "J ~tJ t51~ if) I 2-/ - 1tJ)J./ x.47 6J\tJ tZ I _- Less Depreciation .... Total BuOAing Value Appraised .L \, l /qt1 f Conv. Factor .-< k:;AY~ / tJ () ,Depreciation Column 1 ('2) 3 4 5 6 Co~}, \ I.U ;\ .~.d-() ReplacementCost-194(} Base '194(} Base I l~ / II ro1 191711 Avg.kJ5 "Replacement Cost 1~-9 "a;' ( (;." Radiant - , IIAge 5~o I C, () -/ Total Additions Year B4ilt ('5() "'"_ ..~_ a"e _ -n~E • f:I Tile-Walls Wainscot I Floors . C/-I Sto= Sash-Woo4 D._S. __ ; Metal D. S. Metal S,5() St.-=- O.T. arbage Disp. - Pipeless Finish-Fir. ~. qr.. J'7 d / %.<8--_ Ft(JONC. H,"-'m,,_ KA'-¢~ ASPI-I-IJ. r #::itJ @ Wtr. Sftr~ _1_._ Sh Dishwasher - Awnings - 17 d,-- @,lJ.eo m~ ;g -L ~h Basin Cabinets , - @ 2!;i.6. litr'L --=-- ~ Floor-Fir_ < @ ...........A ... Attic Rooms Fin. Oil __ Gas Additions Additions -'" Med _ _ - _ Large Cell~ *_'AI 'h % Plumbing s Sills. Med._ ' __ _ Large fI..4-.c.-:<;2-= Porches-Front v'" Cone. -=- Do=ers-SmaIL Bsmt. Gar• s/Z-7,'JJ _ _ _Totals x pjzp~ &?IC.~ !L,L; MtI. Porch , _ _ _Totals Factor / -.!J~/.,t (; Foundation-8tone Rear xl/d.?""• 8 x Fir. Walls-C\. Description of Buildings C.P. Bays-Small ..Lt?OW. li~ ~, St. No. 123@Cot$2/~14 t<, , "VJf2:!: • ' ~~, ~ -J $ , Y /cJ,2J( S"CJ / /~::/7U , RESIDENTIAL OUT Garage-Class Cars Size / /;)., 2. BUILrlrkbs ~ Area _ _ _ _ _ 1940 Base Cost1.. t/h. Cost Cony, Adj. Depr. Fa.c Cost Value x .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 Depr.2%@% S/d Floor (0 Ale. Walls X I{ Age !Jot Fa.,.. tor Cost . S,;{"" Doo'rr"~~/~~8S!:../..::~ -:.'.(0~:--i Jr//j\/~/) x4") .. . Roof ~ % Depr. _ _ _1!...~ }J-------t--=:-r ..L-/--'1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tota!. ~ . _____ L REMARKS_~~~-------------~------------- - /' ./ :. .. , i , "f "'1, -./,f."l <::!.." , ,! ~ . , 1 . j , j l'-- ?... 1/, .f, .,0<: t , . .. '. kP~ C-4~ol/\ l ~.~ A VV\·'k~'f2 - C4,~' _ LaC- _ ~.O'/ 136 South 100 West 3 2-114-4 Tax Age: 1917 ---? 2f3 LS Hans Christensen/Bernard N. Christensen Pioneers and Prominent Esshrich pg 554 C RI!iTENSEN, Bernard Niels 1940-01-26 American Fork Citizen County commissioner 1912-1914 (more?) 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