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201206_HousemapBradfordLane.pdfSUMMARY HISTORY OF BRADFORD LANE PROPERTIES
Map #
Date Constructed
Ownership, Descent, and Other Description
Current Owner
#25
20xx?
"Government Point". Constructed by Piper 200x(?)
Piper
#26
#27
?? Constructed by Reckmeyer ??
Constructed by ?? -- - Reckmeyer
Reckmeyer
Reckmeyer
Houses #28 - 33 are located on land originally acquired by Harry Gray Smith, sight unseen, in about 1916. Harry sold the sites of #28-30 to his brother Ernest Bradford (ne Smith) in 1927(?) When Harry died in 1949, his remaining land (including the Smith cabin, #33) descended to Bradford in lieu of repayment of Depression-era debt. In 19xx, Bradford sold the sites of house #31-33 to Wallace and Ada Evans of Davenport, IA.
#29
????
Bradford (land)- Showers-Stratton-Wahlstrom
Wahlstrom
1927
Bradford (owner) & Mott (site supervision)-Wauda-Spicer-Holz. Present site of the "Little Cabin".
Holz
#31
????
Bradford (land) to Evans, Wallace & Ada (land) -- to daughter Yvonne Evans & husband who built house -- to Lerner
Lerner
#32
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Bradford (land) to Evans, Wallace & Ada; they built the present "A" frame structure (19xx). Inherieted by David Evans, 19xx.
Evans, David
#33
????
Original Smith cabin -- to Bradford (1949) -- to Evans, Wallace - to Evans, Tomas
Evans, Tomas
1998?
Original site of timber marshaling area, and of the Ernest Bradford's "Little Cabin". Hal Zager (land) to John Snell, in 199?. Snell constructed the present house three, 1998.
Snell
Ernest Smith Bradford
1971 Univ of Oregon Library Note
John Snell's lake history (date?)
" I’ve also got in a request for Marcia Bradford’s pamphlet on the “Legal Status of women in Wisconsin.” (1912)." -- Steve Spicer
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