BLOCK 52 LOT 7 107 19th STREET P. G. RETREAT
- ·DATE'· . . OWNER Assmnt on Imprvmnt Remarks
1885-89 Sarah Moorhead $25 Probably just a tent frame.
1890-95 $500 Now the house
1896-97 $450
1898-1903 " Il $400
1904 Mary Ann Leek $400
1905-07
11 11 11
$460
1908-09 11 11 11
$380
1910-13
11 11
$450
1914 11 11 11
$360
1915-19 Charles Carr $360
1920-21 Viola C. Carr $400
1922-24 Florence Tice $400
1925-26 Sidney J. Tice $400
BLOCK 52 LOT 9 109 19th Street P. G. RETREAT
DATE OWNER
Assmnt on Imprvmnt Remarks
1900-04 Sarah Moorhead $100
1905-07 11 11 $120
1908 " $100
1909 11 $200
1910-11 11 11 $240
1912 $120
1913 Serena Dodge $120
1914-19 Serena M. Dodge $100
1920-26 Sidney J. Tice $100
, OCR Text: BLOCK 52 LOT 7 107 19th STREET P. G. RETREAT
- ·DATE'· . . OWNER Assmnt on Imprvmnt Remarks
1885-89 Sarah Moorhead $25 Probably just a tent frame.
1890-95 $500 Now the house
1896-97 $450
1898-1903 " Il $400
1904 Mary Ann Leek $400
1905-07
11 11 11
$460
1908-09 11 11 11
$380
1910-13
11 11
$450
1914 11 11 11
$360
1915-19 Charles Carr $360
1920-21 Viola C. Carr $400
1922-24 Florence Tice $400
1925-26 Sidney J. Tice $400
BLOCK 52 LOT 9 109 19th Street P. G. RETREAT
DATE OWNER
Assmnt on Imprvmnt Remarks
1900-04 Sarah Moorhead $100
1905-07 11 11 $120
1908 " $100
1909 11 $200
1910-11 11 11 $240
1912 $120
1913 Serena Dodge $120
1914-19 Serena M. Dodge $100
1920-26 Sidney J. Tice $100
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