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The Heritage Society of Pacific Grove
P. O. Box 1007
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Date: September 6,2000
TO:
RE: Address: 561 Junipero Subdivision: 5th Addition to Retreat
Block: 167 Lot: 1
Our maps and tax records show that the above structure was first assessed in: 1923 This means the
structure was actually built early in that year, or late in the previous year.
The first owner of this structure, according to the County's assessor's records was: Elizabeth Nix
Other Comments: According to the 1926 City Directory, Mrs. Nix lived there with her husband Samuel.
She owned a business at 221 Forest where she sold corsets. The directory also lists Betty Nix (a nurse),
Mary Nix (a bookkeeper), Norman Nix and Willis Nix also living there. Perhaps they were the children
of Sam & Elizabeth. It appears there were six Nix living there! Elizabeth purchased the empty lot from
the Pacific Improvement Co. in 1918/19, but didn't have the house built until 1922/23.
Plaque Status: ® Structure is eligible for a plague and one will be made up for you at no charge.
You will be notified when plague is ready. It could take 4 to 6 months.
Structure is eligible for plague, but it must be requested by the owner.
If you are the owner, please send a request to the above address or call
The above phone number and leave a message.
El Structure is not eligible for a plague at this time because:
Enclosed please find: Tax assessor information through 1926.
Sanborn Company insurance map from 1926.
Adam Weiland
Research Director
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The Heritage Society of Pacific Grove
P. O. Box 1007
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Date: September 6,2000
TO:
RE: Address: 561 Junipero Subdivision: 5th Addition to Retreat
Block: 167 Lot: 1
Our maps and tax records show that the above structure was first assessed in: 1923 This means the
structure was actually built early in that year, or late in the previous year.
The first owner of this structure, according to the County's assessor's records was: Elizabeth Nix
Other Comments: According to the 1926 City Directory, Mrs. Nix lived there with her husband Samuel.
She owned a business at 221 Forest where she sold corsets. The directory also lists Betty Nix (a nurse),
Mary Nix (a bookkeeper), Norman Nix and Willis Nix also living there. Perhaps they were the children
of Sam & Elizabeth. It appears there were six Nix living there! Elizabeth purchased the empty lot from
the Pacific Improvement Co. in 1918/19, but didn't have the house built until 1922/23.
Plaque Status: ® Structure is eligible for a plague and one will be made up for you at no charge.
You will be notified when plague is ready. It could take 4 to 6 months.
Structure is eligible for plague, but it must be requested by the owner.
If you are the owner, please send a request to the above address or call
The above phone number and leave a message.
El Structure is not eligible for a plague at this time because:
Enclosed please find: Tax assessor information through 1926.
Sanborn Company insurance map from 1926.
Adam Weiland
Research Director
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