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Fort RichardsonHOMESTEAD RECORDProperty DescriptionTOWNSHIP 14NSEWARD MERIDIANRANGE 2WSECTION 34 ALIQUOT S2NWSECTION 34 ALIQUOT NESW (?)TOTAL ACRES 120APPLICANT Victor J. HarderFILED 1937?CLOSED August 12, 1944.RemarksAccording to an investigation and protest initiated against Victor J. Harder, no homestead was ever filed forin the district land and recorder’s office. Harder built a cabin and log barn on the property and apparentlylived there from December of 1937, to July of 1940. Harder’s wife was a teacher and lived in their otherhome in town. Harder was found to be in violation of the homestead laws because the claim was neverrecorded as required, residency was not established and maintained to the exclusion of a home elsewhere,and none of the land was cultivated.98<strong>Homesteads</strong> on Fort RichardsonAlaska
Fort RichardsonHOMESTEAD RECORDProperty DescriptionTOWNSHIP 14NSEWARD MERIDIANRANGE 3WSECTION 24 ALIQUOT NWNWTOTAL ACRES 40APPLICANT Henry S. LaMotheFILED ?CLOSED May 28, 1942.REMARKSBLM records indicate that a purchase application was requested on March 29, 1934. LaMothe relinquishedthe claim on May 28, 1942. It is unknown whether he constructed improvements on the land or whether hewas paid any money by the government.<strong>Homesteads</strong> on Fort RichardsonAlaska99
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table of contentsCHAPTERS1.0 INTROD
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may have homesteaded in the area an
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Chapter 3.0 The EnvironmentFort Ric
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Chapter 4.0Early PeopleIt is though
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Chapter 5.0AnchorageThe history of
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profitable. 32 Ohlson tried, as had
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Chapter 6.0World War II and FortEst
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Fort Richardson was originally what
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Chapter 7.0HomesteadingHomesteading
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unsurveyed, a physical description
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son. Anchorage was just established
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x 32', which had fallen into disrep
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Map 4: Homesteads
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eauty shop in downtown Anchorage. P
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The children attended high school.
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Chambers built a 12' x 18' log hous
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accomplished musician. He played th
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William and Lily StoltBill was born
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George JohnstonGeorge Johnston file
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Folberg. Mannick sold the land to t
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