WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Washington County, Utah)CASPER BRYNER HOMESt. George, Utah |
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LOCATION298 South 300 West (sometime 296 South 300 West)St. George, UT 84770-3327 Plat A, Block 6, Lot 1 on the old pioneer map of St. George. 37° 6' 12.07" North Latitude, 113° 35' 24.70" West Longitude 37.1034° North Latitude, 113.5902° West Longitude 2,707 feet (825 meters) MSL Parcel# SG-96 DESCRIPTIONThis home was very large for the time.HISTORYCasper Bryner built this home shortly after 1861.Joseph William Bryner (born January 1869; son of Casper Bryner) lived in the house next. Joseph's son, Irvin, lived in the house for a long time. He eventually sold the house to Joseph Johnson and moved to Nevada. Rulon J. Huntsman of Nevada owned the house for a while, using it for a rental. Currently owned by St. George Historic Preservation Commissioner, Lynne Cobb, and her husband, Dr. Bill Cobb. Owners: Casper Bryner Joseph William Bryner Irvin Bryner Joseph Johnson (listed at 282 South 300 West in the 1954, 1958, and 1961 telephone books) Rulon J. Huntsman William & Lynne Cobb (2002-Present) BIOGRAPHYCasper Bryner Click here.PHOTOSTBDREFERENCESLandmark and Historic Sites: Informational Guide of Historical Sites within the City of St. GeorgeSecond Edition, Revised 2011, pp. 7-8 Compiled by the St. George Community Development Department Landmark & Historic Sites: Informational Guide of Historical Sites within the City of St. George Third edition, Revised 2015, Pages 7-8 Compiled by the St. George Community Development Department |
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