Staker Family 2

Staker Store

Photograph was sampled from the Utah State Historical Society for a city exhibit and isn't necessarily in the Cottonwood Heights area.

Stella Glladys Wootton (Wm)

The Wootton Family lived on Butler Hill. Stella and Glladys were sisters. Photograph is likely circa the 1920's-1930's.

Stuart Staker

Photograph is from the WWII era based on the ribbon he is wearing. Don Cannon is from the Staker family and may have more information. Stuart was the son of Ira Staker and Agnes Staker.

Stuart Staker

Stubbs Family

The Stubbs Family lived off of 2300 east, north of Ft. Union Boulevard. Multiple generations of family members are present in this photograph.

Sylvia Weldon Gayle

Both Vincent and Sarah's families lived at the top of Butler Hill. Both were second generation from the Butler Brothers who lived in the area. Photograph is early 20th century.

Unidentified Church

Photograph is likely a representative sampled from the Utah State Historical Society for a city exhibit. It likely isn't of any building in the Cottonwood Heights area.

Unidintified Chicken Farm

Photograph is likely from the Utah State Historical Photograph that was pulled from an agricultural exhibit for the Five year celebration of the city. It is likely not from Cottonwood Heights.

Union Fisrst Ward Relief Society abt 1950

Vandis Hathaway and Gene Whiting

Velma and Angus Price Turkey Farm

The Price family lived in the Poverty Flats area. This was also the location of their turkey farm. Photograph is likely circa 1930's. Turkey and mink farms were common in the area.

Velma and Angus Price Turkey Farm

Vincent Wootton Sarah Pearl Butler

Walter and Jessie Berrett Family abt 1920

The Berrett Family lived in what was considered Union (north of Ft. Union and about 1300-1400 East). The parents originally built a home and then the sons built homes on the same property on what became known as Barrett Lane. The original home still exists.

Walter and Jessie, Orson and Laura, Frank and Dollie Berrett holding twin Great grandsons

The Berrett family lived north of Fort Union at about 1300 and 1400 east. Photograph appears to have been taken in a park (possibly Union Park). Photograph is likely mid-20th century.

Wayne David Stuart

Children from the Staker family. Photograph is likely circa 1920's-1930's. Photograph could have been taken at the Staker home in Poverty Flats (on Ft. Union and 17th east).

Wayne David Stuart

Wayne Staker at Power Plant Big Cottonwood Canyon

Wayne Staker at Power Plant Big Cottonwood Canyon

This is likely taken at the second power plant to have existed up Big Cottonwood Canyon. These early power plants used water to supply electricity to Salt Lake City.

Wayne Staker U S Army 1945

Wayne Staker U S Army 1945

The Staker Family lived in the Poverty Flats area of Cottonwood Heights.

Wayne, Helen, Sue, Gary Staker 1944

Staker Family lived in the Poverty Flats area of Cottonwood Heights. Gary attended Union Junior High (which no longer exists and was situated near present-day Hillcrest High School) with committee member Gayle Conger.

Wayne, Helen, Sue, Gary Staker 1944