Manassas National Battlefield: Battling for Manassas (Appendix 6)

Manassas
National Battlefield Park

Appendix 6

Appendix 6

Land Additions to
Manassas National Battlefield Park

Tract^a	Owner	Acres	Price	Date^b	Improvements


36	W. S. Hoge and Brothers	171.72	12,000	12 March 1936	none
21	Fannie Lee Henry, W. A. Henry	114.27	6,500	22 May 1936	one dwelling, three outbuildings
2	Cordelia L. Swart et al.	523.74	10,400	30 July 1936	one dwelling
10	William H. Dogan et ux.	30.83	1,440	1 September 1936	none
41	Montgomery J. Peter et ux.	38.97	2,625	1 September 1936	none
12	Samuel A. Moss, Lottie Moss	137.38	7,000	8 September 1936	one dwelling, one outbuilding
11	Lucy A. Senseney, Philip B. Senseney	29.48	1,440	28 May 1937	none
3	George H. Ayers et ux.	52.58	4,000	23 November 1936	none
102	George Colder O'Neil et ux.	10.65	2,500	15 October 1937	none
46	Robert V. Robinson et ux.	30.54	1,375	15 October 1937	none
45	W. K. Caldwell et ux.	6.16	3,500	16 March 1938	one dwelling, four outbuildings
101	Fred H. Collins et ux.	80.55	4,913.25	16 March 1938	one dwelling, one barn
4A	McKinley Robinson et ux.	6.69	2,000	16 March 1938	one dwelling, one barn, two outbuildings
4	Edna May Robinson, John R. Gaskins	242.22	16,120	23 March 1938	none
Henry Farm	Manassas Battlefield Confederate Park, Inc.	0.80	N.A.^c	8 February 1940	Henry House, two outbuildings
Stone House Farm	George H. Ayers Estate	66.055	42,597	1 September 1949	Stone House, two outbuildings
Dugan House	Prince William County Chamber of Commerce	4,914 sq. ft.	N.A.^d	22 May 1950	Dogan House
Land adjacent to New York Monuments	Charles K. Craver et ux., Beula C. Craver	9.60	24,000	6 July 1953	one dwelling, one outbuilding
Land adjacent to New York Monuments	John H. Parrish et ux., Lucille B. Parrish	3.90	5,100	9 October 1953	none
Land adjacent to New York Monuments	Joseph A. Nycz et ux., Lois M. Nycz	1.0	1,000	12 October 1953	none
Land adjacent to New York Monuments	John T. Hottel et ux., Rose E. Hottel	23.63	11,324.25	2 November 1953	none
Land adjacent to New York Monuments	Joseph W. Patterson et ux., Ruth C. Patterson	10.60	15,000	7 February 1955	one dwelling, one temporary outbuilding
Land adjacent to New York Monuments	Willis G. Early, Elizabeth F. Early	6.90	17,000	19 December 1955	one dwelling, one temporary outbuilding
Land adjacent to New York Monuments	John T. Hottel, Rose E. Hottel	4.66	7,000	13 January 1956	none
Stone House Inn	Frederick A. Miller et ux., Mary F. Miller	2.01	35,000	8 April 1958	Stone House Inn, three cabins, one outbuilding
New York Monument tracts	State of New York	5.80	N.A.^e	11 June 1958	three granite monuments, each surrounded by an iron fence
56	George O. Sutton, Lois S. Sutton	128.72	94,700	19 May 1960	four dwellings, five dairy buildings, two silos, one outbuilding, pond with earth dam
68	Lis Pendens	40.00	30,200	13 October 1960	one dwelling, one garage
28	Leroy T. Osterling, Mildred H. Osterling	102.57	70,500	24 October 1960^f	one dwelling, one outbuilding, three farm buildings, two ponds with earth dams
27	Benjamin D. Friedman	119.60	112,500	23 January 1961^f	two dwellings, two commercial buildings, four farm structures, one well house
52	William H. Wheeler	19.31	N.A.^g	8 February 1961	incomplete dwelling
49	Keener Wilson Hundley	34.30	6,860	21 February 1961	none
55	Charles J. Gantos, Betty Amber Gantos	1.00	15,000	20 April 1961	one dwelling
47	Edward F. Corson, Esther B. Corson	83.82	14,000	19 May 1961	none
Stone Bridge	Commonwealth of Virginia	3.21	N.A.^h	19 December 1961	the Stone Bridge
67	Lis Pendens	117.43	51,200	ch 1962^f	one dwelling, five farm buildings, and four outbuildings
54	Ruby Love Herring	5.03	8,800	17 April 1962	one dwelling, one storage building
58	Carleton Y. Hill, Virginia C. Hill	2.00	13,500	23 May 1962	one dwelling
60	Urban Westenberger	0.33	13,750	24 May 1962	one dwelling/storage building
57	Jules A. Widmer, Maud M. Widmer	14.09	23,000	18 June 1962	one dwelling, two outbuildings
52	Ruth M. Phipps, George K. Phipps	2.362	1,250	19 June 1962	none
49	Keener Wilson Hundley, Lettice L. Hundley	7.56	14,640	13 July 1962	one dwelling, three outbuildings, one pond
59	Lester H. Breeden, Clara Dean Breeden	2.00	15,800	24 July 1962	one dwelling, one outbuilding
63	George M. Byrne	15.00	27,250	11 February 1963^f	one dwelling, various farm buildings, one commercial building
65	Lewis Edward Smith, Claudia Pattie Smith	6.60	10,000	4 April 1963^f	none
64	William W. Lawrence, Oneida H. Lawrence	21.33	426.60	5 April 1963ⁱ	two dwellings, several farm buildings, one outbuilding
31 53	Foster R. Moore, trustee for Lucy D. Pullen and the Clarence D. Pullen Estate	61.00 (31) 51.94 (53)	87,750	24 July 1963^f	none
62	Guy A.. Guiffre, Julia C. Guiffre	9.00	15,754.31	18 February 1964^f	none
51	Evelyn M. Carey	1.19	6,500	24 February 1965	one dwelling
39	Romeo F. Garza, Katherine C. Garza	18.6	22,275	31 March 1965	one dwelling
1	Leo G. Green, Doris A.. Green	1.00	2,643.34	13 July 1965^f	none
41	Edward N. Walker, Florence I. Walker	15.95	19,650	6 August 1965	none
42	Heirs of James Deane et al.	6.00	5,000	24 November 1965^f	unknown
4	H. R. Woodward, Velma K. Woodward	7.00	17,500	21 March 1966	none
34	Robert J. Pearson et ux.	2.05	5,000	7 December 1966	unknown
30 37	Montgomery Peters et ux.	118.93	165,000	10 December 1969	unknown
38	Montgomery J. Peters et ux.	7.09	9,600	9 June 1970	unknown
36—A.	Rowland Reid Adamson	5.00	12,000	7 May 1971	unknown
Groveton Cemetery	Esther D. Terrill et al.	0.90	N.A.^j	9 October 1973	unknown
01—105	Norine M. Mullikin	189.41	341,000	28 November 1973	unknown
01—117	Commonwealth of Virginia	0.32	1.00	26 August 1974	none
01—135	Adelaide Neily, Francis W. Gittleson	16.94	unknown	12 February 1975	unknown
01—108 01—217	Daniel T. Donohoe, executor, et al.	100.50	375,000	20 February 1975	unknown
01—176	McKinley E. Robinson	18.15	23,000	19 April 1976^f	unknown
01—119	Raymond E. Caton	2.42	45,000	1 May 1980	one dwelling
02—114	Eastern National Park and Monument Association	7.00	73,000	3 July 1984	unknown
02—115	Elmo E. Ball III	10.55	150,000	3 October 1984	one dwelling, two commercial buildings
02—167	Dorothy R. Abbott	46.14	161,500	8 May 1985	none
02—101 (Wheeler Tract)	National Park Foundation	203.66	900,000	12 May 1985	one dwelling, three farm buildings
02—166 (Brawner Farm)	Annie M. Davis	312.50	4,218,750	21 May 1985^f	one dwelling
02—175	Mr. and Mrs. Frank Entwisle	8.35	101,850	1 July 1985	one commercial building
02—109	Nellie M. Edwards	27.68	196,760	15 November 1985	none
02—170	Solite Corporation	85.50	300,000	2 May 1986	none
01—111	R. H. Downs, heirs	4.00	70,000	21 August 1986	two buildings
02—172^k	Paul E. Allison et ux.	4.00	4,000	2 December 1986	none
02—102	Carol O'Neill trust	59.20	201,000	12 May 1987	none
02—174	B. Oswald Robinson et ux.	8.72	388,500	12 May 1987^l	one dwelling
Stuart's Hill	Hazel/Peterson Companies et al.	542.00	130,000,000	1988^m	multiple dwellings, access roads
02—110ⁿ	Cecil Pruitt Jr.	0.72	N.A.	31 May 1989	none
02—164	The Conservation Fund	24.25	N.A.^o	2 May 1991	unknown
01—119	Raymond E. Caton, Joyce J. Caton	2.42	—	—	one dwelling

^a The National Park Service assigned an identifying number to each tract of land considered for inclusion in the Manassas National Battlefield Park. These numbers are noted on property maps and were used consistently by the Park Service for land acquisition purposes. In cases where a tract of land was later subdivided and sold by the property owner before inclusion in the battlefield park, the Park Service assigned new numbers to the newly created tracts. By the 1970s, the Park Service assigned new tract numbers to the remaining property. Numbers in this table refer to the tract number used at the time the Park Service acquired the property.

^b The dates listed are the date the secretary of interior accepted the tract or the date the attorney general gave the final opinion on the settlement.

^c The Henry Farm was acquired from Manassas Battlefield Confederate Park, Inc., by donation.

^d The Dogan House was acquired from the Prince William County Chamber of Commerce by donation.

^e The New York Monuments were acquired from the state of New York by donation.

^f The Park Service acquired this tract by a declaration of taking.

^g In exchange for part of tract 52, valued at $15,500, the National Park Service conveyed part of tract 21, valued at $14,000, to William H. Wheeler.

^h In exchange for the Stone Bridge, the National Park Service conveyed four parcels of land along Route 234, valued at $1,414, to the Commonwealth of Virginia.

ⁱ The National Park Service placed a scenic easement upon this tract.

^j The National Park Service acquired this tract by donation from the surviving trustees for Groveton Cemetery for Confederate Soldiers, represented by Esther D. Terrill et al.

^k In exchange for tract 02-172, the National Park Service conveyed one acre of land near the Sudley Methodist Church to Paul E. Allison et ux., with the payment of $4,000, to be used exclusively for a cemetery.

^l B. Oswald Robinson retained use of his residence.

^m The National Park Service acquired this tract by a legislative taking.

ⁿ The National Park Service acquired tract 02-110 from Cecil Pruitt Jr. in exchange for tract 01-225 and $4,500.

^o The Conservation Fund donated tract 02-164 to the United States for the Manassas National Battlefield Park by executing a "special warranty deed of gift."


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