Chain of Ownership for Our House at

516 NE 4^th Street, Gainesville FL

Seller	Buyer	Date
Maureen Conroy & Dom Nozzi	Judith Russell	6/4/07
Jennifer Rappaport & Michael Goldstein	Maureen Conroy & Dom Nozzi	10/31/01
Regina Smith & Philip Tomporowski	Jennifer Rappaport & Michael Goldstein	4/28/99
Steven & Mary Reid	Regina Smith & Philip Tomporowski	7/30/92
Gardiner & Jane Myers	Steven & Mary Reid	5/1/86
Mary Ellen & Louise Swords	Gardiner & Jane Myers	6/29/84
James Thurston	Mary Ellen & Louise Swords	1952
Martha Wallace	James Thurston	1949
Porter, Effie Stone, Clarissa Rolfs	Martha & Jenny Wallace	5/30/44
	Tenants of the Rolfs
	John Ingle	1943
	Alfred & Laura Crago	1934-1943
	Edward Garris	1928-1934
	Kelley Family	1922-1928
	Robert Lee	1921
Nellie & G. Hartwell Kelley	Porter & Effie Stone Rolfs	1/2/17
W.R. & Katie M. Thomas	Nellie & G. Hartwell Kelley	7/19/13

Notes:

• G. Hartwell Kelley, using wood from his sawmill, used the finest quality wood from his sawmill for the house. He owned the first car brought into Alachua County, and invented the first self-starter (using air compression) for a car. Unfortunately for him, his self-starter was soon made obsolete by an electric starter. He also hand-dug a concrete pool at Magnesia Springs.
• Porter Rolfs became the Dean of the Agriculture College at the University of Florida in 1915. Rolfs Hall on the UF campus is named after him.
• Edward Garris was noted in Who's Who in American Education in 1934 and American Men of Science in 1950. He was head of the UF Department of Agricultural Education from 1927 to 1962.
• Alfred Crago taught educational psychology, personality development, child psychology measurements, and counseling at the UF College of Education. A section of Graham Hall at UF is named after him.
• Martha Murphree Wallace was the daughter of the former president of UF.
• Regina Smith was an associate dean for research in the University's College of Medicine. Phillip Tomporoski, her husband, was a visiting associate professor of psychology at the University.
• Steven Reid is a neurosurgeon at Shands hospital

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