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From. "jim hogan" < >
To: , SavilleB@aol.com, "Donna Stewart"
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011 11:15 AM
We received a plague request for 691 Sinex from a Deyanne Sylliaasen on 7/28/2010. The request was
subsequently approved by the Board at our March 1,2011 Board Meeting
Apparently she is a docent at the Lighthouse and because Emily Fish rented the house from 1911 until her
death in 1931, felt that her name should be on the plague. I explained to her that the original owners name was
W M. Trudgeon and that the house was built in 1911 and that would have to appear on the plague. She
questioned the original owner and date, because City Hall couldn't confirm my findings. I haven't sent her the
proof of my findings, but will do so shortly. Anyhow, 691 Sinex has been on the market for some time. I
spoke with Judy Mulkin a representative of Century 21, the listing agent. She indicated that the current
owners do not want a plague because they felt that it would detract from the marketability of the home.
I suggest that when the house is sold that The Heritage Society contact the new owners to see if they
might want a plague. Any comments?
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Re: 691 Sinex Approved at March 1, 2011 Board Meeting
From. "jim hogan" < >
To: , SavilleB@aol.com, "Donna Stewart"
< >
Cc: "The Heritage Society of Pacific Grove" < >
Tuesday, May 24, 2011 11:15 AM
We received a plague request for 691 Sinex from a Deyanne Sylliaasen on 7/28/2010. The request was
subsequently approved by the Board at our March 1,2011 Board Meeting
Apparently she is a docent at the Lighthouse and because Emily Fish rented the house from 1911 until her
death in 1931, felt that her name should be on the plague. I explained to her that the original owners name was
W M. Trudgeon and that the house was built in 1911 and that would have to appear on the plague. She
questioned the original owner and date, because City Hall couldn't confirm my findings. I haven't sent her the
proof of my findings, but will do so shortly. Anyhow, 691 Sinex has been on the market for some time. I
spoke with Judy Mulkin a representative of Century 21, the listing agent. She indicated that the current
owners do not want a plague because they felt that it would detract from the marketability of the home.
I suggest that when the house is sold that The Heritage Society contact the new owners to see if they
might want a plague. Any comments?
http://us.mc810.mail.yahoo.com/mc/showMessage?sMid=0&fid=Sent&filterBy==&.rand=4... 5/24/2011
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