N.. Stage Stop Lane

Bob Zybach: Still looks pretty similar?

Eugene Glender: Yeah, it hasn't changed much.

Bob Zybach: Okay.

N. Stage Stop Lane

Bob Zybach: We're at Stage Stop Lane.

Eugene Glender: The guy that built that up in there

Jan Meranda: [Jan] Thirteen

Eugene Glender: used to be a sheriff at Albany.

Bob Zybach: A sheriff of Albany moved here?

Eugene Glender: Yeah.

Bob Zybach: Do you know what year he did that?

Eugene Glender: No. It was when we still lived here, when he built that.

Bob Zybach: Oh, this place is an old place; this goes back to the thirties?

Eugene Glender: Yeah, something like that.

Bob Zybach: And a sherzfffrom Albany built it?

Eugene Glender: Yeah, he worked for the Sheriff Department

Bob Zybach: Does that family still own it?

Eugene Glender: I haven't the slightest idea. I haven't heard had any contact with anybody from there for years ... for a long, long time now.

Bob Zybach: So they moved ... they were here the same time the Mallows were here?

Eugene Glender: I think so. And it's just about that time there when... I can't remember really when they built in there.

Bob Zybach: What's the mileage here?

Jan Meranda: [Jan] Thirteen point seven.

Bob Zybach: Thirteen point seven. This driveway was just put in at that time when he built?

Eugene Glender: Yeah. Asfaraslknow.

Bob Zybach: Were there any orchards or anything through here that you recall?

Eugene Glender: No.

Bob Zybach: Okay. Now that road there comes down from the Dunn Forest with a gate, do you know was that in here in those days?

Eugene Glender: No.

Bob Zybach: That's new?

Eugene Glender: That's new.

Bob Zybach: Okay. A mail box is up there on the left, is there a reason ... does that belong to this place here?

Eugene Glender: I think that might be where the road went that went up to the house. I'm not sure.

Bob Zybach: So this might be a new road right here, Stage Stop Lane?

Eugene Glender: Yeah.

Bob Zybach: Do you recall the name of that man?

Eugene Glender: Kirk.

Bob Zybach: Kirk?

Eugene Glender: Yeah.

Bob Zybach: And Kirk moved in here in the 1930's, took some. undeveloped property and built a house?

Eugene Glender: I guess he built, I don't know if there was a house ... I can't remember there being a house, but if there was one ... there could have been, too.

Bob Zybach: You don't remember anybody here before him?

Eugene Glender: No.

Bob Zybach: Is there a reason to stop by that mail box up there?

Eugene Glender: Not that I know of, no.

Bob Zybach: Okay. Do you know anything about the Kirk family; did they have kids?

Eugene Glender: Idon'tthinkso.

Bob Zybach: So, maybe was he retired or something?

Eugene Glender: No.

Bob Zybach: Did he keep working in Albany?

Eugene Glender: I think he was at Albany.

Bob Zybach: Did he raise any crops or

Eugene Glender: No.

Bob Zybach: All these fields here

Eugene Glender: This here was all Mallow's, their last.

Bob Zybach: Okay. I can't think of anything else here. Can you think of anything else?

Eugene Glender: No.