Central Utah Water Company

Organization

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Administrative History

The Central Utah Water Company (est. 1926) is a water company in Lynndyl, Utah.

In 1926 the Sevier River Land and Water Company in Lyndyll, Utah was reorganized as the Central Utah Water Company in an attempt to keep settlers in nearby McCornick from moving following several dry years. Settlers completely abandoned McCornick in 1929, but the company has remained active in Lyndyll since.

Citation:

Wikipedia, August, 8, 2016 (McCornick, Utah; Sevier River Land and Water Company).

Citation:

OpenData Utah, 2017 (active).

Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:

Cedar Creek Tunnel Irrigation Company records, 1895-2004

Series — Box 2: Series 2 [Barcode: 31197232579224]

Identifier: MSS 8923 Series 2

Scope and Contents

Collection contains materials pertaining to Cedar Creek Tunnel Irrigation Company. Includes ledgers, record books, and share certificates. Dates from 1895-2004.

Dates: 1895-2004

Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Central Utah Water Company records

Central Utah Water Company records

Collection

Identifier: MSS 8923

Scope and Contents

Contains records from the Central Utah Water Company related to the Spring City and Cedar Creek Tunnel Irrigation Companies. Primarily includes handwritten ledgers of minutes and accounts, and water rights certificates. Dated approximately 1890-2004.

Dates: approximately 1890-2004

Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections

Spring City Irrigation Company records, 1895-1999

Series — Box 1: Series 1 [Barcode: 31197232579216]

Identifier: MSS 8923 Series 1

Scope and Contents

Collection contains materials pertaining to Spring City Irrigation Company. Includes ledgers, record books, and share certificates. Dates from 1895-1999.

Dates: 1895-1999

Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Central Utah Water Company records

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