Jacob Kimerle
T41N R16E S34
medium confidence
Claim Details
- Filed
- March 08, 1879
- Recorded
- March 08, 1879
- Recorder
- Geo. F. Knight
- Type
- Appropriation
Water Source
- Source
- Little Cottonwood Creek
- Size
- 120.0 miner's inches
- Purpose
- Irrigation, Domestic
- Diversion
- Dam And Ditch
Use Location
Section 34, Township 41 North Range 16 East, near Camp Bidwell
State Database (eWRIMS)
Matched
This water right matches a record in California's eWRIMS database (67% confidence).
- Current owner
- NORMAN SWEENEY
- Right type
- Appropriative
- Status
- Licensed
- Face value
- 355.4 Acre-feet per Year
- eWRIMS source
- COTTONWOOD CREEK
- Application #
- A003024
Other Claims at This Location (24)
T41N R16E S34 — 7 matched, 5 not in eWRIMS
Thomas N. Lee
1876
Not in ewrims
Jacob Kitscher
1877
Potential
Middleton Anderson
1877
Matched
Robert Fee
1879
Not in ewrims
F.C. Cockrell and J.M. Homback
1883
Matched
J.M. Bordwell
1884
Matched
J.S. Moore
1885
Potential
Chris Christensen
1887
Matched
William H. Patterson
1889
Potential
John B. Lindemann
1889
Not in ewrims
Joseph Danhauser and Michael Kaiser
1889
Potential
A.J. Lee
1889
Potential
George H. Morgan
1900
Matched
Lee Wall Shackelford
1901
Potential
W.E. Roberts
1904
Potential
W.E. Roberts
1904
Potential
W.S. Stevens
1909
Not in ewrims
Mrs. S.A. Linderman
1909
Matched
Edward R. Bunting
1910
Potential
Peter Erramouspe
1910
Potential
John Conklin
1911
Potential
John Conklin
1913
Not in ewrims
Daniel Arthur
1919
Potential
Uncertain Fields
- Source Name: Called 'Little Cottonwood Creek' — described as the North fork of Willow Creek
Transcription (may be incomplete)
Notice is hereby given that I Jacob Kimerle claim one hundred and twenty inches of the water flowing in this Creek (called Little Cottonwood Creek as being the North fork of Willow Creek)...
Source Photos
From: Modoc County Water Claims Book 1
— Page 108
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From: Modoc County Water Claims Book 1
— Page 109
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Notes: Dam and ditch. Ditch constructed 30 inches wide at bottom, 36 inches wide at top, and 6 inches deep. Camp Bidwell area. Dated March 5 1879.