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From 1958 to 1965, Clyde and Frances Cable owned this farm. They were followed as owners by Donald and Carol Mobley, who owned the property from 1965 until 2000. In 2000, the Archdiocese of Denver purchased some or all of the property at what is now 9673 Dillon. 1474 South 96th Street Parcel The Warembourg property just to the north of the Naeve property, which faces South 96th, also originated with James and Sarah Jones. An exact date of when the Warembourg family acquired it could not be ascertained, but it is believed to have been owned by Walter Warembourg's parents, August and Fannie Warembourg, before he became the owner. Historically, mining operations for the old Centennial Mine were located on this part of the property. This was a significant mine in Louisville that operated from 1906 to 1931. Ownership by Walter Warembourg, circa 1949-1958 Walter Warembourg was born in 1912, the son of August and Fannie LeComte Warembourg. According to his obituary, he never married and he lived his entire life in Louisville as a farmer and coal miner. He retired in 1975 and died in 1988. It was not possible to trace the exact chain of ownership for the owners who followed Walter Warembourg as owner of this parcel. Date of Construction of Warembourg House The County gives 1948 as the date of construction of a one-story ranch house. This is believed to be a house on South 96t", facing west. The following image is a photo of the Warembourg house from the County, taken in 1950: The following image shows the ground layout of the Warembourg house at that time: