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1950’s era County Assessor lingo: Granny, Flat, in-law?

Jayne Wayne
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What language or lingo did county assessor’s use to describe detached secondary living units with bathrooms in the 1950’s/1960’s in California? Would the unit have been described as a Granny unit, Granny flat, bungalow? I suspect states would have different descriptions. I’m looking in California. What have you seen? 

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