| 1852 | The parents of Mamie Levin Huff (Joel Levin 1824-1909 and Mary Swall 1851/2-1901) come to California by wagon train from Illinois | ||
| 1863 | The parents of Frank L. Huff (James Huff 1832-1915 and Emily Gard ?-?) come to California, also by wagon train, from ??? | ||
| 1867 | Frank L. Huff is born in Mountain View, California | ||
| 1878 | Mamie Levin is born | ||
| 1883 | Joel Levin purchases about 160 acres of land from S.B Emerson (?) for $16,000 (or about $100/acre). The property extends from today's Grant Road east to Stevens Creek. An east-west street built through the cener of the property is today's Levin Avenue. | ||
| ~1888 | Frank graduates from Washington College in Irvington (now part of Fremont, California) | ||
| 1891 | Frank enters Stanford University's first class (also known as the "Pioneer Class") | ||
| 1898 | Marriage of Frank (age 31) and Mamie (age 20) | ||
| 1900 | Mamie's parents divide their 160 acres among their five children, with Mamie getting a plot of almost thirty acres | ||
| 1900 | Birth of Frank and Mamie's only child William E. Huff | ||
| 1901 | Death of Mamie's mother Mary Swall Levin | ||
| 1909 | Death of Mamie's father Joel Levin | ||
| 1915 | Death of Frank's father James Huff | ||
| 1917 | Frank and Mamie's son William graduates from Mountain View Union High School, serving in his senior year as caption of both the football and basketball teams | ||
| 1922 | Frank is named Mountain View postmaster by U.S. President Warren G. Harding, and serves until 1933 | ||
| 1928 | Frank and Mamie's son William marries Cecile Latreille | ||
| 1929 | Construction begins on the dwelling now known as Huff House, on Frank and Mamie's property. The address is 1224 Levin Avenue. | ||
| 1930 | Frank and Mamie's granddaughter Meredith Huff is born | ||
| 1933 | Frank retires as Mountain View postmaster | ||
| 1938 | Frank is killed in am auto-train accident | ||
| 1958 | Frank L. Huff Elementary School is opened | ||
| 1960 | Death of Mamie | ||
| 1962 | Frank and Mamie's property is sold to Eichler Homes for development. Local resident Wayne Belshaw Sr. purchases the house and moves it nearly one thousand feet to its current location on Diericx Drive. | ||
| 1974 | Death of Frank and Mamie's son William | ||
| 1980s | Wayne Belshaw Sr. sells Huff House | ||
| 1994/5 | Huff House purchased by current owners | ||
| 1995/6/7 | Death of Frank and Mamie's granddaugter Meredith Huff Wigglesworth | ||
| 2001 | Current owners renovate landscaping to match the sytle of the house and the landscape at its original location |