Radburn, A Town for the Motor Age5 Beekman Place1
b. 1930
The occupants of 5 Beekman Place were
in 1933: Gerald Shea2
in 1935: Carl H Shaifer3
in 1937-9: Luther B. Hill4,5
and in 1941: Eugene V. Piser6
In 1931 it was listed as vacant.7
New York Times, 2 January 1931
A home in Radburn, New Jersey has been sold by the City Housing Corporation to Gerald Shea of Passaic.8
Gerald Shea married Ruth.2 Gerald Shea was a salesman.2
Carl H Shaifer married Ellen R.2 Carl H Shaifer was a broker, and in 1935 a clerk in New York.2,3 Carl H Shaifer moved before 1935 from 12B Townley Road to 5 Beekman Place.3 Gerald Shea moved before 1935 from 5 Beekman Place to 17 Randolph Terrace.3 Carl H Shaifer moved before 1937 to Panama.4
New York Times, 19 October 1935
Mr and Mrs A J Crowhurst of Glen Ridge gave a dinner last night in honor of their son-in-law Carl Henry Shaifer 2nd, of Radburn, who will sail for China next Friday.9
in 1933: Gerald Shea2
in 1935: Carl H Shaifer3
in 1937-9: Luther B. Hill4,5
and in 1941: Eugene V. Piser6
In 1931 it was listed as vacant.7
New York Times, 2 January 1931
A home in Radburn, New Jersey has been sold by the City Housing Corporation to Gerald Shea of Passaic.8
Gerald Shea married Ruth.2 Gerald Shea was a salesman.2
Carl H Shaifer married Ellen R.2 Carl H Shaifer was a broker, and in 1935 a clerk in New York.2,3 Carl H Shaifer moved before 1935 from 12B Townley Road to 5 Beekman Place.3 Gerald Shea moved before 1935 from 5 Beekman Place to 17 Randolph Terrace.3 Carl H Shaifer moved before 1937 to Panama.4
New York Times, 19 October 1935
Mr and Mrs A J Crowhurst of Glen Ridge gave a dinner last night in honor of their son-in-law Carl Henry Shaifer 2nd, of Radburn, who will sail for China next Friday.9