Radburn, A Town for the Motor Age17 Beekman Place1
b. 1930
The occupants of 17 Beekman Place were
in 1933-7: Leo J Ryan2,3,4
in 1939: Leo's widow Mrs Ruth E Ryan and Mrs. L. K. Bowie5
and in 1941: Richard B Swallow6
In 1931 it was listed as vacant.7
Leo J Ryan married Ruth E.2 Leo J Ryan was a clerk in New York.2 Leo J Ryan died before 1939.5
Ruth E Ryan was a registry clerk in New York.5 Ruth E Ryan moved before 1941 away from Radburn, as there was no longer an entry in the directory.6
Richard B Swallow married Madlynn B.2,6 Richard B Swallow was an electrical engineer, and after 1937 an assistant division meter chief in Jersey City.2,4 Before coming to Radburn Richard lived in Jersey City.8 Richard B Swallow moved before 1935 from 24 Reading Terrace to 201-B42 Abbott Road, then before 1939 to 6 Ballard Place, and before 1941 to 17 Beekman Place.3,5,6
in 1933-7: Leo J Ryan2,3,4
in 1939: Leo's widow Mrs Ruth E Ryan and Mrs. L. K. Bowie5
and in 1941: Richard B Swallow6
In 1931 it was listed as vacant.7
Leo J Ryan married Ruth E.2 Leo J Ryan was a clerk in New York.2 Leo J Ryan died before 1939.5
Ruth E Ryan was a registry clerk in New York.5 Ruth E Ryan moved before 1941 away from Radburn, as there was no longer an entry in the directory.6
Richard B Swallow married Madlynn B.2,6 Richard B Swallow was an electrical engineer, and after 1937 an assistant division meter chief in Jersey City.2,4 Before coming to Radburn Richard lived in Jersey City.8 Richard B Swallow moved before 1935 from 24 Reading Terrace to 201-B42 Abbott Road, then before 1939 to 6 Ballard Place, and before 1941 to 17 Beekman Place.3,5,6