Radburn, A Town for the Motor Age7 Allen Place1
b. 1929
The occupants of 7 Allen Place were
in 1930-1: William M Oliver2,3
and in 1933-41: Wainright Holt.4,5,6,7,8
New York Times, 23 June 1929
William Oliver, the occupant of 7 Allen Place is mentioned among the early settlers of Radburn.9
William M Oliver was born in 1887 in England.2 He married Sarah P in 1914.2 William M Oliver appeared on the 1930 Census as the head of household at 7 Allen Place, with Sarah P as wife.2 The value of the house was $9,500.2 William M Oliver was an assistant supervisor (insurance) in Passaic.2,3 He did not own a radio in 1930.2 Before coming to Radburn William lived in Clifton.9 William M Oliver and Sarah P Oliver moved before 1933 away from Radburn, as there was no longer an entry in the directory.4
Wainright Holt married Alice.4 Wainright Holt was a clerk in New York.4
in 1930-1: William M Oliver2,3
and in 1933-41: Wainright Holt.4,5,6,7,8
New York Times, 23 June 1929
William Oliver, the occupant of 7 Allen Place is mentioned among the early settlers of Radburn.9
William M Oliver was born in 1887 in England.2 He married Sarah P in 1914.2 William M Oliver appeared on the 1930 Census as the head of household at 7 Allen Place, with Sarah P as wife.2 The value of the house was $9,500.2 William M Oliver was an assistant supervisor (insurance) in Passaic.2,3 He did not own a radio in 1930.2 Before coming to Radburn William lived in Clifton.9 William M Oliver and Sarah P Oliver moved before 1933 away from Radburn, as there was no longer an entry in the directory.4
Wainright Holt married Alice.4 Wainright Holt was a clerk in New York.4