Radburn, A Town for the Motor Age17 Bancroft Place1
b. 1929
The occupants of 17 Bancroft Place were
in 1931-3: Burton L Rain and William H Rain2,3
in 1935: Frank D Cramer4
in 1937-41: Charles M Aldrich.5,6,7
New York Times, 26 March 1930
The City Housing Corporation sold the one-family house at 17 Bancroft Place, Radburn, New Jersey to Burton L Rain of 131 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn.8
Burton L Rain married Florence W.2 Burton L Rain was a salesman.2
Mrs Florence Rain is the daughter of Henry Wittich, for many years in charge of the Tiffany Studio’s. Henry died 9 Dec 1933 at age 62. His wife was the former Lena Kamp.9
William H Rain married Georgiana.4 Burton L Rain and William H Rain moved before 1935 to Brooklyn, New York.4
Frank D Cramer married Margaret A.4 Frank D Cramer was a telephone insulator in Paterson.4
Charles M Aldrich married Jean.3 Charles M Aldrich was a salesman.3
in 1931-3: Burton L Rain and William H Rain2,3
in 1935: Frank D Cramer4
in 1937-41: Charles M Aldrich.5,6,7
New York Times, 26 March 1930
The City Housing Corporation sold the one-family house at 17 Bancroft Place, Radburn, New Jersey to Burton L Rain of 131 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn.8
Burton L Rain married Florence W.2 Burton L Rain was a salesman.2
Mrs Florence Rain is the daughter of Henry Wittich, for many years in charge of the Tiffany Studio’s. Henry died 9 Dec 1933 at age 62. His wife was the former Lena Kamp.9
William H Rain married Georgiana.4 Burton L Rain and William H Rain moved before 1935 to Brooklyn, New York.4
Frank D Cramer married Margaret A.4 Frank D Cramer was a telephone insulator in Paterson.4
Charles M Aldrich married Jean.3 Charles M Aldrich was a salesman.3