Radburn, A Town for the Motor Age9 Burlington Place1
b. 1929
The occupants of 9 Burlington Place were
in 1929: J A Stirling2
in 1931: Harold Campbell3
in 1933: Roger G Haas4
in 1935: Carl R Goutell5
in 1937: Sidney B Ingram6
and in 1939-41: Arthur G. Winkler.7,8
New York Times, 29 December 1929
In Radburn the City Housing Corporation sold a house at 9 Burlington Place to J A Stirling of Wyckoff.9
Harold Campbell married Lillian F.3 Harold Campbell was an accountant in New York.3 Harold Campbell moved before 1933 to New York City.4
Roger G Haas married Helen H.4,8 Roger G Haas was an engineer. After 1935 he was a traffic engineer at the Telephone Company.5,8,4
Carl R Goutell married Hulda P.5 Carl R Goutell was an office manager in New York.5
Sidney B Ingram married Thelma V. or K.5,6 Sidney B Ingram was an electrical engineer, and later a physicist in New York.5,7
Victor J Garcia served in 1944 in the Army Air Corps, He was a second Lieutenant, and a B-17 bomber pilot.10
in 1929: J A Stirling2
in 1931: Harold Campbell3
in 1933: Roger G Haas4
in 1935: Carl R Goutell5
in 1937: Sidney B Ingram6
and in 1939-41: Arthur G. Winkler.7,8
New York Times, 29 December 1929
In Radburn the City Housing Corporation sold a house at 9 Burlington Place to J A Stirling of Wyckoff.9
Harold Campbell married Lillian F.3 Harold Campbell was an accountant in New York.3 Harold Campbell moved before 1933 to New York City.4
Roger G Haas married Helen H.4,8 Roger G Haas was an engineer. After 1935 he was a traffic engineer at the Telephone Company.5,8,4
Carl R Goutell married Hulda P.5 Carl R Goutell was an office manager in New York.5
Sidney B Ingram married Thelma V. or K.5,6 Sidney B Ingram was an electrical engineer, and later a physicist in New York.5,7
Victor J Garcia served in 1944 in the Army Air Corps, He was a second Lieutenant, and a B-17 bomber pilot.10