12 Burnham Place

     The occupants of 12 Burnham Place were
     in 1930: Edward F Sinclaire²
     in 1931-3: Frederick A Hemsath^3,4
     in 1935: Joseph B Rodgers⁵
     and in 1937-41: Walter G Molt.^6,7,8

New York Times, 15 November 1929
     The City Housing Corporation sold the one-family house at 12 Burnham Place, Radburn to Edward F Sinclaire of West Haven, Conn.⁹

Edward F Sinclaire was born in 1894 in Connecticut.² Edward F Sinclaire appeared on the 1930 Census as the head of household at 12 Burnham Place, with Emilie C as wife, and their children Emilie M and Sheila.² The value of the house was $9,900.² Edward F Sinclaire was a chief clerk for the railroad.² He owned a radio in 1930.² Edward F Sinclaire and Emilie C Sinclaire moved before 1931 away from Radburn, as there was no longer an entry in the directory.³

New York Times, 16 August 1930
     The City Housing Corporation sold the one-family house at 12 Burnham Place, Radburn to Frederick A Hemsath of Pelham.¹⁰

Frederick A Hemsath was born in 1894 in Pennsylvania.¹¹ He married Gertrude in 1923.^3,11 Frederick A Hemsath was a physician in New York.^3,11 Frederick and his wife Gertrude had two daughters Elisabeth and Emily.¹¹ Frederick A Hemsath and Gertrude Hemsath moved to Maplewood.⁵

Joseph B Rodgers married Charlotte M.⁵ Joseph B Rodgers was a teacher in New York.⁵ Joseph B Rodgers moved before 1937 away from Radburn, as there was no longer an entry in the directory.⁶