Radburn, A Town for the Motor Age4 Bolton Place1
b. 1930
The occupants of 4 Bolton Place were
in 1931: Edward A McDonnell2
in 1933-7: Frank C Hastings Jr3,4,5
in 1939: Earl Nicholson6
and in 1941: Howard P. Walton.7
New York Times, 8 November 1930
In Radburn the City Housing Corporation sold the residence at 4 Bolton Place to Edward A McDonnell of Dumont, NJ.8
Edward A McDonnell was born in 1897 in New York.9 He married Helen M in 1926.2,9 Edward A McDonnell was a clerk (shipping) and in 1931 an assistant traffic manager in New York.2,9 Edward and his wife Helen had two sons, Edward and Robert.9 Edward A McDonnell and Helen M McDonnell moved before 1933 to Brooklyn, New York.3
Frank C Hastings Jr married Beatrice M.3,7 Frank C Hastings Jr was an engineer in New York. He was listed as a mechanical engineer, and a sales engineer.3,4,6 Frank C Hastings Jr moved before 1939 from 4 Bolton Place to 11 Burlington Place.6
in 1931: Edward A McDonnell2
in 1933-7: Frank C Hastings Jr3,4,5
in 1939: Earl Nicholson6
and in 1941: Howard P. Walton.7
New York Times, 8 November 1930
In Radburn the City Housing Corporation sold the residence at 4 Bolton Place to Edward A McDonnell of Dumont, NJ.8
Edward A McDonnell was born in 1897 in New York.9 He married Helen M in 1926.2,9 Edward A McDonnell was a clerk (shipping) and in 1931 an assistant traffic manager in New York.2,9 Edward and his wife Helen had two sons, Edward and Robert.9 Edward A McDonnell and Helen M McDonnell moved before 1933 to Brooklyn, New York.3
Frank C Hastings Jr married Beatrice M.3,7 Frank C Hastings Jr was an engineer in New York. He was listed as a mechanical engineer, and a sales engineer.3,4,6 Frank C Hastings Jr moved before 1939 from 4 Bolton Place to 11 Burlington Place.6