Radburn, A Town for the Motor Age24 Reading Terrace1
The occupants of 24 Reading Terrace were
in 1933: Richard B Swallow2
and in 1935-41: George W Patterson3,4,5,6
It was listed as vacant in 1931.1
New York Times, 27 May 1931
The City Housing Corporation sold a house at 24 Reading Terrace, Radburn to Richard B Swallow of Jersey City.7
Richard B Swallow married Madlynn B.2,6 Richard B Swallow was an electrical engineer, and after 1937 an assistant division meter chief in Jersey City.2,4 Richard B Swallow moved before 1935 from 24 Reading Terrace to 201-B42 Abbott Road, then before 1939 to 6 Ballard Place, and before 1941 to 17 Beekman Place.3,5,6
George W Patterson married Ester.3 George W Patterson was in autos in Paterson.3
in 1933: Richard B Swallow2
and in 1935-41: George W Patterson3,4,5,6
It was listed as vacant in 1931.1
New York Times, 27 May 1931
The City Housing Corporation sold a house at 24 Reading Terrace, Radburn to Richard B Swallow of Jersey City.7
Richard B Swallow married Madlynn B.2,6 Richard B Swallow was an electrical engineer, and after 1937 an assistant division meter chief in Jersey City.2,4 Richard B Swallow moved before 1935 from 24 Reading Terrace to 201-B42 Abbott Road, then before 1939 to 6 Ballard Place, and before 1941 to 17 Beekman Place.3,5,6
George W Patterson married Ester.3 George W Patterson was in autos in Paterson.3