5 Audubon Place¹
b. 1929

     
     The occupants of 5 Audubon Place were
     in 1930-3: Rev. Deane Edwards^2,3,4
     in 1935: Sidney P Howell⁵
     in 1937: Robert C. Bryan⁶
     and in 1939-41: Hugh R Partridge.^7,8

Rev. Deane Edwards was born in 1885 in Minnesota.² He married Margaret D in 1914.² Rev. Deane Edwards appeared on the 1930 Census as the head of household at 5 Audubon Place, with Margaret D as wife, and their children Robert J, Richard, Edith F and Mary P. Enumerated with him was Bessie Sweeney, servant.² The value of the house was $16,000.² Rev. Deane Edwards was the pastor at the Church in Radburn.^2,3 He did not own a radio in 1930.² Rev. Deane Edwards was a Veteran of the World War.²

The Bulletin, 27 October 1932
Rev. Deane Edwards moved before 1935 from 5 Audubon Place to 8 Audubon Place.⁵

Sidney P Howell married Marcia M.⁴ Sidney P Howell was in insurance in New York. In 1941 he was in Social Service.^4,8 Sidney P Howell moved before 1935 from 7 Aberdeen Place to 5 Audubon Place, and before 1937 to 2 Ashburn Place.^5,6

Hugh R Partridge married Martha.⁴ Hugh R Partridge was a sugar broker in New York.⁴ Hugh R Partridge moved before 1939 from 1 Bolton Place to 5 Audubon Place.⁷

Dirk Partridge was born circa 1925.¹⁰ Dirk Partridge graduated in 1942 from Ridgewood High School, and completed a year at Swarthmore College before he enlisted.¹⁰
Dirk Partridge enlisted in 1943 in the US Navy, He was in 1944 a seaman first class and stationed in Patuxent River.¹¹