7 Audubon Place¹
b. 1929

     
     The occupants of 7 Audubon Place were
     in 1931: W Kenneth Mendenhall²
     in 1933: Mrs M Frances Guss³
     in 1937-9: Harold W Johnson^4,5
     and in 1941: Walter S Kennedy⁶
     In 1935 it was listed as vacant.⁷

New York Times, 16 March 1930
     The City Housing Corporation has sold a one-family house at 7 Audubon Place in Radburn to W Kenneth Mendenhall of Morsemere.⁸

W Kenneth Mendenhall was born in 1902 in Delaware.⁹ He married Jeanne in 1927.^2,9 Kenneth Mendenhall was an auditor (bank) in New York.^2,9 Kenneth Mendenhall and Jeanne Mendenhall moved before 1933 to Woodbridge.³

No occupation was listed for Mrs M Frances Guss.^3,7 Mrs M Frances Guss moved before 1935 from 7 Audubon Place to 14 Bancroft Place.⁷

C Mabel Smith was a writer.³ Mabel Smith moved before 1935 to New York.⁷

Harold W Johnson moved before 1941 to Puerto Rico.⁶

Walter S Kennedy was born in 1873 in New York.¹⁰ He married Minnie S in 1903.^2,10 Walter S Kennedy was a (cotton) salesman, and in 1933-7 a superintendant in New York. Later he was a salesman, and a sales manager.^2,3,10,6 Walter and his wife Minnie had two children Alice and William.¹⁰ Walter S Kennedy moved before 1933 from 302-F5 Highstreet to Fair Lawn but before 1939 they moved back to Radburn to 302-F24 Highstreet, and before 1941 to 7 Audubon Place.^3,5,6