1 Burnham Place¹
b. 1929

     
     The occupants of 1 Burnham Place were
     in 1930-3: Stanley G Timmerman^2,3,4
     in 1935: Harry C Lutes⁵
     and in 1937-41: William M Cozine.^6,7,8

New York Times, 25 October 1929
     The City Housing Corporation sold the house at 1 Burnham Place, Radburn to Stanley G Timmerman of Lake Hopatcong.⁹

Stanley G Timmerman was born in 1890 in Illinois.² He married Mary A in 1923.² Stanley G Timmerman appeared on the 1930 Census as the head of household at 1 Burnham Place, with Mary A as wife, and their children Stanley and Joan M. Enumerated with him was Margaret Beuree, servant.² The value of the house was $8,300.² Stanley G Timmerman was a sales engineer (electric mfg) in New York.^2,3 He owned a radio in 1930.² Stanley G Timmerman was a Veteran of the World War.² Stanley G Timmerman and Mary A Timmerman moved before 1935 from 1 Burnham Place to 15 Barry Place.

Harry C Lutes married Isabella P.⁵ Harry C Lutes was a salesman, and his wife was in 1935 a beautician in Paterson.⁵

He married Georgia F.⁶ William M Cozine was a traffic manager in Passaic.⁶ William M Cozine Jr was listed as student.⁸
William M Cozine Jr served in the Army Air Corps, He was an Aviation Cadet.^10,11 William M Cozine Jr died on 6 February 1943 in near Beach Grove.¹¹ His obituary appeared in the Tuckerman Record, Tuckerman, Jackson County, Arkansas.¹¹ Mary A Cozine was listed as student.¹²