6 Audubon Place

The value of the house in 1930 was $15,300.³
Carlton was listed in 1930 at 6 Audubon Place, in 1931-3 at 9 Audubon Place, and in 1935 as removed to Boonton. The New York Times, 1 May 1930, pg. 57.
     The City Housing Corporation has sold a dwelling at 6 Audubon Place, Radburn, New Jersey to H. Carleton Ficker of Brooklyn.⁴

H. Carleton Ficker was born in 1895 in New York.³ H. Carleton Ficker married Nancy P. in 1923.³ Carlton Ficker appeared on the 1930 Census as the head of household at 6 Audubon Place, with Nancy as wife, and their children Nancy and Patricia. Enumerated with him was Dora A. Ficker, mother.³ H. Carleton Ficker was from 1931 to 1933 a security analyst in New York. In the census he was listed as an assistant editor for a financial magazine.^3,5,6 He owned a radio in 1930.³ H. Carleton Ficker was a Veteran of the World War.³ Nancy was born in 1905 in District of Columbia.³ Nancy was born in 1925 in New York.³ Patricia was born in May 1928 in New York.³
Dora was listed in 1930 at 6 Audubon Place, in 1931 at 9 Audubon Place, and in 1933 as removed to New York City.
Dora A. Ficker was born in 1865 in New York.³ Dora A. Ficker was widowed (Spouse: Robert M.)^5,3

Charles was listed in 1933 at 6 Audubon Place, and in 1935 as removed to Allendale. Charles G. Weiss married Luella H.⁶ Charles G. Weiss was a sales engineer.⁶ Emma Weiss was widowed (Spouse: George.)⁶ Emma was listed in 1933 at 6 Audubon Place, and in 1935 as removed to New York.

The monthly rent in 1940 was $66.⁷

Richard S. Kyle was born in 1902 in Pennsylvania.⁷ Richard S. Kyle married Ruth J.^8,7 Richard S. Kyle was a lawyer in New York.^8,7 Ruth was born in 1900 in Texas.⁷ Richard and Ruth lived in 1935 in New York, New York.⁷ Richard and Ruth had a daughter Ela.⁷ Ela was born in 1933 in New York.⁷

Elsie Young was born in 1917 in Pennsylvania.⁷ Elsie lived in 1935 in Coaldale, Pennsylvania.⁷

Horace was listed in 1937 at 201-B40 Abbott Road, in 1939-40 at 201-A6 Abbott Road, then in 1941 at 6 Audubon Place, in 1944 at 7 Ruskin Road, and in 1946 as removed to Detroit, MI
Horace D. Everett Jr. was born in 1909 in Massachusetts.⁹ Horace D. Everett Jr. married Jane E.^10,9,11 Horace D. Everett Jr. was in 1937 a statistician, and in 1941 a manager in New York. In the 1940 census he is listed as an advertising manager (publications.)^10,9,11 Jane was born in 1914 in Nebraska.⁹ Horace and Jane lived in 1935 in Binghamton, New York.⁹ Horace and Jane had a daughter Linda.⁹ Linda was born in 1937 in New York.⁹
Horace D. Everett was not married (at least no spouse was listed.)¹¹ No occupation was listed for Horace D. Everett.¹¹

Michael was listed from 1930 to 1931 at 201-B41 Abbott Road, in 1933-5 at 18 Beekman Place, then in 1937-41 at 14 Burnham Place, and in 1944-6 at 6 Audubon Place.
Michael T. Jadick was born in 1906 in Connecticut.^12,13 Michael T. Jadick married Virginia S. in 1928.^12,13 Michael T. Jadick was a (bond) salesman in New York.^{12,5,8,14,10,13} He owned a radio in 1930.¹²
Virginia S. Jadick was born in 1907 in Virginia.^12,13 Michael and Virginia had 2 children: Theodore Spencer and Carol May.¹³ Theodore was born in 1932 in New Jersey.¹³ Carol was born in 1937 in New Jersey.¹³

Karl was listed from 1956 to 1958 at 4 Andover Place, and in 1964-1966 at 6 Audubon Place. Karl E. Searcy was in 1964 a plant manager at 20-21 Wagaraw in Fair Lawn. In 1958 he worked for Cochran Foil Co., Inc. & Keller-Dorian Corp. at the same address.¹⁵ Karl had probably at least one son: a David E. is listed in 1964 as student and renter.¹⁵ In 1960 and 1973 he and his wife seems to be renting at the plant (which is still at the same address); no other address is listed.^16,17