Radburn17 Barry Place1
The New York Times, 8 April 1934, pg. RE1.
New Home Group planned in Radburn.2
17 Barry Place was build in 1933. The designation is Block 3802, Lot 17.3
The occupants of 17 Barry Place were:
#1. George F. Geiger (from 1940 to 1970.)
The value of the house in 1940 was $12,000.4
George was listed in 1937 at 302-H25 Highstreet, in 1939 at 302-H37 Highstreet, then in 1940-1970 at 17 Barry Place, and in 1973 they moved to Connecticut
George F. Geiger was born in 1894 in Canada.4 George F. Geiger married Agnes Agnes D (or J.)5,6,4 George F. Geiger was a metallurgist in New York. In 1937 he was listed as a research worker in New York. In the 1940 census he is listed as a development researcher in the nickel industry.5,4,6 Agnes was born in 1904 in Scotland.4 George and Agnes lived in 1935 in Fair Lawn.4 George and Agnes had a daughter Katheryn.4 Katheryn was born in 1934 in New York.4
George was listed in 1937 at 302-H25 Highstreet, in 1939 at 302-H37 Highstreet, then in 1940-1970 at 17 Barry Place, and in 1973 they moved to Connecticut
George F. Geiger was born in 1894 in Canada.4 George F. Geiger married Agnes Agnes D (or J.)5,6,4 George F. Geiger was a metallurgist in New York. In 1937 he was listed as a research worker in New York. In the 1940 census he is listed as a development researcher in the nickel industry.5,4,6 Agnes was born in 1904 in Scotland.4 George and Agnes lived in 1935 in Fair Lawn.4 George and Agnes had a daughter Katheryn.4 Katheryn was born in 1934 in New York.4
17 Barry Place was not listed in the numerical directory before 1939. In 1939 and 1973 it was listed as vacant.