
The
History of the Building
3608-10: ÒCirca 1870,
two-and-one-half story Second Empire .style brick double with side Victorian porches
and entrances; first-floor projecting bays, bracketed wood cornice and
asphalt-shingled roof with two dormers.Ó
(Inventory of Buildings in Powelton from the application
submitted to the National Register of Historic Places, 1985)
1870:
Samuel Hillman 36 H[ouse?] Carpenter; real estate:
$8,000, personal: $400; born in N.J.
M Rebecca Hillman 32
L Charles Hillman 11 Born
in N.J.
(ED 77, 15; 2nd enum.: 30)
The
1866 Directory lists him at 31st near
1880:
Samuel Hillman 46 Carpenter;
born in N.J.
Rebecca M. Hillman 40
Charles L. Hillman 21 ÒA[rchitectural?] draftsman;Ó born
in N.J.
(Ward 24, ED 487, p 23)
1900:
Samuel Hillman 67 Retired
carpenter; born in N.J.
Rebecca M Hillman 62 Married
42 years, 1 child
Mary A McLaughlin 42 Servant;
born in N.Y., parents in
(ED 543, 9B)
1910:
Samuel Hillman 77
Rebecca Hillman 72
(ED 492, 3B)
1920:
John M Currie
60 Plumbing;
parents born in
Annie P Currie 51 Father
born in
Mary G Currie 31 Stenographer
for electric co.
John J Currie 26 Drug
salesman
Leonard J Currie 21 Stove
keeper on an oil tanker
Paul J Currie 15 College
student
Richard J Currie 13
Albert J Currie 12
Joseph T Currie 9
(ED 686, 4A)
1930:
Paul Currie 25 Storekeeper,
Electrical [?]
Maire G Currie 35
Richard J Currie 24 Secretary
of a private family
Albert J Currie 22 Upholsterer
Thomas Currie 19
Office
clerk for plumbing supply co.
(ED 398, 8A)
Richard
J CurrieÕs WWII enlistment: Birth:
1906
Enlistment
Date: 24 Apr 1942,
Branch:
Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers,
Grade:
Private Grade Code: Private
Education:
3 years of college
Civil
Occupation: Salesmen and sales agents, except to consumers
Marital
Status: Single, without dependents
Height:
69Ó Weight:
154 lbs
1950
Directory: Hughes,
Sidney O.
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