Brookville residents, 1929

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Here are a few mentions of residents of Brookville, according to the newspapers, who I have not been able to locate on the Federal census :


The 9 Aug 1929 issue of the New Jersey Courier mentions that I. Cranmer of Brookville has been doing some work for John Mansfield this week. Neither of those men appear on the 1930 census, however.


The 9 Aug 1929 issue of the New Jersey Courier mentions that Fred Nissen of Brookville was a recent caller in Barnegat. Tilden Estlow
The 9 Aug 1929 issue of the New Jersey Courier makes numerous references to Tilden Estlow of Brookville, though he does not appear on the 1930 census there.

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