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Births Recorded in the Asbury Park Evening Press, September 2nd, 1941

NOTE: None of the children listed here were named at the time of their birth announcement,
and only the name of the father was given.

Sex Surname Father Residence Date Hospital
BOY Bissey Joseph New Jersey Ave, Pt Pleasant Beach 30 Aug 1941 Point Pleasant
GIRL Chamy George 614 Sewall Ave, Asbury Park 31 Aug 1941 Polyclinic
BOY Conover Alexander Englishtown 1 Sep Monmouth Memorial
BOY Driffin Richard 337 Garfield Ct, Long Branch 1 Sep Monmouth Memorial
GIRL Ellison Stanley 8 Washington St, Matawan 31 Aug 1941 Monmouth Memorial
BOY Gilmore William 1725 L St, West Belmar 28 Aug 1941 Fitkin
BOY Hand Richard 25 Ford Ave, Freehold 31 Aug 1941 Monmouth Memorial
GIRL Hayes Thomas 112 1/2 Lincoln Pl, Long Branch 1 Sep 1941 Monmouth Memorial
GIRL Longstreet George 408 13th Ave, Belmar 1 Sep 1941 Fitkin
BOY Manuel Roland 254 Asbury Park Village 1 Sep 1941 Fitkin
GIRL Roth William 11 Deal Lake Pt Rd, Wanamassa 31 Aug 1941 Fitkin
BOY Siciliano Joseph 1219 Eighth Ave, Neptune 31 Aug 1941 Fitkin
BOY Torres Marino 203 Fourth Ave, Bradley Beach 1 Sep 1941 Fitkin
BOY Vandervoort John Church St, Fair Haven 1 Sep 1941 Monmouth Memorial
BOY Weiss Paul Ocean Bv, Atlantic Highlands 30 Aug 1941 Monmouth Memorial

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