Adamston, 1930

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Adamston, 1930


Brick Township, Ocean County, New Jersey


Hse# Fam# Surname Name Age Birth Occupation Real Est.
128 119 HULSE Samuel A. 58 NJ fish merchant $5000
Jessie 48 NJ
Raymond 22 NJ contractor- builder
Francis 12 NJ
HALL Rebecca 77 NJ she is Samuel's mother in law
129 120 MILLER William 27 NJ carpenter $5000
Carrie 26 NJ
Bette 5 NJ
Fran? 3 NJ
130 121 FALKINBURGH Arthur L. 46 NJ house carpenter $4500
Gladys L. 20 NJ
Harry 17 NJ
Aaron A. 13 NJ
Trysa M. 10 NJ
Charles W. 8 NJ
Armenia S. 5 NJ
131 122 HULSE Abram L. 69 NJ --- $1500
Mary E. 55 NJ Her father was born in New York
132 123 WILSON? Arthur W. 43 NY common laborer $1500
Margaret D. 42 Hungary Her father was from Austria, mother from Bohemia; Margaret only speaks Hungarian
133 124 BORNHOHLT Claus 70 Germany --- $1200
Catherina 70 Germany
134 125 OSBORN Robert W. 40 NJ house painter
Ella 44 PA
RUNKEL Lillian M. 68 IL --- $5000
Lillian Runkel is Robert Osborn's mother in law; her parents were both born in NY
135 126 HULSE Carak F. 46 NJ --- $1500
136 127 BROWER Walter S. 40 NJ house carpenter $2500
Lili 34 NJ
Walter S. 12 NJ
Esther May 10 NJ
Owen Norris 7 NJ
Leroy 28 NJ trucking [Walter S.'s brother]
137 128 TRUAX Simmons? 46 NJ house carpenter $2000
Kitty A. 45 NJ
Ralph 28 NJ
John Alvin 22 NJ
Paul 20 NJ carpenter
Charles Miller 8 NJ
138 129 MILLER Eva 64 Germany --- $2000
139 130 BONHAG Valentine 58 Germany storekeeper/ post office
Mary 53 NY Her parents are both from Germany
Henry V. 25 NJ storekeeper
Valentine 20 NJ storekeeper
Charles V. 15 NJ
140 131 HULSE Wyssul R. 53 NJ forman- county road $10,000
Hannah E. 53 NJ
Lee S. 24 NJ helper
Opal L. 20 NJ musician
141 132 BROWER George W. 51 NJ house carpenter $4000
Amelia 42 Ireland
Lillian 19 NJ
Edwin T. 16 NJ
Dorothy 13 NJ
Roland 12 NJ

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