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CLINTON STREET was named after DeWitt Clinton, one-time governor of New York and the developer of the Erie Canal. When originally laid out, Clinton Street east of Broadway was known as Hartman Street, in honor of Hartman Kuhn, son of Dr. Adam Kuhn and Elizabeth Hartman Kuhn. In 1882, to avoid confusion, the name of Hartman Street was dropped, and the street became Clinton Street for its entire length. Similar adjustments were made for Washington Street and Berkeley Street. |
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W.C. French - John Maguire - John L. Westcott |
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Clinton Street
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1891 Philadelphia
Inquirer Click on Image for Complete Article |
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1932 John B. DiSimone Camden
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Savarino Creato Family |
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1932 Maria Fanelli Camden
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Uetz - Dupont Street |
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1890 Baxter Howe Philadelphia Inquirer |
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1917 1917
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Inquirer Claudius Bradshaw |
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1932-1982 .... with the names, you must understand, we have 3 layers here...the names we called each other; the names we gave out to others and our real names on the birth certificates. Arthur is
Dick, Arthur, Arturo By the way, Oreste's wife, my grandmother, her real name was Clelia but they called her Clara. - |
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1932
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JOLT LOVE OFF BASE
A roller-skating child bride who thought her 19 year old husband "too old" for her was well en her way to being divorced yesterday by Al Daidone, 29, of 424 Clinton street. Advisory Master Knight recommended a decree for Daidone. His wife, Fannie, lives near Scranton, Pa., with their child, Catherine, nine. Mrs. Daidone is now 25. They were married when she was not yet 15 and he only 19, Daidone testified. But instead of settling down, he said, his wife was roller skating day and night, and complained that he was too old. She deserted him, he said, in the Fall of 1928. Knight also advised a decree for Mrs. Clara Zoeller Wall Safford, of 1269 Atlantic avenue, from Robert H., also known as Cornelius J. Linskey. They were married Feb. 10, 1923 and he deserted her in December, 1929, she said. World war bonus papers came to him in the name of Linskey, Mrs. Safford testified, but he never explained why. A decree was recommended for Mrs. Edna N. Richards MacNeece from William G. McNeece of Baltimore. They eloped to Elkton, Md., March 9, 1935, and he deserted her less than three months later. She lives at 728 Woodland avenue. |
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512 Clinton Street
1872-1880s My ancestors, John Test Davis (1828-1892) and his wife, Mary Copeland Davis built the brick dwelling at 512 Clinton Street in 1872. I have the receipts for materials, taxes and mortgage. I know they lived there for several years, probably right up until the next person listed in the mid 1880's. John Test was a commercial house painter who co-owned Davis & Allen, a painting contractor business also housed in Camden in the 1800's. John Test Davis lived there with his wife Mary M Copeland Davis; his children William, Rachel, John Test Jr., Ruth A, and Allen; and also his father-in- law William Copeland. John T. Davis and his son William were both master painters who owned the firm Davis & Allen while William Copeland was a shoemaker. The family then moved around to multiple Camden addresses. Liz Sturm, August 2012 Left: Rachel Davis Robinson (1861-1937) |
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TO MEET Members of the Auxiliary to the B'Nai Brith wlll hold an executive board meeting tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Sarah Schatz, of 532 Clinton Street, this city. |
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Courier-Post Clay W. Reesman |
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521 Clinton Street
1955 1955
New Jersey Bell Telephone |
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Raupp, 53, 833
North 6th Street, dog bite of right index finger WEST JERSEY Theresa
Marolda, 59, 1713
South 4th Street, cut finger |
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1938 Thomas Direnzo Camden
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522 Clinton Street
1938-1955 1955
New Jersey Bell Telephone |
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Courier-Post
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500 Block of Clinton Street as Seen
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John Warner, of 613 Clinton Street, a brakeman on the Atlantic City Railroad, was squeezed between two cars at the Kaighn's Point terminal yesterday. He was taken to Cooper Hospital. His condition is serious. |
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1910s-1930s George Holl Hutchison HORSE-DRAWN
WAGONS like
this were used in the early 1900s by Victor Talking Machine Company to
haul Victrolas. The work-day ended with delivery, of mail, about three
or four small pouches and possibly
a canvas sack of second class mail-Victor catalogues, to the old post
office, 3rd and Arch Streets. A mailing department employee accompanied
the driver on the trip. The former mail clerk, George H. Hutchison
(center), of 120 Glenwood Avenue, MerchantvilIe, furnished the
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Bakley
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ONE AS BURGLAR Three small boys were arrested last night as lawbreakers. John Greely, 13, of 419 Cedar Street, charged with malicious mischief and breaking and entering, was arrested by Detective John Kaighn on complaint of Carl H. Brummer, of 629 Clinton Street, manager of an American Store at Fourth and Elm Streets, who said he found the boy hiding in the cellar of the store. The other boys, Victor Linkletter, 13, and William Hoy, 12, both of 506 Penn Street, are charged with trespassing. They were arrested by Detective Sergeant Gustave Koerner and Detectives Kaighn and Frank Crawford, who from windows of the detective bureau in new city hall, said they saw the boys on the roof of a vacant three-story building at 427 Market Street. Climbing up the rear of the building they said they cornered the boys hiding behind a chimney, apparently planning to enter the building. All three will be arraigned in police court today. |
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MARTHA J. WOOD
The funeral of Mrs. Martha J. Wood, 81, for many years a resident of Camden, who died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. William E. Cross, 725 Park Avenue, Collingswood, will be held at 2 P.m. today. Mrs. Wood was the widow of Charles L. Wood, who died nine years ago. She was long active in the affairs of Tabernacle Baptist Church, as was her husband. She is also survived by another daughter, Mrs. Frank Griffiths, Collingswood, three sons, Frank G. and Herbert B. of Collingswood, and David of Woodlynne, and seven grandchildren. |
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Railroad Collectors Boast Miniature Line of Own Annual Trip to New York Model Show Highlight In Fans' Activity; Group Has Many Counterparts Throughout Nation How would you like to have as your hobby the collection of railroads? Some people not only would like to, but do, and they're not giants of finance, either. Obviously, you can't collect full sized locomotives, cars and signals and place them in a book like a stamp collector. So the railroad fans have to content themselves with miniatures, going on excursions which the real railroads run especially for the purpose, just talking about the choo-choos and organizing model railroad clubs to further the hobby. The West Jersey Railroad Club, founded in 1935, is one of the "minnie" organizations. Located
at 639 Clinton
Street, it owns a partly This road in common with thousands of other such lines in all parts of the country, is an exact counterpart of a full-size railroad in nearly everything but size. It is no mere toy, nor do children have anything to do with it. Locomotives and cars are faithfully modeled after the "big fellows" In appearance and in construction details. Track is miniature "T" rail, spiked to creosoted wooden ties laid on a simulated gravel roadbed. Besides owning a model railroad, the club has the use of a large and rapidly growing library of steam and electric railway literature. A high spot in the club's activity is its annual trip to the New York Model Show. There, one of the world's. largest, most realistic and complex model railroads forms the main attraction in a huge exhibition of models which fascinates every railroad-minded spectator, besides those not so railroad-minded. This year the members plan to visit the show Feb. 20. The club meets at its Clinton Street headquarters every Wednesday evening and visitors are invited to attend. Officers are Thomas H. Clement, Camden, president; Raymond Harvey, Philadelphia, vice president; E. Lewis Pardee, 626 Park Avenue, Collingswood, secretary, and Edward Hilland, Camden, treasurer. Other members are: Warren Cook, Collingswood; N. W. Rehfuss and W. A. Zackon, Pennsauken; Robert Paget, Camden; William Megonigal, Upper Darby. Pa., and J. L. Starr, Haddon Heights.. |
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Clinton Street
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1970s-1990s Rev. Margaret Gantt |
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1955 1955
New Jersey Bell Telephone |
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2932 Clinton Street
1969 Camden
Courier-Post Mrs.
Eleanor Walsh Wilkes |
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2936 Clinton Street
1966-1970s My
Grandpop Frank C. Adams Sr. of 1336 Whitman Avenue and Great Gram, May
Adams (his mother) Christmas 1966 in East Camden. Frank
Adams
November 2014 |
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| 3000 Block of Clinton Street built after 1947 |
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Clinton Street
Leon F.
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