In 1930, James P. Johnson (36 at the time) was living in Queens on 108th Avenue (house number 17108), with his wife Lillie Mae (39) and their son James P. Jr. (4) and daughter Arceola (1). As declared, his home was owned, with a value of $ 9,000.
Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930
Population Schedule
State: New York
Incorporated Place: New York City
County: Queens
Township or Other Division of County: Jamaica
Enumeration District Number: 41-1161
Supervisor's District Number: 34
Sheet: 11 A
Enumerated on April 21, 1930
I wonder if James P.'s house still stands? Next year, I should make a pilgrimage with my car, change for the parking meter, and my camera . . . although it would be sad if it had become a supermarket or pharmacy. Good detective work, Agustin!
ResponderEliminarHave a striding holiday! Michael