| 1919 | Built by (source: Atlas of Properties on Main Line Pennsylvania Railroad, A. H. Mueller, 1920; Narberth plate dated 1919) |
Years may be approximate. Where do we get these years?
Carey Edmunds, architectural editor of The Ladies' Home Journal, wrote in February 1920 in "Making the Old House Over", that architects Wallace & Warner designed this house around the c.1890 barn for 1104 Montgomery. Its first owner was the firm's principal, Frederick Warner.
Updated March 16, 2024.
| Census | Name | Relation | Age | Own | Race | Marital | Birthplace | Business | Trade | Apt # | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1920 | Frederick G Warner | Head | 30 | Own | White | Married | Pennsylvania | General | Architect | ||
| Linda J Warner | Wife | 27 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | ||||||
| Frederick G Warner Jr. | Son | 0 | White | Single | Pennsylvania | ||||||
| 1930 | Thomas U Schock | Head | 38 | Own | White | Married | Pennsylvania | So. Security Insurance Co. | Asst. Manager | ||
| A Ethel Schock | Wife | 41 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | ||||||
| Thomas U Schock Jr. | Son | 12 | White | Single | Pennsylvania | ||||||
| 1940 | Harcourt Newell Trimble | Head | 27 | Rent | White | Married | Pennsylvania | Investment banking | Statistician | ||
| Barbara B Trimble | Wife | 23 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | ||||||
| 1950 | Richard Harvey Narrigan | Head | 31 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | Portland Cement | Portland Cement | |||
| Sally S Narrigan | Wife | 27 | White | Married | Ohio | ||||||
| Deborah J Narrigan | Daughter | 5 | White | Never | Ohio | ||||||
| Thomas R Narrigan | Son | 3 | White | Never | Ohio |
No census records found 1900–1950.
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Montgomery County Property Record