210 N. Essex Avenue
Timeline
| 1888 | Built by (source: Preserving Minerva) |
Years may be approximate. Where do we get these years?
U. S. Census
| Census | Name | Relation | Age | Own | Race | Marital | Birthplace | Business | Trade | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1920 | William H Polric | Head | 50 | Rent | White | Married | Pennsylvania | Express | Inspector | |
| Jeanette J Polric | Wife | 49 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | |||||
| Jane E Polric | Daughter | 21 | White | Single | Pennsylvania | |||||
| Horace P Moore | Head | 31 | Rent | White | Married | Pennsylvania | General | Contractor | ||
| Huldah B Moore | Wife | 26 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | |||||
| 1930 | Frank O Sullivan | Head | 61 | Rent | White | Married | Delaware | Photo-Lithographer | Vice-President | |
| Florence P Sullivan | Wife | 49 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | |||||
| Sangston O Sullivan | Son | 23 | White | Single | Pennsylvania | Photo Lithograph | Com'l Traveler | |||
| Louise England | Niece | 23 | White | Single | Pennsylvania | Insurance Co. | Stenographer | |||
| M Ernest Davis | Head | 38 | Rent | White | Married | Maryland | Building Contractor | Ass. President | Apt. House | |
| Ruth W Davis | Wife | 37 | White | Married | Maryland | |||||
| Burton F Davis | Son | 9 | White | Single | Maryland | |||||
| Wilbur B Hopkins | Head | 47 | Rent | White | Married | Pennsylvania | Steam Railroad | Asst. Freight Agt. | ||
| Marion W Hopkins | Wife | 41 | White | Married | New Jersey | |||||
| Richard Charles Hopkins | Son | 8 | White | Single | Pennsylvania | |||||
| Leo H Healy | Head | 34 | Rent | White | Married | Maryland | Wholesale Furniture | Salesman | ||
| Cumi L Healy | Wife | 34 | White | Married | Missouri | |||||
| John C Healy | Son | 9 | White | Single | Indiana | |||||
| Newlin Wismer | Head | 42 | Rent | White | Married | Pennsylvania | Auto Insurance | Sec. Treas. | ||
| Elizabeth D Wismer | Wife | 35 | White | Married | New Jersey | |||||
| Emil W Fehr | Head | 56 | Rent | White | Married | Texas | General Contractor | Manager | ||
| May H Fehr | Wife | 45 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | 1872-12-01 ? 1963-12 / LRBK-C5D | ||||
| 1940 | Horace Wannamaker | Head | 71 | Rent | White | Married | Pennsylvania | A1 | ||
| Sarah H Wannamaker | Wife | 58 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | A1 | ||||
| W Wells Wannamaker | Son | 33 | White | Single | Pennsylvania | Tennis Court | Salesman | A1 | ||
| John E Flynn | Head | 33 | Rent | White | Married | New Jersey | Private | Lawyer | A2 | |
| Marjorie T Flynn | Wife | 27 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | A2 | ||||
| Ralph C Brierly | Head | 44 | Rent | White | Married | Massachusetts | Navy | Mech. Engineer | B1 | |
| Emily Brierly | Wife | 38 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | B1 | ||||
| Emil W Fehr | Head | 67 | Rent | White | Widowed | Texas | Contractors | Manager of Co. | B2 | |
| Mary E Kent | Housekeeper | 65 | White | Widowed | Pennsylvania | Private Home | Housekeeper | B2 | ||
| Margaret N Kent | Housekeeper's daughter | 31 | White | Single | New Jersey | B2 | ||||
| Edwin H Martin | Head | 39 | Rent | White | Married | New York | Wholesale Foods | Manager of Grocery Sales | C1 | |
| Beth Martin | Wife | 42 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | C1 | ||||
| Grace Biever | Head | 58 | Rent | White | Widowed | Pennsylvania | Wholesale Lamp business | Manager of Factory | C2 | |
| William Biever | Son | 25 | White | Single | Pennsylvania | C2 | ||||
| Anthony Irete | Head | 39 | Rent | White | Married | Pennsylvania | Steam Railroad | Accountant | C3 | |
| Margaret Irete | Wife | 40 | White | Married | Pennsylvania | C3 |
No census records found 1900 - 1940.
Other resident listings
| 1946 | Henry Seaver Rose | Narberth Roll of Honor |
Views of Narberth Past
210 N. Essex Avenue appears in:
Country House at Narberth Park, Pa., 1890
The house at at 210 N. Essex Avenue, Narberth was pictured with floor plans and described in Scientific American December 1890.
210 North Essex, about 1900
210 N. Essex Ave., Narberth was built circa 1890. It is much altered from its original Victorian appearance.