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From: Charles Sullivan< >
Subject: Re: Directory Question
Date: Fri, 01 May 1998 23:56:58 -0400

Duane Street was (and is) a street in lower Manhattan. It's quite
possible he had his estate in Massachusetts but also had a town house
in Manhattan where he stayed during the week, taking the railroad to
MA on weekends. Another possibility is Massapequa, Long Island,
but I think that would probably be spelled out (or just say "LI").

Where do you find him (or his family) in the 1900 census?

Regards,
Charles Sullivan

LLBART <> wrote:
>Just received this.
>1901-HARRY RICH,v pres,133 Duane h.Mass
>Is Duane a NYC street?What would Mass mean?I don't think he commuted.
> Thanks
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