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Richard O'Neill

Camden real estate dealer, 1886–1958

Richard O'Neill

Richard O’Neill was born in Camden NJ on July 14, 1886, one of at least four children born to William and Mary O’Neill. His father was an iron moulder. The family lived at 728 Market Street when the census was taken in 1900.

Richard O’Neill married around 1909 and went into the real estate business around 1911. When he registered for the draft in June of 1917, he was married with two children, and living at 457 South 6th Street. The family, which included wife Anne, daughter Evelyn and son Richard Jr., were still living at 457 South 6th Street when the census was taken in 1930.

Still a resident of 457 South 6th Street, Richard O’Neill died from a sudden heart attack on July 1, 1958. Richard O’Neill’s family were still living at the South 6th Street address as late as 1956, and were still listed under his name in the New Jersey Bell Telephone Directory. They were not listed, however, in the October 1959 Directory.

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Richard O’Neill Real Estate Advertisement - March 28, 1932

OWN YOUR HOME

RENT $15 to $35

709 Berkley 545 Royden St. 327 Harvard Ave. 520 Division 425-430 Henry 620-22 N. 8th St. 916 Walnut 1028 Carpenter 607 Robert 142 N. 25th St.

OWNERS and TENANTS Come to Headquarters FOR PROPERTY RENTING

RICHARD O’NEILL

6th and Berkley Streets

Established Over 21 Years

INSURANCE MORTGAGES

ESTATES MANAGED

BELL 2726

Richard O'Neill Gains After Heart Attack

Camden Courier-Post —

Camden Courier-Post, June 2, 1932 — Richard O'Neill Gains After Heart Attack

Richard O’Neill, real estate dealer of Sixth and Berkley streets, who has been ill for a week, was reported by his physician to be recovering slowly.

O’Neill was stricken with a severe heart attack last Tuesday, and while he is not in danger, his recovery has been slow, so that he is as yet unable to attend to his business affairs.

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