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Census Records

Year	Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
1920	Irvin, Eleanor	Daughter	112 Cleveland Ave	10	Black	Tennessee	Single	None
1940	Irving, Eleanor M	Daughter	301 S Corn St	28	Black	New York	Single	None

Relatives in 1920 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Irvin, Toney	Head	112 Cleveland Ave	35	Black	Tennessee	Married	Janitor
Irvin, Lera L	Wife	112 Cleveland Ave	35	Black	Tennessee	Married	None
Irvin, William	Son	112 Cleveland Ave	7	Black	Tennessee	Single	None
Irvin, Cornellia	Daughter	112 Cleveland Ave	4	Black	Tennessee	Single	None
Washington, Matilda	Lodger	112 Cleveland Ave	62	Black	Virginia	Widowed	None
Washington, Eliza	Lodger	112 Cleveland Ave	74	Black	Virginia	Married	None

Relatives in 1940 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Irving, Toney L	Head	301 S Corn St	51	Black	Tennessee	Married	Janitor
Irving, Vera	Wife	301 S Corn St	51	Black	New York	Married	Cook
Irving, Edward L	Brother	301 S Corn St	13	Black	New York	Single	None
Williams, Cornelia	Relative	301 S Corn St	77	Black	New York	Widowed	None
Wright, Mable	Lodger	301 S Corn St	56	Black	New York	Widowed	Housework

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“Mrs. Eleanor Irvin Hardy, daughter of Mrs. Vera L. Irvin of Cleveland Ave., has been appointed director of the Booker T. Washington Community Center in Auburn.

A graduate of Ithaca College in 1940, Mrs. Hardy was a teacher in a negro school near Petersburg, Va., for two years. She taught English and stimulated interest in community drama projects. While in the Drama Department at Ithaca College she was an out-standing student and worked with the Southside Community Center as recreation director.”

“Ithacan Heads Auburn Center,” Ithaca Journal, September 11, 1942, 4.

Eleanor I Hardy, unknown-1995

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