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Full address: 1822-1824-1824 ½-1824 ¼ N. Alexandria Avenue

History:

Sold on June 4, 1999 for $275,000.

1920 Census:
1822 N. Alexandria Avenue: 1) Max Schneider, head of household; white male 37 years of age, married, to US in 1890, a naturalized citizen; born in Germany; parents born in Germany. 2) Lilly? Schneider, wife; white female 26 year of age, married; born in California; parents born in California; not working. 3) Raymond Schneider, son; white male 8? years of age, single; born in California; student. 4) Eleanor? Schneider, daughter; white female 4 years of age; born in California. (ED 154; Page 6A; lines 32-35).

1930 Census:
1822 N. Alexandria Avenue (rents for $70 per month): 1) Fred B. Gage, head of household; white male 58 years old, married at age 31; born in Maine, parents born in Maine; not working. 2) Laura B. Gage, wife; white female 55 years of age; married at age 26; born in Maine, father born in English Canada, mother in Maine; a Veterinarian with the City of Los Angeles Health Department. 3) Agnes W. Gage, mother; white female 84 years of age; married at age 18; born in Maine, parents born in Maine; not working. 4) Raymond B. Gage, son; white male 20 years of age, single; born in Texas; not working. (ED 19-58; Page 18A; lines 27-30).

1930 Census:
1822 ½ N. Alexandria Avenue (rents for $15 per month): 1) Anna Barker, head of household; white female 61 years of age; widow; married at age 16; born in England, parents born in England; to US in 1907, an alien; performing day work as a practical nurse. (ED 19-58; Page 19A; line 7).

1930 Census:
1824 N. Alexandria Avenue (estimated value: $18,000): 1) Eward Berger, owner and head of household; white male 50 years of age; married; born in Germany; parents born in Germany; not working. 2) Erma Berger, wife; white female 55 years of age; married; born in New York; parents born in New York; a teacher in the LA City Night Schools. 3) Esther Berger, daughter; white female, 29 years of age; single; born in New Jersey; a teacher in the LA City Schools. (ED 19-58; Page 18A; lines 31-33).