Howard Louis Bailey1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

#2, b. 22 November 1912, d. 25 July 1995
 
 
Father*Howard Tucker Bailey1,2,9,6,7,8 b. 10 May 1889, d. 31 Aug 1950
Mother*Margaret Chitty2,1,9,6,7,8 b. 15 Sep 1893, d. 1 Mar 1971
Howard Louis Bailey|b. 22 Nov 1912\nd. 25 Jul 1995|p1.htm|Howard Tucker Bailey|b. 10 May 1889\nd. 31 Aug 1950|p6.htm|Margaret Chitty|b. 15 Sep 1893\nd. 1 Mar 1971|p7.htm|William A. P. Bailey|b. bt 1866 - 1868\nd. 15 Nov 1906|p56.htm|Margaret Martin|b. 22 Sep 1867\nd. bt 1893 - 1899|p113.htm|William J. Chitty|b. Nov 1854\nd. 14 Jul 1912|p8.htm|Henrietta Haughey|b. Dec 1855\nd. 24 Sep 1940|p9.htm|
ChartsHoward Louis Bailey Family Tree
Birth*Howard Louis Bailey was born on 22 November 1912 at 225 Lake Street, Newark, New Jersey.1,10,11,9,2 
(with Parents) MovedSome time between 1915 and 1918, the family moved from 225 Lake Street, Newark, to 24 Union Avenue, Belleville, New Jersey.12,13 
(with Parents) Census1920FedUSThey were enumerated there on the 1920 Federal Census of Belleville, New Jersey.2 
(with Parents) Residence (Range)The family continue to live there until 1927, renting from William De War, who lived at 22 Union Avenue.12,13,14 
(with Parents) Residence (Range)Between 1927 and 1937, Howard Louis Bailey lived at 27 Parkview Avenue, Belleville, New Jersey, in the household of his parents, Howard Tucker Bailey and Margaret Chitty, except during his service in the Civilian Conservation Corps (1934 and 1935, see below).15,16,17 
EmploymentHe was employed as an inside messenger between March 1928 and March 1929 at National City Bank of New York, 55 Wall Street, New York City, New York.18 
BaptismHe was baptized on 25 November 1928 at the Hill Street Christadelphian Ecclesia, Newark, New Jersey, and he remained a Christadelphian throughout his life. He was very active in the Newark, South Orange, and Echo Lake (all NJ) ecclesias, exhorting, presiding and serving on the Arranging Board and as Treasurer for many years, up to the time of his death. He and Edith worked actively towards the reuninification of the amended and unamended Christadelphian groups, attending many functions at the Garfield (NJ) ecclesia and Schooley's Mountain (NJ) Bible Camp and various amended and unamended Bible schools around the U.S. and Canada.19 
EmploymentHe was employed as a payroll statistical clerk between March 1929 and July 1932 at Western Electric Company, Kearny, New Jersey. During this time Howard's cousin Charles Louis Bailey and Charles' wife Leona also worked at Western Electric.20,21 
(with Parents) Census1930FedUSHe and his parents and siblings have not been found in the 1930 U.S. Federal Census, although they should have been shown living at 27 Parkview Avenue in Belleville, NJ. 
EmploymentBetween July 1932 and July 1934 Howard Louis Bailey was employed in a variety of positions doing office work.20 
EmploymentHe served in the Civilian Conservation Corps as Company Clerk, unit F-7, between 1934 and 1935 at Camp Dudu, New Augusta, Mississippi.20 
EmploymentHoward was employed in a variety of positions doing office work between May 1935 and September 1936.20 
Note*He and Edith Bertha Woodley first met circa July 1936 at the Hill Street Christadelphian Ecclesia, Newark, New Jersey, while Edith was attending summer classes at Columbia University.22 
EmploymentHoward was employed as a stuffer between September 1936 and August 1938 at Celluloid Corporation, Ferry Street, Newark, New Jersey.20,6 
(with Parents) Residence (Range)Between 1937 and 1940, Howard Louis Bailey lived at 221 Little Street, Belleville, New Jersey, in the household of his parents, Howard Tucker Bailey and Margaret Chitty.23,24,25,26,27 
EmploymentBetween August 1938 and May 1941 Howard Louis Bailey was employed as a stock layout and routing clerk in the Meter Division at Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company, Plane Street, Newark, New Jersey. His supervisor was Mr. W. Kellenbence.28,29,7,8 
Marriage*He married Edith Bertha Woodley, daughter of William Woodley and Mary Louisa Steele, on 31 August 1940 at the home of Edith's parents at 1 Ridgeway Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. About 35 guests attended; Betty Fraser (later the well-known Canadian sculptor Elizabeth Williamson) was maid of honor, and Al Fraser was best man. Edith described the particulars in a letter shortly before the wedding:
     Here are a few things about the wedding & reception. I am wearing a blue afternoon dress, street-length, navy hat & shoes, and a corsage. My bridesmaid, Betty Fraser, is wearing pale pink, a black hat & shoes and a corsage of blue flowers. Bro. Parkin of Toronto is going to marry us. A friend of mine with a grand soprano voice is going to sing "O Promise Me." One of our brethren, who is an excellent amateur photographer is doing the picture taking. Then the reception will begin at approximately four. The wedding is at three sharp. The menu consists of a jellied salad, thin bread & butter, tea & coffee, cookies, relish, (wrong order, as you'll see) and wedding cake & punch. You and two other girls will serve. There will be two ladies pouring, one tea & one coffee, a Mrs. Smith and Sister Laird. There will be a woman in the kitchen, making tea & coffee, unmoulding salads, cutting cake, washing cups & saucers, & so forth, and a neighbor girl friend helping her & keeping connection between the kitchen & table. It is a buffet service, of course.
     Howard and Edith became engaged while Edith was visiting the 1939 World's Fair, but a month after her return to Ottawa she was diagnosed with tuberculosis. She tried to break off the engagement, convinced that Howard's family would not want him marrying a "tubercular woman" and that they would undoubtedly have worries about possible children of the union. Howard refused (with encouragement from his family), and each month he drove from New Jersey to Ottawa to visit her in the sanitorium. Edith was released from the hospital in May, 1940, and the wedding was planned for August. A trousseua tea was held 22 August 1940, and a marriage license (# KK 6608, probably issued in Ottawa) was obtained. Because of her TB, Edith was not allowed in the U.S. until 1946 (when Howard returned from the war), so the couple planned to live in Canada. Following the wedding and a honeymoon at the Woodley family cottage at Blue Sea Lake in Quebec, Howard returned home to arrange his affairs and find employment in Canada. Presumeably Edith lived with her parents during the interim. He worked at Westinghouse in Newark, NJ, until he was hired as quartermaster for the RAF flying school in Chatham, New Brunswick, and in May, 1941, Howard emigrated to Canada and the couple moved to Chatham. In the summer of 1942 the school moved to Neepawa, Manitoba, and Howard and Edith moved there. In late 1943, Howard joined the U.S. Army and left for basic training. Edith returned to Ottawa to stay with her parents until the war was over, and during that time she took brief substitute teaching jobs.30,31,32,33,34,35,36,28,9,22,37,38 
(Witness) BurialHe attended the funeral of Henrietta Haughey on 27 September 1940 at Flower Hill Cemetery, 5433 Kennedy Boulevard, North Bergen, Hudson County, New Jersey.39,40,41,42 
Immigration*Howard filed a Settlers' Effects Entry form on 24 May 1941 at Prescott, Ontario, Canada. He imported duty free a 1934 Ford coach with Philco radio attached (worth $100) and household goods, including a Westinghouse Mantel Radio, worth $350.00.43 
EmploymentHe was employed as quartermaster between May 1941 and August 1942 at Miramichi Flying Training School, Royal Air Force, Chatham, New Brunswick, Canada. When the school moved to Neepawa, Manitoba, in 1942, he and Edith moved there also and Howard continued his employment.44 
Residence (Range)*Between May 1941 and August 1942, Howard Louis Bailey and Edith Bertha Woodley lived at Chatham, New Brunswick, Canada.45,43,25 
(Witness) MarriageHe was an usher at the wedding of Warren Louis Elmblad and Muriel Gertrude Bailey on 27 June 1942 at South Park Presbyterian Church, Newark, New Jersey.21,46 
Residence (Range)Between August 1942 and 1943, Howard Louis Bailey and Edith Bertha Woodley lived at Neepawa, Manitoba, Canada.25 
EmploymentBetween August 1942 and December 1943, Howard Louis Bailey was employed at Elementary Flying Training School, Royal Air Force, Neepawa, Manitoba, Canada.47,25 
Military*He served in the U.S. Army between 1943 and 1946, primarily as a quartermaster. He enlisted 19 May 1943 in Rochester, New York and did his basic training at Tyler, Texas, then shipped overseas and joined the 3rd Infantry Division. He served first under General Patch (3rd Infantry Division under General Mike O'Daniels) going up through France, then under General Patton while in Salzburg, then the entire unit was sent to Bebra, Germany to commence occupation. After hostilities he was transferred to Depot 609, Ord. Am., outside of Soissons, France, where he stayed on to become staff sergeant in the Adjutant's office. After taking his discharge in France, he became a War Department civilian employee at the same depot and assumed the responsibilities of Adjutant, the War Department Civilian Administrative Assistant to the commanding officer of the depot (his ID card for the Adjutant General's Office, on which he is identified as a War Department Civilian Chief Clerk, is dated 20 Feb 1946). Completing a tour to Bremerhaven with Roscoe Bloss (his Paris counterpart), he stopped at Frankfurt USFET headquarters to see the Adj. General of the US Forces to deliver a letter from Colonel Pettee (Depot Commander). The letter resulted in an offer for a direct commission, which Howard turned down. He was advised that the commission was good at any U.S. Army regular army unit. He shipped home on U.S. Army transport and took about 20 days for the trip, stopping en route at Southampton. A receipt dated 25 September 1945 states in English and German that Pfc. Howard Bailey purchased an accordion for 400 marks. Edith Woodley Bailey stated she never knew anything about it, so it seems he didn't bring it home with him in 1946.10,48,49,50 
ResidenceAfter he returned from the war, Howard stayed with his parents, Howard Tucker Bailey and Margaret Chitty Bailey, at 145 Pershing Avenue, Nutley, Essex County, New Jersey, and Edith joined him there after she immigrated from Canada. She was allowed to immigrate despite her history of TB because of his status as a veteran.25,51,52 
Employment* Between 1946 and 1977 Howard was employed as a real estate appraiser and a second vice-president of the Mortgage Department at Fidelity Union Trust Company, 765 Broad Street, Newark, New Jersey.53,54,55,56 
Property Purchase*He and Edith purchased their first house, at 5 Franklin Avenue, Montclair, New Jersey, on 14 October 1947, for $11,550.00.57 
Residence (Range)They raised their family at 5 Franklin Avenue and lived there until 1957, just before daughter Ruth was born. In early September, 1950, Howard's mother Howard Louis Bailey moved in with them, just after Howard Tucker Bailey died.4,3,58,38 
Daughter*Howard and Edith's daughter Margaret May was born on 28 February 1948 at Newark, New Jersey. 
AssociationHoward was associated with at least three camera groups in the 1950s and 1960s: the West Essex Camera Club (he was elected President after the family move to West Caldwell, NJ, in March, 1957); the Photographic Society of America; and the New Jersey Federation of Camera Clubs (1958). He won several awards for which there are extant copies. During the mid-1950's he was staff photographer for a magazine put out by the Fidelity Union Trust Company, Newark, NJ. One photograph, entitled "Lonesome Seaside", was reprinted in the March 14, 1959 edition of the (New York) World-Telegram and Sun Feature Magazine Section, p. 12, accompanying an article on the West Essex Camera Club. On 6 June 1958, Howard signed a notarized statement that he was running a professional photography business under the name B. & W. Photo Service, at the 11 Richard Avenue address in West Caldwell, NJ.59,60,61,62,63 
Son*Howard and Edith's son son Howard Woodley (called Ward) was born on 17 August 1950 at Newark, New Jersey. On August 31st, Howard's father died suddenly, and within days his mother, Margaret Chitty Bailey, moved to live with the family. 
Property Sale* In March 1957 Howard and Edith sold the house at 5 Franklin Avenue to James A. and Catherine Firebrace.64 
Property PurchaseOn 4 March 1957, Howard and Edith purchased their second home, at 11 Richard Avenue, West Caldwell, Essex County, New Jersey, from John and Annette Nodzak. The mortgage of $11,500, at 5.5%, was fully paid on 27 September 1973, almost 9 years early.65,66,67,68 
Residence*They raised their family at 11 Richard Avenue and lived there together until 1995, when Howard died; Edith continued to live there until 2003. From 1957 until 1971, Howard's mother Margaret Chitty Bailey lived there with them.58,69,70,9 
DaughterHoward and Edith's daughter Ruth Elizabeth was born on 7 April 1957 at Newark, New Jersey. 
Ed/Second*Howard obtained his New Jersey GED on 29 November 1962.71 
Retirement*He retired from Fidelity Union Trust Company, Newark, NJ, in December 1977 at age 65.58 
Occupation*Between 1975 and 1992 Howard Louis Bailey was owner and president of the Helby Realty Company, a real estate appraisal firm. The company was based in an office at the family home at 11 Richard Avenue. During this time he also taught many courses for the SREA and AIREA on real estate appraising. Helby consulted extensively for the appraisal firm Krauser, Welsh, Sorich & Cirz, aka Krauser, Welsh & Cirz and other variants (Morristown, NJ area), and did many appraisals for Monarch Federal Savings and Loan Association. Other entities for which Helby did work over the years: United Jersey Banks; Riker, Danzig, Scherer & Hyland; Relocation Realty Service Corporation (NYC), 1st National State Bank (Millburn), Fidelity Union Bank (Newark), and numerous attorneys, realtors, individuals and estates. Most work was done in New Jersey, but there were also jobs in Texas and other areas. Howard served for a number of years as a Director of the Monarch Savings Bank and by 1993 was Director Emeritus. From 1956-1981 he was a New Jersey notary public.54,72,58,73,9,74,75,18 
Association*He was a member of various organizations for real estate appraisers and realtors for several decades, most ending a year or two before his death. These included:
(1) The American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers, of which he was New Jersey Chapter Past President at the time of his death. Designation: MAI (Member of the Appraisal Institute). In 1978, he was Treasurer; 1979, 2nd VP; 1980, 1st VP, and in 1981 he served as President. In 1990 he was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation Plaque. In early 1991 he wrote that he was still active in the Appraisal Institute.
(2) The Society of Real Estate Appraisers (he also taught various courses for the Society for both beginning and advanced appraisers). Designation: SRPA (Senior Real Property Appraiser).
(3) The Institute of Real Estate Management. Designation: CPM (Certificate Property Manager).
(4) The Morris County [NJ] Board of Realtors.
(5) The National Association of Review Appraisers.
(6) The International Institute of Valuers.
(7) The Mortgage Bankers Association of New Jersey.
He was also a licensed real estate salesman, insurance broker (1954-1979) and insurance agent (1962-1978).54,76,77,58,78,79,80 
(Witness) MarriageHe hosted the wedding of Robert Ernest Baechlin and Ruth Elizabeth Bailey on 15 September 1979 at 11 Richard Avenue, West Caldwell, Essex County, New Jersey.58 
Will*He left a will dated 15 March 1984 at Morris County, New Jersey.81 
(Witness) MarriageHe witnessed the marriage of his son Howard Woodley Bailey and Suzanne Jean Veitch on 29 September 1984 at the Presbyterian Church, West Orange, New Jersey.58 
Illness*He had cataract surgery and a lens implant in his left eye on 12 December 1990.82 
Note*On 6 April 1992, Howard Louis Bailey signed a living at 11 Richard Avenue, West Caldwell, Essex County, New Jersey, with an amendment dated 21 September 1992 for use during open heart surgery later that month.83 
(Witness) NoteHe was named health care representative in the living will of Edith Bertha Woodley on 6 April 1992 at 11 Richard Avenue, West Caldwell, Essex County, New Jersey.84 
IllnessHe had heart bypass surgery on 24 September 1992 at Morristown Memorial Hospital, Morristown, New Jersey.85,86 
Death*Howard died of prostate cancer and myelodysplasia on 25 July 1995 at 11 Richard Avenue, West Caldwell, Essex County, New Jersey, at age 82. He died at home, attended during his final illness by Edith and their three children and their families. Edith, Ward, and the hospice nurse were present when he died.58,54,87,9 
FuneralHis funeral was held at Dancy Funeral Home, 9 Smull Avenue, Caldwell, Essex County, New Jersey, on 27 July 1995, with a Christadelphian service performed by Bro. Ernest Twelves of the Echo Lake Ecclesia.54,58,87,9 
Burial*He was buried on 28 July 1995 at grave 124A:3, Rosedale Cemetary, Linden, Union County, New Jersey. Howard and Edith's plots were purchased from Muriel and Warren Elmblad, who had moved from the area many years earlier. The plots are next to those of Howard's parents.58,54,87,9,48 
ProbateOn 11 August 1995, his will was probated in Newark, New Jersey, and Edith Woodley Bailey was named executrix.58,88 
NoteHad blue gray eyes, with blonde hair early in life and brown hair later, height 5' 10". His IQ was tested by the U.S. Army as being 140. On his Army Personnel Placement Questionnaire, he stated that he was captain of the Lion's Club Bowling Team, had 5 years football (high school and semi-pro) and liked to play baseball and bowl ten pins and five pins as well as swim. In the late 1970s he held a citizens' radio station license, call sign KQY 6681. Howard traveled to Israel 2-3 times with wife Edith. At least once they hired a private Israeli driver named Roy Brody to take them to places not usually on tour itineraries. On one of their trips, Edith and Howard rode camels up Mt. Sinai in order to watch the sunrise. Howard had an "I saw the sunrise from Mt Sinai" tee-shirt.48,89,90 

Family

Edith Bertha Woodley b. 1 Nov 1913, d. 31 Aug 2005
Children
  • Margaret May Bailey5,4,3
  • Howard Woodley Bailey
  • Ruth Elizabeth Bailey58

Citations:

  1. [S24] Howard Louis Bailey, Certified Copy of Birth Record Book V, page 24, Office of the City Clerk, Newark, New Jersey (certified copy July 27, 1940).
  2. [S480] Census of 1920 for the United States, population schedule, Household of Howard T. Bailey, 24 Union Avenue, Belleville, Essex County, NJ, family 328, dwelling 215, supervisor's district 8, ED 3, ward 1, page 15B.
  3. [S592] Margaret May Bailey - Miscellaneous Records,, Ottawa Citizen [Ottawa, Canada], 1 March 1948, p. 18, Birth Announcement for Margaret May Bailey.
  4. [S592] Margaret May Bailey - Miscellaneous Records,, Ottawa Journal [Ottawa, Canada], 1 March 1948, p. 24, Birth Announcement for Margaret May Bailey.
  5. [S363] Margaret May Bailey, Certificate and Record of Birth (28 February 1948).
  6. [S643] Belleville Nutley Directory 1936, p. 55.
  7. [S644] Belleville Nutley Directory 1938, p. 137.
  8. [S645] Belleville Nutley Directory 1940, p. 134.
  9. [S448] Howard Louis Bailey, Certificate of Death (July 25, 1995).
  10. [S34] Enlisted Record and Report of Seperation - Honorable Discharge for Howard Louis Bailey.
  11. [S71] Passport of Howard Louis Bailey.
  12. [S442] Letter, Gladys Deakin to Sister Banta, 12 July 1926.
  13. [S466] Howard Tucker Bailey - Driver's Licenses and Car Registratons, Auto Driver's Licenses: April 24, 1925, #379098; March 26, 1926, #639167; 1927 (no date of issue given), #628708. Passenger Vehicle Registrations: [for 1925, dated Jan 10, [illegible]], #239856; March 27, 1926, E# 78889.
  14. [S468] Howard Tucker Bailey - Miscellaneous Records, Bill from Howard T. Bailey, 24 Union Avenue, Belleville, NJ, to Mr. William De War, 22 Union Avenue, Belleville, for repair services at both houses, minus rent of $30 for one month.
  15. [S466] Howard Tucker Bailey - Driver's Licenses and Car Registratons, Auto Driver's Licenses: Jan 16, 1928, #729660; February 2, 1929, #349975; January 1, 1930, #278751 [there may be a missing digit in the day date]; [for 1931] December 31, 1930, #288702; January 16, 1932, #290031; January 14, 1933, #280729; January [day and year illegible, presumably 1934], #280187; [for 1935] December 29, 1934, #587686; [for 1936] December 28, 1935, #586991; [for 1937] December 31, 1936, #745601. Passenger Vehicle Registrations: [vehicle registration transfer] April 12, 1927, #E-84123, certificate #48332; [1928 registration, no issue date visible], #3E2114.
  16. [S464] Howard Tucker Bailey - Correspondence, Envelope addressed to Mr. Howard Bailey, 27 Park View Avenue, Belleville, NJ, postmarked 1 April 1936 in Baltimore, MD, no return address or enclosure (letter possibly mailed to Howard L. Bailey).
  17. [S643] Belleville Nutley Directory 1936, p. 55, 414.
  18. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Letter to Hunter M. Marvel, Old Greenwich, CT; November 24, 1993.
  19. [S4] Baptismal Records from Three Ecclesias.
  20. [S377] Howard Louis Bailey - Military Records.
  21. [S93] Bailey Family History, Handwritten and typed notes and charts, Collection of Margaret M. Bailey.
  22. [S129] Interview, Edith Woodley Bailey, July 1996.
  23. [S466] Howard Tucker Bailey - Driver's Licenses and Car Registratons, Auto Driver's Licenses: [for 1938] December 31, 1937, # 282800; April 1, 1939, # 348774; March 30, 1940, # 962340. Passenger Vehicle Registrations: [for 1938] December 31, 1937, #E18775; April 8, 1939, #FS916; March 30, 1940, #FN63F [address change to 145 Pershing Ave., Nutley, September 7, 1940].
  24. [S468] Howard Tucker Bailey - Miscellaneous Records, New Jersey Residents' Fishing License No. 1481, July 2, 1938.
  25. [S472] HLB Driver's Licenses.
  26. [S644] Belleville Nutley Directory 1938, p. 137, 493.
  27. [S645] Belleville Nutley Directory 1940, p. 134, 502.
  28. [S447] "To Wed in Ottawa (Howard Louis Bailey and Edith Bertha Woodley)."
  29. [S381] HLB Employment Records.
  30. [S20] Certificate, Howard Lewis [sic] Bailey and Edith Bertha Woodley marriage of 31 August 1940.
  31. [S21] Certificate of Marriage Bailey/Woodley Registration.
  32. [S190] Letter, Edith Bertha Woodley to Margaret Elizabeth Bailey, 27 August 1940.
  33. [S231] Interview, Edith Woodley Bailey, 29 September 1999.
  34. [S359] HLB Will, Collection of Margaret M. Bailey, p. 316 (stamped number of page 1).
  35. [S371] Invitation to Wedding of Howard Louis Bailey and Edith Bertha Woodley, 31 August 1940.
  36. [S375] Howard Louis Bailey Correspondence.
  37. [S580] Interview, Edith Woodley Bailey, 18 June 2001.
  38. [S640] Edith Bertha Woodley, Certificate of Naturalization.
  39. [S55] Letter, Ruth Cavagnaro to Margaret May Bailey, March, 1998.
  40. [S111] Henrietta Haughey, Death Certificate Original Certificate #19900, New York City, New York, 1940. (Certified photocopy August, 1998).
  41. [S43] Interview, Edith Woodley Bailey, 25 July 1998, .
  42. [S44] Interview, Edith Woodley Bailey, 5 May 1998.
  43. [S445] Customs Canada Settlers' Effects Entry for Howard L. Bailey, Master from Ogdensburg, NY, USA.
  44. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Employee's Pass #253, Miramichi Flying Training School Limited, Chatam, N.B.
  45. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Howard Bailey, enrollment card, Unemployment Insurance Commission, Employee's #T. 40976, 2/5/42 [unclear if this is 5 Feb or 2 May], Off. [office] 340.
  46. [S647] Belleville Nutley Directory 1944, p. 592.
  47. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Temporary Employee's Pass No. 482, No. 35 E.F.T.S., R.A.F., Neepawa, Man. [Manitoba, Canada], undated.
  48. [S362] Howard Louis Bailey - Notes and Recollections of His Life.
  49. [S549] WWII Army Enlistment Records, Howard L. Bailey, 19 May 1943, Rochester, Monroe County, NY.
  50. [S377] Howard Louis Bailey - Military Records, United States War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, DC, Identification Card for Howard L. Bailey, # B211476, 20 Feb 1946.
  51. [S375] Howard Louis Bailey Correspondence, Letters from Nutley Mortgage and Title Guaranty Company, 213 Chestnut Street, Nutley 10, N.J., to Howard L. Bailey, 145 Pershing Ave. Nutley, N.J., August 29, 1947 - September 9, 1947.
  52. [S375] Howard Louis Bailey Correspondence, Receipts from Voltaire Karam, Realtor, 431 Main Street, West Orange, N.J. to Howard L. Bailey and Edith W. Bailey, 145 Pershing Ave. Nutley, N.J., August 23, 1947 - September 12, 1947.
  53. [S85] Resume of Howard L. Bailey, M.A.I. Collection of Margaret M. Bailey.
  54. [S358] The Progress, July 27, 1995 (Obituary).
  55. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Letter from The Port of New York Authority addressed to Howard L. Bailey, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, Fidelity Union Trust Company, 765 Broad Street, Newark, NJ; dated October 13, 1972.
  56. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Memorandum to All Officers and Authorized Signers of the Fidelity Union Trust Company, January, 1977.
  57. [S443] Deed/Tiefau to Bailey, Book C111 of Deeds, pages 406-407: Irma Tiefau et vir to Howard Louis Bailey et ux.
  58. [S349] Personal knowledge of Margaret May Bailey.
  59. [S376] Howard Louis Bailey - Miscellaneous Records, Undated newspaper article from "......and Verona News" entitled "Bailey President of Camera Club: Heads West Essex Group...."
  60. [S376] Howard Louis Bailey - Miscellaneous Records, Award, West Essex Camera Club, Caldwell, NJ, 2nd Honors in the Monthly Competition for Black & White Class "A", June 26, 1957.
  61. [S376] Howard Louis Bailey - Miscellaneous Records, Award, New Jersey Federation of Camera Clubs, Honorable Mention in Restricted Print competition, March 4, 1958.
  62. [S376] Howard Louis Bailey - Miscellaneous Records, Membership certificates, Photographic Society of America, May 1, 1960 and an undated certificate from the early 1950s.
  63. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Typed statement by Howard L. Bailey regarding his professional photography business, B. W. Photo Service, at 11 Richard Avenue, West Caldwell, NJ, 6 June 1958; notarized by Edgar G. Linnett, NJ; stamped copy, Essex County [NJ] Clerk, 6 June 1958.
  64. [S451] Statement of Closing Title, Bailey to Firebrace, 5 Franklin Avenue, Montclair, NJ, 4 March 1957 Collection of Margaret M. Bailey.
  65. [S470] Deed/Nodzak to Bailey, Book 3473, page 157.
  66. [S471] Bailey, Residential Title Insurance Policy, 7 March 1957, approved 22 March 1957 Collection of Margaret M. Bailey.
  67. [S573] Mortgage/ Bailey 1957, Book 3473, page 157: Howard L. Bailey, et ux to Peter F. Pasbjerg & Co., Inc., Newark, NJ, 4 March 1957; Essex County, NJ, #S84786, book 3459, p. 521-524; paid in full 27 September 1973, cancelled of record 18 October 1973.
  68. [S574] Mortgage Bond/ Bailey 1957: Howard L. Bailey, et ux to Peter F. Pasbjerg & Co., Inc., Newark, NJ, 4 March 1957, #S84786.
  69. [S376] Howard Louis Bailey - Miscellaneous Records, Voter Registration, Essex County, NJ, 9-27-62, at current address.
  70. [S376] Howard Louis Bailey - Miscellaneous Records, New Jersey Motor Driver's License, 4-21-1998, issued to current address, license B0181 34273 11124.
  71. [S37] High School Equivalent Certificate of Howard Louis Bailey.
  72. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Letterhead for Howard L. Bailey, M.A.I., bill for instructor's honorarium, March 21, 1978.
  73. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Invoice from Helby Realty Company to George P. Albiez, Chairman of the Board, Monarch Federal Savings and Loan Association, Bloomfield, NJ; December 30, 1977.
  74. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Business Name Certificate (New Jersey form T 928) for Helby Realty Company, 8 December 1975.
  75. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Business card: Howard L. Bailey, MAI, CPM, of Counsel, Krauser, Welsh & Cirz, Inc.
  76. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Letter to the New Jersey Metropolitan Chapter #113, Society of Real Estate Appraisers, Ramsey, NJ, March 21, 1978.
  77. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Letter from the Society of Real Estate Appraisers, January 31, 1978.
  78. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Letter from The American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers, May 29, 1989, to Howard L. Bailey, MAI, Helby Realty Co.
  79. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Letter to Donald J. Lamastra, Scotch Plains, NH, dated December 1, 1991.
  80. [S381] HLB Employment Records,, Letter to "Joe", dated Jan. 21, 1991.
  81. [S359] HLB Will, Collection of Margaret M. Bailey.
  82. [S374] Howard Louis Bailey - Health Records, Implant record card dated 12-12-90.
  83. [S374] Howard Louis Bailey - Health Records, Living Will.
  84. [S380] Edith Woodley Bailey, Health Records. Collection of Margaret M. Bailey, Living Will.
  85. [S374] Howard Louis Bailey - Health Records, Correspondence regarding the surgery.
  86. [S375] Howard Louis Bailey Correspondence, Letter to Vivienne Wingfield, RN, Mountainside Hospital, Montclair, NJ; January 9, 1993.
  87. [S379] Dancy Funeral Home Press Releases, Obituary for Howard J. [sic] Bailey.
  88. [S360] Letters Testamentary for Howard Louis Bailey, Docket No. 14,731-J, Essex County, New Jersey, Surrogate's Court, Testamentary Certificate Docket No. 14,731-J, admitting Howard L. Bailey's will to probate and issuing Letters Testamentary to Edith W. Bailey.
  89. [S508] Email, Ruth Bailey Baechlin to Margaret May Bailey, 27 April 2007.
  90. [S376] Howard Louis Bailey - Miscellaneous Records, U.S. Federal Communications Commission, Washington, DC, Citizen's Radio Station License, form 555, 4 July 1976, call sign KQY 6681.
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