EDISON LABORATORY Edison National Historic Site West Orange, New Jersey Volume 1

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"690 1964 Devonald’s daughter, Margaret, identified her father 1894 photograph the Black Maria; standing beside coop holding fighting cock. See also memorandum from Superintendent, Morristown-Edison Group Regional Director, North Atlantic Regional Office, NPS, dated May 10, 1974. JFR" (probably John Randolph, Edison’s personal secretary), covers list key holders the front gate the laboratory, and directs: "Please give the attached Devonald and tell him put new lock gate and give out new keys and call old ones. 890 NPS, "HŠR-Part Gate House, Building No. 693 Historian’s Note 68; Laverty Speiden, September 17, 1963.May 1974, the Gate House was repainted the same colors, based the evidence presented the 1959 report. Devonald’s position the Gate House may not have been too demanding, for apparently had enough free time keep birds work. 6-7. 9;’ pp.687 Historical Occupancy.. 9,” 7. Devonald came the United States from Wales 1888 or 1889 and was photographed the library West Orange some time the early 1890s."689 588 Historian’s Note 101; see figure 49. According interview with former Edison paymaster quoted the Historic Structures Report, Fred Devonald was the gate man from 1891 1903. his description of wire screening above the partition the Gate House, George Meister, former Edison paymaster, claimed was installed "to keep Fred Devonald’s pigeons from flying over the partitions. The first, addressed "Mr.691 In 1903, Pat Brady became gate man and remained the position until 1931. sa NpSj "HSR-Part Gate House, Building No. 591 Historian’s Note 101. 589 Unknown John Randolph, April 18, 1899 and TAE Fred Devonald, April 18, 1899 (in 1899, WOL-Employees)." attached note from Edison states, "Devonald/Give Ward key the gate. 173 .588 Two hand-written notes from April 1899 suggest that Devonald was charge the Gate House, least the distribution keys, that time.692 Paul Laverty, former Edison employee who joined the laboratory 1909, recalled that Brady was the gate man the laboratory and that Brady’s assistant was Sylvester Ditch693 Brady was working for the Edison laboratory some capacity before became gate man, for his name appears the list key 687 Ibid