32 Windsor Place
Owner: Thurston, Darryl J
PLUTO confirms Thurston, Darryl J as the current owner of 32 Windsor Place.
32 Windsor Place• NYC Municipal Archives tax photograph, c. 1940
Deed Chain
Transfer
Robitaille Joan E → Mcneill Mary T
Transfer
Mcneil Robert A → Plantamura Albert V
Transfer
Plantamura, Marilyn → Caballero, Catherine
Sale — $850,000
Homan, As Trustee, Denise → Thurston, Catherine A
1940 US Census · 62 residents
| Name | Relation | Age | Born | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schnieder, Harry | Head | 69 | Russia | — |
| Schnieder, Rachel | Wife | 55 | Russia | — |
| Schnieder, Edith | Daughter | 23 | New York | Typist |
| Bragin, Herman | Head | 32 | Russia | Attorney |
| Bragin, Sylvia | Wife | 28 | New York | — |
| Bragin, Joel | Son | 3 | New York | — |
| Polukovich, William | Head | 43 | Russia | Cook |
| Polukovich, Pauline | Wife | 39 | Austria | — |
| Polukovich, Mary | Daughter | 15 | New York | — |
| Polukovich, Nettie | Daughter | 11 | New York | — |
| Kuntzeirth, Constantine | Head | 25 | New York | Machinist |
| Kuntzeirth, Constance | Wife | 25 | New York | — |
| Kuntzeirth, Constance | Daughter | 5/12 | New York | — |
| Solenich, William | Head | 53 | Russia | Tailor |
| Solenich, Stella | Wife | 46 | Russia | — |
| Merdinch, Alex | Son-in-law | 22 | New York | Tailor |
| Merdinch, Nettie | Daughter | 22 | New York | Blader |
| Merdinch, Michael | Son | 1 | New York | — |
| Katy, Ida | Lodger | 56 | Russia | — |
| Kuntzeirth, John | Head | 48 | Russia | Carpenter |
| Kuntzeirth, Helen | Wife | 48 | Russia | — |
| Kuntzeirth, Walter | Son | 23 | New York | Fullguard |
| Kuntzeirth, John Jr | Son | 21 | New York | Phillips |
| Kuntzeirth, Jennie | Daughter | 18 | New York | Sailoress |
| Reynacer, Charles | Head | 28 | New York | Washer |
| Reynacer, Mary | Wife | 24 | New York | — |
| Reynacer, William | Son | 3 | New York | — |
| Rentorich, Conrad | Head | 43 | Russia | Mechanic |
| Rentorich, Olga | Wife | 41 | Russia | — |
| Rentorich, George | Son | 18 | New York | Trucking |
| Rentorich, Zinaida | Daughter | 15 | New York | — |
| Rentorich, Lydia | Daughter | 11 | New York | — |
| Telepko, Carl | Head | 45 | Russia | Postwelder |
| Telepko, Helen | Wife | 45 | Austria | — |
| Telepko, Mike | Son | 18 | New York | — |
| Telepko, Millie | Daughter | 15 | New York | — |
| Telepko, George | Son | 12 | New York | — |
| GORSE, FANNIE | Head | 75 | ENGLAND | PLASTERER |
| JOSEPH | Son | 40 | New York | HELPER |
| ODINETZ, JOSEPH | Head | 69 | RUSSIA | HELPER |
| IDA | Wife | 68 | RUSSIA | OPERATOR |
| REINSTEIN, ROSE | Daughter | 32 | RUSSIA | OPERATOR |
| REINSTEIN, HARRY | Son in Law | 35 | SCOTLAND | OPERATOR |
| REINSTEIN, ALAN | Grand Son | 3 | New York | — |
| KRAVITZ, PHILIP | Head | 64 | RUSSIA | — |
| ANNA | Wife | 60 | RUSSIA | — |
| RUTH | Daughter | 20 | New York | — |
| HARRY | Son | 27 | New York | — |
| LIPSCHITZ, AARON | Head | 69 | RUSSIA | — |
| ANNA | Wife | 63 | RUSSIA | — |
| RATKOWITZ, JOE | Roomer | 66 | RUSSIA | — |
| RUBINO, SAMUEL | Head | 56 | New York | — |
| VICTORIA | Wife | 56 | ITALY | — |
| BLEVONCHIK, WILLIAM | Head | 43 | RUSSIA | — |
| STELLA | Wife | 35 | New York | — |
| SOPHIA | Daughter | 18 | New York | — |
| HELENE | Daughter | 12 | New York | — |
| Schlosman, Joseph | Head | 28 | New York | Display Manager |
| Rose | Wife | 29 | New York | — |
| Marlene | Daughter | 7 | New York | — |
| Sondra | Daughter | 5 | New York | — |
| Terry | Son | 9/12 | New York | — |
Source: 1940 US Census, NARA via DPLA mediaMaster · ED 24-2834 sheet 178 (Gemini 2.5 Pro vision OCR)
1950 US Census · 3 residents
| Name | Relation | Age | Born | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Farber, Joseph | Head | 45 | New York | Proprietor |
| Farber, Jean | Wife | 40 | New York | Saleslady |
| Farber, Edith | Daughter | 9 | New York | — |
Source: 1950 US Census, NARA via IIIF · ED 24-1672 sheet 5 (Gemini 2.5 Pro vision OCR, 2026-05-27)
Possible past residents
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