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HENRY "HARRY" GREEN was born around 1858. Harry Green was appointed to the Camden Fire Department on April 21, 1905. Harry Green began work with Ladder Company 1 on July 1, 1905 along with Edward Finley. The two men worked side by side for the next nine years, when Finley passed away.. Despite his advanced age, Harry Green was still working as a firefighter as late as 1931, as there was no mandatory retirement age at the time. He finally retired in the early 1930s. Fire Department records from 1931 sho him living at 434 Pine Street. Harry Green was still living in Camden as late as 1939. By the time the 1943 Camden City Directory was compiled he had passed. |
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