Sothoron & Related Families - 386 (Notes Pages)

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Carleton [Male]

The Plains graveyard has a plaque bearing his wife's full married name.

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1900 Federal Census (1900.06.01, Recorded 1900.06.15) 1020 26th Street, Washington, DC - ED 35, Sh 2(49)A, Ln 11, 22/22
- Braderlamp, Wm. H. Head, 51 year old white male, born Aug 1848, married 26 years. Born in DC, parents in Germany. Occupation Watchman. Can read & write, speaks English. Owns his non-farm home free of mortgage.
-----, Lizzie. Wife, 48 year old white female, born Dec 1852, married 26 years. Had 2 children, 1 living. She & parents born in Ireland. Immigrated in 1865, in the USA 35 years. Can read & write, speaks English.
- Scott, Mamie S. Daughter, 24 year old white female, born May 1876, married 2 years. Had 1 child, still living. She & father born in DC, mother in Ireland. Can read & write, speaks English.
-----, Henry C. Son in law, 26 year old white male, born Aug 1873, married 2 years. He & parents born in DC. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation Telegraph Oper.
-----, Marion. Gd. daughter, 1 year old white female, born Nov 1898. She & parents born in DC.

1910 Federal Census (1910.04.15, Recorded 1915.04) 1020 26th Street, Pct. 3, Washington, DC - ED 35, Sh 14(32)A, Ln 1, 101/105
- Brudekamp, W.H.J. Head, 57 year old widowed white male, married 29 years, has one living child. Born in DC, parents in Germany. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation Own Income. Owns his non-farm home free of mortgage.
- Scott, Mamie A. Daughter, 31 year old widowed white female, married 10 years. Had one child, still living. She & father born in DC, mother in Ireland. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation Clerk at U.S. Treasury, drawing wages.
-----, Marion. Granddaughter, 11 yeear old white female. She & parents born in DC. Can read & write, speaks English, attended school since Sept.

1920 Federal Census (1920.01.01, Recorded 1920.01.09) 1020 26th Street NW, Washington, DC - ED 43, Sh 7B, Ln 55, 126/137
- Bradekamp, William H.J. Head, 66 year old widowed white male. Can read & write, speaks English. Born in DC, parents in Germany. Occupation None.
- Scott, Mamie A. Daughter, 40 year old widowed white female. Can read & write, speaks English. She & father born in DC, mother in Ireland. Occupation Clerk at Treasury Dept., drawing wages.
-----, Marion A. Grand Daughter, 21 year old single white female. Can read & write, speaks English. She & parents born in DC. Occupation Clerk at "War Risk."
- Bradekamp, Elizabeth. Cousin, 54 year old single white female. Can read & write, speaks English. Born in DC, parents in Germany.

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Husband was a widower at the 1910 Census (see his Notes).

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See maternal grandfather's Notes for 1900 through 1920 Federal Census entries.

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Was an usher at his brother William's wedding (see Notes of William's wife).

DULIN, EDWARD MILTON. On Tuesday, January 3, 1961, EDWARD MILTON DULIN of 209 Upnor rd., Baltimore, Md., beloved husband of Mabel Stevens Dulin, and brother of William C. Dulin and Mrs. James Haynes, Jr., Washington, D.C. Services at Henry W. Jenkins Sons & Co., 4905 York rd., Baltimore, on Thursday, January 5, at 2 p.m. Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. (The Washingotn Post :B3, Published 5 Jan 1961)

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Named (as Mrs. James Haynes, Jr.) as a survivor in brother Edward's obituary of 1961 (see his Notes).

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Served as brother Williams' Best Man at his 1940 wedding. (see Notes of William's wife).

Not mentioned as a survivor in brother Edward's obituary of 1961 (see his Notes).

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See wife's Notes for wedding notice.

William C. Dulin, White citizen of USA, born in DC in 1915, enlisted 19 Mar 1943 in Baltimore, MD as a Private, for the duration plus 6 months, from civil life. Had post-graduate education, was married. (Ancestry.com* - U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946)

Named in brother Edward's obituary of 1961 (see his Notes).

William C. Dulin, SSN 293-09-4229
Born 15 Mar 1915
Issued OH (before 1951)
Last Residence 20815, Chevy Chase, Montgomery Co., MD
Died Aug 1995
(SSDI*)

WILLIAM CARTER DULIN DIES
Johns Hopkins Professor
- William Carter Dulin, 80, an economics teacher and businessman who retired from the faculty of Johns Hopkins University in 1988, died of congestive heart failure and complications of prostate cancer Aug. 7 at Sibley Memorial Hospital.
- Dr. Dulin also was a musician who had served as summer substitute organist and choirmaster at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Washington and All Saints Episcopal Church in Chevy Chase. During 40 Christmas seasons, he led the "Grove Street Carolers" in holiday serenades in his Chevy Chase neighborhood, and he conducted semimonthly sing-alongs at the Lisner-Louise Home in Washington.
- A fourth generation Washingtonian, he graduated from McKinley Tech High School and Western Reserve University. He received a master's degree in business administration from Harvard University and a doctorate in business administration from American University.
- During World War II, he worked with the War Production Board, then served in the Army Air Forces. From 1946 to 1954, he was special assistant to the assistant secretary of defense for supply and logistics.
- After leaving the Pentagon, Dr. Dulin taught macroeconomics, microeconomics and business policy at American University, and he was an assistant dean at Southeastern University. During that period, he also was special assistant to the vice president for management at Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co. in Washington.
- In 1966, he joined the faculty at Johns Hopkins and remained there until retiring. He also served as consultant to the Hoover Commission and as assistant to the public printer of the United States.
- In the late 1980s, Dr. Dulin spent three years researching and restoring the Old Family Cemetery near Charlotte Hall in St. Mary's County, locating the burial sites of two Revolutionary War officers.
- He had served on the board of the Planned Giving Committee and the Friends of Music at Washington National Cathedral. In 1994, he and his wife were featured on the cover of Cathedral Age, the cathedral's quarterly magazine.
- He was a past president of the D.C. Amateur Athletic Union and a member of the International AAU weightlifting committee, Sons of Confederate Veterans and Kenwood Country Club.
- Survivors include his wife of 55 years, Maurine Stuart Dulin of Chevy Chase; three children, Jacquelyn Dulin Wilson of Laguna Niguel, Calif., Patricia F. Dulin of Washington and Dr. Stuart M. Dulin of Rockville; and four grandchildren. (The Washington Post, Metro Section, Published 10 Aug 1995)

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Phyllis Stuart, W. C. Dulin Are Married
Ceremony Performed Last Evening At St. Paul's
- CHRYSANTHEMUMS in autumn shades were massed in St. Paul's Episcopal Church last night for the wedding of Miss Phyllis Maurine Stuart and William Carter Dulin. The bride is the daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Frank Meagher Stuart and Mr. Dulin is the son of Mrs. Blanche S. Dulin and the late Edward M. Dulin.
- The Rev. Franklin J. Bonahan officiated at the ceremony, which was followed by a reception at the Stuart home. The bride wore imported Chantilly lace, egg-shell in shade, over slipper satin. Her full-length veil of illusion fell from a coronet of seed pearls and sequins and she carried a shower of gardenias and valley lilies with a center of white orchids.
- MRS. J. WOODROW THOMAS was matron of honor, dressed in faille in a dawn-pink shade with a Juliet cap edged with a maline ruffle. She carried dahlias in a deeper shade of pink.
- The bridesmaids were the Misses Frances Eels, Mildred Heinsmann and Jean Warren, of Washington, and Evelyn Robinson, of Baltimore. They were dressed in mist blue and Juliet caps and carried bronze dahlias.
- John D. Dulin was best man for his brother and the ushers were another brother, E. Milton Dulin, of Baltimore, and James C. Haynes, Adrian Smith and A. William Tate, all of Washington.
- The bride's mother wore a frock of currant red silk crepe with an ostrich trimmed toque and a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Dulin senior also wore orchids with her royal blue lace gown.
- AFTER A honeymoon at a Southern seside resort the couple will live at 4500 Chase avenue, Bethesda, where they will be at home after November 15. As her going away costume the bride chose a moss green costume suit trimmed in leopard with black accessories.
- The bride, who is a great-grandniece of Gen. J.E.B. Stuart, was graduated from the College of William and Mary and belongs to Pi Beta Phi. Her husband is an alumnus of Western Reserve University and received his master's degree from Harvard. He belongs to Phi Kappa Phi fraternity and is a descendant of Francis Scott Key and Jefferson Davis. (The Washington Post :S7, Published 6 Oct 1940)

Named in husband's obituary (see his Notes)

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Named in father's obituary (see his Notes).

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Named in father's obituary (see his Notes).

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Named in husband's obituary (see his Notes).

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Named on son Earl's Draft Registration Card (see his Notes).

1930 Federal Census (1930.04.01, Recorded 1930.04.21) 5104 Sherrier Place, Pct 7, Washington, DC - ED 182, Sh 5(25)A, Ln 29, 41/41
- Dyer, Ada C. Head, 50 year old widowed white female, owns her non-farm home valued at $7500. Can read & write, speaks English. She & parents born in DC. Occupation None.
-----, Edna M. Daughter, 27 year old single white female. Can read & write, speaks English. She & parents born in DC. Occupation Stenographer for Chamber of Commerce, drawing wages.
-----, Robert R(?). Son, 22 year old single white male. Can read & write, speaks English. He & parents born in DC. Occupation Plumber at Department Store, drawing wages.
-----, George T. Son, 21 year old single white male. Can read & write, speaks English. He & parents born in DC. Occupation Painter for Contractor, drawing wages.
-----, Sydney E. Son, 18 year old single white male. Can read & write, speaks English, attended school since Sept. He & parents born in DC. Occupation Handy man at Light Factory, drawing wages.
-----, Lloyd F. Son, 15 year old white male. Can read & write, speaks English, attended school since Sept. He & parents born in DC. Occupation None.
-----, Leroy S.(?). Son, 14 year old white male. Can read & write, speaks English, attended school since Sept. He & parents born in DC. Occupation None.
-----, Mildred. Daughter, 12 year old white female. Can read & write, speaks English, attended school since Sept. She & parents born in DC. Occupation None.
-----, Gordon. Son, 8 year old white male. Speaks English, attended school since Sept. He & parents born in DC. Occupation None.

Ada Dyer, SSN 578-14-3231
Born 22 Jun 1879
Issued DC (before 1951)
Last Residence, 21109, Millersville, Anne Arundel Co., MD
Died Mar 1969
(SSDI*)

DEATHS: DYER, ADA C.
- On Thursday, March 6, 1969, at Villa Rest Home. Beloved mother of Earl A. Dyer, Edna M. Exner, Lloyd Francis Dyer, Mildred C. Knight and Gordon Francis Dyer. Sister of Ann Taylor and Eliza ___ Carroll. There are ten grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren.
- Friends may call at the Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll St. N.W. (Parking opposite) aftr 3:00 p.m. Saturday. Requiem mass will be offered at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church on Monday, March 10 at 10 a.m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery on Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Family will receive friends 3-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. (The Washington Post :C6, Published 7 March 1969)

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1930 Federal Census (1930.04.01, Recorded 1930.04.06) 3844 Bucher St., Pct 3, Washington, DC - ED 184, Sh 24A, Ln 65, 66/67
- Dyer, Earl A. Head, 29 year old married white male first married at 24. Owns his non-farm home valued at $4,450. Can read & write, speaks English. He & mother born in DC, father in Maryland. Occupation Linotype Operator for U.S. Govt., drawing wages. Not a war veteran.
-----, Bertha C. Wife, 24 year old married white female, first married at 19. Can read & write, speaks English. Born in DC, father in Germany, mother in Virginia. Occupation None.
-----, Barbara C. Daughter, 4 8/12 year old white female. She & parents born in DC.

Earl Aloysious Dyer of Conduit Rd & Dana Pl., Washington, DC registered for the draft at Local Board 7, DC on 12 Sept 1918. He was 18 years old, Caucasian, born 9 Aug 1900 in USA. Occupation was Machinist for Gibson Bros. at 1312 Eye st. NW, Wash. D.C. Nearest relative was Ada C. Dyer of same address. Described as of medium height & build, hazel eyes, brown hair, no impairments. Serial No. 1810, Order No. a1493. (Ancestry.com* - image of World War I Draft Registration Card) Signature on card:

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Named in mother's obituary as Edna M. Exner (see her Notes).

Edna Exner, SSN 213-74-7789
Born 17 Mar 1903
Issued MD (1973)
Last Residence 20902, Silver Spring, Montgomery Co., MD
Died Feb 1977
(SSDI*)

DEATHS: EXNER, EDNA M.
- On Sunday, February 20, 1977, at her residence, EDNA M. EXNER, beloved wife of William H. Exner; mother of William J., Donald E. Exner, and Patricia A. Waak; also survived by three brothers and one sister; grandmother of Stephen, Sandra, Terry, Brian and Darren Waak. Friends may call at the DEVOL FUNERAL HOME, 2222 Wisconsin ave. nw., from 5 to 9 p.m., Tuesday (parking opposite at Georgetown Building). Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at Saint John the Evangelist Church, 10103 Georgia ave. on Wednesday, February 23, at 10 a.m. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Prayers at Funeral Home on Tuesday at 7 p.m. (The Washington Post :C6, Published 22 Feb 1977)

Named in husband's obituary (see his Notes).

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