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Wolff Dorothy [Female]
Mentioned by married name (and nickname "Dottie") in mother's obituary of 2003 (see her Notes).
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Milanoski Michael [Male]
On Tuesday, September 9, 2003, MARY MARGARET (nee Southron), WOLFF, beloved wife of Clarence R. Wolff of Centreville, MD, formerly of Baltimore, MD; devoted mother of Dorothy "Dottie" Milanoski of Hopedale, MA and C. Robert Wolff, Jr. of Centreville, MD; dear sister of Dorothy Blanciak of Glen Burnie, MD and Donald Southron of Linthicum, MD; also survived by six grandsons and one great-grandson. Funeral Services will be held at the Fellows, Helfenbein & Newnam Funeral Home, P.A. (Baltimore Sun - Local Section, Reported 2003.09.10)
Mentioned by name in father in law's obituary (see his Notes).
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Tubman Henry [Male] b. ABT 1764 Maryland - d. 11 MAY 1803 St. Mary's Co., MD
Executor of his father's will (see father's Notes).
** Notes from Linda Reno*:
HENRY4 TUBMAN, JR. (HENRY3, RICHARD2, GEORGE1) was born 1763 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died May 11, 1803 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married MARY ELIZABETH SOTHORON Bef. 1791 in St. Mary's Co., MD, daughter of HENRY SOTHORON and MARY BOND. She was born Bef. 1776 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Aft. 1793.
Chr. of SM.
5/18/1803: Departed this life, the 11th inst. (i.e., 5/11/1803), in the 40th year of his age, at his seat in St. Mary's Co., Henry Tubman, Esq. (Georgetown, D.C., Marriages and Death Notices, 1801-1838 by Wesley Pippenger).
2/1807: John Sothoron, one of the admr. of Henry Tubman to sell perishable personal estate. 11/1808: John Sothoron and Henry Sothoron, Admrs. of Henry Tubman (Orphan Ct. Rec., Fenwick).
George Thomas (1791-1856), 1st Lt. War 1812, judge Orphans Ct., St. Mary's Co., m in 1816? Mary, dau. Maj Henry Tubman (g.dau. of Henry Greenfield Sothoron, of "Chaptico Manor”). (Virkus* :856)
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Barber John A. [Male] b. ABT 1837 Washington, DC
1850 Federal Census (1850.06.01, Recorded 1850.12.10) West of 7th St Turnpike, Washington, DC - pg 263A, 60/60
- Cornelius Barber - 46 year old male farmer, born in MD. Property value $5,000.
- Margaret C. " - 38 year old female, born in MD
- John A." - 13 year old male, born in DC
- Rebecca Mead - 50 year old female, born in MD
- Susan B. Sothoron - 17 year old female, born in MD
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Holliday Leonard [Male]
John H. Sothoron married on 22 May 1834, Elizabeth M. Somervell, daughter Margaret Territ Holliday & Thomas Trueman Somervell of Calvert Co., granddaughter of Leonard & _____ (Weems) Holliday. (Mackenzie* 2:692)
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Weems [Female]
John H. Sothoron married on 22 May 1834, Elizabeth M. Somervell, daughter Margaret Territ Holliday & Thomas Trueman Somervell of Calvert Co., granddaughter of Leonard & _____ (Weems) Holliday. (Mackenzie* 2:692)
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Skinner Annie B. [Female] b. DEC 1884 Maryland - d. AFT JUN 1900
See father's Notes for 1900 Federal Census entry.
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Skinner Lawrence Albert [Male] b. 17 JAN 1887 Easton, Talbot Co., MD - d. AFT JUN 1919
See father's Notes for 1900 Federal Census entry.
1910 Federal Census (1910.04.15, Recorded 1910.04.25) 264 Bank St., Ward 2, Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA - ED 28, Sh 16(157)A, Ln 35, 115/116
- Skinner, Lawrence. Boarder, along with several others in the household of T.B. & V.T. Wossham. He is 25 years old, white & single. He & parents born in Maryland. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation Salesman for Roofing Co., drawing wages.
-----, Wallace. Boarder, 18 year old single white male. He & parents born in Maryland. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation Salesman for Roofing Co., drawing wages.
Lawrence Albert Skinner, Jr. of Bland Hotel, Raleigh, N.C. registered for the draft at Ward 4, Div. 1, Raleigh, NC on 5 Jun 1917. He was single, Caucasian, 30 years old, born 17 Jan 1887 at Easton, MD. Occupation Salesman for The Murray Co. of Atlanta, Ga. Described as of medium height, slender build, brown eyes & hair, not bald, no impairments. Form #2242, Card #65. (Ancestry.com* - image of World War I Draft Registration Card) Signature on card:
Lawrence Albert Skinner, white, of RFD 5, Easton, Talbot Co., MD, born 17 Jan 1887 at Easton, MD. "Ind Raleigh N.C. 5/25/18 pvt; corp 8/25/18, 156 Dep Brig; Co K 323 Inf 6/28/18, Hon disch 6/23/19, Overseas 7/31/18 to 6/14/19, St Die Sector; Meuse-Argonne, 81 Div Citation for Gallantry in Action For courageous and meritorious service in action near Haudiomont on November 10, 1918. Under heavy artillery and machine gun fire, Cpl. Skinner fearlessly led a squad of automatic riflemen to the flank of an enemy machine gun nest, forcing its evacuation, thereby making possible the further advance of his company." (Ancestry.com* - Maryland Military Men, 1917-1918)
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Skinner Rachael S. [Female] b. FEB 1889 Maryland - d. AFT JUN 1900
See father's Notes for 1900 Federal Census entry.
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Skinner William Wallace [Male] b. JAN 1893 Maryland - d. AFT APR 1910
See father's Notes for 1900 Federal Census entry, brother Lawrence's Notes for 1910 entry..
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Skinner Clara C. [Female] b. APR 1897 Maryland - d. AFT JUN 1900
See father's Notes for 1900 Federal Census entry.
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Curtis William [Male] b. ABT 1820 New Jersey - d. AFT JUN 1870
1870 Federal Census (1870.06.01, Recorded 1870.06.30) Brick Township, Ocean Co., NJ - Pg 2, Ln 11, 11/11
- Curtis, William. 50 year old white male Farmer, born in New Jersey. Real property valued at $10,000, personal property at $2,500.
-----, Phebe E. 41 year old white female, Keeps House, born in Connecticut.
-----, Edward W. 19 year old white male Waterman, born in New Jersey.
-----, Thomas C. 16 year old white male, At home, born in New Jersey, attended school within the year..
-----, Lloyd W. 14 year old white male, At home, born in New Jersey, attended school within the year.
-----, Harry A. 9 year old white male, At home, born in New Jersey, attended school within the year.
-----, William. 7 year old white male, At home, born in New Jersey, attended school within the year.
-----, Emily H. 3 year old white female, At home, born in New Jersey.
-----, Frank F. 11/12 year old white male, At home, born in New Jersey.
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Phebe E. [Female] b. ABT 1829 Connecticut
See husband William's Notes for 1870 Federal Census entry.
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Curtis Thomas C. [Male] b. ABT 1854 New Jersey
See father's Notes for 1870 Federal Census entry.
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Curtis Edward W. [Male] b. ABT 1851 New Jersey
See father's Notes for 1870 Federal Census entry.
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Curtis Harry A. [Male] b. ABT 1861 New Jersey
See father's Notes for 1870 Federal Census entry.
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Curtis William [Male] b. ABT 1863 New Jersey
See father's Notes for 1870 Federal Census entry.
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Curtis Emily H. [Female] b. ABT 1867 New Jersey
See father's Notes for 1870 Federal Census entry.
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Curtis Frank F. [Male] b. ABT JUL 1869 New Jersey
See father's Notes for 1870 Federal Census entry.
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Curtis Kate Lansdale Sothoron [Female] b. 2 JUL 1940 Maryland - d. 18 JUL 1987 Chaptico, St. Mary's Co., MD
Kate Lansdale Sothoron Curtis was born 2 July 1940, and died 18 July 1987. (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation*)
Kate Lansdale Sothoron Curtis was born 2 July 1940, died 18 July 1987 & is buried at Christ Episcopal Church, St. Mary's Co., MD (Tice* :145)
Re: Sothoron / Compton / Rees
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- So you are cousin to Kate Curtis Holyfield. She and I were in the same grade in school. Her father was Lloyd Curtis and Virginia Henderson Curtis who were the last owners of the "The Plains". Remember it well, shame the Mansion was torn down (RootsWeb.com)
KATE SOTHORON CURTIS, 47, a wildlife artist who painted in pastels and whose work was exhibited at local galleries and shows, died of a brain tumor July 18 at her home in Chaptico, Md. She was a lifelong resident of St. Mary's Co..
- Her paintings, and those of her husband, Ronald I. Holyfield, were featured at a 1983 exhibition at the National Wildlife Federation in Vienna. Miss Curtis also had shown paintings at the Easton Waterfowl Festival and the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition in Charleston, S.C. Her work had been hung at Annapolis Marine Art and at the Medlin Gallery in Leesburg, Va.
- She was a member of Christ Episcopal Church in Chaptico, where she served on the vestry and was a member of the altar guild and parish aid society. Miss Curtis lived her life on a farm. She attended St. Mary's Seminary.
- Her marriage to Mosby Sandidge ended in divorce.
- In addition to her husband, of Chaptico, survivors include two daughters by her first marriage, Kate Sandidge Smith of Winchester, and Mary Elizabeth Sothoron Sandidge of Chaptico; a sister, Cynthia Curtis Tucker of Venice, Fla., and two grandchildren. (Washington Post :B6, Reported 1987.07.20)
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