Wednesday July 19th at 1:30 pm at his residence 1519 35th St.
Funeral Services Saturday July 22nd at 9am at Holy Trinity Church Interment private.
[his brother Robert S. was deaf after suffering scarlet fever at aged 12, and died in 1909 [in a home for incurables as it was called then]
Additionally in Robert's obituary notes that Samuel & Robert's father was a prominent contractor in the early building of Washington D.C. & Robert was ''one of the best handlers of brick in the city'', and that his funeral was at Samuel's home at 1408 35th St.
Private member lists his middle name as Hutchins.
Brother to Robert S '33 - '09 buried here.
Funeral Services Saturday July 22nd at 9am at Holy Trinity Church Interment private.
[his brother Robert S. was deaf after suffering scarlet fever at aged 12, and died in 1909 [in a home for incurables as it was called then]
Additionally in Robert's obituary notes that Samuel & Robert's father was a prominent contractor in the early building of Washington D.C. & Robert was ''one of the best handlers of brick in the city'', and that his funeral was at Samuel's home at 1408 35th St.
Private member lists his middle name as Hutchins.
Brother to Robert S '33 - '09 buried here.
Wednesday July 19th at 1:30 pm at his residence 1519 35th St.
Funeral Services Saturday July 22nd at 9am at Holy Trinity Church Interment private.
[his brother Robert S. was deaf after suffering scarlet fever at aged 12, and died in 1909 [in a home for incurables as it was called then]
Additionally in Robert's obituary notes that Samuel & Robert's father was a prominent contractor in the early building of Washington D.C. & Robert was ''one of the best handlers of brick in the city'', and that his funeral was at Samuel's home at 1408 35th St.
Private member lists his middle name as Hutchins.
Brother to Robert S '33 - '09 buried here.
Funeral Services Saturday July 22nd at 9am at Holy Trinity Church Interment private.
[his brother Robert S. was deaf after suffering scarlet fever at aged 12, and died in 1909 [in a home for incurables as it was called then]
Additionally in Robert's obituary notes that Samuel & Robert's father was a prominent contractor in the early building of Washington D.C. & Robert was ''one of the best handlers of brick in the city'', and that his funeral was at Samuel's home at 1408 35th St.
Private member lists his middle name as Hutchins.
Brother to Robert S '33 - '09 buried here.
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