Marie Daisy (Lambert Suldan, daughter of, Leon and Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert.
Marie Daisy (Lambert) Suldan and husband, William Suldan owned their home at 1111 Chester Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Residence: She lived with her parents at a rental house at 1129 Highland Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Occuation: Telephone Operator
Employed: Bremerton Naval Shipyard
Marie Daisy Lambert siblings are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Elizabeth Hulda Lambert b. 12 Dec 1900
Frederick Martin Lambert b. 15 Nov 1902
Marie Daisy Lambert married James William Suldan on June 1, 1921 in Bremerton, Kitsap Co., Washington. Also resided with her parents at 1907 11th Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Marie Daisy Lambert and James William Suldan children are:
Byron James Suldan b. 26 June 1922
Lorraine M. Suldan b. 20 April 1924
MARIE SULDAN
13 Mar 1898-18 Mar 1989
Marie Daisy Lambert died at Resthaven nursing home in Bremerton, Washington.
Marie Daisy Lambert, the eighth of ten children, was born to Leon and Eugenie Lambert March 13, 1898, at Elwood, Indiana.
Marie's father and two older brothers, Frank 21, and Paul Edward 15, left Indiana for Seattle in 1907. They worked on a farm at Mercer Island for a short time. Frank was the first to find work at the Bremerton Naval Shipyard with Leon and Paul Edward following shortly thereafter.
As soon as their Catholic school was out Eugene followed with Ernest 13, Irene 11, Marie 9, Betty (Elizabeth) 7, and Fred 5. They stopped in Chicago to visit Eugenie's half-sister, Catherine, and picked up Irene who was staying with her. "Irene was always gaddin around someplace" according to Marie. They were a week on the train and during this time their hair and fleece lined long underwear became infested with lice. This called for drastic measures so Eugenie got out the kerosene and went to work. Leo was in Kansas at the time but followed later.
After arriving in Seattle they had to take the ferry to Bremerton. Some of Eugenie's brood, especially Marie, who was always afraid of everything, were reluctant to board the ferry so she bribed them with peanuts and popcorn. As soon as they landed at the Second Street dock in Bremerton they went into the Navy Yard which was wide open in those days and waited at Dry dock 1 for Leon to get off work. The kids were all fascinated with the water and the fish swimming around. When Leon got off work at about 4:30, he marched them up Pacific Avenue on the board walk to 1129 Highland Avenue, their first rented home which was the main part of town at the time and was across the street from the mayor's house.
They bought their second home at 1907-11th Street and also bought the third at 1134 Elizabeth where Marie was living at the time she met her husband, Bill Suldan.
Marie attended Smith School in Bremerton.
She loved helping her brother Frank, who had a confection-ery store on Washington Avenue. Later she worked as a telephone operator and took the first long distance call from New York about the receipt of a check that had been sent to the Port Orchard Bank.
Marie and her brother, Frank, who worked in the Navy Yard with Bill went to the Yacht Club dance. Bill asked her for a dance. They made a date to meet at a dance to be held at Craven Center the following week. Bill walked Marie and her sister, Betty, home from that dance, and within a year saved her from becoming an old maid, according to him. They were married June 1, 1921, at Bremerton, Washington, by Father Camerman with Irene Lambert and Rita Suldan, Bill's sister, as witnesses.
After Bill's death in 1970, Marie lived by herself and maintained the family home at 1111 Chester Avenue until she was eighty-four. She fell down the basement steps December 14, 1982, and shortly thereafter went to live with her daughter, Lorraine, on a trial basis. In August of 1983 she divided her belongings, closed out her house and moved in with Carl and Lorraine until December 06, 1988, at that time she moved in with her son Byron. After a short illness she died at Resthaven Nursing Home in Bremerton at the age of ninety-two, and was buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Source 1: 1920 United States Federal Census Record
About Marie D. Suldan
Name: Marie D. Lambert
Age: 21 years
Estimated Birth: abt 1899
year
Birthplace: Indiana
Race: White
Home in 1920: Bremerton Ward 6, Kitsap, Washington
Sex: Female
Marital status: Single
Relation to Head: Daughter
Of House:
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Mother's of Birth: France
Place
Father's Birth: France
Place
Image: 873
Family Information contributed by family member:
Yvette E. (Byrum) Aune
Family Photos contributed by family members:
Michele R. (Byrum) Ball and Ruth (Goehrs) Jackson
Marie Daisy (Lambert) Suldan and husband, William Suldan owned their home at 1111 Chester Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Residence: She lived with her parents at a rental house at 1129 Highland Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Occuation: Telephone Operator
Employed: Bremerton Naval Shipyard
Marie Daisy Lambert siblings are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Elizabeth Hulda Lambert b. 12 Dec 1900
Frederick Martin Lambert b. 15 Nov 1902
Marie Daisy Lambert married James William Suldan on June 1, 1921 in Bremerton, Kitsap Co., Washington. Also resided with her parents at 1907 11th Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Marie Daisy Lambert and James William Suldan children are:
Byron James Suldan b. 26 June 1922
Lorraine M. Suldan b. 20 April 1924
MARIE SULDAN
13 Mar 1898-18 Mar 1989
Marie Daisy Lambert died at Resthaven nursing home in Bremerton, Washington.
Marie Daisy Lambert, the eighth of ten children, was born to Leon and Eugenie Lambert March 13, 1898, at Elwood, Indiana.
Marie's father and two older brothers, Frank 21, and Paul Edward 15, left Indiana for Seattle in 1907. They worked on a farm at Mercer Island for a short time. Frank was the first to find work at the Bremerton Naval Shipyard with Leon and Paul Edward following shortly thereafter.
As soon as their Catholic school was out Eugene followed with Ernest 13, Irene 11, Marie 9, Betty (Elizabeth) 7, and Fred 5. They stopped in Chicago to visit Eugenie's half-sister, Catherine, and picked up Irene who was staying with her. "Irene was always gaddin around someplace" according to Marie. They were a week on the train and during this time their hair and fleece lined long underwear became infested with lice. This called for drastic measures so Eugenie got out the kerosene and went to work. Leo was in Kansas at the time but followed later.
After arriving in Seattle they had to take the ferry to Bremerton. Some of Eugenie's brood, especially Marie, who was always afraid of everything, were reluctant to board the ferry so she bribed them with peanuts and popcorn. As soon as they landed at the Second Street dock in Bremerton they went into the Navy Yard which was wide open in those days and waited at Dry dock 1 for Leon to get off work. The kids were all fascinated with the water and the fish swimming around. When Leon got off work at about 4:30, he marched them up Pacific Avenue on the board walk to 1129 Highland Avenue, their first rented home which was the main part of town at the time and was across the street from the mayor's house.
They bought their second home at 1907-11th Street and also bought the third at 1134 Elizabeth where Marie was living at the time she met her husband, Bill Suldan.
Marie attended Smith School in Bremerton.
She loved helping her brother Frank, who had a confection-ery store on Washington Avenue. Later she worked as a telephone operator and took the first long distance call from New York about the receipt of a check that had been sent to the Port Orchard Bank.
Marie and her brother, Frank, who worked in the Navy Yard with Bill went to the Yacht Club dance. Bill asked her for a dance. They made a date to meet at a dance to be held at Craven Center the following week. Bill walked Marie and her sister, Betty, home from that dance, and within a year saved her from becoming an old maid, according to him. They were married June 1, 1921, at Bremerton, Washington, by Father Camerman with Irene Lambert and Rita Suldan, Bill's sister, as witnesses.
After Bill's death in 1970, Marie lived by herself and maintained the family home at 1111 Chester Avenue until she was eighty-four. She fell down the basement steps December 14, 1982, and shortly thereafter went to live with her daughter, Lorraine, on a trial basis. In August of 1983 she divided her belongings, closed out her house and moved in with Carl and Lorraine until December 06, 1988, at that time she moved in with her son Byron. After a short illness she died at Resthaven Nursing Home in Bremerton at the age of ninety-two, and was buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Source 1: 1920 United States Federal Census Record
About Marie D. Suldan
Name: Marie D. Lambert
Age: 21 years
Estimated Birth: abt 1899
year
Birthplace: Indiana
Race: White
Home in 1920: Bremerton Ward 6, Kitsap, Washington
Sex: Female
Marital status: Single
Relation to Head: Daughter
Of House:
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Mother's of Birth: France
Place
Father's Birth: France
Place
Image: 873
Family Information contributed by family member:
Yvette E. (Byrum) Aune
Family Photos contributed by family members:
Michele R. (Byrum) Ball and Ruth (Goehrs) Jackson
Marie Daisy (Lambert Suldan, daughter of, Leon and Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert.
Marie Daisy (Lambert) Suldan and husband, William Suldan owned their home at 1111 Chester Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Residence: She lived with her parents at a rental house at 1129 Highland Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Occuation: Telephone Operator
Employed: Bremerton Naval Shipyard
Marie Daisy Lambert siblings are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Elizabeth Hulda Lambert b. 12 Dec 1900
Frederick Martin Lambert b. 15 Nov 1902
Marie Daisy Lambert married James William Suldan on June 1, 1921 in Bremerton, Kitsap Co., Washington. Also resided with her parents at 1907 11th Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Marie Daisy Lambert and James William Suldan children are:
Byron James Suldan b. 26 June 1922
Lorraine M. Suldan b. 20 April 1924
MARIE SULDAN
13 Mar 1898-18 Mar 1989
Marie Daisy Lambert died at Resthaven nursing home in Bremerton, Washington.
Marie Daisy Lambert, the eighth of ten children, was born to Leon and Eugenie Lambert March 13, 1898, at Elwood, Indiana.
Marie's father and two older brothers, Frank 21, and Paul Edward 15, left Indiana for Seattle in 1907. They worked on a farm at Mercer Island for a short time. Frank was the first to find work at the Bremerton Naval Shipyard with Leon and Paul Edward following shortly thereafter.
As soon as their Catholic school was out Eugene followed with Ernest 13, Irene 11, Marie 9, Betty (Elizabeth) 7, and Fred 5. They stopped in Chicago to visit Eugenie's half-sister, Catherine, and picked up Irene who was staying with her. "Irene was always gaddin around someplace" according to Marie. They were a week on the train and during this time their hair and fleece lined long underwear became infested with lice. This called for drastic measures so Eugenie got out the kerosene and went to work. Leo was in Kansas at the time but followed later.
After arriving in Seattle they had to take the ferry to Bremerton. Some of Eugenie's brood, especially Marie, who was always afraid of everything, were reluctant to board the ferry so she bribed them with peanuts and popcorn. As soon as they landed at the Second Street dock in Bremerton they went into the Navy Yard which was wide open in those days and waited at Dry dock 1 for Leon to get off work. The kids were all fascinated with the water and the fish swimming around. When Leon got off work at about 4:30, he marched them up Pacific Avenue on the board walk to 1129 Highland Avenue, their first rented home which was the main part of town at the time and was across the street from the mayor's house.
They bought their second home at 1907-11th Street and also bought the third at 1134 Elizabeth where Marie was living at the time she met her husband, Bill Suldan.
Marie attended Smith School in Bremerton.
She loved helping her brother Frank, who had a confection-ery store on Washington Avenue. Later she worked as a telephone operator and took the first long distance call from New York about the receipt of a check that had been sent to the Port Orchard Bank.
Marie and her brother, Frank, who worked in the Navy Yard with Bill went to the Yacht Club dance. Bill asked her for a dance. They made a date to meet at a dance to be held at Craven Center the following week. Bill walked Marie and her sister, Betty, home from that dance, and within a year saved her from becoming an old maid, according to him. They were married June 1, 1921, at Bremerton, Washington, by Father Camerman with Irene Lambert and Rita Suldan, Bill's sister, as witnesses.
After Bill's death in 1970, Marie lived by herself and maintained the family home at 1111 Chester Avenue until she was eighty-four. She fell down the basement steps December 14, 1982, and shortly thereafter went to live with her daughter, Lorraine, on a trial basis. In August of 1983 she divided her belongings, closed out her house and moved in with Carl and Lorraine until December 06, 1988, at that time she moved in with her son Byron. After a short illness she died at Resthaven Nursing Home in Bremerton at the age of ninety-two, and was buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Source 1: 1920 United States Federal Census Record
About Marie D. Suldan
Name: Marie D. Lambert
Age: 21 years
Estimated Birth: abt 1899
year
Birthplace: Indiana
Race: White
Home in 1920: Bremerton Ward 6, Kitsap, Washington
Sex: Female
Marital status: Single
Relation to Head: Daughter
Of House:
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Mother's of Birth: France
Place
Father's Birth: France
Place
Image: 873
Family Information contributed by family member:
Yvette E. (Byrum) Aune
Family Photos contributed by family members:
Michele R. (Byrum) Ball and Ruth (Goehrs) Jackson
Marie Daisy (Lambert) Suldan and husband, William Suldan owned their home at 1111 Chester Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Residence: She lived with her parents at a rental house at 1129 Highland Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Occuation: Telephone Operator
Employed: Bremerton Naval Shipyard
Marie Daisy Lambert siblings are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Elizabeth Hulda Lambert b. 12 Dec 1900
Frederick Martin Lambert b. 15 Nov 1902
Marie Daisy Lambert married James William Suldan on June 1, 1921 in Bremerton, Kitsap Co., Washington. Also resided with her parents at 1907 11th Ave. Bremerton, Washington.
Marie Daisy Lambert and James William Suldan children are:
Byron James Suldan b. 26 June 1922
Lorraine M. Suldan b. 20 April 1924
MARIE SULDAN
13 Mar 1898-18 Mar 1989
Marie Daisy Lambert died at Resthaven nursing home in Bremerton, Washington.
Marie Daisy Lambert, the eighth of ten children, was born to Leon and Eugenie Lambert March 13, 1898, at Elwood, Indiana.
Marie's father and two older brothers, Frank 21, and Paul Edward 15, left Indiana for Seattle in 1907. They worked on a farm at Mercer Island for a short time. Frank was the first to find work at the Bremerton Naval Shipyard with Leon and Paul Edward following shortly thereafter.
As soon as their Catholic school was out Eugene followed with Ernest 13, Irene 11, Marie 9, Betty (Elizabeth) 7, and Fred 5. They stopped in Chicago to visit Eugenie's half-sister, Catherine, and picked up Irene who was staying with her. "Irene was always gaddin around someplace" according to Marie. They were a week on the train and during this time their hair and fleece lined long underwear became infested with lice. This called for drastic measures so Eugenie got out the kerosene and went to work. Leo was in Kansas at the time but followed later.
After arriving in Seattle they had to take the ferry to Bremerton. Some of Eugenie's brood, especially Marie, who was always afraid of everything, were reluctant to board the ferry so she bribed them with peanuts and popcorn. As soon as they landed at the Second Street dock in Bremerton they went into the Navy Yard which was wide open in those days and waited at Dry dock 1 for Leon to get off work. The kids were all fascinated with the water and the fish swimming around. When Leon got off work at about 4:30, he marched them up Pacific Avenue on the board walk to 1129 Highland Avenue, their first rented home which was the main part of town at the time and was across the street from the mayor's house.
They bought their second home at 1907-11th Street and also bought the third at 1134 Elizabeth where Marie was living at the time she met her husband, Bill Suldan.
Marie attended Smith School in Bremerton.
She loved helping her brother Frank, who had a confection-ery store on Washington Avenue. Later she worked as a telephone operator and took the first long distance call from New York about the receipt of a check that had been sent to the Port Orchard Bank.
Marie and her brother, Frank, who worked in the Navy Yard with Bill went to the Yacht Club dance. Bill asked her for a dance. They made a date to meet at a dance to be held at Craven Center the following week. Bill walked Marie and her sister, Betty, home from that dance, and within a year saved her from becoming an old maid, according to him. They were married June 1, 1921, at Bremerton, Washington, by Father Camerman with Irene Lambert and Rita Suldan, Bill's sister, as witnesses.
After Bill's death in 1970, Marie lived by herself and maintained the family home at 1111 Chester Avenue until she was eighty-four. She fell down the basement steps December 14, 1982, and shortly thereafter went to live with her daughter, Lorraine, on a trial basis. In August of 1983 she divided her belongings, closed out her house and moved in with Carl and Lorraine until December 06, 1988, at that time she moved in with her son Byron. After a short illness she died at Resthaven Nursing Home in Bremerton at the age of ninety-two, and was buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Source 1: 1920 United States Federal Census Record
About Marie D. Suldan
Name: Marie D. Lambert
Age: 21 years
Estimated Birth: abt 1899
year
Birthplace: Indiana
Race: White
Home in 1920: Bremerton Ward 6, Kitsap, Washington
Sex: Female
Marital status: Single
Relation to Head: Daughter
Of House:
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Mother's of Birth: France
Place
Father's Birth: France
Place
Image: 873
Family Information contributed by family member:
Yvette E. (Byrum) Aune
Family Photos contributed by family members:
Michele R. (Byrum) Ball and Ruth (Goehrs) Jackson
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