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Frank DULAR and Frances MUSTAR- 1910-1930 Census transcriptions

JanetK1 — 2013-05-03 23:52:10Z

1910 Census
Ohio, Cuyahoga Co., Cleveland Ward 11, Roll 1169, ED 182, Sht 15A-15B, Line 48-55, enum. date April 26, 1910, at 4209 St. Clair Ave.

DULA [DULAR], Frank, head, age 36, Married "M1", yrs. married= 10, born Aust- Slovenian, both parents Aust- Slovenian, imm. 1900, natualization papers filed, able to speak English, occ. Laborer- Factory, worker, not out of work on April 15?, 1910, number of weeks out of work in 1909= 0, able to read and write, renting a house.
DULA, Francis, wife, age 34, M1, married 10 yrs., 6 of 6 children born to her are living, born Aust- Slovenian, both parents Aust- Slovenian, imm. 1901? [hard to read], Speaks English, no occ., not able to read and write.
DULA, Francis, daughter, age 8, born Ohio, both parents Aust- Slovenian, no occ., attended school
DULA, Joe [Joseph], son, age 7, born Ohio, both parents Aust- Slovenian, no occ., attended school
DULA, Frank Jr., son, age 6, born Ohio, both parents Aust- Slovenian, no occ., did not attend school
DULA, Mary, dau., age 5, born Ohio, both parents Aust- Slovenian, no occ., did not attend school
DULA, John, son, age 3, born Ohio, both parents Aust- Slovenian, no occ.
DULA, Louis [Aloys], son, age 1, born Ohio, both parents Aust- Slovenian, no occ.

1920 Census
Ohio, Cuyahoga Co., Cleveland Ward 23, Roll 1372, ED 443, Sht 2A, Lines15-25, enumerated January 2-3, 1920, at 1019 E. 66th Pl.

DULAR, Francis, head, age 41, widow, renting, imm. 1900, naturalized 1912, can read and write, born Slovania, mother tongue Slovene, parents born Slovania, can not speak English, no occ.
DULAR, Joe, son, age 17, born OH, occ. Picker- industry is blank
DULAR, Frank, son, age 16, born OH, occ. Messenger- [Farm Bishop Bachock???]
DULAR, John, son, age 12, born OH, attending school
DULAR, Louis, son, age 11, born OH, attending school
DULAR, Francis, dau, age 18, born OH, occ. Timekeeper- [Farm Bishop Bachock???]
DULAR, Mary, dau, age 14, born OH, attending school
DULAR, Rose, dau, age 10, born OH, attending school
DULAR, Angela, dau, age 8, born OH, attending school
DULAR, Sophie [Sophia], dau, age 5, born OH, not attending school
DULAR, Dorothy, dau, age 3-1/12, born OH

1930 Census
Ohio, Cuyahoga Co., Cleveland Ward 23, ED 422, Sht 2B, Lines 59-65, enum. Apr 4, 1930, at 6213 Glass Ave.- next door to Frank Okicki Sr. family

DULAR, Frances, head, age 52, widow, age at 1st marriage 23, renting-$30/mo., no radio set, born Yugoslavia, both parents born Yugoslavia, lang. Slovenian, imm. 1905 [incorrect info], naturalized, able to speak English, no occ.
DULAR, Frank, son, age 26, single, occ. Press hand in auto factory
DULAR, Louis, son, age 22, single, occ. Finisher in hardware factory
DULAR, Rose, dau, age 20, single, occ. Baster hand? in clothing factory
DULAR, Angela, dau, age 17, occ. Hand? worker in hat factory
DULAR, Dorothy, dau, age 13, attending school
DULAR, Sophie, dau, age 15, attending school

Frank DULAR and Frances MUSTAR - update

JanetK1 — 2013-05-03 23:51:23Z

An update:

Frank DULAR, son of Martin DULAR and Mary GRDOVIC, was born Mar-29-1873 in Sveti Kriz, Austria (Source: Petition for Naturalization.), and died Feb-25-1919 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH (Source: Death certificate.). He married Franciska MUSTAR Jan-8-1901 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH (Source: Marriage Application.), daughter of Anton MUSTAR and Franciska PERKO. She was born Oct-12-1876 in Zagrac [possibly Zagradec], Slovenia (Source: (1) Family Tree Maker, World Family Tree Volume 5, Tree 3484, submitted by Clancy Strader, (2) Baptismal certificate., (3) Petition for Naturalization of Frank Dular Sr..), and died Nov-22-1947 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH (Source: Death certificate.)

Re: Frances DULAR and Anton SUKOVIC

dawsondular — 2011-08-01 11:11:49Z

my name is dawson dular and my family is from slovenia including the ones that you are referring to in your post. some of them are my great grandparents.

Re: Any Dular researchers or Cleveland Dulars

iosbk — 2009-06-24 04:03:15Z

I do not know much but we have a few Dulars in the Cleveland, Ohio area including myself. I hold a world record in Sport Stacking http://www.worldsportstackingassociation.org/results/World%2... if you want to check that out. I was just looking around seeing what I could find and saw your thread. Nicole Dular, Craig Dular(my siblings), and Karen Dular[maiden Keckler](my mother) are my immitate family with the last name Dular. My mother's parents are Vivian Keckler[maiden Kouba] and David Keckler. I do not know much on my mother's former husband, Roger Dular, and his family as I see them very little. I hope this will help you.

~Chris Dular

Re: Any Dular researchers or Cleveland Dulars

rajpaldular — 2008-03-01 09:48:26Z

my dear freind janet,

your research is completed, i know one dular family living in ohio state, they came to the u.s. around 1900 from slovenia (austria). Mr. Jeremy Dular is main member, his wife Bethany dular his a son tyler & a daughter cody. i am giving u his email address u can contact them email address is "stgdular@hotmail.com." , please give me some gift or compliment. okay
i am also a dular from India.
best regards.
take care

Your best brother

Rajpal Dular

Re: Any Dular researchers or Cleveland Dulars

2005-03-16 20:35:21Z

Hello,

In regard to your post on people researching Dulars, I'm researching my gg-gradfather, Joseph Duller, b. 28 JAN 1872 in Slovenia and immigrated to the United States around 1887. Jospeh married Emma Gruenwald in Illinois around 1900. My great uncle, Joseph's son, told me that Jospeh was obsessed with becoming Americanized and almost never spoke of life in Slovenia. I'm guessing that Jospeh change his Slovenian surname name, Dular, to the more American Duller. Jospeh had three who also immigrated to the US- Tony, Lou, and John. Jospeh's parents remaied in Slovenia, and I'd love to be able to find Joseph's parents and continue this line into Slovenia.

Regards,

Justin

Re: Polish Dular / Gdula in Cleveland, OH

2004-02-12 02:32:02Z

Yes, that is correct. Chester was my grandfather - he passed away before my first birthday. Thanks for the information, I know my sister-in-law is compiling geneology info for my nieces.

Jen

Re: Polish Dular / Gdula in Cleveland, OH

2004-02-11 00:24:07Z

Hi, Jennifer!

Thanks for the heads up. I've already tracked down some information on the Polish ancestry of Chester Dular's family (of which I assume you are a part) and even found his immigration record on the Ellis Island site. I sent some of this information to Carolyne Ann Cassidy-Dular (carolynecassidy@hotmail.com). She had mentioned that all the information she was finding was on Slovenian Dulars, so I think I might have helped her a bit. If I can help you any, let me know. Thanks again for your post, Jennifer!

All the best,
Janet

Re: Any Dular researchers or Cleveland Dulars

2004-02-05 02:53:59Z

Hi,
Sorry to complicate issues...my maiden, Dular, is in this case, an Americanized Polish name - Gdula. My grandfather changed it, as he owned a stained glass company and Gdula is not really pronouncible.
Most of my family is in Cleveland, so we're going to complicate your search. Sorry!

Any Dular researchers or Cleveland Dulars