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He married Lilian E. Broders (1867–1945) of
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Continental Army during the American Revolution, and one (lawyer George Eskridge) had served on the vestry of Alexandria's
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Alexandria and Washington, D.C. Carlin moved to Washington, D.C. in 1936 and worked in both jurisdictions until his death.
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