Ernie was born on the Ogden/Burdick farm.
Married (1) Sept 5, 1906 to Emma Hartman, in Fremont Indiana, when both were aged 22.
Married (2) April 30, 1914 to Nora Waterhouse in Marshall, MI (Buried Knaus Cemetery) when Ernest was aged 30.
(Nora was witness to the drowning death of her young friend Lucy Burdick)
Married (3) Hazel Parker of Lester, Algansee CO TWP, Branch CO, MI, Died 1956, Buried Lester Cemetery
In the 1930 Census, Earnest was listed as divorced and living with his parents, along with Russell (age 13, grandson of James) and brother Ray (age 42).
Ernie left no descendants. He worked for Ford Motor Co. at one time, and did electrical work all his life. He didn't seem to care for farming, as his younger brother, Ray worked the farm when Grandpa retired. He held several offices in the Masonic Lodge.
Publication:
The Waterloo Press
Location:
Waterloo, Indiana
Issue Date:
Thursday, February 10, 1966
Page:
Page 6
The Waterloo Press on Newspapers.com
www.newspapers.com/newspage/37537941/
Ernest Clark Ogden, 82, a long - time resident of Waterloo, died at 3 a.m. Friday, Feb. 4, at the ... His wife, Hazel Parker Ogden, died in 1956. He was born...
Married (1) Sept 5, 1906 to Emma Hartman, in Fremont Indiana, when both were aged 22.
Married (2) April 30, 1914 to Nora Waterhouse in Marshall, MI (Buried Knaus Cemetery) when Ernest was aged 30.
(Nora was witness to the drowning death of her young friend Lucy Burdick)
Married (3) Hazel Parker of Lester, Algansee CO TWP, Branch CO, MI, Died 1956, Buried Lester Cemetery
In the 1930 Census, Earnest was listed as divorced and living with his parents, along with Russell (age 13, grandson of James) and brother Ray (age 42).
Ernie left no descendants. He worked for Ford Motor Co. at one time, and did electrical work all his life. He didn't seem to care for farming, as his younger brother, Ray worked the farm when Grandpa retired. He held several offices in the Masonic Lodge.
Publication:
The Waterloo Press
Location:
Waterloo, Indiana
Issue Date:
Thursday, February 10, 1966
Page:
Page 6
The Waterloo Press on Newspapers.com
www.newspapers.com/newspage/37537941/
Ernest Clark Ogden, 82, a long - time resident of Waterloo, died at 3 a.m. Friday, Feb. 4, at the ... His wife, Hazel Parker Ogden, died in 1956. He was born...
Ernie was born on the Ogden/Burdick farm.
Married (1) Sept 5, 1906 to Emma Hartman, in Fremont Indiana, when both were aged 22.
Married (2) April 30, 1914 to Nora Waterhouse in Marshall, MI (Buried Knaus Cemetery) when Ernest was aged 30.
(Nora was witness to the drowning death of her young friend Lucy Burdick)
Married (3) Hazel Parker of Lester, Algansee CO TWP, Branch CO, MI, Died 1956, Buried Lester Cemetery
In the 1930 Census, Earnest was listed as divorced and living with his parents, along with Russell (age 13, grandson of James) and brother Ray (age 42).
Ernie left no descendants. He worked for Ford Motor Co. at one time, and did electrical work all his life. He didn't seem to care for farming, as his younger brother, Ray worked the farm when Grandpa retired. He held several offices in the Masonic Lodge.
Publication:
The Waterloo Press
Location:
Waterloo, Indiana
Issue Date:
Thursday, February 10, 1966
Page:
Page 6
The Waterloo Press on Newspapers.com
www.newspapers.com/newspage/37537941/
Ernest Clark Ogden, 82, a long - time resident of Waterloo, died at 3 a.m. Friday, Feb. 4, at the ... His wife, Hazel Parker Ogden, died in 1956. He was born...
Married (1) Sept 5, 1906 to Emma Hartman, in Fremont Indiana, when both were aged 22.
Married (2) April 30, 1914 to Nora Waterhouse in Marshall, MI (Buried Knaus Cemetery) when Ernest was aged 30.
(Nora was witness to the drowning death of her young friend Lucy Burdick)
Married (3) Hazel Parker of Lester, Algansee CO TWP, Branch CO, MI, Died 1956, Buried Lester Cemetery
In the 1930 Census, Earnest was listed as divorced and living with his parents, along with Russell (age 13, grandson of James) and brother Ray (age 42).
Ernie left no descendants. He worked for Ford Motor Co. at one time, and did electrical work all his life. He didn't seem to care for farming, as his younger brother, Ray worked the farm when Grandpa retired. He held several offices in the Masonic Lodge.
Publication:
The Waterloo Press
Location:
Waterloo, Indiana
Issue Date:
Thursday, February 10, 1966
Page:
Page 6
The Waterloo Press on Newspapers.com
www.newspapers.com/newspage/37537941/
Ernest Clark Ogden, 82, a long - time resident of Waterloo, died at 3 a.m. Friday, Feb. 4, at the ... His wife, Hazel Parker Ogden, died in 1956. He was born...
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