Ferdinand Emery Marble (1855–1927), the son of Jehiel Butler Marble and Anna Loveridge Drake, was born on Birth 27 Jun 1855 in Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio and died 11 APR 1927 in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio. On 29 Fe 1876, in Hastings, Barry County, Michigan, Ferdinand E. Marble married Martha Jane Wages, the daughter of James Jackson Wages and Matilda Welsch Drake of Fredericktown, Knox County, Ohio.
Ferdinand E. Marble was a member of the I. O. O. F., International or Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge. Ferdinand was a Caddy Master at Ashland Country Club during his retirement.
OCCUPATION:
1911: Age: 56, Occupation, Myers Pumps, Ashland, Ohio
F. E. Myers Company, 1101 Myers Parkway, Ashland, Ohio 44805
OBITUARY:
F. E. Marble Dies Suddenly Today
Ferdinand E. Marble, age 72, died suddenly this morning at Ashland Country Club, death being caused by heart trouble. His body was discovered in the professional’s office, where he was employed, by the greens keeper, R. F. Zechman, at noon. Death occurred sometime between 11:20 a.m. and 12 noon.
Since the death of his wife, six years ago, Marble had made his home with his only child, Duane P. Marble, 723 West Main Street. For years, he was an employee in the foundry at F. E. Myers and Bro. Co.
Source: Ashland Times-Gazette, 11 April 1927, page 1
BURIAL PLOT:
Alona Wages Sailor, the daughter of Ferdinand Wages and Elizabeth Larason Drake approved that Ferdinand Emery Marble & wife Martha Jane Wages could be buried in Section 1, Plot 542 in graves 4 & 1, the plot owned by Elizabeth Larason Drake Ferdinand Wages in #3 & Elizabeth Larson Drake in #2.
Years later, grandson, George Downs Marble (Economics Professor of Ashland College) and wife, Marion Dannley paid to have Ferdinand Emery Marble and Martha Jane Wages names inscribed into the stone memorial monolith.
Ferdinand E. Marble was a member of the I. O. O. F., International or Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge. Ferdinand was a Caddy Master at Ashland Country Club during his retirement.
OCCUPATION:
1911: Age: 56, Occupation, Myers Pumps, Ashland, Ohio
F. E. Myers Company, 1101 Myers Parkway, Ashland, Ohio 44805
OBITUARY:
F. E. Marble Dies Suddenly Today
Ferdinand E. Marble, age 72, died suddenly this morning at Ashland Country Club, death being caused by heart trouble. His body was discovered in the professional’s office, where he was employed, by the greens keeper, R. F. Zechman, at noon. Death occurred sometime between 11:20 a.m. and 12 noon.
Since the death of his wife, six years ago, Marble had made his home with his only child, Duane P. Marble, 723 West Main Street. For years, he was an employee in the foundry at F. E. Myers and Bro. Co.
Source: Ashland Times-Gazette, 11 April 1927, page 1
BURIAL PLOT:
Alona Wages Sailor, the daughter of Ferdinand Wages and Elizabeth Larason Drake approved that Ferdinand Emery Marble & wife Martha Jane Wages could be buried in Section 1, Plot 542 in graves 4 & 1, the plot owned by Elizabeth Larason Drake Ferdinand Wages in #3 & Elizabeth Larson Drake in #2.
Years later, grandson, George Downs Marble (Economics Professor of Ashland College) and wife, Marion Dannley paid to have Ferdinand Emery Marble and Martha Jane Wages names inscribed into the stone memorial monolith.
Ferdinand Emery Marble (1855–1927), the son of Jehiel Butler Marble and Anna Loveridge Drake, was born on Birth 27 Jun 1855 in Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio and died 11 APR 1927 in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio. On 29 Fe 1876, in Hastings, Barry County, Michigan, Ferdinand E. Marble married Martha Jane Wages, the daughter of James Jackson Wages and Matilda Welsch Drake of Fredericktown, Knox County, Ohio.
Ferdinand E. Marble was a member of the I. O. O. F., International or Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge. Ferdinand was a Caddy Master at Ashland Country Club during his retirement.
OCCUPATION:
1911: Age: 56, Occupation, Myers Pumps, Ashland, Ohio
F. E. Myers Company, 1101 Myers Parkway, Ashland, Ohio 44805
OBITUARY:
F. E. Marble Dies Suddenly Today
Ferdinand E. Marble, age 72, died suddenly this morning at Ashland Country Club, death being caused by heart trouble. His body was discovered in the professional’s office, where he was employed, by the greens keeper, R. F. Zechman, at noon. Death occurred sometime between 11:20 a.m. and 12 noon.
Since the death of his wife, six years ago, Marble had made his home with his only child, Duane P. Marble, 723 West Main Street. For years, he was an employee in the foundry at F. E. Myers and Bro. Co.
Source: Ashland Times-Gazette, 11 April 1927, page 1
BURIAL PLOT:
Alona Wages Sailor, the daughter of Ferdinand Wages and Elizabeth Larason Drake approved that Ferdinand Emery Marble & wife Martha Jane Wages could be buried in Section 1, Plot 542 in graves 4 & 1, the plot owned by Elizabeth Larason Drake Ferdinand Wages in #3 & Elizabeth Larson Drake in #2.
Years later, grandson, George Downs Marble (Economics Professor of Ashland College) and wife, Marion Dannley paid to have Ferdinand Emery Marble and Martha Jane Wages names inscribed into the stone memorial monolith.
Ferdinand E. Marble was a member of the I. O. O. F., International or Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge. Ferdinand was a Caddy Master at Ashland Country Club during his retirement.
OCCUPATION:
1911: Age: 56, Occupation, Myers Pumps, Ashland, Ohio
F. E. Myers Company, 1101 Myers Parkway, Ashland, Ohio 44805
OBITUARY:
F. E. Marble Dies Suddenly Today
Ferdinand E. Marble, age 72, died suddenly this morning at Ashland Country Club, death being caused by heart trouble. His body was discovered in the professional’s office, where he was employed, by the greens keeper, R. F. Zechman, at noon. Death occurred sometime between 11:20 a.m. and 12 noon.
Since the death of his wife, six years ago, Marble had made his home with his only child, Duane P. Marble, 723 West Main Street. For years, he was an employee in the foundry at F. E. Myers and Bro. Co.
Source: Ashland Times-Gazette, 11 April 1927, page 1
BURIAL PLOT:
Alona Wages Sailor, the daughter of Ferdinand Wages and Elizabeth Larason Drake approved that Ferdinand Emery Marble & wife Martha Jane Wages could be buried in Section 1, Plot 542 in graves 4 & 1, the plot owned by Elizabeth Larason Drake Ferdinand Wages in #3 & Elizabeth Larson Drake in #2.
Years later, grandson, George Downs Marble (Economics Professor of Ashland College) and wife, Marion Dannley paid to have Ferdinand Emery Marble and Martha Jane Wages names inscribed into the stone memorial monolith.
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