MARTHA "MATTIE" JANE WAGES, daughter of JAMES JACKSON WAGES and MATILDA WELSCH DRAKE was born August 01, 1853 in Fredericktown, Knox County, Ohio, and died December 13, 1919 in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio. She married FERDINAND EMERY MARBLE February 29, 1876 in Hastings, Barry County, Michigan, son of JEHIEL BUTLER MARBLE and ANNA LOVERIDGE DRAKE. He was born June 27, 1855 in Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio, and died April 11, 1927 in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio. .
Last Residence, far left apartment at the Goodman Home...
Following is an excerpt from Ruth Janice Marble Stahl's Memoirs:.
After my grandmother and grandfather moved from West Main Street to a house (Goodman Home) on the corner of West Fourth and Caroll Street, one Christmas season Grandpa told Grandma he was going downtown to get groceries and when he came back they'd go down Christmas shopping. When he came back she was still sitting in her rocking chair and he said "Are you ready to go?" She said "Yes" out of the side of her mouth and died, Dec. 13, 1919. .
1904, 06 June:Grand Lodge of Ohio, (I. O. O. F.), International Order of Odd Fellows.
To Whom it May Concern: By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Grand Lodge of Ohio, I George C. Kolb, Grand Master, do hereby appoint Sister Mattie Marble Past Noble Grand of Bethany, Robekah Lodge, No. 330, I. O. O. F. Special Deputy of the Grand Master of th I. O. O. F. For said Rebekah Lodge. In Testimony Wherof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the seal of the Grand Lodge of Ohio, at the City of Cincinnati, in said State, this Sixth day of June 1904. Geo C Kolb, Grand Master. .
More About MARTHA JANE WAGES.
Funera l: Shaw & Moore, Funeral Directors & Embalmers .
Burial: Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio..
Cause of Death: Appoplexy.
Medical Information: Contributory brights disease for duration of 3 years .
1911: Residence, Ashland, Ohio, Marble F E [Martha] emp Myers res 727 W Main .
Source: Ashland City Directory, 1911, Page 114 .
Residence: Resided in Ashland, Ohio for 28 years.Corner of 746 West Main Street and Brookside Drive Ashland , Ohio .
Burial: Section 1, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio..
Marriage Notes for MARTHA WAGES and FERDINAND MARBLE:.
State of Michigan, County of Barry This Certifies, That Ferdinand Emery Marble of the City of Hastings aged 20 years, while a native of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, by occupation a farm laborer and Miss Martha Jane Wages of Fredicktown, Ohio age 22 years, while a native of Fredericktown, Ohio, were joined togther in Holy Matrimony, according to the rites and usages of the Protestant Episropal Church, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy six, at my house February 29.In the presence of Mrs. J. H. Brancroft of Hastings, Miss Florence A. Flattery of Hastings, Joseph Webb Brancroft, Rector of Emmanuel Church, Hastings, Michigan, Emmanuel Episcopal Church - Hastings Michigan 315 West Center Street, Hastings MI 49058 .
Barry County Marriage License Searchhttp://www.barrycount y.org/Cdata/MLSearch.aspRec eption number Book Groom Bride Record Date Book_Page1206719 1876 MARBLE, FERDINAND E. WAGES, MARTHA JANE 1/1/1876 C-99 .
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 Larason Drake in #2.
OBITUARY
Sudden Death of Mrs. F. E. Marble Saturday Night in 67th Year – Funeral Tuesday
Mrs. Martha Wages Marble, wife of F. E. Marble, passed away very suddenly Saturday evening at nine o’clock at her home corner of West Fourth and Carroll streets. Mr. Marble returned home about five o’clock and found his wife sitting in a chair. He asked her a question to which she answered “Yes”. This was the last word she spoke. She became unconscious and Dr. Kinnaman was called but medical skill proved unvailing. She passed away about four hours later. Mrs. Marble was quite sick a year ago and had never regained her former health, being under the doctor’s care ever since.
Mrs. Marble was born August 1, 1853 in Frederickstown, Knox County, where she lived for 36 years, except for two or three years while in Michigan. In 1876 in Michigan she was united in marriage to Mr. Marble and in 1889 they moved to Ashland where they made their home ever since except for five years in Florida. She was aged 66 years, 4 months and 13 days. She had been a member of the Methodist church in this city for about thirty years.
Mrs. Marble leaves her husband, one son Duane, of this city one brother C. V. Wages, who resides in New Carlisle; one sister, Mr. Kate M. Crall of this city, who is now in Florida; one niece, one nephew and six grandchildren.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home on West Fourth street conducted by the Rev. A. B. Robertson. Interment in the Ashland cemetery.
Source: Ashland Times-Gazette, 15 December 1919, Page 1
Last Residence, far left apartment at the Goodman Home...
Following is an excerpt from Ruth Janice Marble Stahl's Memoirs:.
After my grandmother and grandfather moved from West Main Street to a house (Goodman Home) on the corner of West Fourth and Caroll Street, one Christmas season Grandpa told Grandma he was going downtown to get groceries and when he came back they'd go down Christmas shopping. When he came back she was still sitting in her rocking chair and he said "Are you ready to go?" She said "Yes" out of the side of her mouth and died, Dec. 13, 1919. .
1904, 06 June:Grand Lodge of Ohio, (I. O. O. F.), International Order of Odd Fellows.
To Whom it May Concern: By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Grand Lodge of Ohio, I George C. Kolb, Grand Master, do hereby appoint Sister Mattie Marble Past Noble Grand of Bethany, Robekah Lodge, No. 330, I. O. O. F. Special Deputy of the Grand Master of th I. O. O. F. For said Rebekah Lodge. In Testimony Wherof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the seal of the Grand Lodge of Ohio, at the City of Cincinnati, in said State, this Sixth day of June 1904. Geo C Kolb, Grand Master. .
More About MARTHA JANE WAGES.
Funera l: Shaw & Moore, Funeral Directors & Embalmers .
Burial: Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio..
Cause of Death: Appoplexy.
Medical Information: Contributory brights disease for duration of 3 years .
1911: Residence, Ashland, Ohio, Marble F E [Martha] emp Myers res 727 W Main .
Source: Ashland City Directory, 1911, Page 114 .
Residence: Resided in Ashland, Ohio for 28 years.Corner of 746 West Main Street and Brookside Drive Ashland , Ohio .
Burial: Section 1, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio..
Marriage Notes for MARTHA WAGES and FERDINAND MARBLE:.
State of Michigan, County of Barry This Certifies, That Ferdinand Emery Marble of the City of Hastings aged 20 years, while a native of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, by occupation a farm laborer and Miss Martha Jane Wages of Fredicktown, Ohio age 22 years, while a native of Fredericktown, Ohio, were joined togther in Holy Matrimony, according to the rites and usages of the Protestant Episropal Church, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy six, at my house February 29.In the presence of Mrs. J. H. Brancroft of Hastings, Miss Florence A. Flattery of Hastings, Joseph Webb Brancroft, Rector of Emmanuel Church, Hastings, Michigan, Emmanuel Episcopal Church - Hastings Michigan 315 West Center Street, Hastings MI 49058 .
Barry County Marriage License Searchhttp://www.barrycount y.org/Cdata/MLSearch.aspRec eption number Book Groom Bride Record Date Book_Page1206719 1876 MARBLE, FERDINAND E. WAGES, MARTHA JANE 1/1/1876 C-99 .
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 Larason Drake in #2.
OBITUARY
Sudden Death of Mrs. F. E. Marble Saturday Night in 67th Year – Funeral Tuesday
Mrs. Martha Wages Marble, wife of F. E. Marble, passed away very suddenly Saturday evening at nine o’clock at her home corner of West Fourth and Carroll streets. Mr. Marble returned home about five o’clock and found his wife sitting in a chair. He asked her a question to which she answered “Yes”. This was the last word she spoke. She became unconscious and Dr. Kinnaman was called but medical skill proved unvailing. She passed away about four hours later. Mrs. Marble was quite sick a year ago and had never regained her former health, being under the doctor’s care ever since.
Mrs. Marble was born August 1, 1853 in Frederickstown, Knox County, where she lived for 36 years, except for two or three years while in Michigan. In 1876 in Michigan she was united in marriage to Mr. Marble and in 1889 they moved to Ashland where they made their home ever since except for five years in Florida. She was aged 66 years, 4 months and 13 days. She had been a member of the Methodist church in this city for about thirty years.
Mrs. Marble leaves her husband, one son Duane, of this city one brother C. V. Wages, who resides in New Carlisle; one sister, Mr. Kate M. Crall of this city, who is now in Florida; one niece, one nephew and six grandchildren.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home on West Fourth street conducted by the Rev. A. B. Robertson. Interment in the Ashland cemetery.
Source: Ashland Times-Gazette, 15 December 1919, Page 1
MARTHA "MATTIE" JANE WAGES, daughter of JAMES JACKSON WAGES and MATILDA WELSCH DRAKE was born August 01, 1853 in Fredericktown, Knox County, Ohio, and died December 13, 1919 in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio. She married FERDINAND EMERY MARBLE February 29, 1876 in Hastings, Barry County, Michigan, son of JEHIEL BUTLER MARBLE and ANNA LOVERIDGE DRAKE. He was born June 27, 1855 in Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio, and died April 11, 1927 in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio. .
Last Residence, far left apartment at the Goodman Home...
Following is an excerpt from Ruth Janice Marble Stahl's Memoirs:.
After my grandmother and grandfather moved from West Main Street to a house (Goodman Home) on the corner of West Fourth and Caroll Street, one Christmas season Grandpa told Grandma he was going downtown to get groceries and when he came back they'd go down Christmas shopping. When he came back she was still sitting in her rocking chair and he said "Are you ready to go?" She said "Yes" out of the side of her mouth and died, Dec. 13, 1919. .
1904, 06 June:Grand Lodge of Ohio, (I. O. O. F.), International Order of Odd Fellows.
To Whom it May Concern: By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Grand Lodge of Ohio, I George C. Kolb, Grand Master, do hereby appoint Sister Mattie Marble Past Noble Grand of Bethany, Robekah Lodge, No. 330, I. O. O. F. Special Deputy of the Grand Master of th I. O. O. F. For said Rebekah Lodge. In Testimony Wherof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the seal of the Grand Lodge of Ohio, at the City of Cincinnati, in said State, this Sixth day of June 1904. Geo C Kolb, Grand Master. .
More About MARTHA JANE WAGES.
Funera l: Shaw & Moore, Funeral Directors & Embalmers .
Burial: Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio..
Cause of Death: Appoplexy.
Medical Information: Contributory brights disease for duration of 3 years .
1911: Residence, Ashland, Ohio, Marble F E [Martha] emp Myers res 727 W Main .
Source: Ashland City Directory, 1911, Page 114 .
Residence: Resided in Ashland, Ohio for 28 years.Corner of 746 West Main Street and Brookside Drive Ashland , Ohio .
Burial: Section 1, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio..
Marriage Notes for MARTHA WAGES and FERDINAND MARBLE:.
State of Michigan, County of Barry This Certifies, That Ferdinand Emery Marble of the City of Hastings aged 20 years, while a native of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, by occupation a farm laborer and Miss Martha Jane Wages of Fredicktown, Ohio age 22 years, while a native of Fredericktown, Ohio, were joined togther in Holy Matrimony, according to the rites and usages of the Protestant Episropal Church, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy six, at my house February 29.In the presence of Mrs. J. H. Brancroft of Hastings, Miss Florence A. Flattery of Hastings, Joseph Webb Brancroft, Rector of Emmanuel Church, Hastings, Michigan, Emmanuel Episcopal Church - Hastings Michigan 315 West Center Street, Hastings MI 49058 .
Barry County Marriage License Searchhttp://www.barrycount y.org/Cdata/MLSearch.aspRec eption number Book Groom Bride Record Date Book_Page1206719 1876 MARBLE, FERDINAND E. WAGES, MARTHA JANE 1/1/1876 C-99 .
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 Larason Drake in #2.
OBITUARY
Sudden Death of Mrs. F. E. Marble Saturday Night in 67th Year – Funeral Tuesday
Mrs. Martha Wages Marble, wife of F. E. Marble, passed away very suddenly Saturday evening at nine o’clock at her home corner of West Fourth and Carroll streets. Mr. Marble returned home about five o’clock and found his wife sitting in a chair. He asked her a question to which she answered “Yes”. This was the last word she spoke. She became unconscious and Dr. Kinnaman was called but medical skill proved unvailing. She passed away about four hours later. Mrs. Marble was quite sick a year ago and had never regained her former health, being under the doctor’s care ever since.
Mrs. Marble was born August 1, 1853 in Frederickstown, Knox County, where she lived for 36 years, except for two or three years while in Michigan. In 1876 in Michigan she was united in marriage to Mr. Marble and in 1889 they moved to Ashland where they made their home ever since except for five years in Florida. She was aged 66 years, 4 months and 13 days. She had been a member of the Methodist church in this city for about thirty years.
Mrs. Marble leaves her husband, one son Duane, of this city one brother C. V. Wages, who resides in New Carlisle; one sister, Mr. Kate M. Crall of this city, who is now in Florida; one niece, one nephew and six grandchildren.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home on West Fourth street conducted by the Rev. A. B. Robertson. Interment in the Ashland cemetery.
Source: Ashland Times-Gazette, 15 December 1919, Page 1
Last Residence, far left apartment at the Goodman Home...
Following is an excerpt from Ruth Janice Marble Stahl's Memoirs:.
After my grandmother and grandfather moved from West Main Street to a house (Goodman Home) on the corner of West Fourth and Caroll Street, one Christmas season Grandpa told Grandma he was going downtown to get groceries and when he came back they'd go down Christmas shopping. When he came back she was still sitting in her rocking chair and he said "Are you ready to go?" She said "Yes" out of the side of her mouth and died, Dec. 13, 1919. .
1904, 06 June:Grand Lodge of Ohio, (I. O. O. F.), International Order of Odd Fellows.
To Whom it May Concern: By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Grand Lodge of Ohio, I George C. Kolb, Grand Master, do hereby appoint Sister Mattie Marble Past Noble Grand of Bethany, Robekah Lodge, No. 330, I. O. O. F. Special Deputy of the Grand Master of th I. O. O. F. For said Rebekah Lodge. In Testimony Wherof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the seal of the Grand Lodge of Ohio, at the City of Cincinnati, in said State, this Sixth day of June 1904. Geo C Kolb, Grand Master. .
More About MARTHA JANE WAGES.
Funera l: Shaw & Moore, Funeral Directors & Embalmers .
Burial: Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio..
Cause of Death: Appoplexy.
Medical Information: Contributory brights disease for duration of 3 years .
1911: Residence, Ashland, Ohio, Marble F E [Martha] emp Myers res 727 W Main .
Source: Ashland City Directory, 1911, Page 114 .
Residence: Resided in Ashland, Ohio for 28 years.Corner of 746 West Main Street and Brookside Drive Ashland , Ohio .
Burial: Section 1, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio..
Marriage Notes for MARTHA WAGES and FERDINAND MARBLE:.
State of Michigan, County of Barry This Certifies, That Ferdinand Emery Marble of the City of Hastings aged 20 years, while a native of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, by occupation a farm laborer and Miss Martha Jane Wages of Fredicktown, Ohio age 22 years, while a native of Fredericktown, Ohio, were joined togther in Holy Matrimony, according to the rites and usages of the Protestant Episropal Church, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy six, at my house February 29.In the presence of Mrs. J. H. Brancroft of Hastings, Miss Florence A. Flattery of Hastings, Joseph Webb Brancroft, Rector of Emmanuel Church, Hastings, Michigan, Emmanuel Episcopal Church - Hastings Michigan 315 West Center Street, Hastings MI 49058 .
Barry County Marriage License Searchhttp://www.barrycount y.org/Cdata/MLSearch.aspRec eption number Book Groom Bride Record Date Book_Page1206719 1876 MARBLE, FERDINAND E. WAGES, MARTHA JANE 1/1/1876 C-99 .
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 Larason Drake in #2.
OBITUARY
Sudden Death of Mrs. F. E. Marble Saturday Night in 67th Year – Funeral Tuesday
Mrs. Martha Wages Marble, wife of F. E. Marble, passed away very suddenly Saturday evening at nine o’clock at her home corner of West Fourth and Carroll streets. Mr. Marble returned home about five o’clock and found his wife sitting in a chair. He asked her a question to which she answered “Yes”. This was the last word she spoke. She became unconscious and Dr. Kinnaman was called but medical skill proved unvailing. She passed away about four hours later. Mrs. Marble was quite sick a year ago and had never regained her former health, being under the doctor’s care ever since.
Mrs. Marble was born August 1, 1853 in Frederickstown, Knox County, where she lived for 36 years, except for two or three years while in Michigan. In 1876 in Michigan she was united in marriage to Mr. Marble and in 1889 they moved to Ashland where they made their home ever since except for five years in Florida. She was aged 66 years, 4 months and 13 days. She had been a member of the Methodist church in this city for about thirty years.
Mrs. Marble leaves her husband, one son Duane, of this city one brother C. V. Wages, who resides in New Carlisle; one sister, Mr. Kate M. Crall of this city, who is now in Florida; one niece, one nephew and six grandchildren.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home on West Fourth street conducted by the Rev. A. B. Robertson. Interment in the Ashland cemetery.
Source: Ashland Times-Gazette, 15 December 1919, Page 1
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