Bio courtesy of contributor Anne Shurtleff Stevens:
From the Converse Family History by Troy Goss:
Ernest Lloyd Converse was the only son born to Charles Henry Converse and Alice Strong who separated during his early childhood. He returned with his parents to Iowa where both his father and mother remarried. After the turn of the century his family returned to California and settled in Los Angeles County. Ernest married Maude Hubbard about 1907. They appear to not have had any children.
After their marriage, the Converses lived in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington by 1910. By 1920, they returned to Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California where they lived on Sunset Boulevard and Willoughby Avenue and Ernest worked as a motorman on the Pacific Electric Railway.
From the Converse Family History by Troy Goss:
Ernest Lloyd Converse was the only son born to Charles Henry Converse and Alice Strong who separated during his early childhood. He returned with his parents to Iowa where both his father and mother remarried. After the turn of the century his family returned to California and settled in Los Angeles County. Ernest married Maude Hubbard about 1907. They appear to not have had any children.
After their marriage, the Converses lived in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington by 1910. By 1920, they returned to Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California where they lived on Sunset Boulevard and Willoughby Avenue and Ernest worked as a motorman on the Pacific Electric Railway.
Bio courtesy of contributor Anne Shurtleff Stevens:
From the Converse Family History by Troy Goss:
Ernest Lloyd Converse was the only son born to Charles Henry Converse and Alice Strong who separated during his early childhood. He returned with his parents to Iowa where both his father and mother remarried. After the turn of the century his family returned to California and settled in Los Angeles County. Ernest married Maude Hubbard about 1907. They appear to not have had any children.
After their marriage, the Converses lived in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington by 1910. By 1920, they returned to Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California where they lived on Sunset Boulevard and Willoughby Avenue and Ernest worked as a motorman on the Pacific Electric Railway.
From the Converse Family History by Troy Goss:
Ernest Lloyd Converse was the only son born to Charles Henry Converse and Alice Strong who separated during his early childhood. He returned with his parents to Iowa where both his father and mother remarried. After the turn of the century his family returned to California and settled in Los Angeles County. Ernest married Maude Hubbard about 1907. They appear to not have had any children.
After their marriage, the Converses lived in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington by 1910. By 1920, they returned to Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California where they lived on Sunset Boulevard and Willoughby Avenue and Ernest worked as a motorman on the Pacific Electric Railway.
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