Mortimer's parents were:
William T Morhous 1806–1876
Margaret Maccomber 1809–1875
Mortimer & siblings:
William Edgar Morhous 1833–
Isabella Morhous 1835–
Horace Morehous 1837–
Mary D. Morhous 1840–1922
James B. Morehouse 1842–1917
Throop R. Morehouse 1844–1922
Wyman C. Morhous 1846–1924
Jennie Morehous 1848–
Mortimer Vine Morehouse 1850–1932
Michael Morehous 1852–
T. Morhouse
Mark Morhouse
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Newspaper articles over the years have helped provide a brief glimpse into Mortimer's life.
Mortimer, age 29, married Edna Marie Dopkins, age 18, in Appleton, WI on July 2, 1879.
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On June 17, 1880,
Mortimer & Edna Morehouse, ages 30 & 19, lived in Neenah, Winnebago Co, WI. They had been married one year. Mortimer was a Plasterer.
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, June 23, 1892
"M.V. Morehouse who was making oil packing in the basement of the electric light building, has removed to the building owned by Krueger & Lachmann near Brown's liver stable."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, March 28, 1899
"The nominee for city clerk, Mr. Morehouse, is a superintendent of the Diamond Match works."
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On June 4, 1900,
M.V. & Marie Morehouse, ages 50 & 39, were renting a home in Appleton Ward 3, Outagamie Co, WI. M.V. had a job as a Mason. They had been married 20 years; Edna Marie had given birth to 7 children - only 4 were living. 7
Household Members
M V Morehouse 50 (born in NY - March 1850)
Marie Morehouse 39 (wife - WI - July 1860)
Blanche Morehouse 19 (daughter - WI - July 1880 - Milliner)
Estella G Morehouse 18 (daughter - WI - Feb. 1882)
Nellie A Morehouse 9 (daughter - WI - Dec. 1890)
Theda J Morehouse 6 (daughter - WI - April 1894)
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, December 11, 1903
"Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Barr of Cleveland, O., have arrived in the city for a visit with the latter's parents, Mr. ad Mrs. M.V. Morehouse. The visitors were accompanied by their young daughter."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, April 8, 1909
"M.V. Morehouse is confined to his home by illness."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Monday, June 7, 1909
"Mrs. John Chappelle of Chicago, and Mrs. R.V. Swayne of Sun Prairie, are guests of their brother, M.V. Morehouse."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, October 29, 1909
"Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse of Madison, who have been visiting at the home of M.V. Morehouse, have returned home."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, March 4, 1910
Mrs. J.C. Barr and daughter, Dorothy, of Indianapolis, who have been visiting at the home of M.V. Morehouse, have returned home."
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On April 20, 1910,
Mortimer & Edna Morehouse, ages 39 & 49, owned a home on Franklin Ave. in Neenah Ward 2, Winnebago Co, WI. Mortimer was a Plasterer & did odd jobs. Edna had a job as a Nurse. They had been married 29 years; Edna had given birth to 7 children - 4 living.
Household Members
Mortimer Morehouse 39 (NY)
Edna Morehouse 49 (WI)
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, May 24, 1910
"Dr. and Mrs. Wick and son, Willis, of Sheboygan spent Sunday at the home of M.V. Morehouse."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, January 31, 1911
Mortimer was elected to serve as chef for the Rabbit Hunters club.
"RABBIT HUNTERS UNITE
The Devotees of This Form of Sport Have Formed Club at Neenah -
Neenah, Wis., Jan. 31. - The Rabbit Hunters club composed of several Neenah residents has been organized. The membership is confined to those who show a marked proficiency in hunting rabbits and certain restrictions are imposed thereby securing an organization which is composed entirely of rabbit hunters. At the regular weekly meeting Monday afternoon the following officers were elected:
President, Al Haerti; vice president, William hall; recording secretary, Louis Bergstrom; hunting instructor, Ed Westberg, chef, M.V. Morehouse.
The club has already engaged in two hunting expeditions into the country and another will be held the latter part of the week. On the last shoot, Ed Westberg had a narrow escape from drowning in the slough when he slipped from the bank."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, January 11, 1912
"At the last meeting of the masons' union the following newly elected officers were installed: Depty, M. Jacobson; president, August Raprager; vice president, William Nagel; recording secretary, Anton Peterson; financial secretary, J. Kunsky; treadurer, Henry Raabe; trustees, M.V. Morehouse, J. Thompson, J. Rantz."
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On January 12, 1920,
Mortimer V. & Edna Morehouse, ages 69 & 59, were renting a home in on Cass St. in Milwaukee Ward 3, Milwaukee Co, WI. Mortimer had jobs as a Mechanic & Plasterer. Edna worked as a Private Nurse.
Household Members
Mortimer V Morehouse 69 (NY)
Edna Morehouse 59 (WI)
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On April 30, 1930,
Mortimer V. & Edna M. Morehouse, ages 80 & 69, owned a home on Atkinson Street in Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co, WI valued at $7500. The record showed that Mortimer & Edna had been married at ages, 29 & 18. Mortimer was working as a Plasterer & Mechanic Contractor.
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A notice of Mortimer's death was published in The Sheboygan Press (WI) on Saturday, May 28, 1932.
"FATHER OF LOCAL WOMAN IS DEAD
Mortimer Vine Morehouse, father of Mrs. W.W. Wick, 300 Huron avenue, passed away Friday evening at 11:15 o'clock at his home in Milwaukee. Interment will take place Tuesday at Riverside cemetery, Appleton."
His obituary was published in The Post-Crescent in Appleton, WI on Wednesday, June 1, 1932.
"M.V. MOREHOUSE
Neenah - M.V. Morehouse, 82, former Neenah resident, died last Friday at his home at Milwaukee. Burial took place Tuesday morning at Riverside cemetery at Appleton.
Mr. Morehouse was born at Willsboro, N.Y., on March 3, 1850. He came to Wisconsin eight years later with his parents. He was married July 2, 1879. to Miss Edna Dopkins at Appleton.
Surviving are the widow, three daughters, Mrs. W.W. Wicks of Sheboygan; Mrs. J.C. Barr of San Jose, Calif., and Mrs. J.B. Hanna of Chicago. There also are eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren."
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Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
January 2017
William T Morhous 1806–1876
Margaret Maccomber 1809–1875
Mortimer & siblings:
William Edgar Morhous 1833–
Isabella Morhous 1835–
Horace Morehous 1837–
Mary D. Morhous 1840–1922
James B. Morehouse 1842–1917
Throop R. Morehouse 1844–1922
Wyman C. Morhous 1846–1924
Jennie Morehous 1848–
Mortimer Vine Morehouse 1850–1932
Michael Morehous 1852–
T. Morhouse
Mark Morhouse
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Newspaper articles over the years have helped provide a brief glimpse into Mortimer's life.
Mortimer, age 29, married Edna Marie Dopkins, age 18, in Appleton, WI on July 2, 1879.
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On June 17, 1880,
Mortimer & Edna Morehouse, ages 30 & 19, lived in Neenah, Winnebago Co, WI. They had been married one year. Mortimer was a Plasterer.
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, June 23, 1892
"M.V. Morehouse who was making oil packing in the basement of the electric light building, has removed to the building owned by Krueger & Lachmann near Brown's liver stable."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, March 28, 1899
"The nominee for city clerk, Mr. Morehouse, is a superintendent of the Diamond Match works."
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On June 4, 1900,
M.V. & Marie Morehouse, ages 50 & 39, were renting a home in Appleton Ward 3, Outagamie Co, WI. M.V. had a job as a Mason. They had been married 20 years; Edna Marie had given birth to 7 children - only 4 were living. 7
Household Members
M V Morehouse 50 (born in NY - March 1850)
Marie Morehouse 39 (wife - WI - July 1860)
Blanche Morehouse 19 (daughter - WI - July 1880 - Milliner)
Estella G Morehouse 18 (daughter - WI - Feb. 1882)
Nellie A Morehouse 9 (daughter - WI - Dec. 1890)
Theda J Morehouse 6 (daughter - WI - April 1894)
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, December 11, 1903
"Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Barr of Cleveland, O., have arrived in the city for a visit with the latter's parents, Mr. ad Mrs. M.V. Morehouse. The visitors were accompanied by their young daughter."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, April 8, 1909
"M.V. Morehouse is confined to his home by illness."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Monday, June 7, 1909
"Mrs. John Chappelle of Chicago, and Mrs. R.V. Swayne of Sun Prairie, are guests of their brother, M.V. Morehouse."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, October 29, 1909
"Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse of Madison, who have been visiting at the home of M.V. Morehouse, have returned home."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, March 4, 1910
Mrs. J.C. Barr and daughter, Dorothy, of Indianapolis, who have been visiting at the home of M.V. Morehouse, have returned home."
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On April 20, 1910,
Mortimer & Edna Morehouse, ages 39 & 49, owned a home on Franklin Ave. in Neenah Ward 2, Winnebago Co, WI. Mortimer was a Plasterer & did odd jobs. Edna had a job as a Nurse. They had been married 29 years; Edna had given birth to 7 children - 4 living.
Household Members
Mortimer Morehouse 39 (NY)
Edna Morehouse 49 (WI)
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, May 24, 1910
"Dr. and Mrs. Wick and son, Willis, of Sheboygan spent Sunday at the home of M.V. Morehouse."
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, January 31, 1911
Mortimer was elected to serve as chef for the Rabbit Hunters club.
"RABBIT HUNTERS UNITE
The Devotees of This Form of Sport Have Formed Club at Neenah -
Neenah, Wis., Jan. 31. - The Rabbit Hunters club composed of several Neenah residents has been organized. The membership is confined to those who show a marked proficiency in hunting rabbits and certain restrictions are imposed thereby securing an organization which is composed entirely of rabbit hunters. At the regular weekly meeting Monday afternoon the following officers were elected:
President, Al Haerti; vice president, William hall; recording secretary, Louis Bergstrom; hunting instructor, Ed Westberg, chef, M.V. Morehouse.
The club has already engaged in two hunting expeditions into the country and another will be held the latter part of the week. On the last shoot, Ed Westberg had a narrow escape from drowning in the slough when he slipped from the bank."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, January 11, 1912
"At the last meeting of the masons' union the following newly elected officers were installed: Depty, M. Jacobson; president, August Raprager; vice president, William Nagel; recording secretary, Anton Peterson; financial secretary, J. Kunsky; treadurer, Henry Raabe; trustees, M.V. Morehouse, J. Thompson, J. Rantz."
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On January 12, 1920,
Mortimer V. & Edna Morehouse, ages 69 & 59, were renting a home in on Cass St. in Milwaukee Ward 3, Milwaukee Co, WI. Mortimer had jobs as a Mechanic & Plasterer. Edna worked as a Private Nurse.
Household Members
Mortimer V Morehouse 69 (NY)
Edna Morehouse 59 (WI)
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On April 30, 1930,
Mortimer V. & Edna M. Morehouse, ages 80 & 69, owned a home on Atkinson Street in Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co, WI valued at $7500. The record showed that Mortimer & Edna had been married at ages, 29 & 18. Mortimer was working as a Plasterer & Mechanic Contractor.
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A notice of Mortimer's death was published in The Sheboygan Press (WI) on Saturday, May 28, 1932.
"FATHER OF LOCAL WOMAN IS DEAD
Mortimer Vine Morehouse, father of Mrs. W.W. Wick, 300 Huron avenue, passed away Friday evening at 11:15 o'clock at his home in Milwaukee. Interment will take place Tuesday at Riverside cemetery, Appleton."
His obituary was published in The Post-Crescent in Appleton, WI on Wednesday, June 1, 1932.
"M.V. MOREHOUSE
Neenah - M.V. Morehouse, 82, former Neenah resident, died last Friday at his home at Milwaukee. Burial took place Tuesday morning at Riverside cemetery at Appleton.
Mr. Morehouse was born at Willsboro, N.Y., on March 3, 1850. He came to Wisconsin eight years later with his parents. He was married July 2, 1879. to Miss Edna Dopkins at Appleton.
Surviving are the widow, three daughters, Mrs. W.W. Wicks of Sheboygan; Mrs. J.C. Barr of San Jose, Calif., and Mrs. J.B. Hanna of Chicago. There also are eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren."
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Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
January 2017
Mortimer's parents were:
William T Morhous 1806–1876
Margaret Maccomber 1809–1875
Mortimer & siblings:
William Edgar Morhous 1833–
Isabella Morhous 1835–
Horace Morehous 1837–
Mary D. Morhous 1840–1922
James B. Morehouse 1842–1917
Throop R. Morehouse 1844–1922
Wyman C. Morhous 1846–1924
Jennie Morehous 1848–
Mortimer Vine Morehouse 1850–1932
Michael Morehous 1852–
T. Morhouse
Mark Morhouse
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Newspaper articles over the years have helped provide a brief glimpse into Mortimer's life.
Mortimer, age 29, married Edna Marie Dopkins, age 18, in Appleton, WI on July 2, 1879.
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On June 17, 1880,
Mortimer & Edna Morehouse, ages 30 & 19, lived in Neenah, Winnebago Co, WI. They had been married one year. Mortimer was a Plasterer.
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, June 23, 1892
"M.V. Morehouse who was making oil packing in the basement of the electric light building, has removed to the building owned by Krueger & Lachmann near Brown's liver stable."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, March 28, 1899
"The nominee for city clerk, Mr. Morehouse, is a superintendent of the Diamond Match works."
-----
On June 4, 1900,
M.V. & Marie Morehouse, ages 50 & 39, were renting a home in Appleton Ward 3, Outagamie Co, WI. M.V. had a job as a Mason. They had been married 20 years; Edna Marie had given birth to 7 children - only 4 were living. 7
Household Members
M V Morehouse 50 (born in NY - March 1850)
Marie Morehouse 39 (wife - WI - July 1860)
Blanche Morehouse 19 (daughter - WI - July 1880 - Milliner)
Estella G Morehouse 18 (daughter - WI - Feb. 1882)
Nellie A Morehouse 9 (daughter - WI - Dec. 1890)
Theda J Morehouse 6 (daughter - WI - April 1894)
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, December 11, 1903
"Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Barr of Cleveland, O., have arrived in the city for a visit with the latter's parents, Mr. ad Mrs. M.V. Morehouse. The visitors were accompanied by their young daughter."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, April 8, 1909
"M.V. Morehouse is confined to his home by illness."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Monday, June 7, 1909
"Mrs. John Chappelle of Chicago, and Mrs. R.V. Swayne of Sun Prairie, are guests of their brother, M.V. Morehouse."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, October 29, 1909
"Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse of Madison, who have been visiting at the home of M.V. Morehouse, have returned home."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, March 4, 1910
Mrs. J.C. Barr and daughter, Dorothy, of Indianapolis, who have been visiting at the home of M.V. Morehouse, have returned home."
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On April 20, 1910,
Mortimer & Edna Morehouse, ages 39 & 49, owned a home on Franklin Ave. in Neenah Ward 2, Winnebago Co, WI. Mortimer was a Plasterer & did odd jobs. Edna had a job as a Nurse. They had been married 29 years; Edna had given birth to 7 children - 4 living.
Household Members
Mortimer Morehouse 39 (NY)
Edna Morehouse 49 (WI)
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, May 24, 1910
"Dr. and Mrs. Wick and son, Willis, of Sheboygan spent Sunday at the home of M.V. Morehouse."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, January 31, 1911
Mortimer was elected to serve as chef for the Rabbit Hunters club.
"RABBIT HUNTERS UNITE
The Devotees of This Form of Sport Have Formed Club at Neenah -
Neenah, Wis., Jan. 31. - The Rabbit Hunters club composed of several Neenah residents has been organized. The membership is confined to those who show a marked proficiency in hunting rabbits and certain restrictions are imposed thereby securing an organization which is composed entirely of rabbit hunters. At the regular weekly meeting Monday afternoon the following officers were elected:
President, Al Haerti; vice president, William hall; recording secretary, Louis Bergstrom; hunting instructor, Ed Westberg, chef, M.V. Morehouse.
The club has already engaged in two hunting expeditions into the country and another will be held the latter part of the week. On the last shoot, Ed Westberg had a narrow escape from drowning in the slough when he slipped from the bank."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, January 11, 1912
"At the last meeting of the masons' union the following newly elected officers were installed: Depty, M. Jacobson; president, August Raprager; vice president, William Nagel; recording secretary, Anton Peterson; financial secretary, J. Kunsky; treadurer, Henry Raabe; trustees, M.V. Morehouse, J. Thompson, J. Rantz."
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On January 12, 1920,
Mortimer V. & Edna Morehouse, ages 69 & 59, were renting a home in on Cass St. in Milwaukee Ward 3, Milwaukee Co, WI. Mortimer had jobs as a Mechanic & Plasterer. Edna worked as a Private Nurse.
Household Members
Mortimer V Morehouse 69 (NY)
Edna Morehouse 59 (WI)
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On April 30, 1930,
Mortimer V. & Edna M. Morehouse, ages 80 & 69, owned a home on Atkinson Street in Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co, WI valued at $7500. The record showed that Mortimer & Edna had been married at ages, 29 & 18. Mortimer was working as a Plasterer & Mechanic Contractor.
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A notice of Mortimer's death was published in The Sheboygan Press (WI) on Saturday, May 28, 1932.
"FATHER OF LOCAL WOMAN IS DEAD
Mortimer Vine Morehouse, father of Mrs. W.W. Wick, 300 Huron avenue, passed away Friday evening at 11:15 o'clock at his home in Milwaukee. Interment will take place Tuesday at Riverside cemetery, Appleton."
His obituary was published in The Post-Crescent in Appleton, WI on Wednesday, June 1, 1932.
"M.V. MOREHOUSE
Neenah - M.V. Morehouse, 82, former Neenah resident, died last Friday at his home at Milwaukee. Burial took place Tuesday morning at Riverside cemetery at Appleton.
Mr. Morehouse was born at Willsboro, N.Y., on March 3, 1850. He came to Wisconsin eight years later with his parents. He was married July 2, 1879. to Miss Edna Dopkins at Appleton.
Surviving are the widow, three daughters, Mrs. W.W. Wicks of Sheboygan; Mrs. J.C. Barr of San Jose, Calif., and Mrs. J.B. Hanna of Chicago. There also are eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren."
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Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
January 2017
William T Morhous 1806–1876
Margaret Maccomber 1809–1875
Mortimer & siblings:
William Edgar Morhous 1833–
Isabella Morhous 1835–
Horace Morehous 1837–
Mary D. Morhous 1840–1922
James B. Morehouse 1842–1917
Throop R. Morehouse 1844–1922
Wyman C. Morhous 1846–1924
Jennie Morehous 1848–
Mortimer Vine Morehouse 1850–1932
Michael Morehous 1852–
T. Morhouse
Mark Morhouse
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Newspaper articles over the years have helped provide a brief glimpse into Mortimer's life.
Mortimer, age 29, married Edna Marie Dopkins, age 18, in Appleton, WI on July 2, 1879.
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On June 17, 1880,
Mortimer & Edna Morehouse, ages 30 & 19, lived in Neenah, Winnebago Co, WI. They had been married one year. Mortimer was a Plasterer.
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, June 23, 1892
"M.V. Morehouse who was making oil packing in the basement of the electric light building, has removed to the building owned by Krueger & Lachmann near Brown's liver stable."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, March 28, 1899
"The nominee for city clerk, Mr. Morehouse, is a superintendent of the Diamond Match works."
-----
On June 4, 1900,
M.V. & Marie Morehouse, ages 50 & 39, were renting a home in Appleton Ward 3, Outagamie Co, WI. M.V. had a job as a Mason. They had been married 20 years; Edna Marie had given birth to 7 children - only 4 were living. 7
Household Members
M V Morehouse 50 (born in NY - March 1850)
Marie Morehouse 39 (wife - WI - July 1860)
Blanche Morehouse 19 (daughter - WI - July 1880 - Milliner)
Estella G Morehouse 18 (daughter - WI - Feb. 1882)
Nellie A Morehouse 9 (daughter - WI - Dec. 1890)
Theda J Morehouse 6 (daughter - WI - April 1894)
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, December 11, 1903
"Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Barr of Cleveland, O., have arrived in the city for a visit with the latter's parents, Mr. ad Mrs. M.V. Morehouse. The visitors were accompanied by their young daughter."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, April 8, 1909
"M.V. Morehouse is confined to his home by illness."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Monday, June 7, 1909
"Mrs. John Chappelle of Chicago, and Mrs. R.V. Swayne of Sun Prairie, are guests of their brother, M.V. Morehouse."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, October 29, 1909
"Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse of Madison, who have been visiting at the home of M.V. Morehouse, have returned home."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Friday, March 4, 1910
Mrs. J.C. Barr and daughter, Dorothy, of Indianapolis, who have been visiting at the home of M.V. Morehouse, have returned home."
-----
On April 20, 1910,
Mortimer & Edna Morehouse, ages 39 & 49, owned a home on Franklin Ave. in Neenah Ward 2, Winnebago Co, WI. Mortimer was a Plasterer & did odd jobs. Edna had a job as a Nurse. They had been married 29 years; Edna had given birth to 7 children - 4 living.
Household Members
Mortimer Morehouse 39 (NY)
Edna Morehouse 49 (WI)
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, May 24, 1910
"Dr. and Mrs. Wick and son, Willis, of Sheboygan spent Sunday at the home of M.V. Morehouse."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Tuesday, January 31, 1911
Mortimer was elected to serve as chef for the Rabbit Hunters club.
"RABBIT HUNTERS UNITE
The Devotees of This Form of Sport Have Formed Club at Neenah -
Neenah, Wis., Jan. 31. - The Rabbit Hunters club composed of several Neenah residents has been organized. The membership is confined to those who show a marked proficiency in hunting rabbits and certain restrictions are imposed thereby securing an organization which is composed entirely of rabbit hunters. At the regular weekly meeting Monday afternoon the following officers were elected:
President, Al Haerti; vice president, William hall; recording secretary, Louis Bergstrom; hunting instructor, Ed Westberg, chef, M.V. Morehouse.
The club has already engaged in two hunting expeditions into the country and another will be held the latter part of the week. On the last shoot, Ed Westberg had a narrow escape from drowning in the slough when he slipped from the bank."
-----
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (WI)
Thursday, January 11, 1912
"At the last meeting of the masons' union the following newly elected officers were installed: Depty, M. Jacobson; president, August Raprager; vice president, William Nagel; recording secretary, Anton Peterson; financial secretary, J. Kunsky; treadurer, Henry Raabe; trustees, M.V. Morehouse, J. Thompson, J. Rantz."
-----
On January 12, 1920,
Mortimer V. & Edna Morehouse, ages 69 & 59, were renting a home in on Cass St. in Milwaukee Ward 3, Milwaukee Co, WI. Mortimer had jobs as a Mechanic & Plasterer. Edna worked as a Private Nurse.
Household Members
Mortimer V Morehouse 69 (NY)
Edna Morehouse 59 (WI)
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On April 30, 1930,
Mortimer V. & Edna M. Morehouse, ages 80 & 69, owned a home on Atkinson Street in Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co, WI valued at $7500. The record showed that Mortimer & Edna had been married at ages, 29 & 18. Mortimer was working as a Plasterer & Mechanic Contractor.
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A notice of Mortimer's death was published in The Sheboygan Press (WI) on Saturday, May 28, 1932.
"FATHER OF LOCAL WOMAN IS DEAD
Mortimer Vine Morehouse, father of Mrs. W.W. Wick, 300 Huron avenue, passed away Friday evening at 11:15 o'clock at his home in Milwaukee. Interment will take place Tuesday at Riverside cemetery, Appleton."
His obituary was published in The Post-Crescent in Appleton, WI on Wednesday, June 1, 1932.
"M.V. MOREHOUSE
Neenah - M.V. Morehouse, 82, former Neenah resident, died last Friday at his home at Milwaukee. Burial took place Tuesday morning at Riverside cemetery at Appleton.
Mr. Morehouse was born at Willsboro, N.Y., on March 3, 1850. He came to Wisconsin eight years later with his parents. He was married July 2, 1879. to Miss Edna Dopkins at Appleton.
Surviving are the widow, three daughters, Mrs. W.W. Wicks of Sheboygan; Mrs. J.C. Barr of San Jose, Calif., and Mrs. J.B. Hanna of Chicago. There also are eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren."
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Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
January 2017
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