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| Birth: | 30 JUN 1894 in Chandler, Lincoln, Oklahoma, USA |
| Death: | 3 MAR 1984 in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas, USA |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Benjamin Franklin Ogg b. 17 APR 1865 in Barnesville, Belmont, Ohio, USA |
| Mother: | Cama Ora Ann Ponton b. 9 NOV 1871 in , Rockingham, North Carolina, USA |
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Residence: 1900 in Chandler, Lincoln, Oklahoma, USA 1
Occupation: BET 1905 AND 1984 in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas, USA Butcher and Grocery Store Owner
Moved: 1908 in Chandler, Lincoln, Oklahoma, USA came to Ottawa, Franklin Co., KS, USA
Moved: 1918 in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas, USA to Oregon for a short time until rain drove them back to Kansas
Residence: BET 1919 AND 1984 in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas, USA West 7th Street
Residence: 1930 in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas, USA 1
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| Mary Phyllis Boicourt (Wife) b. 8 SEP 1893 in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas, USA |
| Marriage: 23 FEB 1915 in Paola, Miami, Kansas, USA |
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 James Boicourt Ogg b. 15 MAR 1916 in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas, USA
- Howard Courtney Ogg b. 22 MAY 1918 in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas, USA
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Title: Notes
Text:
Phyllis and Courtney Ogg spent the majority of their lives in Ottawa, KS. They did
move to Oregon for a short period of time in 1918 to have a chicken ranch. They
pulled a trailer with their belongings over the mountains from Kansas to Eugene,
OR. This trip took nearly 6 months in a 4 door Maxwell. They arrived in the fall
and after several months of terribly rainy weather they sold their belongings to
get train tickets back to Kansas.
They raised two fine boys, James Boicourt Ogg and Howard Courtney Ogg.
Courtney managed a grocery store and Phyllis kept the home and farm. Over the
years, they raised sheep, cattle, chickens, ducks, and guinea hens at the farm.
Many of their farm products found their way to their grocery store. Courtney was
a very personable retailer, he enjoyed his customers! Phyllis worked hard to help
with the eggs, milk, and butter as well as garden products!
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- Repository Name: The National Archives and Records Administration {NARA}
Repository Address: 8601 Adelphi Road
College Park,Maryland,20740-6001
USA
Title: US Census
Author: U S Census
Media Type: Electronic
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