George Robert Ogden (1888 - 1950)

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1. ↑ Birth: New South Wales Australia Births: Name: OGDEN GEORGE R Registration number 19625/1888 Father's Given name(s) ROBERT Mother's Given name(s) MARY A District PARRAMATTA
2. ↑ Marriage: New South Wales Australia Marriages: Registration number 14181/1911 Groom's Family Name OGDEN Groom's Given Name(s) GEORGE R Bride's Family Name(s) BRYEN Bride's Given Name(s) ELIZABETH District PARRAMATTA
3. ↑ Military: University of New South Wales. School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The AIF project: Australian ANZACS in the great war 1814-1918. [database on-line].
4. ↑ Military: Source: Website - National Archives of Australia - Recordsearch
5. ↑ Death: New South Wales Australia Deaths: Name: OGDEN GEORGE ROBERT Registration number 25257/1950 Father's Given Name(s) ROBERT CARTRIGHT Mother's Given Name(s) MARY ANN District SYDNEY
6. ↑ Burial: Find a Grave: George Robert Ogden: Birth: unknown Death: 1950 Note: 52y; 2274 1 Pnr Bn; son/Robert Cartwright & Mary Ann Burial: Smithfield General Cemetery Smithfield, Fairfield City, New South Wales, Australia
7. ↑ Obituary: The Biz (Fairfield, NSW : 1928 - 1972) View title info Thu 7 Dec 1950 Page 8 OBITUARY. MR. GEORGE ROBERT OGDEN: "Mr. George Robert Ogden, of 34 Cam- den Street, Fairfield, collapsed and died in Elizabeth Street, Sydney on Tuesday, of last week, shortly after leaving a doc- tor where he was receiving treatment for an illness. He had previously spent some weeks in Yaralla Hospital. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden, and her family, in their sad loss. Born at Parramatta. the late Mr. Og- den was a carrier for many years. He enlisted at Parramatta in World War One, serving with the 1st Pioneer Battalion, and was invalided home. He had suffered from effects of the war till his demise. Mr. and Mrs. Ogden moved to Fairfield 30 years ago, and had lived in the same house ever since. Mr. Ogden was keenly interested in the Manchester Unity Oddfellows, having became a Past Noble Grand at Fairfield, and later joined the Past Noble Grands' Lodge at Parramatta. The funeral took place last Thursday for Smithfleld Cemetery, Church of England portion. The minister, Rev. S. A. Turner, officiated at the graveside, and the Oddfellows Service was conducted by Messrs. Dawson and Burleigh, of Fairfield lodge. Children of the deceased are: Mary (Mrs. McDonald, Scofield), Ada (Mrs. Blevin, Parramatta), Beryl (Mrs. Cohen, Church St. Parramatta), Florence (Mrs. Dawson, Longfield St.. Cabramatta), Keith (Macquarie Fields), Philip, Clara (Mrs. Champion)', Colin, Kevin (Mograg), Leona."
8. ↑ Military Memorial Billion Graves: G R Ogden Inscription: "G R Ogden 1 Pioneer Battalion 27 November 1950 His Duty Fearlessly and Nobly Done Ever Remembered"