Irene May Ong and Charles Ernest Shepard
CHARLES ERNEST SHEPARD, son of SUSAN HESTER BALLOU and CHARLES FRANCIS SHEPARD, was born December 20, 1870 in Waverly, Lancaster, Nebraska,21 and died April 13, 1911 in Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska.7806 He is buried in Ashland Cemetery, Saunders County, Nebraska.1514
He married IRENE MAY ONG in 1890 in Seneca, Thomas, Nebraska.2871 She died in 1938. She is buried in Ashland Cemetery, Saunders County, Nebraska.1514
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- Maturin Ballou Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- Robert Pike Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- Eleazer Arnold Jr. Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- Eleazer Albee Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- John Smith Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- Captain John Whipple Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- Valentine Whitman Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- John Sayles Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- Roger Williams Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- Reverend Joshua Winsor Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- Elisha Smith Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- Pardon Davis Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
- Barent Van Buren Descendant Report (Ancestor of Charles E. Shepard)
Children of IRENE MAY ONG and CHARLES ERNEST SHEPARD:
- CHARLES FRANCIS SHEPARD, b. November 26, 1890, Alliance, Box Butte, Nebraska;8 m. GERTRUDE CABEEN on July 10, 1912 in Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska7896; d. April 11, 1936, Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri.706
Personal Information
Charles E. Shepard
- was a trainmaster for the Northern Pacific railroad7806
- was a member of the Order of Railway Conductors7806
Marriage Announcements and News
Omaha World-Herald, February 26, 19112871
Irene May Shepard wants to be divorced from Charles E. Shepard. Her petition sets forth that Shepard is a trainmaster for the Northern Pacific and that he punished her cruelly at Lincoln and left her. They were married at Seneca, Thomas county, in 1890.
Obituaries
Ashland Gazette, April 14, 19117806
DEATH RECORD
Charles Ernest Shepard
Charles Ernest Shepard, a son of the late C. F. Shepard of this city, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. D. F. Clark, No. 3002 Orchard street, in Lincoln, Thursday morning, April 13, after an illness which greatly impaired his health for the past three years.
On the 24th of February he was taken acutely ill with rheumatism at Livingston, Montana, and his friends were notified that he was not expected to live. His mother and brother left at once for his bedside, and found him somewhat improved, so that in ten days he was able to be removed to Lincoln but was never able to leave his bed after he arrived there, the rheumatism settling in his heart, resulting in a dropsical affection.
Mr. Shepard was born in Waverly, Nebraska, December 20, 1870, and was aged 40 years, 3 months and 24 days at the time of his death. When a boy he was a student of the Ashland schools. He leaves his aged mother, Mrs. C. F. Shepard of this city, and one son, aged 20 years, besides two brothers and two sisters, to mourn his decease. The surviving brothers and sisters are: M. E. Shepard and Mrs. D. F. Clark of Lincoln, P. B. Shepard of Ashland and Mrs. V. O. Clark of Memphis.
Mr. Shepard was a railroad man who had attained a high position, having been at the time he was taken ill, trainmaster for the Northern Pacific road. He was a member of the Order of Railway Conductors.
The funeral will be held from the home of his sister in Lincoln Saturday at 11 o'clock. The services will be conducted by the Rev. J. w. Hilton, a former pastor of teh Church of Christ in this city. The burial will be in the Ashland cemetery, the remains, with the funeral party, arriving here on No. 16 in the afternoon.
Census Records
| Date | Location | Enumerated Names |
|---|---|---|
| June 21, 18802436 | Waverly, Lancaster, Nebraska | |
| June 13, 1900177 | Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska |
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