Mordecai "Mordie" was the son of Mordecai Widdifield I and Rachel HOBBS Widdifield. He was one of 4 children.
Children of Mordie's Father, Mordecai, SR and Rachael HOBBS Widdifield:
(1) Robert Eugene GENE Widdifield 1858–1942
(2) George Barton BART Widdifield 1860–1946
(3) William WILL Elmer Widdifield 1863–1913
(4) MORDECAI "MORDIE" Widdifield, II 1875–1937
Mordecai "Mordie" Widdifield and Rosa Ellen Fales were married June 1, 1898 at the Lutheran Parsonage in Spencerville, Indiana. They are the parents of 2 children.
1 - Leone Agnes Widdifield Mortorff 1901-1986
2 - Clarence Eugene Widdifield 1903-1965
Mordie was a real mixer with people but was very critical of everybody. He was a business man for a while but work was too confining for him. He was a Farmer and would rather starve to death than work for anyone else. Mordecai "Mordie" and Rosa Ellen Fales Widdifield had an Onion Farm near Auburn, Indiana about 1932 during the Great Depression. In politics he was a radical Republican. For pleasure he would play the mandolin and Rosa would play the piano at dances. He had pale blue eyes. Mordie died of Peritonitis.
Children of Mordie's Father, Mordecai, SR and Rachael HOBBS Widdifield:
(1) Robert Eugene GENE Widdifield 1858–1942
(2) George Barton BART Widdifield 1860–1946
(3) William WILL Elmer Widdifield 1863–1913
(4) MORDECAI "MORDIE" Widdifield, II 1875–1937
Mordecai "Mordie" Widdifield and Rosa Ellen Fales were married June 1, 1898 at the Lutheran Parsonage in Spencerville, Indiana. They are the parents of 2 children.
1 - Leone Agnes Widdifield Mortorff 1901-1986
2 - Clarence Eugene Widdifield 1903-1965
Mordie was a real mixer with people but was very critical of everybody. He was a business man for a while but work was too confining for him. He was a Farmer and would rather starve to death than work for anyone else. Mordecai "Mordie" and Rosa Ellen Fales Widdifield had an Onion Farm near Auburn, Indiana about 1932 during the Great Depression. In politics he was a radical Republican. For pleasure he would play the mandolin and Rosa would play the piano at dances. He had pale blue eyes. Mordie died of Peritonitis.
Mordecai "Mordie" was the son of Mordecai Widdifield I and Rachel HOBBS Widdifield. He was one of 4 children.
Children of Mordie's Father, Mordecai, SR and Rachael HOBBS Widdifield:
(1) Robert Eugene GENE Widdifield 1858–1942
(2) George Barton BART Widdifield 1860–1946
(3) William WILL Elmer Widdifield 1863–1913
(4) MORDECAI "MORDIE" Widdifield, II 1875–1937
Mordecai "Mordie" Widdifield and Rosa Ellen Fales were married June 1, 1898 at the Lutheran Parsonage in Spencerville, Indiana. They are the parents of 2 children.
1 - Leone Agnes Widdifield Mortorff 1901-1986
2 - Clarence Eugene Widdifield 1903-1965
Mordie was a real mixer with people but was very critical of everybody. He was a business man for a while but work was too confining for him. He was a Farmer and would rather starve to death than work for anyone else. Mordecai "Mordie" and Rosa Ellen Fales Widdifield had an Onion Farm near Auburn, Indiana about 1932 during the Great Depression. In politics he was a radical Republican. For pleasure he would play the mandolin and Rosa would play the piano at dances. He had pale blue eyes. Mordie died of Peritonitis.
Children of Mordie's Father, Mordecai, SR and Rachael HOBBS Widdifield:
(1) Robert Eugene GENE Widdifield 1858–1942
(2) George Barton BART Widdifield 1860–1946
(3) William WILL Elmer Widdifield 1863–1913
(4) MORDECAI "MORDIE" Widdifield, II 1875–1937
Mordecai "Mordie" Widdifield and Rosa Ellen Fales were married June 1, 1898 at the Lutheran Parsonage in Spencerville, Indiana. They are the parents of 2 children.
1 - Leone Agnes Widdifield Mortorff 1901-1986
2 - Clarence Eugene Widdifield 1903-1965
Mordie was a real mixer with people but was very critical of everybody. He was a business man for a while but work was too confining for him. He was a Farmer and would rather starve to death than work for anyone else. Mordecai "Mordie" and Rosa Ellen Fales Widdifield had an Onion Farm near Auburn, Indiana about 1932 during the Great Depression. In politics he was a radical Republican. For pleasure he would play the mandolin and Rosa would play the piano at dances. He had pale blue eyes. Mordie died of Peritonitis.
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