Martin H. Bogue and Emaline Orpha Parsons were married in Erie County, Pennsylvania on 26 June 1895.
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Martin Henry Bogue owned a planing mill in North East, PA at he time of his son Merwyn's birth, but by 1910 had moved to Erie, PA where he was a successful building contractor. This mill, in a 1906 advertisement from the North East Advertiser, made dressed lumber, lath, shingles, doors, sash, siding, flooring, moldings and fence material. The mill was located on the east side Smedley Street, just south of the railroad tracks. per "Historic Vignettes of North East, PA" by Dick Tefft
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Martin Henry Bogue owned a planing mill in North East, PA at he time of his son Merwyn's birth, but by 1910 had moved to Erie, PA where he was a successful building contractor. This mill, in a 1906 advertisement from the North East Advertiser, made dressed lumber, lath, shingles, doors, sash, siding, flooring, moldings and fence material. The mill was located on the east side Smedley Street, just south of the railroad tracks. per "Historic Vignettes of North East, PA" by Dick Tefft
Martin H. Bogue and Emaline Orpha Parsons were married in Erie County, Pennsylvania on 26 June 1895.
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Martin Henry Bogue owned a planing mill in North East, PA at he time of his son Merwyn's birth, but by 1910 had moved to Erie, PA where he was a successful building contractor. This mill, in a 1906 advertisement from the North East Advertiser, made dressed lumber, lath, shingles, doors, sash, siding, flooring, moldings and fence material. The mill was located on the east side Smedley Street, just south of the railroad tracks. per "Historic Vignettes of North East, PA" by Dick Tefft
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Martin Henry Bogue owned a planing mill in North East, PA at he time of his son Merwyn's birth, but by 1910 had moved to Erie, PA where he was a successful building contractor. This mill, in a 1906 advertisement from the North East Advertiser, made dressed lumber, lath, shingles, doors, sash, siding, flooring, moldings and fence material. The mill was located on the east side Smedley Street, just south of the railroad tracks. per "Historic Vignettes of North East, PA" by Dick Tefft
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