Listed in the October to December 1889 birth index, Maurice William Ogden, Chorlton district, Lancashire, volume 8c page 875.

parish records Holy Trinity, Hulme
Born September 26, 1889 baptized October 9, 1889 Maurice William Ogden son of Jarvis Marshall Ogden and Elizabeth Ogden, of 106 Warwick Street, father is a police constable.

In the 1891 census Moss Side civil parish, St Clement ecclesiastical parish, Chorlton district, Hulme sub district at 106 Warwick Street.
Listed as Jarvis M. Ogden, Police Constable, age 40, born Manchester.
Mother? Elizabeth Ogden age 30, born Egmanton, Nottinghamshire.
Son Ernest P. Ogden age 5, born Manchester.
Son Jarvis M. Ogden age 3, born Manchester.
Son Maurice Wm. Ogden age 1, born Manchester.
Also 2 lodgers

In the 1901 census civil parish South Manchester, Ecclesiastical parish, Rusholme Holy Trinity, Registration district Chorlton, sub district Ardwick living at 16 Duke St.
Jarvis M. Ogden age 50 born at Manchester, police officer.
Wife Elizabeth Ogden age 40 born at Egmanton, Nottingham.
Son Ernest P. Ogden age 15 Telegraph Messenger.
Son Jarvis M. Ogden age 13, errand boy tobacconist.
Son Maurice W. Ogden age 11.
Son Louis L. (or S) Ogden age 8.
Daughter Hilda L. Ogden age 5.
Son Arthur Ogden age 3.
Daughter Olive Ogden age 1.
Boarder Annie Smith widow age 43 born at Laxton, Nottingham, living on own means.
Daughter (presumably of Annie Smith) Edith Smith age 5 born in Manchester. All children were born in Manchester.

I can’t find Maurice Ogden in the 1911 census. Some reasons for this are
1) He was not recorded, this does happen.
2) He was recorded, but the transcription was incorrect.
3) He was not in England or Wales.
It should be noted while Ogden is a common name, Maurice Ogden is not. There are only 3 Maurice Ogdens in the 1901 census, of which he is one. There are 4 in the 1911 census, however they could not possibly be him as they are all born in other locations and at home living with their parents, not Jarvis and Elizabeth Ogden.
If the case 3 is correct, he may have been out of the country with the army. This would not be surprising as his father had served in the army in India. Also his oldest surviving brother joined the Manchester Regiment in 1905 at the age of 20, served in India and transferred to the reserve in 1910. Could Maurice have joined the army a few years later? I did find 2 Maurice Ogdens in the WWI records, they were the other 2 Maurice Ogdens in the 1901 census. One was Killed in action and the other was born in 1896. It now seems less likely this case is correct.

Parish Records parish Church St. Luke, Chorlton-on-Medlock, Lancashire
August 3, 1918
Maurice William Ogden, age 30, bachelor, Engineer, 9 Jackson Street, father Jarvis Marshall Ogden (deceased), police officer and
Louisa Whalley, age 33, widow, 2 Holt Street, father James Hamblett (deceased), venetian blind maker,
after Banns, by Reg. A. Sutton (assistant Priest)
in the presence of William Henry Allen and Stella Hall.

In the July to September 1918 marriage index Maurice W. Ogden and Louisa Whalley, Chorlton district volume 8c page 1301.

In the 1939 England and Wales Register
45 Barton Street, Manchester
1. Maurice W. Ogden, born September 26, 1889, married, general labourer heavy? Worker, Air Raid Precautions m/c Comp? Electric Department
2. Martha L. Ogden, born August 27, 1884, married, unpaid domestic duties
3. This line is covered - presumably as the person is still living
4. Elizabeth Ogden, born July 19, 1859, widow, invalid
[Elizabeth’s birthdate is 1 year different than her birth certificate.]
5. John W. Whalley, born June 24 1917, single, assistant electric meter fixer
6. Marion Clarke, born August 23 1916, married, unpaid domestic duties
7. Peter Davies, birthdate unknown, at school

In the January to March 1944 death index, Maurice W. Ogden, age 54, Manchester, volume 8d, page 14.

England and Scotland Select Cemetery Registers
Maurice William Ogden buried, January 6 1944, age 54, retired, Southern Cemetery, Manchester, Section W grave 1692.

Parish Records St Andrew, Ancoats, Manchester
Born August 27 1883, baptism September 30 1883, Martha Louisa Hamlet [as spelled], parents James and Margaret Hamlet, of 3 BK Newton Street, father is a blind maker

In the 1891 census 14 Mark Lane, St. Lukes, Chorlton on Medlock, Manchester.
Head James Hamblett, age 28, warehouse porter, employed, born Warrington, Lancashire.
Wife Margaret E. Hamblett, age 26, born Manchester.
Daughter Martha L. Hamblett, age 7, born Chorlton on Medlock, Manchester.
Daughter Stella Hamblett, age 5, born Chorlton on Medlock.
Son [probably should be brother] John Hamblett, condition to marriage undecipherable, age 30, warehouseman, employed, born Warrington.

In the January to March 1901 marriage index Louisa Hamblett and William Whalley, Chorlton, Lancashire, volume 8c, page 1139.

In the 1901 census 89 Hart Street, St. James parish, Manchester, Lancashire.
Head Harriet Whalley, widow, age 61, born Wigan, Lancashire.
Son William Whalley, age 20, general labourer, worker, born St. Helens, Lancashire.
Daughter in Law Louisa Whalley, age 17, shop cleaner, worker, born Manchester, Lancashire.

In the 1911 census 52 Richmond Street, Manchester.
Head William Whalley, age 30, porter, warehouse, worker, born St. Helen’s, Lancashire.
Martha Loise [as spelled] Whalley, age 27, married 10 years, 1 child born alive, still living, warehouse cleaner, worker, born Manchester, Lancashire.
Son George Edward Whalley, age 8, born Manchester. 3 boarders.

In the July to September 1972 death index Martha Louisa Ogden, born August 27, 1883, age 89, Manchester, Lancashire, volume 10e, page 456.