VAUGHN B. ACKERMAN
By Dick Ackerman
Vaught B. Ackerman was born March 10, 1879 at Boonville, Missouri. He was one of seven children born to John and Susan Ackerman. At age 13 he left home and went to Oklahoma Coty, Oklahoma where he worked at various jobs until he came to the a Black Hills prior to 1900. He worked at the Homestake Mine in Lead, South Dakota until 1905, where he worked for various cattle companies and was engaged in ranching on the Goldie Divide, west of Hulett, where he homesteaded.
On July 5, 1906 he married Villa Mae Mitchell at Belle Fourche, South Dakota.
LITTLE TEAHER REMEMBERS By Effie Jolley
"The Vaughn Ackerman Family: Vaughn Ackerman first came to this part of the country from Missouri to work in the gold mine at Lead, South Dakota. He had a sister here....After Vaughn and Villa were married, they homesteaded on the Goldie Divide on what is now known as the E.J. Wood place. It was there that their first son Everett was born in 1907.
The Ackerman family and the Ed Jolley family sold their places on the Goldie Divide and moved to Ekalaka, Montana where they were living during the hard winter of 1911 and 1912. After living there a few years, they moved to Prince Rupert, Canada where they lived for a year or so before going to Washington in the Yakima area. During this time they lost a baby son which affected Mrs. Ackerman's health so that she was unable to walk for a year. They also lost a baby daughter.."
By Dick Ackerman
Vaught B. Ackerman was born March 10, 1879 at Boonville, Missouri. He was one of seven children born to John and Susan Ackerman. At age 13 he left home and went to Oklahoma Coty, Oklahoma where he worked at various jobs until he came to the a Black Hills prior to 1900. He worked at the Homestake Mine in Lead, South Dakota until 1905, where he worked for various cattle companies and was engaged in ranching on the Goldie Divide, west of Hulett, where he homesteaded.
On July 5, 1906 he married Villa Mae Mitchell at Belle Fourche, South Dakota.
LITTLE TEAHER REMEMBERS By Effie Jolley
"The Vaughn Ackerman Family: Vaughn Ackerman first came to this part of the country from Missouri to work in the gold mine at Lead, South Dakota. He had a sister here....After Vaughn and Villa were married, they homesteaded on the Goldie Divide on what is now known as the E.J. Wood place. It was there that their first son Everett was born in 1907.
The Ackerman family and the Ed Jolley family sold their places on the Goldie Divide and moved to Ekalaka, Montana where they were living during the hard winter of 1911 and 1912. After living there a few years, they moved to Prince Rupert, Canada where they lived for a year or so before going to Washington in the Yakima area. During this time they lost a baby son which affected Mrs. Ackerman's health so that she was unable to walk for a year. They also lost a baby daughter.."
VAUGHN B. ACKERMAN
By Dick Ackerman
Vaught B. Ackerman was born March 10, 1879 at Boonville, Missouri. He was one of seven children born to John and Susan Ackerman. At age 13 he left home and went to Oklahoma Coty, Oklahoma where he worked at various jobs until he came to the a Black Hills prior to 1900. He worked at the Homestake Mine in Lead, South Dakota until 1905, where he worked for various cattle companies and was engaged in ranching on the Goldie Divide, west of Hulett, where he homesteaded.
On July 5, 1906 he married Villa Mae Mitchell at Belle Fourche, South Dakota.
LITTLE TEAHER REMEMBERS By Effie Jolley
"The Vaughn Ackerman Family: Vaughn Ackerman first came to this part of the country from Missouri to work in the gold mine at Lead, South Dakota. He had a sister here....After Vaughn and Villa were married, they homesteaded on the Goldie Divide on what is now known as the E.J. Wood place. It was there that their first son Everett was born in 1907.
The Ackerman family and the Ed Jolley family sold their places on the Goldie Divide and moved to Ekalaka, Montana where they were living during the hard winter of 1911 and 1912. After living there a few years, they moved to Prince Rupert, Canada where they lived for a year or so before going to Washington in the Yakima area. During this time they lost a baby son which affected Mrs. Ackerman's health so that she was unable to walk for a year. They also lost a baby daughter.."
By Dick Ackerman
Vaught B. Ackerman was born March 10, 1879 at Boonville, Missouri. He was one of seven children born to John and Susan Ackerman. At age 13 he left home and went to Oklahoma Coty, Oklahoma where he worked at various jobs until he came to the a Black Hills prior to 1900. He worked at the Homestake Mine in Lead, South Dakota until 1905, where he worked for various cattle companies and was engaged in ranching on the Goldie Divide, west of Hulett, where he homesteaded.
On July 5, 1906 he married Villa Mae Mitchell at Belle Fourche, South Dakota.
LITTLE TEAHER REMEMBERS By Effie Jolley
"The Vaughn Ackerman Family: Vaughn Ackerman first came to this part of the country from Missouri to work in the gold mine at Lead, South Dakota. He had a sister here....After Vaughn and Villa were married, they homesteaded on the Goldie Divide on what is now known as the E.J. Wood place. It was there that their first son Everett was born in 1907.
The Ackerman family and the Ed Jolley family sold their places on the Goldie Divide and moved to Ekalaka, Montana where they were living during the hard winter of 1911 and 1912. After living there a few years, they moved to Prince Rupert, Canada where they lived for a year or so before going to Washington in the Yakima area. During this time they lost a baby son which affected Mrs. Ackerman's health so that she was unable to walk for a year. They also lost a baby daughter.."
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