Albert A. Nickerson was born in 1838 in New York. He was married circa 1859/1860 to Mary Jane Adams. Mary was born circa 1841/1842 in New York, daughter of George Adams and Elizabeth (–?–).
On 26 June 1870, Albert and his wife Sarah lived next door to his parents in Mayfield township, Dekalb County, Illinois with their daughter Elizabeth. He worked as a farmer while Sarah was keeping house. The family owned $800 in real estate and $500 in personal property.
On 25 July 1870, the couple and five children- Elizabeth, Giles, Carry, James, and Eugene lived in Mayfield township. Albert was working as a farmer, Mary was keeping house, and the two oldest children were attending school. The family owned $1,500 in real estate and $500 in personal property.
Mary died on 3 February 1889 from inflammation of the stomach in Mayfield township.
Albert was married second on 21 March 1891 in Grand Traverse County to Rachel Terwilliger. Minister J. A. Allen conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Emma Slanton[?] and Rosetta M. Allen. Rachel was born circa 1856 in Michigan, son of C. S. Terwillger and (–?–) Shumway. He worked as a farmer while she was a dressmaker when they were married.
Albert was married third on 22 November 1900 in Wexford to Emma M. (Conn)Foust. Dewitt Connine, a Justice of the Peace, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by J. L. Connine and M. C. Dougherty. Emma was born circa 1844 in Ohio, daughter of Samuel Conn.
Albert died on 21 November 1907 in Mayfield township from pulmonary tuberculosis. Emma probably died on 17 December 1934 in Grand Traverse County.
Albert and Mary are buried in Down Cemetery.
Albert and Mary (Adams) Nickerson were the parents of 11 children:
i. ELIZABETH NICKERSON was born circa July 1859 in Illinois.
ii. GILES NICKERSON was born circa 1861/1862 in Illinois.
iii. CAROLINE NICKERSON was born circa 1864/1865 in Michigan.
iv. ROSA NICKERSON was born circa 1865 in Mayfield township. She was married on 8 December 1889 in Monroe Center to Eugene Taylor. L. Kennedy, a minister, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Fred M. Tapper and Ida M. Gill. Eugene was born circa 1863 in Woodbridge, Michigan, son of Reuben Taylor and M. Osterhause.
v. JAMES NICKERSON was born circa 1866/1867 in Michigan. He was married on 10 April 1892 in Kingsley to Nettie (Smith)Bartz. Minister A. L. Thurston conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Giles Nickerson and Cora Sackett. Nettie was born circa 1862 in Virginia, daughter of Alexander Smith. At the time of the marriage, James worked as a lumberman. He was married second on 4 July 1907 in Traverse City to Anna Barrett. Minister James Dutton conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Mrs. James Dutton and Nettie Nickerson. Annie was born circa 1865/1866 in Illinois, daughter of William Barrett and Elmira Gidney.
vi. EUGENE NICKERSON was born on 3 January 1869 in Mayfield township.
vii. NELLY NICKERSON was born on 15 May 1871 in Mayfield township.
viii. FRANK NICKERSON was born on 24 October 1873 in Paradise township.
ix. FREDERICK NICKERSON was born on 26 September 1875 in Paradise township.
x. MARY "MAY" NICKERSON was born on 1 June 1880 in Mayfield township. She was married on 30 October 1898 in Wexford to L. Edward Dye. George P. Downer, a Justice of the Peace, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Sylvester Sager and Maudie Dye. Edward was born circa 1873 in Michigan, son of A. G. Dye and Rose Masters.
xi. GEORGE NICKERSON was born on 2 February 1883 in Mayfield township. He was married on 18 April 1906 in Traverse City to Maud Riley. Fred R. Walker, Judge of Probate, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Anna Needham and Grace M. Smith. Maud was born circa 1888 in Wexford, daughter of Frank Riley and Emma Cornell.
On 26 June 1870, Albert and his wife Sarah lived next door to his parents in Mayfield township, Dekalb County, Illinois with their daughter Elizabeth. He worked as a farmer while Sarah was keeping house. The family owned $800 in real estate and $500 in personal property.
On 25 July 1870, the couple and five children- Elizabeth, Giles, Carry, James, and Eugene lived in Mayfield township. Albert was working as a farmer, Mary was keeping house, and the two oldest children were attending school. The family owned $1,500 in real estate and $500 in personal property.
Mary died on 3 February 1889 from inflammation of the stomach in Mayfield township.
Albert was married second on 21 March 1891 in Grand Traverse County to Rachel Terwilliger. Minister J. A. Allen conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Emma Slanton[?] and Rosetta M. Allen. Rachel was born circa 1856 in Michigan, son of C. S. Terwillger and (–?–) Shumway. He worked as a farmer while she was a dressmaker when they were married.
Albert was married third on 22 November 1900 in Wexford to Emma M. (Conn)Foust. Dewitt Connine, a Justice of the Peace, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by J. L. Connine and M. C. Dougherty. Emma was born circa 1844 in Ohio, daughter of Samuel Conn.
Albert died on 21 November 1907 in Mayfield township from pulmonary tuberculosis. Emma probably died on 17 December 1934 in Grand Traverse County.
Albert and Mary are buried in Down Cemetery.
Albert and Mary (Adams) Nickerson were the parents of 11 children:
i. ELIZABETH NICKERSON was born circa July 1859 in Illinois.
ii. GILES NICKERSON was born circa 1861/1862 in Illinois.
iii. CAROLINE NICKERSON was born circa 1864/1865 in Michigan.
iv. ROSA NICKERSON was born circa 1865 in Mayfield township. She was married on 8 December 1889 in Monroe Center to Eugene Taylor. L. Kennedy, a minister, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Fred M. Tapper and Ida M. Gill. Eugene was born circa 1863 in Woodbridge, Michigan, son of Reuben Taylor and M. Osterhause.
v. JAMES NICKERSON was born circa 1866/1867 in Michigan. He was married on 10 April 1892 in Kingsley to Nettie (Smith)Bartz. Minister A. L. Thurston conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Giles Nickerson and Cora Sackett. Nettie was born circa 1862 in Virginia, daughter of Alexander Smith. At the time of the marriage, James worked as a lumberman. He was married second on 4 July 1907 in Traverse City to Anna Barrett. Minister James Dutton conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Mrs. James Dutton and Nettie Nickerson. Annie was born circa 1865/1866 in Illinois, daughter of William Barrett and Elmira Gidney.
vi. EUGENE NICKERSON was born on 3 January 1869 in Mayfield township.
vii. NELLY NICKERSON was born on 15 May 1871 in Mayfield township.
viii. FRANK NICKERSON was born on 24 October 1873 in Paradise township.
ix. FREDERICK NICKERSON was born on 26 September 1875 in Paradise township.
x. MARY "MAY" NICKERSON was born on 1 June 1880 in Mayfield township. She was married on 30 October 1898 in Wexford to L. Edward Dye. George P. Downer, a Justice of the Peace, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Sylvester Sager and Maudie Dye. Edward was born circa 1873 in Michigan, son of A. G. Dye and Rose Masters.
xi. GEORGE NICKERSON was born on 2 February 1883 in Mayfield township. He was married on 18 April 1906 in Traverse City to Maud Riley. Fred R. Walker, Judge of Probate, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Anna Needham and Grace M. Smith. Maud was born circa 1888 in Wexford, daughter of Frank Riley and Emma Cornell.
Albert A. Nickerson was born in 1838 in New York. He was married circa 1859/1860 to Mary Jane Adams. Mary was born circa 1841/1842 in New York, daughter of George Adams and Elizabeth (–?–).
On 26 June 1870, Albert and his wife Sarah lived next door to his parents in Mayfield township, Dekalb County, Illinois with their daughter Elizabeth. He worked as a farmer while Sarah was keeping house. The family owned $800 in real estate and $500 in personal property.
On 25 July 1870, the couple and five children- Elizabeth, Giles, Carry, James, and Eugene lived in Mayfield township. Albert was working as a farmer, Mary was keeping house, and the two oldest children were attending school. The family owned $1,500 in real estate and $500 in personal property.
Mary died on 3 February 1889 from inflammation of the stomach in Mayfield township.
Albert was married second on 21 March 1891 in Grand Traverse County to Rachel Terwilliger. Minister J. A. Allen conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Emma Slanton[?] and Rosetta M. Allen. Rachel was born circa 1856 in Michigan, son of C. S. Terwillger and (–?–) Shumway. He worked as a farmer while she was a dressmaker when they were married.
Albert was married third on 22 November 1900 in Wexford to Emma M. (Conn)Foust. Dewitt Connine, a Justice of the Peace, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by J. L. Connine and M. C. Dougherty. Emma was born circa 1844 in Ohio, daughter of Samuel Conn.
Albert died on 21 November 1907 in Mayfield township from pulmonary tuberculosis. Emma probably died on 17 December 1934 in Grand Traverse County.
Albert and Mary are buried in Down Cemetery.
Albert and Mary (Adams) Nickerson were the parents of 11 children:
i. ELIZABETH NICKERSON was born circa July 1859 in Illinois.
ii. GILES NICKERSON was born circa 1861/1862 in Illinois.
iii. CAROLINE NICKERSON was born circa 1864/1865 in Michigan.
iv. ROSA NICKERSON was born circa 1865 in Mayfield township. She was married on 8 December 1889 in Monroe Center to Eugene Taylor. L. Kennedy, a minister, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Fred M. Tapper and Ida M. Gill. Eugene was born circa 1863 in Woodbridge, Michigan, son of Reuben Taylor and M. Osterhause.
v. JAMES NICKERSON was born circa 1866/1867 in Michigan. He was married on 10 April 1892 in Kingsley to Nettie (Smith)Bartz. Minister A. L. Thurston conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Giles Nickerson and Cora Sackett. Nettie was born circa 1862 in Virginia, daughter of Alexander Smith. At the time of the marriage, James worked as a lumberman. He was married second on 4 July 1907 in Traverse City to Anna Barrett. Minister James Dutton conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Mrs. James Dutton and Nettie Nickerson. Annie was born circa 1865/1866 in Illinois, daughter of William Barrett and Elmira Gidney.
vi. EUGENE NICKERSON was born on 3 January 1869 in Mayfield township.
vii. NELLY NICKERSON was born on 15 May 1871 in Mayfield township.
viii. FRANK NICKERSON was born on 24 October 1873 in Paradise township.
ix. FREDERICK NICKERSON was born on 26 September 1875 in Paradise township.
x. MARY "MAY" NICKERSON was born on 1 June 1880 in Mayfield township. She was married on 30 October 1898 in Wexford to L. Edward Dye. George P. Downer, a Justice of the Peace, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Sylvester Sager and Maudie Dye. Edward was born circa 1873 in Michigan, son of A. G. Dye and Rose Masters.
xi. GEORGE NICKERSON was born on 2 February 1883 in Mayfield township. He was married on 18 April 1906 in Traverse City to Maud Riley. Fred R. Walker, Judge of Probate, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Anna Needham and Grace M. Smith. Maud was born circa 1888 in Wexford, daughter of Frank Riley and Emma Cornell.
On 26 June 1870, Albert and his wife Sarah lived next door to his parents in Mayfield township, Dekalb County, Illinois with their daughter Elizabeth. He worked as a farmer while Sarah was keeping house. The family owned $800 in real estate and $500 in personal property.
On 25 July 1870, the couple and five children- Elizabeth, Giles, Carry, James, and Eugene lived in Mayfield township. Albert was working as a farmer, Mary was keeping house, and the two oldest children were attending school. The family owned $1,500 in real estate and $500 in personal property.
Mary died on 3 February 1889 from inflammation of the stomach in Mayfield township.
Albert was married second on 21 March 1891 in Grand Traverse County to Rachel Terwilliger. Minister J. A. Allen conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Emma Slanton[?] and Rosetta M. Allen. Rachel was born circa 1856 in Michigan, son of C. S. Terwillger and (–?–) Shumway. He worked as a farmer while she was a dressmaker when they were married.
Albert was married third on 22 November 1900 in Wexford to Emma M. (Conn)Foust. Dewitt Connine, a Justice of the Peace, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by J. L. Connine and M. C. Dougherty. Emma was born circa 1844 in Ohio, daughter of Samuel Conn.
Albert died on 21 November 1907 in Mayfield township from pulmonary tuberculosis. Emma probably died on 17 December 1934 in Grand Traverse County.
Albert and Mary are buried in Down Cemetery.
Albert and Mary (Adams) Nickerson were the parents of 11 children:
i. ELIZABETH NICKERSON was born circa July 1859 in Illinois.
ii. GILES NICKERSON was born circa 1861/1862 in Illinois.
iii. CAROLINE NICKERSON was born circa 1864/1865 in Michigan.
iv. ROSA NICKERSON was born circa 1865 in Mayfield township. She was married on 8 December 1889 in Monroe Center to Eugene Taylor. L. Kennedy, a minister, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Fred M. Tapper and Ida M. Gill. Eugene was born circa 1863 in Woodbridge, Michigan, son of Reuben Taylor and M. Osterhause.
v. JAMES NICKERSON was born circa 1866/1867 in Michigan. He was married on 10 April 1892 in Kingsley to Nettie (Smith)Bartz. Minister A. L. Thurston conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Giles Nickerson and Cora Sackett. Nettie was born circa 1862 in Virginia, daughter of Alexander Smith. At the time of the marriage, James worked as a lumberman. He was married second on 4 July 1907 in Traverse City to Anna Barrett. Minister James Dutton conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Mrs. James Dutton and Nettie Nickerson. Annie was born circa 1865/1866 in Illinois, daughter of William Barrett and Elmira Gidney.
vi. EUGENE NICKERSON was born on 3 January 1869 in Mayfield township.
vii. NELLY NICKERSON was born on 15 May 1871 in Mayfield township.
viii. FRANK NICKERSON was born on 24 October 1873 in Paradise township.
ix. FREDERICK NICKERSON was born on 26 September 1875 in Paradise township.
x. MARY "MAY" NICKERSON was born on 1 June 1880 in Mayfield township. She was married on 30 October 1898 in Wexford to L. Edward Dye. George P. Downer, a Justice of the Peace, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Sylvester Sager and Maudie Dye. Edward was born circa 1873 in Michigan, son of A. G. Dye and Rose Masters.
xi. GEORGE NICKERSON was born on 2 February 1883 in Mayfield township. He was married on 18 April 1906 in Traverse City to Maud Riley. Fred R. Walker, Judge of Probate, conducted the ceremony, which was witnessed by Anna Needham and Grace M. Smith. Maud was born circa 1888 in Wexford, daughter of Frank Riley and Emma Cornell.
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