Unknown how the family left Missouri. Did they crossed THE PLAINS by covered wagon on the OREGON - CALIFORNIA TRAIL IN 1876 or did they travel by train? Came with wife, Susan, two small children and father, William W. Rickman. They arrived at Ellensburg (now Gold Beach) Curry County, Oregon. They lived there for nearly ten years. Four more sons would be born here before Wilkie moved his family to Norway, Coos County, Oregon.
Also on this journey from Missouri most likely was Susan's parents and siblings, John Danner Miller and Rhoda. They are neighbors on the 1880 Census for Rogue River, Curry County, Or.
Name correction in newspaper article dated June 18, 1897, should be Mr. Wilkie Rickman NOT Frickman!
DC #3894 Cause of death: Tuberclosis
Unknown how the family left Missouri. Did they crossed THE PLAINS by covered wagon on the OREGON - CALIFORNIA TRAIL IN 1876 or did they travel by train? Came with wife, Susan, two small children and father, William W. Rickman. They arrived at Ellensburg (now Gold Beach) Curry County, Oregon. They lived there for nearly ten years. Four more sons would be born here before Wilkie moved his family to Norway, Coos County, Oregon.
Also on this journey from Missouri most likely was Susan's parents and siblings, John Danner Miller and Rhoda. They are neighbors on the 1880 Census for Rogue River, Curry County, Or.
Name correction in newspaper article dated June 18, 1897, should be Mr. Wilkie Rickman NOT Frickman!
DC #3894 Cause of death: Tuberclosis
Gravesite Details
NO MARKER. Two sons, Jim and Sankie are buried next to him.
Family Members
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Etta Jane "Ettie" Rickman Nussel
1873–1943
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James Danner "Jim" Rickman
1875–1913
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Willis Wilkie Rickman
1877–1948
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Columbus Pinkston "Pink" Rickman
1879–1948
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Alfred Moody Rickman
1881–1952
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Joseph Henry "Joe" Rickman
1883–1956
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Sankie Allen Rickman
1886–1914
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Nettie Catherine Rickman Morian
1889–1968
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Otto John Rickman
1893–1992
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Baby Boy Rickman
1896–1897