Columbus Rickman moved to Young County with his mother and brothers in 1873. The family lived south of Graham for a time while Columbus Rickman worked on area farms and ranches. Columbus went to work for Norris Hardware in 1880. By 1899, Columbus Rickman purchased Norris hardware and ran the business until 1919. He became a tinner in 1919 and ran the business from the back of his home. He was a tinner until his death in 1941.
We, C.M. Rickman and wife, Carrie Rickman, confer upon Mary Elizabeth Ranspot, a minor, our legal heir. We make this adoption because said minor has been abandoned by her father for a period of more than three years.
/s/ 18 September 1928
C.M. Rickman
Carrie B Rickman
Contributed by Dorman Holub
NOAH
Columbus Rickman moved to Young County with his mother and brothers in 1873. The family lived south of Graham for a time while Columbus Rickman worked on area farms and ranches. Columbus went to work for Norris Hardware in 1880. By 1899, Columbus Rickman purchased Norris hardware and ran the business until 1919. He became a tinner in 1919 and ran the business from the back of his home. He was a tinner until his death in 1941.
We, C.M. Rickman and wife, Carrie Rickman, confer upon Mary Elizabeth Ranspot, a minor, our legal heir. We make this adoption because said minor has been abandoned by her father for a period of more than three years.
/s/ 18 September 1928
C.M. Rickman
Carrie B Rickman
Contributed by Dorman Holub
NOAH
Family Members
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Nancy Rebecca Rickman Ezell
1839–1923
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James Franklin Rickman
1841–1880
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William Cannon Rickman
1843–1919
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Susan Elizabeth Rickman Duggan
1848–1931
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Mary Josephine "Josie" Rickman White
1850–1933
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Lawson Henderson Rickman
1852–1935
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Thomas Newton Rickman
1858–1883
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Judge Jesse Thompson "JT" Rickman
1860–1953
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Robert Lee Rickman
1863–1930
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