Frank's stone states his birth year as 1880. However, the 1880 census, his baptism record and his registration for the WWI draft indicate birth in 1878.
Frank worked most of his life as a farmer. In the 1930 census his occupation is listed as a landscaper and gardener.
He married Ida Mae Baldwin on 12 Apr 1911 and had six children.
He married Emma Carton after the death of Ida.
He died of arteriosclerosis. At the time of his death his residence was Route 17K in Orange County. He was buried on 25 Feb 1954.
Obituary in the Rockland County Journal News on 23 Feb 1954 page 1.
FORMER WEST NYACKER DIES AT MONTGOMERY
Frank A. Nickerson, formerly a resident of West Nyack, died at his home in Montgomery on Sunday. Mr. Nickerson for many years conducted a fruit and truck farm on the Strawtown Road in West Nyack and was particularly well known for the fine strawberries he raised. His real estate holdings were large at one time, but during the past few years, he disposed of some of his land. A large portion will also be taken over by the proposed reservoir.
Mr. Nickerson also had a picnic ground on his property along the Hackensack creek near the Old Mill Road. The place was frequented for many years by bathers from all parts of the township.
He is survived by his wife, Emma; five daughters, Mrs. Ellen May Babcock and Mrs. Amy Perry of West Nyack, Mrs. Ida Burns of Central Nyack, Mrs. Florence Johnson of New City Park, and Mrs. Jeanne Hester of New London, Connecticut; and eleven grandchildren.
Services will be held at Elim Tabernacle, Valley Cottage, Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Frank worked most of his life as a farmer. In the 1930 census his occupation is listed as a landscaper and gardener.
He married Ida Mae Baldwin on 12 Apr 1911 and had six children.
He married Emma Carton after the death of Ida.
He died of arteriosclerosis. At the time of his death his residence was Route 17K in Orange County. He was buried on 25 Feb 1954.
Obituary in the Rockland County Journal News on 23 Feb 1954 page 1.
FORMER WEST NYACKER DIES AT MONTGOMERY
Frank A. Nickerson, formerly a resident of West Nyack, died at his home in Montgomery on Sunday. Mr. Nickerson for many years conducted a fruit and truck farm on the Strawtown Road in West Nyack and was particularly well known for the fine strawberries he raised. His real estate holdings were large at one time, but during the past few years, he disposed of some of his land. A large portion will also be taken over by the proposed reservoir.
Mr. Nickerson also had a picnic ground on his property along the Hackensack creek near the Old Mill Road. The place was frequented for many years by bathers from all parts of the township.
He is survived by his wife, Emma; five daughters, Mrs. Ellen May Babcock and Mrs. Amy Perry of West Nyack, Mrs. Ida Burns of Central Nyack, Mrs. Florence Johnson of New City Park, and Mrs. Jeanne Hester of New London, Connecticut; and eleven grandchildren.
Services will be held at Elim Tabernacle, Valley Cottage, Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Frank's stone states his birth year as 1880. However, the 1880 census, his baptism record and his registration for the WWI draft indicate birth in 1878.
Frank worked most of his life as a farmer. In the 1930 census his occupation is listed as a landscaper and gardener.
He married Ida Mae Baldwin on 12 Apr 1911 and had six children.
He married Emma Carton after the death of Ida.
He died of arteriosclerosis. At the time of his death his residence was Route 17K in Orange County. He was buried on 25 Feb 1954.
Obituary in the Rockland County Journal News on 23 Feb 1954 page 1.
FORMER WEST NYACKER DIES AT MONTGOMERY
Frank A. Nickerson, formerly a resident of West Nyack, died at his home in Montgomery on Sunday. Mr. Nickerson for many years conducted a fruit and truck farm on the Strawtown Road in West Nyack and was particularly well known for the fine strawberries he raised. His real estate holdings were large at one time, but during the past few years, he disposed of some of his land. A large portion will also be taken over by the proposed reservoir.
Mr. Nickerson also had a picnic ground on his property along the Hackensack creek near the Old Mill Road. The place was frequented for many years by bathers from all parts of the township.
He is survived by his wife, Emma; five daughters, Mrs. Ellen May Babcock and Mrs. Amy Perry of West Nyack, Mrs. Ida Burns of Central Nyack, Mrs. Florence Johnson of New City Park, and Mrs. Jeanne Hester of New London, Connecticut; and eleven grandchildren.
Services will be held at Elim Tabernacle, Valley Cottage, Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Frank worked most of his life as a farmer. In the 1930 census his occupation is listed as a landscaper and gardener.
He married Ida Mae Baldwin on 12 Apr 1911 and had six children.
He married Emma Carton after the death of Ida.
He died of arteriosclerosis. At the time of his death his residence was Route 17K in Orange County. He was buried on 25 Feb 1954.
Obituary in the Rockland County Journal News on 23 Feb 1954 page 1.
FORMER WEST NYACKER DIES AT MONTGOMERY
Frank A. Nickerson, formerly a resident of West Nyack, died at his home in Montgomery on Sunday. Mr. Nickerson for many years conducted a fruit and truck farm on the Strawtown Road in West Nyack and was particularly well known for the fine strawberries he raised. His real estate holdings were large at one time, but during the past few years, he disposed of some of his land. A large portion will also be taken over by the proposed reservoir.
Mr. Nickerson also had a picnic ground on his property along the Hackensack creek near the Old Mill Road. The place was frequented for many years by bathers from all parts of the township.
He is survived by his wife, Emma; five daughters, Mrs. Ellen May Babcock and Mrs. Amy Perry of West Nyack, Mrs. Ida Burns of Central Nyack, Mrs. Florence Johnson of New City Park, and Mrs. Jeanne Hester of New London, Connecticut; and eleven grandchildren.
Services will be held at Elim Tabernacle, Valley Cottage, Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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