Caroline Carrie
Ricker, 1847–1899
(aged 52 years)
- Name
- Caroline "Carrie" /Ricker/
- Given names
- Caroline "Carrie"
- Surname
- Ricker
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Birth
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Birth of a brother
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Death of a mother
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Death of a maternal grandmother
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Cause: influenza |
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Marriage of a parent
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Death of a sister
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Marriage
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FAM:MARR:CHAN:DATE: 15 JUL 2012 FAM:MARR:CHAN:DATE:TIME: 13:37:24 |
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Birth of a son
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Death of a father
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Death of a brother
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Cause: complications following a stagecoach accident |
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Birth of a son
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Death of a sister
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Death of a maternal grandfather
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Cause: senility
INDI:EVEN:LONG: W-75.690277
INDI:EVEN:LATI: N45.420834
INDI:EVEN:_COR:_LAD: 75 INDI:EVEN:_COR:_LAM: 41 INDI:EVEN:_COR:_LAS: 25 INDI:EVEN:_COR:_LAN: 1 INDI:EVEN:_COR:_LOD: 45 INDI:EVEN:_COR:_LOM: 25 INDI:EVEN:_COR:_LOS: 15
INDI:EVEN:CHAN:DATE: 15 JUL 2012 INDI:EVEN:CHAN:DATE:TIME: 13:49:11 |
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Death of a son
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INDI:EVEN:CHAN:DATE: 15 JUL 2012 INDI:EVEN:CHAN:DATE:TIME: 13:34:46 |
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Death of a son
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INDI:EVEN:CHAN:DATE: 15 JUL 2012 INDI:EVEN:CHAN:DATE:TIME: 13:34:46 |
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Birth of a son
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INDI:EVEN:CHAN:DATE: 15 JUL 2012 INDI:EVEN:CHAN:DATE:TIME: 13:34:46 |
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Birth of a son
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INDI:EVEN:CHAN:DATE: 15 JUL 2012 INDI:EVEN:CHAN:DATE:TIME: 13:34:46 |
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Birth of a daughter
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Birth of a son
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Death
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Burial
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| father |
1805–1874
Birth: 1805
34
30
— Bath, Grafton, New Hampshire, UNITED STATES Death: February 3, 1874 — Marysville, Marshall, Kansas, UNITED STATES |
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| mother |
1815–1851
Birth: 1815
32
33
— IRELAND Death: 1851 — Jackson, Missouri, UNITED STATES |
| Marriage | Marriage — September 30, 1835 — Hull, St. James, Quebec, CANADA |
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12 years
herself |
1847–1899
Birth: 1847
42
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— Freeport, Stevenson, Illinois, UNITED STATES Death: October 15, 1899 — Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota, UNITED STATES |
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-10 years
elder sister |
1836–1917
Birth: October 20, 1836
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21
— Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA Death: September 15, 1917 — 834 Pecan Street, Franklin, Kansas, UNITED STATES |
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6 months
elder brother |
1837–1875
Birth: April 13, 1837
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22
— Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA Death: June 1, 1875 — Salt Lake City, Utah, UNITED STATES |
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4 years
elder sister |
1840–1925
Birth: 1840
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— Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA Death: 1925 — Williamsburg, Franklin, Kansas, UNITED STATES |
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3 years
elder sister |
1842–1877
Birth: 1842
37
27
— Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA Death: 1877 — Long Creek, Grant, Oregon, UNITED STATES |
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2 years
elder brother |
1844–1910
Birth: April 27, 1844
39
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— Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA Death: February 17, 1910 — Leavenworth, Kansas, UNITED STATES |
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3 years
elder sister |
1846–1870
Birth: 1846
41
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— Jackson, Missouri, UNITED STATES Death: 1870 — Kansas, UNITED STATES |
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2 years
younger brother |
1848–1925
Birth: March 20, 1848
43
33
— Jackson, Missouri, UNITED STATES Death: June 1, 1925 — Waynoka, Oklahoma, UNITED STATES |
| father |
1805–1874
Birth: 1805
34
30
— Bath, Grafton, New Hampshire, UNITED STATES Death: February 3, 1874 — Marysville, Marshall, Kansas, UNITED STATES |
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| father’s partner |
| father |
1805–1874
Birth: 1805
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30
— Bath, Grafton, New Hampshire, UNITED STATES Death: February 3, 1874 — Marysville, Marshall, Kansas, UNITED STATES |
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| stepmother |
1817–1883
Birth: January 9, 1817
— Clermont, Ohio, UNITED STATES Death: July 8, 1883 — Marshall, Kansas, UNITED STATES |
| Marriage | Marriage — December 15, 1862 — Franklin, Kansas, UNITED STATES |
| husband |
1841–1920
Birth: May 29, 1841
— Lancaster, Ontario, CANADA Death: August 4, 1920 — Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota, UNITED STATES |
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| herself |
1847–1899
Birth: 1847
42
32
— Freeport, Stevenson, Illinois, UNITED STATES Death: October 15, 1899 — Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota, UNITED STATES |
| Marriage | Marriage — July 31, 1872 — Helena, Lewis & Clark, Montana, UNITED STATES |
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19 years
daughter |
1891–1971
Birth: February 12, 1891
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44
— Lawrence, South Dakota, UNITED STATES Death: May 11, 1971 — Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, UNITED STATES |
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-17 years
son |
1873–1877
Birth: 1873
31
26
Death: October 1877 — Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota, UNITED STATES |
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3 years
son |
1875–1877
Birth: 1875
33
28
Death: October 1877 — Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota, UNITED STATES |
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7 years
son |
1881–1930
Birth: September 30, 1881
40
34
— Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota, UNITED STATES Death: January 17, 1930 — Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota, UNITED STATES |
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6 years
son |
1887–1935
Birth: September 1887
46
40
— Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota, UNITED STATES Death: October 1, 1935 — Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota, UNITED STATES |
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7 years
son |
1894–1984
Birth: August 27, 1894
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47
Death: December 1984 — Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, UNITED STATES |
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Shared note
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Another source gives her date of death as January 17, 1930 in Deadwood, South Dakota Private social masquerade party was given last evneing at the Phoenix hall, at which about thirty couples, half of which were maskers, enjoyed themselves until the wee small hours. Skill's quadrille band led off with the grand march at 9:30, after which the maskers occupied the floor until 11:30, when masks off revealed the following persons, representing as follows: Mrs. Frank J. Washabaugh, Lady of Ye Olden Time, dress black. Mrs. D.A. McPherson, Soubrette to Court of France, time of Louis XVI, color gray. Mrs. J.R. Wilson and Mrs. Roberts, Sisters of Mercy--black and white. Mrs. F.W. Hamilton, Daughter of the Regiment--colors and drum attachment. Miss Gillette, Pocahontas--buckskin suit, very tasty. Miss Irene Cushman, Snow. Miss Lu Kingsley, Tambourine Girl. Miss Maud Warner, Music. John R. Wilson, Monk. Professor Hirschfeld, Nurse Girl. Frank J. Washabaugh, William Penn. Fred Evans Jr., Highlander. E.A. Hoyt, Romeo. F.W. Hamilton, manilla man. Dr. L.F. Babcock, court dress. W.S. Warner, Irish gentleman; and among them Mongolians. Supper was served at 12, and certainly one of the most magnificent spreads ever sat down to was then enjoyed, after which the entire company fancy dress and otherwise, participated in the dance until upon adjournment all pronounced it a grand success and wished for more of the same. March 19, 1884 |
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