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 | Captain Helen Rickey, USAF Judge Advocate General
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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 | Elmer C. Rickey (1891-aft 1938)
Newly promoted Sgt. Elmer Rickey (in between marriages) |
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 | Fred and Nettie Rickey's 50th Anniversary
Fred, Nettie and their four children (L to R) Mary Eva, Frances, Lawrence "Bud", and Olive at Bud and wife Enola's home in La Jolla Shores, California. |
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 | Frederick Josephus Rickey (1869-1954)
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 | Helen Rickey commissioned USAF Captain
Helen Rickey with her father Tom Rickey and grandfather Stanton Michael Rickey
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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 | Henry Rickey (c1828-1881)
Bishop Creek Times, Bishop CA, 19 Nov 1881, p. 1 "Sudden Death" |
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 | Joseph Kerr Rickey (1842-1903)
The colorful "Colonel Joe" invented the delightful libation, the Gin Rickey. |
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 | Map of Crossing the Plains in 1852
Map of the Thomas Brinley Rickey Family travels crossing the Plains from Iowa to California in 1852. |
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| Rickey's of San Francisco
1953 Menu |
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 | Stanton M. Rickey, Lt. Col., USAF Ret., and Adeline "Addie" Bennett Smithson
Our Rickey patriarch and his charming and beloved wife. |
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 | Stanton Michael Rickey (1920- )
Cousin Stanton's German POW Record complete with mug shots. |
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 | William Maine "Billy" Rickey (1857-1934)
Index to Precinct Register, Bodie Precinct, Mono County, California, 1900 |
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 | William Rickey(1813-1891)
Status: Located; unique Woodman headstone of William Rickey (1813-1891) |
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