George W. Ruckman was born to William Ruckman. Ann Sanner wrote father AS George .THIS WAS INCORRECT ON HIS PICTURE.SHE JUST MADE AN ERROR.HE WAS BORN Iowa.
More biography to be written...Delores
Father: William Ruckman, Born 1804 Northumberland,
Pennsylvania
Died, Summerville, Union, Oregon
Burial, Summerville Cemetary
Mother: Mary Miller Ruckman
Born 1812 Tippacanoe,Indiana
Died Agency, Wapello,Iowa, 1862, Burial Agency Cemetary
George died January 5, 1915,from a heart attack.
He and his wife Lucretcia, were driving home from a gathering at their son Samuel's home in Alicel,Oregon. It was winter time. They were driving through the deep snow.
George had just dug some snow away from their vehicle.
The car may have gotten somewhat stuck.
Lucretcia looked over at George as they were again driving and he had slumped over. George had died.
There is an article written of this story in the LaGrande Observer newspaper, at the time of his deat, 1915.
I can't imagine how grandmother Lucretcia must have felt . Snow , probably dark, cold, alone on a county road, and now her husband was gone.
A stong lady , she was I know.
More biography to be written...Delores
Father: William Ruckman, Born 1804 Northumberland,
Pennsylvania
Died, Summerville, Union, Oregon
Burial, Summerville Cemetary
Mother: Mary Miller Ruckman
Born 1812 Tippacanoe,Indiana
Died Agency, Wapello,Iowa, 1862, Burial Agency Cemetary
George died January 5, 1915,from a heart attack.
He and his wife Lucretcia, were driving home from a gathering at their son Samuel's home in Alicel,Oregon. It was winter time. They were driving through the deep snow.
George had just dug some snow away from their vehicle.
The car may have gotten somewhat stuck.
Lucretcia looked over at George as they were again driving and he had slumped over. George had died.
There is an article written of this story in the LaGrande Observer newspaper, at the time of his deat, 1915.
I can't imagine how grandmother Lucretcia must have felt . Snow , probably dark, cold, alone on a county road, and now her husband was gone.
A stong lady , she was I know.
George W. Ruckman was born to William Ruckman. Ann Sanner wrote father AS George .THIS WAS INCORRECT ON HIS PICTURE.SHE JUST MADE AN ERROR.HE WAS BORN Iowa.
More biography to be written...Delores
Father: William Ruckman, Born 1804 Northumberland,
Pennsylvania
Died, Summerville, Union, Oregon
Burial, Summerville Cemetary
Mother: Mary Miller Ruckman
Born 1812 Tippacanoe,Indiana
Died Agency, Wapello,Iowa, 1862, Burial Agency Cemetary
George died January 5, 1915,from a heart attack.
He and his wife Lucretcia, were driving home from a gathering at their son Samuel's home in Alicel,Oregon. It was winter time. They were driving through the deep snow.
George had just dug some snow away from their vehicle.
The car may have gotten somewhat stuck.
Lucretcia looked over at George as they were again driving and he had slumped over. George had died.
There is an article written of this story in the LaGrande Observer newspaper, at the time of his deat, 1915.
I can't imagine how grandmother Lucretcia must have felt . Snow , probably dark, cold, alone on a county road, and now her husband was gone.
A stong lady , she was I know.
More biography to be written...Delores
Father: William Ruckman, Born 1804 Northumberland,
Pennsylvania
Died, Summerville, Union, Oregon
Burial, Summerville Cemetary
Mother: Mary Miller Ruckman
Born 1812 Tippacanoe,Indiana
Died Agency, Wapello,Iowa, 1862, Burial Agency Cemetary
George died January 5, 1915,from a heart attack.
He and his wife Lucretcia, were driving home from a gathering at their son Samuel's home in Alicel,Oregon. It was winter time. They were driving through the deep snow.
George had just dug some snow away from their vehicle.
The car may have gotten somewhat stuck.
Lucretcia looked over at George as they were again driving and he had slumped over. George had died.
There is an article written of this story in the LaGrande Observer newspaper, at the time of his deat, 1915.
I can't imagine how grandmother Lucretcia must have felt . Snow , probably dark, cold, alone on a county road, and now her husband was gone.
A stong lady , she was I know.
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