[The information, biography and any personal photos originally given in this memorial were fictional. If you added anything to your family tree based on that info (which is still indexed on other sites such as Ancestry and FamilySearch), it should be deleted. Any information other than that on the gravestone should be sourced independently.]
According to the posted account, the Bickle brothers were natives of Yorkshire, England. However, as FindAGrave has no single Yorkshire designation [one of South Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, or West Yorkshire must be chosen], the POB is shown as England.
The original creator related the story of brothers Richard and George Bickle, but mistakenly made it about James and George.
[Rickards: James Bickle. Born April 29 1840 in Cornwall, England.
Was Killed during the Great Fire At the Yellow Jacket mine (Crown Point Shaft) at Gold Hill Nevada on April 7th 1869
His Bother George tried to drag him out of the shaft But he was Killed when his Head struck a Mine timber while being haled up in the cage, His Brother also died the next day, And both were Buried Together on April 9th 1869 in the Odd Fellows Section of the Gold Hill Cemetery.
For more information on both their deaths see Brother George's Obituary.
The two color photos taken in 1998 show you how the Gold Hill NV. City Cemetery Looks Like today]
According to the posted account, the Bickle brothers were natives of Yorkshire, England. However, as FindAGrave has no single Yorkshire designation [one of South Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, or West Yorkshire must be chosen], the POB is shown as England.
The original creator related the story of brothers Richard and George Bickle, but mistakenly made it about James and George.
[Rickards: James Bickle. Born April 29 1840 in Cornwall, England.
Was Killed during the Great Fire At the Yellow Jacket mine (Crown Point Shaft) at Gold Hill Nevada on April 7th 1869
His Bother George tried to drag him out of the shaft But he was Killed when his Head struck a Mine timber while being haled up in the cage, His Brother also died the next day, And both were Buried Together on April 9th 1869 in the Odd Fellows Section of the Gold Hill Cemetery.
For more information on both their deaths see Brother George's Obituary.
The two color photos taken in 1998 show you how the Gold Hill NV. City Cemetery Looks Like today]
[The information, biography and any personal photos originally given in this memorial were fictional. If you added anything to your family tree based on that info (which is still indexed on other sites such as Ancestry and FamilySearch), it should be deleted. Any information other than that on the gravestone should be sourced independently.]
According to the posted account, the Bickle brothers were natives of Yorkshire, England. However, as FindAGrave has no single Yorkshire designation [one of South Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, or West Yorkshire must be chosen], the POB is shown as England.
The original creator related the story of brothers Richard and George Bickle, but mistakenly made it about James and George.
[Rickards: James Bickle. Born April 29 1840 in Cornwall, England.
Was Killed during the Great Fire At the Yellow Jacket mine (Crown Point Shaft) at Gold Hill Nevada on April 7th 1869
His Bother George tried to drag him out of the shaft But he was Killed when his Head struck a Mine timber while being haled up in the cage, His Brother also died the next day, And both were Buried Together on April 9th 1869 in the Odd Fellows Section of the Gold Hill Cemetery.
For more information on both their deaths see Brother George's Obituary.
The two color photos taken in 1998 show you how the Gold Hill NV. City Cemetery Looks Like today]
According to the posted account, the Bickle brothers were natives of Yorkshire, England. However, as FindAGrave has no single Yorkshire designation [one of South Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, or West Yorkshire must be chosen], the POB is shown as England.
The original creator related the story of brothers Richard and George Bickle, but mistakenly made it about James and George.
[Rickards: James Bickle. Born April 29 1840 in Cornwall, England.
Was Killed during the Great Fire At the Yellow Jacket mine (Crown Point Shaft) at Gold Hill Nevada on April 7th 1869
His Bother George tried to drag him out of the shaft But he was Killed when his Head struck a Mine timber while being haled up in the cage, His Brother also died the next day, And both were Buried Together on April 9th 1869 in the Odd Fellows Section of the Gold Hill Cemetery.
For more information on both their deaths see Brother George's Obituary.
The two color photos taken in 1998 show you how the Gold Hill NV. City Cemetery Looks Like today]
Inscription
James Bickle
Died
April 7, 1869
Aged
29 Years.
Native of England
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