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Francis M. Nickell : ウィキペディア英語版 | Francis M. Nickell Francis M. Nickell (1843–1913) was a contractor, a builder and a member of the Los Angeles City Council in the 1890s. ==Biography==
Nickell was born about June 1843 in Kentucky, then moved to Kansas and finally to Los Angeles in 1883. He lived in Santa Monica for three years but finally moved to 228 South Fremont Avenue in Los Angeles. The ''Los Angeles Times'' reported in his obituary that "he had a finger in the laying of the present metropolis and was engaged upon many of the notable structures" of the early city. He was in business at 725 West Third Street and was president of the Wilshire Boulevard Improvement Association and a member of Sampson Lodge, Knights of Pythias, and the East Gate Masonic Lodge.〔 He died on July 2, 1913, leaving a widow and five children—Mrs. J.K. Hatsell, Mrs. Philo Coonradt, Mrs. A.J. Renner, G. H. Nickell and H.B. Nickell.〔("City Builder Quietly Taken," July 2, 1913, page II-6 )〕〔(A Francis M. Nickell served in the Kentucky 24th Infantry Regiment of the Union Army during the American Civil War. )〕
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