From the 1914 Issue of Who's Who among American Women:
Mrs. Andre' Erwin Rickmers 1805 Cocoanut Grove Road, Miami, Florida. Born Pittsburgh, PA. Educated at Pittsburgh College for Women. Married at St. Thomas Church, N.Y. City in 1903 to Andre' Erwin Rickmers of Bremen, Germany. Member of D.A.R. Protestant Episcopalian. Favors equal suffrage.
From family records:
How or why she moved to Miami, Fl is not known. She is mentioned in the St. Augustine, Fl newspaper in 1890. A May 2, 1904 copy of the Daily Miami Metropolis tells of her purchasing property at 609 Brickell Ave., with plans to build a home by 1906. She also put 20 residential lots in Miami on the market about this time. This suggests that the move to Miami was in the 1902 or 1903 time period. Edna helped form Miami's first women's club. According to the Miami Herald September 9, 1925 she owned the Olympia Theater property and named the theater.
Mrs. Andre' Erwin Rickmers 1805 Cocoanut Grove Road, Miami, Florida. Born Pittsburgh, PA. Educated at Pittsburgh College for Women. Married at St. Thomas Church, N.Y. City in 1903 to Andre' Erwin Rickmers of Bremen, Germany. Member of D.A.R. Protestant Episcopalian. Favors equal suffrage.
From family records:
How or why she moved to Miami, Fl is not known. She is mentioned in the St. Augustine, Fl newspaper in 1890. A May 2, 1904 copy of the Daily Miami Metropolis tells of her purchasing property at 609 Brickell Ave., with plans to build a home by 1906. She also put 20 residential lots in Miami on the market about this time. This suggests that the move to Miami was in the 1902 or 1903 time period. Edna helped form Miami's first women's club. According to the Miami Herald September 9, 1925 she owned the Olympia Theater property and named the theater.
From the 1914 Issue of Who's Who among American Women:
Mrs. Andre' Erwin Rickmers 1805 Cocoanut Grove Road, Miami, Florida. Born Pittsburgh, PA. Educated at Pittsburgh College for Women. Married at St. Thomas Church, N.Y. City in 1903 to Andre' Erwin Rickmers of Bremen, Germany. Member of D.A.R. Protestant Episcopalian. Favors equal suffrage.
From family records:
How or why she moved to Miami, Fl is not known. She is mentioned in the St. Augustine, Fl newspaper in 1890. A May 2, 1904 copy of the Daily Miami Metropolis tells of her purchasing property at 609 Brickell Ave., with plans to build a home by 1906. She also put 20 residential lots in Miami on the market about this time. This suggests that the move to Miami was in the 1902 or 1903 time period. Edna helped form Miami's first women's club. According to the Miami Herald September 9, 1925 she owned the Olympia Theater property and named the theater.
Mrs. Andre' Erwin Rickmers 1805 Cocoanut Grove Road, Miami, Florida. Born Pittsburgh, PA. Educated at Pittsburgh College for Women. Married at St. Thomas Church, N.Y. City in 1903 to Andre' Erwin Rickmers of Bremen, Germany. Member of D.A.R. Protestant Episcopalian. Favors equal suffrage.
From family records:
How or why she moved to Miami, Fl is not known. She is mentioned in the St. Augustine, Fl newspaper in 1890. A May 2, 1904 copy of the Daily Miami Metropolis tells of her purchasing property at 609 Brickell Ave., with plans to build a home by 1906. She also put 20 residential lots in Miami on the market about this time. This suggests that the move to Miami was in the 1902 or 1903 time period. Edna helped form Miami's first women's club. According to the Miami Herald September 9, 1925 she owned the Olympia Theater property and named the theater.
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Edna Jay Allen Rickmers 1862-1956
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