Frank Leslie Hickman 
Born: April 7, 1880
Baptism: July 5, 1888

Confirmation: July 5, 1888
Endowment: May 17, 1900
Married: June 20, 1906

Mary Jane Dixon Salt Lake Temple
Married: June 5, 1912
Olive Ida Nixon Salt Lake Temple

Died: April 21, 1948

Ed Rich 
Born: December 10, 1886
Baptism: January 3, 1894

Confirmation: January 3, 1894
Endowment: September 5, 1905
Married: June 23, 1909

Eleanor Jane Atkinson Salt Lake Temple
Married: August 2, 1938
Olive Ida Nixon

Married: June 3, 1946
Lleona Hyde

Died: November 9, 1967

Lorenzo Edward Elggren
Born: December 17, 1879
Baptism: January 5, 1888

Confirmation: January 5, 1888
Endowment: March 20, 1907
Married: March 20, 1907

Fossie Elizabeth Ossmen Salt Lake Temple
Married: 1944
Olive Ida Nixon

Died: November 11, 1973 - Salt lake City

Frank's Parent
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George Washington Hickman

Lucy Ann Haws Hickman


Frank Leslie's Children

Ferrin

Florence



Olive and Frank Leslie's Children


Frank Leslie's Siblings

Josephine

Annie

Josiah


 Rose


Eunice

Edna

George


 William


Elijah

Mary

Charles


 Thomas


Frank Leslie




 



Olive's Siblings

Willie

Olive

Myrtle 


Effie Nina


St. Clair

Ezra 


Olive Ida Nixon
Born: February 15, 1891
Baptism: August 5, 1899

Confirmation: August 5, 1899
Endowment: June 5, 192
Married: June 5, 1912

Frank Leslie Hickman
Married: August 2, 1938
Edward Stokes Rich

Married: 1944
Lorenzo Edward Elggren

Died: June 20, 1976


Early Years Before Marriage

Frank Leslie Hickman (Husband 1)

Frank Leslie Hickman 

Olive and Frank Leslie Courting

Olive and Grace

Back Row - St Clair, Nina, Effie, Olive, Willie,  - Front Row - Myrtle, James W II, Ezra, Grace, Jessco

Olive Ida Nixon

Olive Ida and Grace

Frank Leslie Hickman 

Back Row - Ezra, Nina, Effie, Grace, Olive, Front Row - St Clair, James W II, Willie, (seated) and Jessco (standing)

Olive Ida Nixon

Olive Ida 1 year old

Olive Ida Nixon

Olive Ida Nixon

Olive Ida Nixon Hickman Elggren
Interview about Early Life

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Olive and Frank Wedding Announcement

Back row - Olive, Willie  Front Row - Nina, Myrtle, St Clair

Olive and Brother Willie

Olive out Camping

Olive and Brother Willie - St George

Olive Ida Nixon - Parade

Married Years

Olive and Frank Leslie Hickman

Lucy Ann Haws Hickman with June Hickman

Back Row - Florence, Ferrin, and Dean Front Row - Elaine, Erma, and June

Olive and Ed Rich (2nd Husband)

Olive sang in the choir for 35 years. Here she is performing in Paris in 1955 - Arrow points to Olive

newspaper article about Olive and her daughter relaxing at the Lily Pond

Ruth, June, Bea and Olive

Frank Leslie Hickman

Frank Leslie Hickman Obituary

Frank Leslie Hickman Obituary

Olive Ida and Lorenzo Elggren Family - Back Row - Leslie Dean Jr (Lucky), Dean Hickman, Gilbert Bird, Doris Hickman, Ralph Bird, Maureen Bird, Erma Bird, Wilford Coon, Ruth Coon, Vard Maxfield, Elaine Maxfield, June Hickman, Bea Hickman, Neldon Maxfield Couch - Deanna Hickman, Olive Ellgren, Lorenzo Ellgren, Gloria Bird Front Row Floor - Chris Bird, ?, Joy Dean Hickman,  Nadine Maxfield, Dennis Coon, Nita Maxfield, Neal Maxfield

Olive

Olive was a Member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for 38 Years

Olive and Dad Elggren with family - Back Row - Kristine Coon, James William Nixon III, Maureen Bird, Nita Maxfield, Lucky Hickman, Darrell Bird , Chris Bird, Neal Maxfield, Nelden Maxfield, Gloria Bird, Nadine Maxfield, Norm Maxfield, and Nila Maxfield -  2nd Row - Dean Hickman, Florence Curtis, Robert Curtis, Ruth Coon, Nanette Maxfield, Wilford Coon, Elaine Maxfield, Vard Maxfield, Ralph Bird, Erma Bird, June Hickman, Sharon Bird, Gilbert Bird - 3rd Row - Dad Elggren, Olive Elggren, and Naalie Maxfield - Front Row - Tracy Hickman Ned Maxfield, JL Coon, and Naline Maxfield

Lorenzo and Olive Elggren 

Dad Elggren and Olive

Back row Erma, Ruth, Elaine Front Row - Dean, Olive, Lorenzo (Dad Elggren), and June - Christmas 1949 

Olive Elggren

Deanna and Brad with Grandma Olive and Dean (Dad) - 4 Generations

Frank Leslie Hickman
Funeral Program and Talks
Died in 1948
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Back Row - Emma Nixon Mathis, Effie Nina Nixon Bowman, Josephine May Nixon Whitehead, Clarence George Nixon, Effie Dean Woolley Nixon, James William Nixon II, St. Clair Nixon, Olive Ida Nixon, Clara Emma Mathis Thomas, Grace Dean Nixon, Frank Leslie Hickman, John Arthur Thomas, Johannah Marie Schultz Nixon, Delia Juanita Hutchinson, ?, James William Nixon III, Sidse (Sena) Schultz Barton, Ida FOss Woolley McArthur Front Row - Florence Hickman, Ferrin Dixon Hickman, Jessco Cowley Nixon, Ezra John Nixon  -  Olive and Frank Leslie Hickman's Wedding - Crop Picture Same as picture below.

Olive and Frank Leslie Hickman's Wedding - Full Picture Same as zoomed in picture.

Back Row ?, Grace Dean Nixon,  James William Nixon II,  Effie Dean Wooley Nixon, St Clair Nixon, Olive Ida Nixon, Frank Leslie Hickman Middle Row -  Ezra Nixon, Harold Israel Bowman Sr. Effie Nina Nixon,  Effie Dean Bowman (Baby) Margaret Lea, Marjorie Dean Nixon (Baby), James William Nixon III, Jesco Nixon Front Row - June Hickman, Elaine Hickman, Grace Lea Nixon,  Erma Hickman, Dean Hickman

Frank Leslie Hickman

Olive Ida

Letter to Ezra and Larue Nixon from Olive

Olive sang in the choir for 35 years. Here she is performing in Paris in 1955 - Arrow points to Olive

Back Row - Marilyn Stewart, Grace Dean Nixon Stewart, Devirl B. Stewart, Grace Lea Nixon, James William Nixon I, Lyle Glazier, Effie Nina Nixon,  June Rene Hickman, St Clair Nixon, Effie Dean Wooley Nixon,  Olive Ida Nixon, Olive Erma Hickman Middle Row - Effie Dean Bowman, Nina Elaine Hickman, James William Nixon III, Margaret Lea, Marjorie Dean Nixon, Front Row - Richard Smoot Nixon,  Billy Stewart, James William Nixon IV

Frank Leslie Hickman

Frank Leslie Hickman Obituary

Frank Leslie Hickman Obituary

Olive - Culture Lure Club Newspaper Article

Olive Teaches Music to Children - Article in the Paper

Olive Nixon Elggren

Brad and Deanna Siefke with Olive Elgren and Sharon and Darrin Bird

Olive Nixon Hickman Elggren - Grave Marker

Olive Nixon Hickman Elggren
Funeral Services
Wednesday June 23, 1976
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Family Memories of
Olive Nixon Hickman Elggren
 August 2000
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Lorenzo Edward Elggren
 Funeral Services
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Effie Nina Nixon Bowman, Harold Israel Bowman Sr., Harold Israel Bowman Jr. Olive Ida Nixon, Frank Leslie Hickman, Devirl B. Stewart,  Devirl Stewart Jr., Grace Dean Nixon, St Clair Nixon, Lysle Glazier, Dean Hickman, Middle Row - Margaret Lea, James William Nixon III, Effie Dean Woolley, James William Nixon II, LaRue Olson, Ezra John Nixon, June Rene Hickman,  Front Row - Grace Lea Nixon, Phyllis Nixon, James William Nixon IV, Marjorie Dean Nixon, Effie Dean Bowman, Nina Elaine  Hickman, Olive Erma  Hickman

Olive in the Parade

Olive and all her children

 Back Row - Jessco, Mildred, Lyle, Erma, JW Nixon II, Effie Dean, Willie, ? and Elaine in front of Willie, Margaret, Nina, Effie Dean (in front) and Olive - Front Row - Ruth, and others

Olive and Aunt Katy (JW Nixon II 2nd wife)

Olive Ida Nixon Hickman

OLIVE NIXON HICKMAN ELGGREN
April 2, 1979
by Nita Maxfield Sorensen

An amazing woman Olive was
A Mother and Grandmother we knew.
Her gracious manner and kindly ways,
As her warmth and love for all grew.

She was special -- she'd learned to Love her work
And do the best she knew how,
Forever demanding excellence!
She would MAKE TIME Right NOW!

I can hear her now - that musical laughโ€ฆ
So distinct, there could be no other.
So tastefully dressed - something new, so it seemed
She would model and ยทsay, "How do you like your 'MOD' Grandmother?!

Learning to cook must have been a breeze
She began, having to stand on a stool,
Her hamburger gravy and homemade Ice cream,
All who 'knew her', knows there is no duel.

Music, Music filled her whole life
From the time she was very small,
All through the years she, sang and directed
Many choirs and thatโ€™s not all!

At B. Y.U. she had the lead
In many of their Operettas.
She also sang in the Concert Choir
And soloed many times before she graduated.

When asked to sing with a fine young man
By her teacher -- She said, "Iโ€™d love toโ€
So, at a church meeting she sang with Frank Leslie
And two years later she said, โ€œI DOโ€!

Thirty-eight years of her life were spent Singing with
the Tabernacle Choir,
At the young age of 20 she soloed with them
During April Conference Singing "0 DIVINE REDEEMER"

Olive believed in her Primary Children,
Her large chorus was one of the best.
She would teach and train each song to them
Twice a day! And she'd get little rest.

She knew each voice - And the ones who could sing-
She even taught two-part harmony.
Even to 'the monotones she gave a part,
They were important as a bug or a tree.

The Primary Operetta for Conference they learned
โ€œIn My Grandmother's Old-Fashioned Garden."
The costumes and props, the music, and words
The children performed to perfection.

Relief Society Singing Mothers was another
Of her Choruses known through the state,
B. Cecil Gates would compose the songs
And have Olive's chorus sing them before the final publishing date.

One of her favorites of B. Cecil Gates
That her chorus did perform
Was "The Lordโ€™s Prayer" arrangement
Done to perfection - That everyone long adorns.

Let's not forget the flowers she bloomed,
In a huge lot that could have been weeds,
Instead, she planted, and watered and nurtured them
And they blossomed from mere seeds.

We'll remember her smile,
Her flowers, her clean house, and her beauty
But, most of all we'll cherish her love for us all
And her ever strong testimony.

Of 'all the treasures she possessed'
Her family was her diamond,
She delighted and rejoiced
In the talents of her children and grandchildren.

She has five children, in order they are
Dean, Erma, June, Elaine, Ruth
She developed their talents, always proud of their work
And she taught them to tell the truth.

To all 26 grandchildren she is special,
Not one birthday has she ever forgot
We treasured her advice and great counsel
And her approval in our companions we sought.

Her colorful life so emulates
How the Savior would have us live,
On her dying day, she had work to be done
And she would not stay in her bed.

Yes, Olive's life - tho' very long lived
We thought she'd go on forever,
Her positive nature - so full of life,
Will live on with us FOREVER!!!

Olive with Governor Lee and Senate at Elks Ladies Luncheon

Olive and her kids laughing

Olive and her kids - Back Row Elaine, Erma, and Ruth Front Row Dean, Olive, and June

Olive and Lorenzo Elggren

Lorenzo and Olive Elggren

Olive Nixon Hickman Elggren - Obituary