Gainesville Register
Friday, April 18. 1924
Bride of Two Months Accidentally Shot
Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN, wife of State Ranger Captain Hickman, accidentally shot and killed herself at Fort McKavitt, Texas, presumably Friday morning, according to a message received by Mrs. JACK CONLEY, sister of Captain Hickman, from her cousin, FRED HICKMAN, at Sherman, Texas. Fred Hickman received a telegram from Sgt. KOONSMAN. Captain and Mrs. Hickman were married less than two months ago, living at Fort McKavitt only a few weeks, the captain being commander of Co. B, Texas Rangers, stationed at the fort. It is understood they were preparing to leave for London, England where Captain Hickman was to be one of the judges for an international rodeo.
Fort McKavitt is located in Menard County, about 40 miles southeast of San Angelo.
Mrs. Hickman was a sister of assistant United States district attorney ARTERBERRY of Fort Worth.
Saturday, April 19, 1924
Services for Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN
Funeral services for Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN, wife of state ranger captain TOM HICKMAN, are to be held at the Dixon St. Christian Church in Gainesville Monday afternoon, providing relatives reach here. The remains were shipped from Brady, Texas by train, with G. J. Carroll to have charge of funeral arrangements. … shot at the headquarters of Co. B., Texas Rangers, on the Ogden ranch four miles west of Fort McKavett in Menard County. … Mrs. Hickman was Miss MAYMIE ARTERBERRY of Kentucky, formerly employed in the C. D. Kingston drug store at Denison, then resigned her position there to return home to Kentucky.
Friday, April 18. 1924
Bride of Two Months Accidentally Shot
Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN, wife of State Ranger Captain Hickman, accidentally shot and killed herself at Fort McKavitt, Texas, presumably Friday morning, according to a message received by Mrs. JACK CONLEY, sister of Captain Hickman, from her cousin, FRED HICKMAN, at Sherman, Texas. Fred Hickman received a telegram from Sgt. KOONSMAN. Captain and Mrs. Hickman were married less than two months ago, living at Fort McKavitt only a few weeks, the captain being commander of Co. B, Texas Rangers, stationed at the fort. It is understood they were preparing to leave for London, England where Captain Hickman was to be one of the judges for an international rodeo.
Fort McKavitt is located in Menard County, about 40 miles southeast of San Angelo.
Mrs. Hickman was a sister of assistant United States district attorney ARTERBERRY of Fort Worth.
Saturday, April 19, 1924
Services for Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN
Funeral services for Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN, wife of state ranger captain TOM HICKMAN, are to be held at the Dixon St. Christian Church in Gainesville Monday afternoon, providing relatives reach here. The remains were shipped from Brady, Texas by train, with G. J. Carroll to have charge of funeral arrangements. … shot at the headquarters of Co. B., Texas Rangers, on the Ogden ranch four miles west of Fort McKavett in Menard County. … Mrs. Hickman was Miss MAYMIE ARTERBERRY of Kentucky, formerly employed in the C. D. Kingston drug store at Denison, then resigned her position there to return home to Kentucky.
Gainesville Register
Friday, April 18. 1924
Bride of Two Months Accidentally Shot
Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN, wife of State Ranger Captain Hickman, accidentally shot and killed herself at Fort McKavitt, Texas, presumably Friday morning, according to a message received by Mrs. JACK CONLEY, sister of Captain Hickman, from her cousin, FRED HICKMAN, at Sherman, Texas. Fred Hickman received a telegram from Sgt. KOONSMAN. Captain and Mrs. Hickman were married less than two months ago, living at Fort McKavitt only a few weeks, the captain being commander of Co. B, Texas Rangers, stationed at the fort. It is understood they were preparing to leave for London, England where Captain Hickman was to be one of the judges for an international rodeo.
Fort McKavitt is located in Menard County, about 40 miles southeast of San Angelo.
Mrs. Hickman was a sister of assistant United States district attorney ARTERBERRY of Fort Worth.
Saturday, April 19, 1924
Services for Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN
Funeral services for Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN, wife of state ranger captain TOM HICKMAN, are to be held at the Dixon St. Christian Church in Gainesville Monday afternoon, providing relatives reach here. The remains were shipped from Brady, Texas by train, with G. J. Carroll to have charge of funeral arrangements. … shot at the headquarters of Co. B., Texas Rangers, on the Ogden ranch four miles west of Fort McKavett in Menard County. … Mrs. Hickman was Miss MAYMIE ARTERBERRY of Kentucky, formerly employed in the C. D. Kingston drug store at Denison, then resigned her position there to return home to Kentucky.
Friday, April 18. 1924
Bride of Two Months Accidentally Shot
Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN, wife of State Ranger Captain Hickman, accidentally shot and killed herself at Fort McKavitt, Texas, presumably Friday morning, according to a message received by Mrs. JACK CONLEY, sister of Captain Hickman, from her cousin, FRED HICKMAN, at Sherman, Texas. Fred Hickman received a telegram from Sgt. KOONSMAN. Captain and Mrs. Hickman were married less than two months ago, living at Fort McKavitt only a few weeks, the captain being commander of Co. B, Texas Rangers, stationed at the fort. It is understood they were preparing to leave for London, England where Captain Hickman was to be one of the judges for an international rodeo.
Fort McKavitt is located in Menard County, about 40 miles southeast of San Angelo.
Mrs. Hickman was a sister of assistant United States district attorney ARTERBERRY of Fort Worth.
Saturday, April 19, 1924
Services for Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN
Funeral services for Mrs. THOMAS R. HICKMAN, wife of state ranger captain TOM HICKMAN, are to be held at the Dixon St. Christian Church in Gainesville Monday afternoon, providing relatives reach here. The remains were shipped from Brady, Texas by train, with G. J. Carroll to have charge of funeral arrangements. … shot at the headquarters of Co. B., Texas Rangers, on the Ogden ranch four miles west of Fort McKavett in Menard County. … Mrs. Hickman was Miss MAYMIE ARTERBERRY of Kentucky, formerly employed in the C. D. Kingston drug store at Denison, then resigned her position there to return home to Kentucky.
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