Son of Joseph Hicks
The Marble Hill Press June 17, 1909
This was an article from the Fredericktown Democrat-News.
It stated the remains of Peyton Hicks, who died in *Florida, were brought to Fredericktown June 11, and buried in Christian Cemetery. The article states he was the son of Joseph Hicks and that he had gone to Florida about 25 years ago. His wife was a daughter of Mr. Hahn and after they were married lived near Heitman's Mill. (*Miami City Cemetery)
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Ads from the Miami News, show that Paton Hicks owned a harness shop.
Miami News March 30, 1900
Paton Hicks has on hand the best hand-made harness ever offered or made in Dade county for sale; also factory work, collars, whips and robes. Arcade block, Miami, Fla.
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The Miami Metropolis June 18,1910
NOTICE
In County Judge's Court, Dade County, Florida In re the Estate of Paton Hicks, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administratrix of the estate of Paton Hicks, deceased, will on the 11th of March, A. D., 1911, apply to the Honorable John C. Gramling, County Judge, for final discharge as administratrix. Dated at Miami, Florida, June, 1910
Mrs. Alice P. Hicks
∼age: 54
King Funeral Hone
*** Cenotaph - originally buried here in block 7, lot 18 but moved to Missouri Paton Hicks
The Marble Hill Press June 17, 1909
This was an article from the Fredericktown Democrat-News.
It stated the remains of Peyton Hicks, who died in *Florida, were brought to Fredericktown June 11, and buried in Christian Cemetery. The article states he was the son of Joseph Hicks and that he had gone to Florida about 25 years ago. His wife was a daughter of Mr. Hahn and after they were married lived near Heitman's Mill. (*Miami City Cemetery)
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Ads from the Miami News, show that Paton Hicks owned a harness shop.
Miami News March 30, 1900
Paton Hicks has on hand the best hand-made harness ever offered or made in Dade county for sale; also factory work, collars, whips and robes. Arcade block, Miami, Fla.
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The Miami Metropolis June 18,1910
NOTICE
In County Judge's Court, Dade County, Florida In re the Estate of Paton Hicks, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administratrix of the estate of Paton Hicks, deceased, will on the 11th of March, A. D., 1911, apply to the Honorable John C. Gramling, County Judge, for final discharge as administratrix. Dated at Miami, Florida, June, 1910
Mrs. Alice P. Hicks
∼age: 54
King Funeral Hone
*** Cenotaph - originally buried here in block 7, lot 18 but moved to Missouri Paton Hicks
Son of Joseph Hicks
The Marble Hill Press June 17, 1909
This was an article from the Fredericktown Democrat-News.
It stated the remains of Peyton Hicks, who died in *Florida, were brought to Fredericktown June 11, and buried in Christian Cemetery. The article states he was the son of Joseph Hicks and that he had gone to Florida about 25 years ago. His wife was a daughter of Mr. Hahn and after they were married lived near Heitman's Mill. (*Miami City Cemetery)
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Ads from the Miami News, show that Paton Hicks owned a harness shop.
Miami News March 30, 1900
Paton Hicks has on hand the best hand-made harness ever offered or made in Dade county for sale; also factory work, collars, whips and robes. Arcade block, Miami, Fla.
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The Miami Metropolis June 18,1910
NOTICE
In County Judge's Court, Dade County, Florida In re the Estate of Paton Hicks, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administratrix of the estate of Paton Hicks, deceased, will on the 11th of March, A. D., 1911, apply to the Honorable John C. Gramling, County Judge, for final discharge as administratrix. Dated at Miami, Florida, June, 1910
Mrs. Alice P. Hicks
∼age: 54
King Funeral Hone
*** Cenotaph - originally buried here in block 7, lot 18 but moved to Missouri Paton Hicks
The Marble Hill Press June 17, 1909
This was an article from the Fredericktown Democrat-News.
It stated the remains of Peyton Hicks, who died in *Florida, were brought to Fredericktown June 11, and buried in Christian Cemetery. The article states he was the son of Joseph Hicks and that he had gone to Florida about 25 years ago. His wife was a daughter of Mr. Hahn and after they were married lived near Heitman's Mill. (*Miami City Cemetery)
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Ads from the Miami News, show that Paton Hicks owned a harness shop.
Miami News March 30, 1900
Paton Hicks has on hand the best hand-made harness ever offered or made in Dade county for sale; also factory work, collars, whips and robes. Arcade block, Miami, Fla.
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The Miami Metropolis June 18,1910
NOTICE
In County Judge's Court, Dade County, Florida In re the Estate of Paton Hicks, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administratrix of the estate of Paton Hicks, deceased, will on the 11th of March, A. D., 1911, apply to the Honorable John C. Gramling, County Judge, for final discharge as administratrix. Dated at Miami, Florida, June, 1910
Mrs. Alice P. Hicks
∼age: 54
King Funeral Hone
*** Cenotaph - originally buried here in block 7, lot 18 but moved to Missouri Paton Hicks
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