The second child and oldest son born to Milton and Elvira Johnson Hicks in Union Springs, Bullock, Alabama. The 1900 Union Springs population schedule places his birth at April 1890. Courtney, a name that has been passed down through the years was said to have fallen off the back of a wagon when he was small hitting his head. This resulting in damage that caused him to be "slow". Taken care of as early as 1930 by his brother Edgar "Latt" Hicks they are buried side by side. The 1930 Union Springs, Bullock, Alabama population schedule places him in the same household as his brother. That household also included their mother Elvira, widowed by then; their great uncle John Thomas; and cousin two year old Milton Hicks.
Due to some mix up with the monument company his marker does not bare correct information according to his niece Bettye Hicks Sullen.
Courtney is also uncle to Emma D. Hicks and brother-in-law to Minnie Lee Kendricks Hicks also buried in this cemetery.
Due to some mix up with the monument company his marker does not bare correct information according to his niece Bettye Hicks Sullen.
Courtney is also uncle to Emma D. Hicks and brother-in-law to Minnie Lee Kendricks Hicks also buried in this cemetery.
The second child and oldest son born to Milton and Elvira Johnson Hicks in Union Springs, Bullock, Alabama. The 1900 Union Springs population schedule places his birth at April 1890. Courtney, a name that has been passed down through the years was said to have fallen off the back of a wagon when he was small hitting his head. This resulting in damage that caused him to be "slow". Taken care of as early as 1930 by his brother Edgar "Latt" Hicks they are buried side by side. The 1930 Union Springs, Bullock, Alabama population schedule places him in the same household as his brother. That household also included their mother Elvira, widowed by then; their great uncle John Thomas; and cousin two year old Milton Hicks.
Due to some mix up with the monument company his marker does not bare correct information according to his niece Bettye Hicks Sullen.
Courtney is also uncle to Emma D. Hicks and brother-in-law to Minnie Lee Kendricks Hicks also buried in this cemetery.
Due to some mix up with the monument company his marker does not bare correct information according to his niece Bettye Hicks Sullen.
Courtney is also uncle to Emma D. Hicks and brother-in-law to Minnie Lee Kendricks Hicks also buried in this cemetery.
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