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Nancy Hickman commented on Nancy Hickman's blog post Today I have officially gone to the dogs!
"The link to Ancestral Pets has changed, if you are interested in seeing the pets that are currently there. This is the new link: http://joshuacoopertree.com/bikers.htm"
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Horn, McCurley, Stevens, Jaynes, Gibson, Hickman, Wright, Wolf, Adams
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USA, UK, Scotland, Ireland
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Beginning Family History Researcher
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Today I have officially gone to the dogs!

Posted on July 23, 2009 at 1:30pm 2 Comments

Call it "Dog Days of Summer" or just plain biting off more than I can already chew...I just opened up my grandson's family tree website to the dogs or their ancestral pets.



I have been knocking this idea around ever sense I got the GenBug after I retired from my work in Animal Welfare. The idea, was to provide a place for folks to post their ancestors pet's picture, hopefully with the owner, if not, just the pet will do, I even quietly entered a pet on ancestry.com and quickly… Continue

To All My New Found Cousins...

Posted on July 15, 2009 at 12:30am 0 Comments

This is my first ever Blog Post, gonna stick my "Big Toe In" and see how it feels, not promising any great quotes or earth shattering remedies that will "warm your heart and soul"...just a few observations now and then about this wonderful new oasis for the Genenewbies that are causing their "Old...Young and New Found Research Friends" to have fits of..."Gnashing their Teeth"..."Pulling Their Hair Out" and for those already gone on..."To Roll Over In Their Graves"...



I'm fairly new… Continue

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At 6:34am on February 1, 2010, Joyce Ann Hickman said…
Nancy: We have a Hickman geneaology that was done my a cousin of my father-in-law (both of whom are now deceased). The first Hickman's in their family came to America in the 1600's. I have tried to figure out how to upload it on the web; so far it's beyond my capability but would be glad to share info via e-mail. The thing that grabbed my attention on your site, however, were the photos of several Hornes. My maiden name was Horne and I have tried, in vain, for years to find any info on them. I wonder if you would provide me more info on those you have photos of? Thanks much. Joyce Hickman
At 2:34pm on August 23, 2009, Janine Susan Paterson (nee Hickm said…
Hi Nancy, I want to thank you for being interested in my family name. I have been trying for over 6 years to find my ancestors, but to no avail. I am very proud to be a Hickman, and it was my greatest wish to show my father where he came from, but unfortunately he died before I could show him, I was able to show him that we had a Coat of Arms and that the Hickmans was first found in Oxfordshire where they were seated from very ancient times, some say well before the Norman Conquest and the arrival of Duke William at Hastings in 1066 A.D. Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were Henry Hickman who settled in Virginia in 1635, Richard Hickman settled in Jamaica in 1661, William Hickman settled in Virginia in 1655.What I could find was that it seems that we originated from Oldwinsford, Worcesterhire England. The Hickmans occupied the Castle in Stourbridge, The Family of hickman was long seated at Old Swinford and Stourbridge. The only Hickman that I can find that came to South Africa was Edward Hoste Hickman born 1828 or 1834. His father was Rev. Henry Hickman who was th Curator of Oldwinsford, Worchestershire. They occupied the castle in Stoutbridge. They were very wealthy and also had a clothiers trade. Edward Hoste Hickman ran away from home at the age of 14 from Marlborough College and enlisted on HMS Ranger on 21 June 1842.There is 7 years unaccounted for where he served. He was stationed at Simonstown
At 4:07am on July 24, 2009, Beth Gatlin said…
Thank you! It's great to have you as my friend too! I am very much a cat person. I have a 19-year-old cat and as far as I am concerned she is my adopted daughter! I had two cats until recently, but one passed away on July 6. The woman with the cat was my great-grandmother, my father's father's mother. My father's parents were not "animal people" at all and he never had pets when he was growing up, but apparently my grandfather's mother felt differently! My maternal grandparents had pets and I even named my first cat after their dog Schatzi when I was four years old.
At 2:24pm on July 11, 2009, Isabelle Secrest Mims said…
Thanks. Hope we find more cousins who can fill in the gaps!
 
 
 

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