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Hickman descendants

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Can anyone shed a light on this family for me please?
Charles HICKMAN b.1862 or 09.01.1864 m. Sep 1884 Clara Elizabeth WAYNE b. 1862 London Whitechape and they produced 9 children:
Rebecca HICKMAN 21.10.1886 B'ham m 03.05.1911
Howard HICKMAN b22.3.1888 B'ham m.04.8.1914 d. 17.1.1941(52yrs)
Charles HICKMAN b.23.6.1890 Aston d.30.4.1892 (22mths).
Albert HICKMAN b25.2.1893 Bishop Ryder d15.2.1935(41yrs) m.17.9.1918
Ruth HICKMAN 16.10.1894 m 05.8.1922 deceased
George HICKMAN b10.11.1896 d.26.4.1898 17mths.
Clara Elizabeth HICKMAN b.22.11.1899 m.21.7.1922 d. 25.5.1980
Phillip James HICKMAN b 24.9.1902 m.23.7.1927
Charles George HICKMAN b 04.1.1904 d. 1981 m.05.12.1925

I would love to learn about the family from descendants of these people. Some may remember (my dad) Roland John Hickman son of Albert & Ida (Bayliss) who came to Australia with the RAF in 1942 and made Australia home.
 
Hi Karen I have Hickmans in my family.Vera my mother born in Birmingham her father was Alfred who had a brother Roland J born 1917.Could this be the same family?


other family names Mann Copestick Hickman Wasley Mansfield Trotter moore Mountford Wragg
 
Apologies Pam - I can't find any connection at this stage - but there are many, many gaps for me to fill - I will keep you in mind. Cheers
 
Here are the family in 1891:
Place: Aston -Warwickshire
Civil Parish: Aston
Ecclesiastical Parish: St Pauls
Address: 15ct 1h Wilton St

Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born
HICKMAN Charles Head M M 29 Die Sinker (Jewellers)(Em'ee) Warwickshire - Birmingham
HICKMAN Clara E Wife M F 29 London - Clerkenwell
HICKMAN Rebecca Dau - F 4 Warwickshire - Birmingham
HICKMAN Howard Son - M 2 Warwickshire - Birmingham
HICKMAN Charles Son - M 9m Warwickshire - Aston

Pom :angel:
 
Hi Karen

Do you know who Charles George married in 1925, i looked on Ancestry and that qtr is missing. I found the marriage for

Philip James Hickman/Jessie Davies 3rd qtr 1927 Birmingham N 6d 1066
I then looked for their children but it looks like there was at least two other Hickman/Davies families having kids around the same time so couldn't know who belonged to who, nightmare, bit of bad luck that was.

bren
 
Hi Bren,

Free BMD records these marriages in Dec Qtr 1925:

Bradnock Alice L Spouse Hickman Birmingham N 6d 1114
Hickman Charles G Spouse Bradnock Birmingham N. 6d 1114

Doug
 
Hi Bren & Procat,

Armed with your information I have been able to jog Dads memory - he recalls Phillip having children named Ken, Diana, Eileen & possibly John

Charles married Lily and possibly had two children born in the early 1930's.

I don't have any records, occupations or addresses to support this information but now I have somewhere to start researching again.

Thank you.
 
Hi Karen,

Found these two on Ancestry - checked the indexes to the end of 1939.

Births June Quarter 1927

Hickman Dorothy Mother Bradnock W.Bromwich 6b 1267

Births March Quarter 1934

Hickman Vernon J Mother Bradnock Sutton Coldf'd 6d 873

Doug
 
Many thanks - everything helps.

If I can help with some Tassie research - please let me know - I find time occasionally to get into the State library, and would be happy to return all the help I'm receiving from this forum.
:grin2:Karen
 
I looked for a marriage for Vernon up to the end of 1970 and found nothing. I then started looking for Dorothy, there was so many i stopped at the end of 1950.

bren
 
Thanks Bren - and how true your quote is. I have found this family so elusive - I could never have thought there were so many people with that surname.(lol) I really appreciate the help being offered through this forum but wish one of the family would log in and reveal a few threads.:cry:

Cheers
Karen
 
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