This is a picture of Greenberry Anderson Hicks and his wife
Teresa Agnes Digman. Greenberry is the son of Stephen Hicks and a brother to Andrew Hicks. He was born Nov 2,1829 in Green county TN. and died April 18,1900 in Scott Bar, California. He had lived in Scott Bar since the mid 1800,s
He mined in Happy Camp gold mine and later bought an store an was an early-day storekeeper in Scott Bar, he was also an postmaster for several years. He was an large man standing over 6'6". It was wrote that he could lift over 400 pounds or carry two deers in from the woods at once for someone. He did not hunt or pack an gun.

This is Stephen Bright Hicks and wife Margaret Green.
They moved to California in about 1850 and were very sucessful in most all they did it appears.

This is Silas Hicks and wife Eliza Shollenburger. He lived his later years in Warsaw Missouri where he is buried. In the early 1900's they lived in a log cabin on Shoal Creek in Putnam County Missouri. Their daughter Laura was a baby. Grandpa said it was very cold that winter. He went to visit and said the cabin was really cold because all the clinking in the walls had froze and fell out.

This is a photo of my mother, Rosalee Hicks. She was the daughter of John Ed Hicks and Josie Blanche Leech. She Married Raymond Alfred Wilcox in 1952.

This is Terry Lee Wilcox with my two sons. Next to me is Joshua Ryan Wilcox, then Joseph Bryan Wilcox

This is John Fincher and wife Lucinda Hicks. She is the daughter of Stephen Hicks and Hannah Gray. They lived in Schyler County Missouri near Downing Missouri. They are buried in the Fabious Cementary near there.

The Fabious Cementery; Many of the descendants of Stephen and Hannah Hicks are buried here with them. It is a quiet place in the woods where one can almost here the creak of the wagons as they bring home to rest the travelers on the road of life.

This is a photo of a more recent relatives. This is me with my Grandma Josie Blanche Leech and her mother Amanda Belle Mercer. The picture was took about 1960.