Son of Thomas HICKS and
Cornelia VAN SICKLEN.
Gilbert Hicks was a former postmaster and town clerk of Flatbush and elder in the Reformed Church of Flatbush. He died of diabetes.
(One obituary places his place of birth at Gravesend, the other at Coney Island.)
Please note: A biogrpahy for Mr. Hicks can be found in, "A History of Long Island From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time, Volume II", By Peter Ross, Lewis Publishing Company, 1902 (Page 142).
Cornelia VAN SICKLEN.
Gilbert Hicks was a former postmaster and town clerk of Flatbush and elder in the Reformed Church of Flatbush. He died of diabetes.
(One obituary places his place of birth at Gravesend, the other at Coney Island.)
Please note: A biogrpahy for Mr. Hicks can be found in, "A History of Long Island From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time, Volume II", By Peter Ross, Lewis Publishing Company, 1902 (Page 142).
Son of Thomas HICKS and
Cornelia VAN SICKLEN.
Gilbert Hicks was a former postmaster and town clerk of Flatbush and elder in the Reformed Church of Flatbush. He died of diabetes.
(One obituary places his place of birth at Gravesend, the other at Coney Island.)
Please note: A biogrpahy for Mr. Hicks can be found in, "A History of Long Island From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time, Volume II", By Peter Ross, Lewis Publishing Company, 1902 (Page 142).
Cornelia VAN SICKLEN.
Gilbert Hicks was a former postmaster and town clerk of Flatbush and elder in the Reformed Church of Flatbush. He died of diabetes.
(One obituary places his place of birth at Gravesend, the other at Coney Island.)
Please note: A biogrpahy for Mr. Hicks can be found in, "A History of Long Island From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time, Volume II", By Peter Ross, Lewis Publishing Company, 1902 (Page 142).
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