The son of William M. Vickers and Mary A.T. Vickers. Frank listed his occupation on his World War I draft registration card as farmer and constable. He also became a dirt work contractor and maintained several roads in Bossier Parish in the Bellevue area. Frank Vickers also had an extensive peach orchard and sold his overages to Charles Maggio of Santa Maria Produce in Shreveport.
He married Beulah Deputy.
An interesting interview with his son is transcribed on the Bossier Parish History Center website describing his boyhood and memories of his family.
He married Beulah Deputy.
An interesting interview with his son is transcribed on the Bossier Parish History Center website describing his boyhood and memories of his family.
The son of William M. Vickers and Mary A.T. Vickers. Frank listed his occupation on his World War I draft registration card as farmer and constable. He also became a dirt work contractor and maintained several roads in Bossier Parish in the Bellevue area. Frank Vickers also had an extensive peach orchard and sold his overages to Charles Maggio of Santa Maria Produce in Shreveport.
He married Beulah Deputy.
An interesting interview with his son is transcribed on the Bossier Parish History Center website describing his boyhood and memories of his family.
He married Beulah Deputy.
An interesting interview with his son is transcribed on the Bossier Parish History Center website describing his boyhood and memories of his family.
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