Hickson Genealogy
Hickson, Hixson, Higson - fires and firemen
- Fire 1631
- William Hickson and Thomas Hickson of Cheshunt who by reason of sudden and lamentable fires
suffered severe losses by the burning of their houses, barn and premises and were thus
deprived of their livelyhood
- Fire
- Ephraim Hixson, Jr (1797-1855) of Tennessee. When their eldest son, Wilson, was 12 years of age,
about 1830, Ephraim moved to Hamilton County.
The site of their home subsequently became the town of Hixson.
The original building was destroyed by fire and has been replaced by a modern home (ref John Wilson)
- Fire Damp Man in Coal Mine
- Peter Higson (1815-) of Blackrod, Lancashire
- Fireman at Steel Works
- John Higson (1830-) of Liverpool. Wife Ann
- Fireman at Salt Works
- John Hickson (1835-) of Over, Cheshire. Wife Charlotte. In 1861 there is another John Hickson aged 26, Fireman at Salt Works, living in Northwich
- Colliery Fireman
- John Higson (1835-) of Middle Hulton, Lancashire. Married Mary Ann Hebden
- Railway Fireman
- Eli Higson (1854-) of Lowton, Lancashire. Wife Jane J
- Shotfirer (blaster) at Albert Edward Dock
- John Henry Hickson (1855/1867-1938) of Lincoln. Married Elizabeth Slater
- Locomotive Fireman (Railway Stoker)
- Arthur Higson (1857-) of Timperley. Wife H.A.
- Fire Clay Miner
- William Henry Hickson (1860-) of Hopwas, Staffordshire
- Fireman in 1890
- Joseph Edward Hickson (1861-1926) of Hatfield & Walthamstow. Married Agnes Ann Aldridge
- Fireman on trains
- William George Hickson (1864-) of Forest Hill, Kent. Married Catherine Horne
- killed by fire about 1893
- a child of Herbert Edward Hickson and Margaret Dunn
- Kiln Fireman
- William Harrison Hickson (1898-1966) of Burslem, Stoke on Trent. Married Sarah Standish
- Served in the Fire Service in WWII
- Charles William Hickson (1900-1971) of Kingston upon Hull. Married Gertrude Bacci
- Locomotive fireman
- George Hickson (1900-1975) of Burton-upon-Trent. Married Maggie Lee