Hickman, John Edward, Papers 1845-1994

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Hickman, John Edward, Papers 1845-1994

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Correspondence, newspaper clippings,photographs, speeches, cartoons, and printed material comprise the John EdwardHickman Papers, 1845-1994, documenting Hickman’s life and career as Texas SupremeCourt Justice as well as the activities of his second wife, Lena Pettit Hickman.

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One of seven children, John Edward Hickman (1883-1962) was born to Nathaniel Franklin Hickman and Mary J. (Porterfield) Hickman on a farm in Liberty Hill, Williamson County, Texas. After the death of his father at a young age, Hickman worked to help support the family. A graduate of Liberty Hill Normal and Business College, Hickman taught school first at Hog Mountain in Bell County and then in Lampasas, where he served as principal of the high school for two years. Hickman graduated...