Charles Hicks Cemetery

Located at the end of Stella's Lane, go up to the Conley Cemetery and walk beside the fence following a trail up to a flat and then east around the flat to the point. The Conley family has a restriction for nothing to be taken or added without permisssion. They are concerned someone will remove the old stones. They will allow new stones by permission only as long as the old stones are left untouched where they are sitting.

Warrents for grand theft will be gotten for anyone removing them. Located abt N37.24.149/W082.56.098

R1N1	Hicks	Charles	Dec Jan 10 1900		A Soldier, Brave and True, His tolls are pass, His work is done, He fought the fight The Victory Won. This Stone made by Troy Conley according to Stella Conley Troy's sister in law. He made it 60 years ago (1937) for Andy Hicks father or Grandfather.
R1N2	Sandstone	infant			--appears to be infant
R1N3	Hicks	E. L		March 12 1899	78 sandstone with ELH carved on it. Assuming H. was for Hicks.
R1N4	Hicks	Charles	1790	Aug 23 1880	he was a war of 1812 Vet and now has a new stone
R1N5	Sandstone				we think this may be Rebecca his wife but need prove before getting a new stone
R1N6	Sinkhole
R2N1	Sandstone				later I found a initial on it and wrote in down in another book I will have to find.
R2N2	Hicks	M		Aug 25 1888	only date on it-had initials M H. assuming H was for Hicks
R2N3	Hicks	S		dec May 1878	has only S H d May 1878 assuming H is for Hicks