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Wayuga Community Newspapers, Inc.
Thursday, 11 June 1970

         Auburn - JAMES J. HICKEY, husband of the late
       CARRIE HOSKINS HICKEY, of 202 State St., died
       Wednesday, June 3, at Mercy Hospital following
       an illness of several months.
         A native of Biddeford, Maine, MR. HICKEY
       formerly resided in Scipio Center, moving to
       Auburn 30 years ago. He was a retired employe
       of the Auburn Board of Education. He was a World
       War I Army veteran. MR. HICKEY was a communicant
       of Holy Family Church.
         Surviving are three daughters, MRS. EDWIN T.
       STARK of Fleming, MISS MARION P. HICKEY of Auburn
       and MRS. BERNARD DOTY of Port Byron; three sons,
       JAMES J. HICKEY, JR., of Port Byron, CHARLES A.
       HICKEY and JOSEPH B. HICKEY of Cayuga; a step-
       daughter, MRS. LYMAN W. LYONS of Aurora; four
       step-sons, WILLIAM WEBSTER of Cortland, PAUL
       WEBSTER of Aurora, CLAIR WEBSTER of Norfolk, Va.,
       and PHILIP R. WEBSTER of Ledyard. 21 grandchildren
       and several nieces and nephews.
         Funeral services were at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at
       The Farrell Funeral Home. A high Mass was offered
       in Holy Family Church at 9 a.m. Burial was in St.
       Bernard's Cemetery, Scipio Center.
       
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