(1) Name: Mary D. HICKMAN
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Father: David H. HICKMAN
Mother: Annie BRYAN

Misc. Notes
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume
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Mrs. Mary D. Hickman Price.
DAR ID Number: 33174
Born in Columbia, Missouri.
Wife of John Ewing Price.
Descendant of Thomas McClanahan, Thomas Bryant, James Hickman and Jacob
Spears.
Daughter of Hon. David H. Hickman and Annie Bryan, his wife.
Granddaughter of David McClanahan Hickman (b. 1788) and Eliza Keller
Johnston, his wife; Milton E. Bryan and Zerelda Moss, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of David Hickman (1749-1825) and Clara McClanahan, his
wife, m. 1771; William Johnston and Rachel Spears, his wife; Morgan H.
Bryan and Sallie Hunt, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of James Hickman and Hannah Lewis, his wife, m.
1744; Thomas McClanahan and Anne, his wife; Jacob Spears and Elizabeth
Keller, his wife; Thomas Bryant and Martha Hunt, his wife.
James Hickman, (1724-1824), enlisted 1776 from Culpeper Co., Va., and
served to the surrender of Cornwallis. He located land in Clark Co., Ky.,
where he died.
Aso Nos. 14875, 20352.
Jacob Spears (1754-1825), served in Capt. John Hoagland's company in the
Sandusky expedition, 1782. He was born in Rockingham county, Va.; died in
Kentucky.
Also Nos. 19183, 23843, 29861.
Thomas McClanahan, (1737-1824), served with the Light Horse under Harry
Lee. He was born in Orange county, Va.; died in Bourbon county, Ky.
Thomas Bryant, (1736-89), served three years in the Virginia State line
and received a grant of land in Kentucky.


Spouses
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1: John Ewing PRICE
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