Nathan Hicks

Birth6 Nov 1743 - Albermarie Parrish, Sussex, Virginia, United States

DeathAFT 1829 - Cherokee Nation East, Native America, Georgia, United States

MotherMary Temperance Dumas

FatherChief Broom" Pegid: Robert Hix/Hicks

Born in Albermarie Parrish, Sussex, Virginia, United States on 6 Nov 1743 to Chief Broom" Pegid: Robert Hix/Hicks and Mary Temperance Dumas. Nathan Hicks married Nancy Elizabeth (Na Ye Hi) Broom and had 7 children. He passed away on AFT 1829 in Cherokee Nation East, Native America, Georgia, United States.

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Parents

Chief Broom" Pegid: Robert Hix/hicks
1720 - 1793

Mary Temperance Dumas
1725 - 1795

Spouse(s)

Nancy Elizabeth (Na Ye Hi) Broom
1742 - 1797

Nancy Elizabeth Broom
1770 - 1842

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Chief Charles Renatius Hicks
1767 - 1827

William Abraham Hicks
1769 - 1837

Sarah Hicks
1765 - 1816

Catherine Hicks A-ni'-wa'-ya (Wolf Clan)
1762 - 1835

Nathaniel Nathan Cherokee Blood Hicks
1764 - 1801

Meshack Jacob Hicks Hix
1765 - 1836

Sarah Elizabeth Hicks
1800 - 1861

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