Amelia Anderson 1898 - 1945
	Anna Mary Eastham Anderson 1897 - 1979
	Geno M. Anderson 1885 - 1956
	Hester C. Anderson 16 December 1900 - 10 March 1970
	James R. Anderson 22 April 1921 - 14 February 2005 s/o R. D. & Hester Anderson
	Lucy A. Anderson 1867 - 1944
	Pvt. Ray A. Anderson 1896 - 1979
Richard D. Anderson 28 June 1889 - 9 March 1956	The Denison Press Friday, March 16, 1956 pg 6 Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon in Bratcher-Moore chapel for R. D. Anderson, 66, who died in Ennis Friday, March 9. Rev. Ernest L. Potter, pastor of Calvary Baptist church, officiated and interment was in Fairview cemetery. Mr. Anderson was a native of Denison, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Anderson. He had made his home in Ennis for the past four years with a daughter, Mrs. R. C. Tuley. He was in the trucking business, and had worked for the Katy railroad before ill health forced his retirement ten years ago. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Hester Dorries Anderson, Ennis; a daughter, Mrs. Tuley of Ennis; two sons, J. R. Anderson of Denison and Robert Anderson, of Ennis; three brothers, Ray Anderson, Joe Anderson and Tom Anderson, and two sisters, Mrs. Jerry Hickey and Mrs. Daisey McMillan, all of Denison, and three grandchildren.
	Robert L. Anderson 1864 - 1949
	Robert W. Anderson 1894 - 1903
	Tom B. Anderson 1904 - 1983
	Wanda J. Anderson 12 February 1927 - 22 October 2006
Jerry J. Hickey 1876 - 1954	Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at Bratcher-Moore chapel for Jerry Hickey, 77, who died at his home, 1017 W. Bullock, Wednesday, March 17, after a year of illness. Rev. W. O. Bucy, pastor of Trinity Methodist church and Rev. Ed Bayless of First Presbyterian church, officiated and interment was in Fairview cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank McCune, Buddy Wolfe, Charlie Holden, Clarence Scott, Claud Woodley, Fred Bennett, Neil Powers and Charlie Hale. Mr. Hickey was born in Athens, Illinois, April 5, 1876, and came to Denison in 1906. He married Miss Nettie Anderson of Denison in 1917. He was employed at the W. H. Halton Funeral Home until 1919 when he became superintendent of Fairview cemetery. He was on of the oldest licensed embalmers in the state. Mr. Hickey remained in charge of Fairview cemetery until 1940 when he became associated with Bratcher-Moore Funeral Home. He was a member of the Methodist church. Survivors include his widow, one son, Jim Hickey, Plano and a daughter, Mrs. J. P. Brodie, Dallas.
	Nettie E. Hickey 1892 - 1971
	Daisy M. Williams 22 November 1902 - 3 September 1995

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