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Original index title	Northwest History. Obituaries. Gray to Hys. Hia to Hor. United States.
Newspaper	Spokane Chronicle ; 1929-01-07
Title	SPOKANE BRIDGE PIONEER IS DEAD: Hickey Homesteaded In Valley 30 Years Ago-No Survivors Known.
Description	SPOKANE BRIDGE PIONEER IS DEAD: Hickey Homesteaded In Valley 30 Years Ago-No Survivors Known.
Subject Keys	M. A. Hickey ; Spokane valley ; homesteaded south ; Spokane Bridge ; failing health ; no surviving relatives ; Pleasant View church ; Hazen & Jaeger's ; Pleasant View cemetery
Date.Original	1929-01-07
Resource Identifier	nwh-sh-168-7-3
Subjects	Northwest Pacific -- History -- 20th century United States -- Gra to Hys --20th century
Resource Type	Text
Genre	Clippings
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Full-Text	SPOKANE BRIDGE PIONEER IS DEAD Hickey Homesteaded in Valley 30 Years Ago— No Survivors Known. M. A. Hickey, who came to the Spokane valley 30 years ago and homesteaded south of Spokane Bridge, died Saturday at Sacred Heart hospital following a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Hickey had been in failing health for three years and a month ago was injured in an automobile accident. He was 77 years of age. No surviving relatives are known. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Pleasant View church at Spokane Bridge, with Hazen & Jaeger's in charge. Burial will be in Pleasant View cemetery.
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