Hi Everyone, If those of you, who had ancestors who grew up or lived around the Higbee area during the 1900-1950, could help me out, it would make my job reading these papers a little easier. Many times, the men were identified by their first and second initials and then their surname, rather than full names. Or sometimes, it was an unusual nickname that was used with the surname. My database is getting huge, and I am finding multiple men with the same names over a period of several years. What I would like to ask, is that you post the nickname to the list, or directly to me, along with the given name. If there is a nickname, and you know how they got it, I would love to know that as well. And it might be kind of fun to see how many really unusual names we can come up with between us. Not to mention the stories behind them. Thanks, Kathy Bowlin