Person    | Female  Born 5/8/1919  Died 28/10/2004

Rosalind Hicks

Categories: Friend / family

Only child of Agatha and Archie Christie. Married Hubert Prichard in 1940 and had a son, Mathew, in 1943. Hubert was killed in 1944 on active service. Rosalind married Anthony Hicks in 1949. Died Torbay. Memory of has more information. the picture shows Rosalind on her mother's lap.

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Rosalind Hicks

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Agatha Christie book

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