County of Christian, Kentucky.  Historical and Biographical.  Edited by 
William Henry Perrin.  F. A. Battey Publishing Co., 1884, pp. 376-377.

LAWSON B. HICKMAN, M. D., was born near Athens, in Fayette County, Ky., 
June 1, 1818, and there grew to man's estate, meantime receiving the 
advantages of a liberal education, chiefly obtained in the Morrison 
College in Lexington.  Having decided to pursue the studia of "materia 
medica," he entered the Medical Department of Transylvania College, from 
which he graduated in 1837, going the same year near Vicksburg, Miss., 
where he opened a general practice, remaining about four years.  He then 
located in Todd County, Ky., where for about thirty years he pursued an 
extensive and successful practice.  His practice in Hopkinsville dates 
from 1870, making altogether an unbroken practice of over forty-seven 
years, and he is still actively engaged.  He was married in Todd County, 
in 1843, to George Ann Baylor, daughter of Tucker and Barbara Baylor, of 
Todd County, members of one of the oldest families in Kentucky.  Their 
family consists of Ellen, widow of Dr. Bass, of Todd County; Jammie, 
wife of J. P. Thompson, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Lucy B., wife of M. L. 
Flack, of Hopkinsville; William L., of St. Louis; Mary G., wife of 
William P. Gray, of St. Louis; Mattie Hickman and Baylor Hickman.  Dr. 
Hickman is a member of the Masonic order and I. O. O. F.

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