Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 
1887, Henry Co.

JAMES A. CHICK was born in Breckinridge County, Ky., February 19, 1831,
the third child of eight children born to Perry and Louisa P. (Green) 
Chick.  His father was born in Delaware, reared in Maryland, and 
married in Virginia.  He was a plasterer by trade, and assisted in 
plastering the first capitol of the United States, at Washington, D. C. 
He immigrated to Kentucky in 1830, settled in Breckinridge County, and 
devoted his time to agricultural pursuits and stock raising.  James A. 
Chick was educated at the best schools.  In August, 1854, he bought a 
farm in Meade County, Ky., of 700 acres and engaged in farming and 
stock raising up to 1879.  He then moved to Fayette County, Ky., but 
did not engage in any business, remaining there only a few months.  
January 5, 1880, he moved to Henry County, and purchased land about 
half way between New Castle and Eminence.  He has a beautiful farm of 
300 acres, a large brick residence, and is surrounded with all the 
comforts of life.  September 19, 1874, he married Mary E. Eastin, of 
Fayette County, daughter of T. E. and Anna (Bryan) Eastin.  Two children
have blessed this union--one son and one daughter: Anna L., who is now 
at college at Eminence, and George C.  Mr. Chick is a Master Mason, and 
has been W. M. of his lodge.

Chick Green Bryan Eastin
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Meade-KY Fayette-KY Breckinridge-KY DE VA MD DC

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