Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886. Allen County.

DARIUS N.HENDRICKS was born September 4, 1820, in Simpson County, Ky., 
where he grew to manhood, and at the age of twenty-six years removed to 
Allen County, where he has since resided.  His father, Abraham 
Hendricks, was born about 1774, in North Carolina; he was a son of 
Daniel Hendricks, of the same State, who was of German descent.  Abraham 
Hendricks was twice married; first, in 1810, to Alcy, daughter of 
Jonathan and Elizabeth (Lucas) Halcomb, of Simpson County.  To them 
thirteen children were born, of whom Darius N. is the sixth.  He was 
next married, in 1866, to Mary Corder, of Allen County.  They have no 
children.  Darius N. has been three times married; first, April 18, 
1850, to Lucinda Motley, of Allen County.  To their union three children 
were born:  Alcy (Divine), Darius L. and Henry T. (deceased).  His 
second marriage, October 7, 1860, was with Eliza J., daughter of Louis 
and Sarah (Cooksey) Harman, of Allen County.  To them were born John B., 
Sarah E. (Motley), Henry W. and Eliza J. (deceased).  His third marriage 
was, June 9, 1874, with Sally A., daughter of Joel and Nancy (Hancock) 
Weaver, of Allen County.  To them have been born Evalenia, Joel A. and 
William H. (twins).  Mr. Hendricks started in life for himself under 
very adverse circumstances, but by industry, economy and perseverance, 
has become the owner of 200 acres of land in a fine state of 
cultivation.  He was for about eight years constable of Allen County, 
and has been besides a magistrate and a member of the court of claims of 
Allen County.  He is a thoroughly self-made man, and one of the most 
influential of his section.  He is a member of the Baptist Church, and 
in politics a Democrat.

Hendricks Lucas Halcomb Corder Motley Divine Cooksey Harman Hancock 
Weaver
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Simpson-KY NC

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