History of Kentucky, five volumes, edited by Judge Charles Kerr,
American Historical Society, New York & Chicago, 1922, Vol.  V, p. 203,
Harrison Co.

     HARRY HICKS is a prosperous and enterprising young farmer of
Harrison County, and is giving a capable management to his place of
large acreage and complete equipment six miles south of Cynthiana.
     The house in which he lives today is close to his birthplace, where
he was born May 5, 1884, a son of James J. and Susan (Patton) Hicks. 
His parents were also born in Harrison County, his father in 1850 and
his mother in January, 1852.  They were reared and educated here, and
after their marriage settled on the old homestead, where the mother is
still living.  The father died in 1891, at the age of forty-one.  There
were nine children: Arthur, of Cynthiana; Miss Ida; Edwin L., of
Cynthiana; Calvin, whose home is in California; Anna deceased; Preston,
a Harrison County farmer; Harry; Bessie, who lives with her brother
Harry; and Florence, wife of Augustus Price of Lexington.
     Harry Hicks while growing up on the old farm attended the common
schools, and since school days his work has been entirely identified
with the Hicks farm of 296 acres.  He and his sister Ida also own
another farm of sixty-seven acres.  Mr. Hicks is a member of the
Presbyterian Church at Mount Pleasant and is a democrat.

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