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

J. F. HENDRICK, dental surgeon, was born in Warren County, Ky., in 1845. 
He is a son of John R. and Margaret M. (Lewis) Hendrick, and is of English
origin.  The father was born in Virginia in 1803, and the mother in Warren
County, Ky., in 1804. The immigration of the Hendrick family to Kentucky
was in 1818.  John R. Hendrick died in 1858; his widow died July 28, 1883.
The Hendrick family is one of the oldest and most prominent of the
county.  The paternal grandfather of Dr. Hendrick, John Hendrick, was a
Virginian.  His maternal grandfather was Rev. Isaac O. Lewis, a native of
North Carolina, who came to this State some time in the last century.  He
was a preacher in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church; was one of the able,
distinguished pioneer ministers and citizens of Warren County, and
physically was an extraordinary man, weighing 420 pounds.  His death
occurred in 1954.  Dr. Hendrick was reared on the farm and during the
winter had the advantages of the common schools, where he received a fair
education.  At eighteen years of age he began the study of dentistry under
Dr. N. P. Allen, at Smith's Grove, Ky.; in 1856 he located at Scottsville,
Allen County, and began the practice of his profession; remained there
three years, and then removed to Logan County, where he remained until
1871; then came to Bowling Green, and here has since resided, and is the
oldest dentist in the city. The marriage of Dr. Hendrick was solemnized
April 25, 1871, with Miss Lucinda J. Settle, of Scottsville, Ky., daughter
of Thomas J. Settle.  Their children are as follows:  Alma Greenleaf,
Thomas Tilden, Wilbur Orelton and Iles Mclain.  Dr. Hendrick is a
Democrat; a member of the Masonic fraternity, an elder in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church; his wife is a member of the Baptist church.  Until
recently Dr. Hendrick had three brothers ministers in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church:  Revs. J. H. and W. R. Hendrick are now located in
Texas; Rev. I. O., who for many years was a minister in the same church,
died in Bowling Green, April 7, 1885.  He also has two sisters, Mrs. Sarah
J. Jackson, widow of Charles Jackson, and Mrs. Annie E. Glenn, wife of M.
A. Glenn, of Columbus, Ohio.  The entire family are Christians.  Parents
and children will unite and constitute an unbroken family in heaven.

Hendrick Lewis Allen Settle Jackson Glenn
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VA NC Logan-KY Scottsville-Allen-KY TX OH

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