Robert was the son of Robert Hicks, Sr. and Nancy Winifred Combs.
He was married about 1822 in KY or IN to Elizabeth Polley (1804-1841).
He was married 2nd about 1843 in MO to Catherine Sweeten(1812-1896).
"Rev. Hicks died in Jefferson City while serving as State Representative from Douglas County. He was a Representative of Douglas and Ozark counties in the Missouri legislature. He died of pneumonia while attending a state session in 1863. He was buried in the place he died. It was a month before his family learned of his death because of the snail's pace at which news traveled at that time."
He was married about 1822 in KY or IN to Elizabeth Polley (1804-1841).
He was married 2nd about 1843 in MO to Catherine Sweeten(1812-1896).
"Rev. Hicks died in Jefferson City while serving as State Representative from Douglas County. He was a Representative of Douglas and Ozark counties in the Missouri legislature. He died of pneumonia while attending a state session in 1863. He was buried in the place he died. It was a month before his family learned of his death because of the snail's pace at which news traveled at that time."
Robert was the son of Robert Hicks, Sr. and Nancy Winifred Combs.
He was married about 1822 in KY or IN to Elizabeth Polley (1804-1841).
He was married 2nd about 1843 in MO to Catherine Sweeten(1812-1896).
"Rev. Hicks died in Jefferson City while serving as State Representative from Douglas County. He was a Representative of Douglas and Ozark counties in the Missouri legislature. He died of pneumonia while attending a state session in 1863. He was buried in the place he died. It was a month before his family learned of his death because of the snail's pace at which news traveled at that time."
He was married about 1822 in KY or IN to Elizabeth Polley (1804-1841).
He was married 2nd about 1843 in MO to Catherine Sweeten(1812-1896).
"Rev. Hicks died in Jefferson City while serving as State Representative from Douglas County. He was a Representative of Douglas and Ozark counties in the Missouri legislature. He died of pneumonia while attending a state session in 1863. He was buried in the place he died. It was a month before his family learned of his death because of the snail's pace at which news traveled at that time."
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