Deseret News, March 12, 1892, page #32
DEATHS.
Hicks. - James Wilson Hicks, son of George A. and Elizabeth Hicks, after an illness of ten days, departed this life on the second day of March, 1892, and was buried on the 3rd inst. Brother Hicks was born in Washington county, Utah, August 27th, 1863. Seven years ago he moved to Orderville, Kane county, Utah, where he lived until stricken with the hand of death.
His life was exemplary and full of promise and his mind had a decided tendency for intellectual culture and his heart for moral excellence.
He lived and died a faithful Latter-day-Saint. Rest in peace. - {Com.
Millennial Star, please copy.
DEATHS.
Hicks. - James Wilson Hicks, son of George A. and Elizabeth Hicks, after an illness of ten days, departed this life on the second day of March, 1892, and was buried on the 3rd inst. Brother Hicks was born in Washington county, Utah, August 27th, 1863. Seven years ago he moved to Orderville, Kane county, Utah, where he lived until stricken with the hand of death.
His life was exemplary and full of promise and his mind had a decided tendency for intellectual culture and his heart for moral excellence.
He lived and died a faithful Latter-day-Saint. Rest in peace. - {Com.
Millennial Star, please copy.
Deseret News, March 12, 1892, page #32
DEATHS.
Hicks. - James Wilson Hicks, son of George A. and Elizabeth Hicks, after an illness of ten days, departed this life on the second day of March, 1892, and was buried on the 3rd inst. Brother Hicks was born in Washington county, Utah, August 27th, 1863. Seven years ago he moved to Orderville, Kane county, Utah, where he lived until stricken with the hand of death.
His life was exemplary and full of promise and his mind had a decided tendency for intellectual culture and his heart for moral excellence.
He lived and died a faithful Latter-day-Saint. Rest in peace. - {Com.
Millennial Star, please copy.
DEATHS.
Hicks. - James Wilson Hicks, son of George A. and Elizabeth Hicks, after an illness of ten days, departed this life on the second day of March, 1892, and was buried on the 3rd inst. Brother Hicks was born in Washington county, Utah, August 27th, 1863. Seven years ago he moved to Orderville, Kane county, Utah, where he lived until stricken with the hand of death.
His life was exemplary and full of promise and his mind had a decided tendency for intellectual culture and his heart for moral excellence.
He lived and died a faithful Latter-day-Saint. Rest in peace. - {Com.
Millennial Star, please copy.
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