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s/o Rev. William Hickman / Elizabeth Shackleford
Paschal's father William settled in Franklin Co., KY 1784. Paschal served in several Indian campaigns and was a scout for General Wayne in 1794; was the Franklin Co. Jailor when he recruited a company for Allen's 1st Rifle Regiment in 1812. In 1822 Hickman Co., KY was named in his honor.
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Name Inscribed on:
Raisin River Massacre Monument
In September 1834 these men were for the fourth, and the last time, exhumed and placed in boxes marked Kentucky's Gallant Dead, 18 Jan 1813, River Raisin Michigan, and at last and forever placed at rest in the State Cemetery, in Frankfort, Kentucky.
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Hickman County, Kentucky
County Named, 1821
For Capt. Paschal Hickman who was massacred by Indians after River Raisin battle, Jan., 1813, one of nine Ky. officers killed in that action for whom counties named. Resided Franklin County, extensive landowner. Originally, Hickman comprised the Jackson Purchase in Ky. Later eight counties have been formed within initial area. First county seat was Columbus. ref: 1966 Kentucky Historical Society Kentucky Department of Highways #895
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m 11 Mar 1797 Franklin Co., KY
Elizabeth F. Hall -
Paskel Hickman / Betsey Hall
They had 4 children -
Susan
s/o Rev. William Hickman / Elizabeth Shackleford
Paschal's father William settled in Franklin Co., KY 1784. Paschal served in several Indian campaigns and was a scout for General Wayne in 1794; was the Franklin Co. Jailor when he recruited a company for Allen's 1st Rifle Regiment in 1812. In 1822 Hickman Co., KY was named in his honor.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name Inscribed on:
Raisin River Massacre Monument
In September 1834 these men were for the fourth, and the last time, exhumed and placed in boxes marked Kentucky's Gallant Dead, 18 Jan 1813, River Raisin Michigan, and at last and forever placed at rest in the State Cemetery, in Frankfort, Kentucky.
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Hickman County, Kentucky
County Named, 1821
For Capt. Paschal Hickman who was massacred by Indians after River Raisin battle, Jan., 1813, one of nine Ky. officers killed in that action for whom counties named. Resided Franklin County, extensive landowner. Originally, Hickman comprised the Jackson Purchase in Ky. Later eight counties have been formed within initial area. First county seat was Columbus. ref: 1966 Kentucky Historical Society Kentucky Department of Highways #895
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m 11 Mar 1797 Franklin Co., KY
Elizabeth F. Hall -
Paskel Hickman / Betsey Hall
They had 4 children -
Susan
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s/o Rev. William Hickman / Elizabeth Shackleford
Paschal's father William settled in Franklin Co., KY 1784. Paschal served in several Indian campaigns and was a scout for General Wayne in 1794; was the Franklin Co. Jailor when he recruited a company for Allen's 1st Rifle Regiment in 1812. In 1822 Hickman Co., KY was named in his honor.
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Name Inscribed on:
Raisin River Massacre Monument
In September 1834 these men were for the fourth, and the last time, exhumed and placed in boxes marked Kentucky's Gallant Dead, 18 Jan 1813, River Raisin Michigan, and at last and forever placed at rest in the State Cemetery, in Frankfort, Kentucky.
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Hickman County, Kentucky
County Named, 1821
For Capt. Paschal Hickman who was massacred by Indians after River Raisin battle, Jan., 1813, one of nine Ky. officers killed in that action for whom counties named. Resided Franklin County, extensive landowner. Originally, Hickman comprised the Jackson Purchase in Ky. Later eight counties have been formed within initial area. First county seat was Columbus. ref: 1966 Kentucky Historical Society Kentucky Department of Highways #895
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m 11 Mar 1797 Franklin Co., KY
Elizabeth F. Hall -
Paskel Hickman / Betsey Hall
They had 4 children -
Susan
s/o Rev. William Hickman / Elizabeth Shackleford
Paschal's father William settled in Franklin Co., KY 1784. Paschal served in several Indian campaigns and was a scout for General Wayne in 1794; was the Franklin Co. Jailor when he recruited a company for Allen's 1st Rifle Regiment in 1812. In 1822 Hickman Co., KY was named in his honor.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name Inscribed on:
Raisin River Massacre Monument
In September 1834 these men were for the fourth, and the last time, exhumed and placed in boxes marked Kentucky's Gallant Dead, 18 Jan 1813, River Raisin Michigan, and at last and forever placed at rest in the State Cemetery, in Frankfort, Kentucky.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hickman County, Kentucky
County Named, 1821
For Capt. Paschal Hickman who was massacred by Indians after River Raisin battle, Jan., 1813, one of nine Ky. officers killed in that action for whom counties named. Resided Franklin County, extensive landowner. Originally, Hickman comprised the Jackson Purchase in Ky. Later eight counties have been formed within initial area. First county seat was Columbus. ref: 1966 Kentucky Historical Society Kentucky Department of Highways #895
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m 11 Mar 1797 Franklin Co., KY
Elizabeth F. Hall -
Paskel Hickman / Betsey Hall
They had 4 children -
Susan
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