Biography of:  WILLIAM C. STICKNEY
From:  "Portrait and Biography Album of Henry Co.; 1885."
Submitted by:  Deborah Lacy       brandon@ccms.net


"WILLIAM C. STICKNEY, engaged as a farmer in Clover Township, 
where he resides on Section 27, was born Sept. 6, 1846 in 
Cambridgeport, Mass. His parents were Henry and Mary A. 
(Wood) Stickney, natives respectively of Vermont and New 
Hamphire, and settled with their family--Henry, Jr., Alfred 
and William C.--in April, 1853, on the place now occupied by 
William C., whose father was accidentally killed Nov. 16, 
1866. His mother still survives.

The subject of this sketch received a common-school 
education in his early boyhood, and on the 13th day of 
April, 1870, was married to Miss Ida A. Clark, a native 
of Connecticut. Of their union have been born two children, 
viz.:  William W. and M. Grace. Mr Stickney is one of the 
prosperous and energetic men of Henry Co, owning a farm of 
260 acres, which is all improved and under excellent 
cultivation. He is also a member of the firm of Howell, 
Woods & Co., bankers, at Woodhull."


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