QUICK BIOGRAPHIES, Henry County, Missouri
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QUICK, A. O. - b: 1853 Johnson Co, MO
source: 1883 History of Henry Missouri , National Historical Co. - page: 695
residence: Bogard Twp

A. O. Quick, farmer and stock raiser, section 34, was born in Johnson County, 
Missouri, September 3, 1853; and was the son of D. C. Quick, a farmer and stock 
raiser by occupation, who was born in Ohio, coming thence to Missouri, in 1844. 
Bessie E. Tannahill was the maiden name of the mother of the subject of our 
sketch. A. O. was reared on his father's farm, Johnson County, attending the 
district schools until he acquired a fair education. When twenty-two years old he 
engaged with his father in stock raising. In 1880 he removed to Henry County, and 
settled where he now resides, owning 320 acres of choice land that will average 
with any in the county, and well improved. Mr. Quick has 100 head of fine cattle, 
100 head of hogs, 10 head of horses and mules. May 20, 1880, he was married to 
Miss Flora Davis, of Ohio. They have one child, Carrie, born June 5, 1881. Mr. Quick 
is a member of the United Brethren Church.

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QUICK, Isaac J. - b: 1835 Sullivan Co, NY
source: 1883 History of Henry Missouri , National Historical Co. - page: 789
residence: Bethlehem Twp

Isaac J. Quick, farmer and justice of the peace, section 1, is a native of Sullivan 
County, New York, and was born July 9, 1835, his father being Philip and his 
mother Mary (Tyree) Quick, also of New York. They reared four children, of whom 
Isaac was the third child. In 1836 the family removed to Peoria County, Illinois, 
where they resided till Isaac was seven years of age, at which time they went to 
Hancock County, Illinois, residing there till September, 1855. Then he emigrated 
to Missouri, settling in Henry County, and in 1857 located where he now resides. 
He has 172 acres of land well improved, and is one of our most successful 
farmers. Mr. Quick was married November 20, 1856, to Miss Sarah A. Peeler, a 
daughter of Major Peeler, an old pioneer of this county. They have six children 
living: Margaret A., Mary J., Allie V., Laura O., Susan I. and Rosa S. In the fall of 
1873 Mr. Q. was elected justice of the peace of Bethlehem Township, the duties, 
of which position he is now discharging to the satisfaction of all.

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