History and Genealogy of the Ricks Family of America: Containing Biographical Sketches and Genealogies of Both Males and Females (Classic Reprint)

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It would be impossible to give exact credit for the information obtained, for every available source has been consulted for information, records and facts carefully collated and rec orded. It would be equally impossible to give credit to many members of the family for records furnished, for hardly a sketch in the work came from a single source of information, but we desire to express heartfelt thanks to the many friends found, who have assisted in making this book. We would fail in our duty did not we mention particularly those who have assisted in a financial way, or else this work could not have been prosecuted to a successful conclusion.

Mr. Joel Ricks of Logan, Utah, Mr. Robert H. Ricks of Rock Mount, N. C., Mr. Robert L. Ricks of Worden, Ill and Mr. Hyrum, Thomas E. And Nathan Ricks of Rexburg, Idaho, all have taken great interest in the work, and furnished the funds to carry on the work to completion.

To the ladies of the family, we owe a debt of gratitude for assistance and family records kindly bestowed.

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