Genealogical notes of Barnstable families - citizen hylbom blog

HICKS.
SAMUEL HICKS.
Samuel Hicks was some time an inhabitant of Barnstable.
He was admitted an inhabitant 3d Oct. 1662, but had then resided
in the town several years. In 1670 he had removed to Yarmouth.
He was the son of Robert of Plymouth, who came in the
Fortune in 1621. His mother Margaret came in the Ann in 1623,
bringing with her four children, Ephraim and Samuel, and Lydia,
who married Edward Bangs, and Phebe, who was prolaably afterwards
the wife of George Watson.
Samuel was able to bear arms in Plymouth in 1643, removed
to Eastham, and in 1645 married Lydia, daughter of John Doane,
had Dorcas 14th Feb. 1652, Margaret, 9th March, 1654, and
probably others. In 1649 he was representative from Eastham ;
and not long after removed to Barnstable. His name appears in
connection with some difficulties in the church after the death of
Mr. Lothrop. He was engaged in promoting the settlement of
Dartmouth, and removed to that town.