Billy Hicks

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  prophecies.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id=2098222%3ABlo - [Cached Version]
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  "Our [CEC] sensor network greatly expands our situational awareness of the battle space and our engagement capability," declares Capt. William Hicks, the Navy's director of network systems integration."It gives us a force-level picture rather than a single-ship picture."Hicks sees CEC as "a contributor to network-centric warfare," and as "the foundation for sensor-netting to create a single integrated air picture" among all theater forces.

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  wardfamilyhistory.apianotuning.com/NRC_files/HARMON,%20 - [Cached Version]
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  Census listings for Mary Anne Presnell Ward and William Hicks:
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  William D. 14, Duke 13, Palmer 9, Hattie 5, Ransom 4, Amos 1

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  wardfamilyhistory.apianotuning.com/NRC_files/CROSS%20FA - [Cached Version]
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  service under Captain William Hicks as a drummer boy.His unit marched up the side of the Holsten river and took possession of Shoats Fort.Their mission was to guard the Virginia border against the Cherokee Indians who still controlled most of the land west of what is now Hawkins County, Tennessee.William served in this unit unti l October, 1777, and was honorably discharged.
  
  William served in the Revolutionary War in, Tennessee, Virginia and South Carolina with Francis Marion (Swamp Fox). October 1780, William fought in the battle of Kings Mountain, South Carolina.The British lost thousands of lives and defectors.
  
  August 1781, He was drafted to fight against the British and Tories
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  William filed for a Revolutionary War Pension in July 1833 from Anderson Co., Tennessee, He lived in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.
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  (1c1) William A., CROSS(1826/1919),

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  18th Mississippi Infantry - [Cached Version]
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  William D. Hicks
  
  Company B- Benton Rifles (Benton, MS, April 27, 1861)
  
  Captain

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  Alabama Weekly FREE Newsletter - [Cached Version]
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  His players included All-Americans Fred Sington and Tony Holm as well as Captain Billy Hicks and Frank Howard.

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  Article: Black Hat - [Cached Version]
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  "It's the kind of stuff he lives for," says Billy Hicks, his coach at Cave Spring High in Roanoke, Va. "He's always gotten a masochistic pleasure from being the guy people spit venom at."
  
  Hard to say where Redick gets it from.He is the son of a potter, raised in an artisan community in central Tennessee (the family moved to Roanoke in 1991) and home-schooled until the fifth grade.He likes to write poetry, for heaven's sake.
  
  He likes to shoot even more.

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  Article: J.J. Redick: All Those Years Ago - [Cached Version]
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  "The stuff he does at Duke on the court, he honed all of that here," Cave Spring coach Billy Hicks said."He's just that confident on the floor."
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  Two weekends ago, Redick walked to his car after having dinner in Durham with Hicks, who was visiting, to find three older men wearing No. 4 Duke jerseys.
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  Hicks leaves the Redick home not knowing if his star will be able to play.

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  Cavs' moments lacking - [Cached Version]
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  "I don't know about that," said Redick, cheered on by his Cave Spring coach, Billy Hicks, amid a contingent of Roanokers.

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  Corys in the Revolutionary War - [Cached Version]
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  Private, Capt. William Hicks's (Dartmouth) co., Col. Pope's regt.
  
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  William
  
  Prescott's regt. of Minute-men, service 5 days
  
  Enlisted 24-Apr-1775
  
  Residence, Westford, engaged for town of Shewsbury

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  File 7a - 1675-1700 - Merchants and Bankers Listings - [Cached Version]
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  Also, William Hicks was an agent or chief merchant at Cape Coast Castle, Capt Ralph Hodgkins was an agent-general for the Africa Company at Cape Coast Castle.
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  Asiento Howsley Freeman, agent or chief merchant at Cape Coast Castle, John Freeman, slave agent at Sherbro (sic), Stephen Gascoigne, Royal Africa Company's agent in Barbados, Juan Genes, agent of Asiento, Abraham Gill, agent of Asiento, Henry Greenhill, agent-general at Cape Coast Castle, John Hanbury, agent for slaves in Gambia, Robert Helmes (sic) Africa Company's agent at Nevis, Giles Heysham, Africa Company's agent at Barbados, Joseph Holmes, agent and slaver factor in the Gambia, William Hicks, agent or chief merchant at Cape Coast Castle, Captain Ralph Hodgkins, agent-general for the Africa Company at Cape Coast Castle, William Hicks, chief merchant at Cape Coast Castle, Captain Ralph Hodgkins, agent-general Africa Company at Cape Coast Castle, John Kabes agent of Kommenda, John Kastell, agent and slaver for the Africa Company at the Gambia.

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