Joseph Hick

Joseph Hick
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Joseph Hick was a confectioner and businessman in the city of York.

1822 – Joseph Set up in business as a confectioner at 48 Coney Street.¹

Some directories list Joseph Hick as a confectioner at 48 Coney Street, and others list him at 47. Charles B. Knight suggests this is likely because property numbering was newly introduced and inconsistent initially.

1829 – youngest of Hick’s three children is born; daughter Mary Ann.

Directory listings

Hick’s business listed in the following directories of York:

• Pigot’s, 1829 (Confectioner at 48 Coney Street)
• Pigot’s, 1834
• White’s, 1838
• White’s, 1840
• William’s, 1843 (Confectioner, Wholesale and Retail)
• White’s, 1846
• White’s, 1851 (Confectioner and Tea Dealer)
• Melville’s,1855

Probate

“Under his Will, his estate was equally divided between his three children- a son and two daughters – of whom Mary Ann was the youngest.”²