I SURMISE THAT THE NAME CLICK WAS GLICK TO START, FROM GERMAN GLUCK WITH AN UMLAUT (PRONOUNCED "GLOOK"). I HAVE A TN ANCESTRESS, ANNA GLUCK.

ANYHOW, CATHERINE WEAVER M WILLIAM C. CLICK, MONROE CO., TN.

CATHERINE WAS A DAUGHTER OF FREDERICK WEAVER/WEBER/WEBBER B 1750 NC, LUTHERAN GERMAN, D 1839 SULLIVAN CO., TN. REV WAR VETERAN, BATTLE OF KING'S MTN., WEALTHY LANDOWNER

THESE GERMAN NAMES GET STRANGE...AN ANCESTRESS, ELIZABETH BEELER, DESCENDED FROM JOHANNES BUHLER, A SWISS IMMIGRANT, 1700'S, I THINK.

BUHLER GETS WRITTEN INTO ENGLISH AS BEELER, BEHLER, PEELER, BOOHER, AND SO ON.

ANYHOW, "CLICK" IS NOT AN ENGLISH NAME AS FAR AS I KNOW. THAT IS WHY I THINK IT WAS GLICK, FROM GLUCK.

ANOTHER EXAMPLE, MY ANCESTOR MARC HARDOUIN CAME FROM ROUEN, NORMANDY, FRANCE, TO NEW AMSTERDAM (NOW NYC)IN THE 1600'S. AND, GUESS WHAT, ALL OF THE SUDDEN HE BECAME MARK HARDIN!

I HOPES THIS HELPS EVERYONE OUT THERE.

I HAVE SET UP A WEAVER WEBSITE. PLEASE SEND ME YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS IF YOU WANT TO ACCESS THE SITE. I WILL "INVITE" YOU. THERE IS NO COST. BEST WISHES.

PAUL GILL,
GGGG GRANDSON OF FREDERICK WEAVER