Click - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Descendants of Christian CLICK--West Virginia Also CLEEK

Wwoodysworld — 2009-10-31 05:49:23Z

Hello I'm researhing Click family in Mcdowell Co WV my great grandfather was Harvey Click he came from either Ky or Va not sure of parents he was married to a Roseanna Hicks also from Ky There is a Rachel Nickels mentioned as a mother but family isn't sure thats right have you run across rachel nickels as a mother of any of your family. Rachel was married to Jonathan Click but we thing there was a wife before rachel and that, that might be the real mother of harvey or harve click.

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christinaclick — 2009-09-28 21:46:42Z

I am trying to find any information on my great grandfather Jacob D. Click. He was married to purlena Carpenter. also any information on purlena's second husband John Russell. I would very greatly appreciate any help

CLICK Conward C and Rosa I

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-09 23:59:25Z

CLICK Conward C and Rosa I

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,154 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: James Clayton CLICK and Virginia Elizabeth GRAY

drswlch2 — 2009-07-12 22:19:45Z

Hi! Lesa; Got your message today and yes I had figured out who you were. I am Alfred,s wife, Marilyn. I am now 81 and doing pretty well,except I miss Alfred. I have some infomation on the Welches, Clicks ,on up to Baltas Click, who would be about your 5th GG Grandfather. You may call me. I may have some info that you don't have. 904-777-3532
Doris Marilyn Owen Welch
drswlch2@yahoo.com

Re: James Clayton CLICK and Virginia Elizabeth GRAY

drswlch2 — 2009-07-11 11:32:31Z

hello : lesal. My husband was one of eleven children of Frank and Addie Click Welch from Robinson Co. Tx. We have lived in Florida for over 60 years. He died Aug 31, 2007.
James Clayton Click was Addie's Father My E-mail= drswlch2@yahoo.com good to hear from you.

Re: James Clayton CLICK and Virginia Elizabeth GRAY

lesa1752 — 2009-07-09 05:19:23Z

Addie Click Welch was my maternal grandmother. Please let me know how we are related as I too am looking for more information

Re: Click family

PaulGill27 — 2009-06-22 23:33:16Z

I HAVE CLICK INFO IN COCKE CO., TN. PAUL GILL GILLSANF@AOL.COM

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poolmanishere — 2009-06-21 12:33:45Z

Hi, my name is Robert Click. I'm from WV. My father is Robert, grandfather is Tennis Click, from weeksbury, Ky. My grandfather, Tennis is living in N.C. with my aunt. Anyone heard that name or have any info I would really like to hear from you, thanks, Bob

CLICK Leland and Ruth

t42MountOlivet — 2009-06-17 22:03:49Z

CLICK Leland and Ruth

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,210 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: CLICK FAMILY

drswlch2 — 2009-06-08 10:25:28Z

Thank You for response My E-mail is drswlch2@yahoo.com

Re: CLICK FAMILY

PaulGill27 — 2009-06-07 00:24:36Z

I'LL TRY TO CONNECT YOU NOW. I AM GUESSING YOUR EXTENSION IS AOL.COM. THE SITE REQUIRES AN EXTENSION FOR ME TO "INVITE" YOU. I'LL TRY THIS NOW.

LET ME KNOW IF THIS DOESN'T WORK.

PAUL GILL,
GGGG GRANDSON OF FREDERICK WEAVER, B 1750

Re: CLICK FAMILY

drswlch2 — 2009-06-06 17:45:41Z

I have been reserching Welch- Click. My husband Alfred J Welch, son of Frank Welch/Addie Lee Click,from Robison Co. Texas. Addie was a direct decendant of Michael Click, son of Baldas Click:born in Germany and immigrated to America
ih 1732 with his sons Jacob, Michael, Mathias and Palser.
Baldas died in route and the boys resumed the trip To Philadelphia. No mention of the wife and mother as wives were not listed on the ships logs. Hope this is some help.
drswlch2@yahoo.com

Re: CLICK FAMILY

KathyFoster94 — 2009-06-06 13:03:17Z

I have not been able to get into the Myfamily.com site you mentioned. Any trick to how to do this? thanks

Re: CLICK FAMILY

RoyCSmith — 2009-05-31 07:23:53Z

I would love to join you. I am Roy Click Smith from East Texas.
res00h32@valornet.com or
royclicksmith@yahoo.com

Re: seeking Click information

GILLSANF — 2009-05-27 05:30:32Z

I HAVE CLICK FAMILY INFO. I THINK THE FAMILY STARTED OUT AS GLUCK (GERMAN FOR "HAPPY"), THEN GLICK, THEN CLICK.

GERMAN GLUCK HAS AN UMLAUT OVER THE LETTER "U" AND IS PRONOUNCED "GLOOK."

I WILL WAIT TO HEAR FROM YOU.

BEST WISHES,

PAUL GILL

Re: CLICK FAMILY

PaulGill27 — 2009-05-27 05:23:43Z

I HAVE SOME IDEAS ABOUT THE CLICK/GLICK/GLUCK FAMILY IN TENNESSEE. I THINK THE NAME STARTED OUT AS "GLUCK" IN GERMAN WITH AN UMLAUT, PRONOUNCED "GLOOK."

ANYHOW, I WILL BE POSTING SOME "CLICK" INFO SOON ON:

HTTP://WWW.MYFAMILY.COM/SITE/40476625/#

I WILL CONNECT YOU IF YOU GIVE ME YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS. THERE IS NO COST TO EITHER OF US.

MY GGGG GRANDFATHER WAS FREDERICK WEAVER/WEBER/WEBBER, GERMAN LUTHERAN, B 1750 NC, D 1839 SULLIVAN C., TN, REV WAR VET, BATTLE OF KING'S MTN, WEALTHY LANDOWNER.

SOURCES TELL ME HIS DAUGHTER CATHERINE M WILLIAM C. CLICK, MONROE CO., TN. I HOPE THIS HELPS.

BEST WISHES,
PAUL GILL

WEAVER, WEBBER, WEBER///TN AND NC

GILLSANF — 2009-05-27 05:02:40Z

I AM LOOKING FOR THE PARENTS OF FREDERICK WEAVER, GERMAN LUTHERAN, B 1750 NC, D 1839, SULLIVAN CO., TN. REV WAR VET, BATTLE OF KING'S MTN., WEALTHY LANDOWNER. I HAVE SET UP A WEAVER WEBSITE. COUSINS ALL OVER THE USA ARE ASSISTING! PLEASE SEND ME YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS IF YOU WANT ACCESS TO THE SITE. I WILL "INVITE" YOU AT NO COST TO EITHER OF US.

AND WE HOPE YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE IF YOU ARE CONNECTED. WELCOME ABOARD!

BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK,

PAUL GILL,
GGGG GRANDSON FO FREDERICK WEAVER

CLICK FAMILY

GILLSANF — 2009-05-27 04:54:17Z

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

Re: CLICK/LAMBERT/BLAKE > TN/GA

sjcampbell — 2008-05-20 19:02:29Z

From the emails I received about Dorothy CLICK and Jack LAMBERT, I guess those aren't the folks I'm looking for. Thanks for the replies!

I am trying to locate the parents of a girl born in Tennessee sometime around 1839. I have seen her name written different ways Darthula Jane CLICK, Jane LAMBERT, Jane BLAKE.

The oral family story goes that Jane was born a LAMBERT. But Jane's mother died when Jane was young. Her mother did not approve of slavery and wanted Jane to live with the mother's brother after the mother's death. When Jane's mother died, her maternal uncle came to get her. Jane's father gave her the choice of staying or going with her uncle. She wanted to go with her Uncle CLICK. Jane's father said if she did that she couldn't take anything with her, not even the clothes she was wearing. So Uncle CLICK took a saddle blanket and wrapped it around her, let her drop her clothes, and rode off with Jane.

I found Jane in the 1850 Murray Co., Georgia, census when she was 11 years old:
Click, George W 33 M Farmer 500 Virginia
Click, Mary 30 F Tennessee
Click, John H 10 M Tennessee
Click, William P 8 M Tennessee
Click, Catherine M 6 F Georgia
Click, Mahala J 5 F Georgia
Click, George W 1 M Georgia
Click, Valentine 26 M Laborer Tennessee
Click, Darthula J 11 F Tennessee

Does anyone have any information about the LAMBERT connection or the CLICK family? I would really appreciate any help I can get.

--Stephanie

Dorothy CLICK & Jack LAMBERT > TN, Loudon Co.

sjcampbell — 2008-05-19 23:09:04Z

I am searching for any information on Dorothy CLICK and Jack LAMBERT. They were married in Loudon Co., TN. However I don't have the dates for any of their life milestones. Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks,
Stephanie

obit fyi: Gregory G. Click. 1941-2008

Nanatothree — 2008-12-31 00:37:40Z

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WAS POSTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. I AM NOT RELATED TO, NOR AM I RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY, I’VE ONLY DONE A COPY AND PASTE FROM OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FYI.

THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

Gregory G. Click
Posted: Tuesday, Dec 30, 2008 - 04:05:47 pm PST
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD, MOSES LAKE. WASHINGTON.

Gregory G. Click, 67, longtime resident of Ephrata, passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 24, at Columbia Basin Hospital, after an extended illness.

Greg was born in Yakima, Wash., on April 13, 1941, to Walter L. and Elizabeth C. Click. He started developing leadership skills early in life. His parents became 4-H leaders and encouraged his participation in various projects, where he developed confidence and skills. As he entered high school, Greg moved into the FFA organization and was very active.

Among his FFA accomplishments, he served as president of the local chapter in his junior year and later represented the state of Washington at the national FFA speaking contest held in Kansas City, Mo. In other school activities he was active in debate and student government. Outside of school, Greg was talented in piano-playing and organized his own band that played at local events.

After graduating from Ephrata High School, Greg entered Washington State University in Pullman, Wash., where he became a member of the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity. He obtained a bachelor’s degree from the College of Liberal Arts in speech and communication. Greg continued his interest in student government and served as student body president during his senior year. After graduation in 1963, Greg started his career in radio broadcasting when he got his first job at KHQ in Spokane.

Later, he moved to Seattle and worked as farm news director for KOMO radio and TV for three years. After that, he worked for three years with Northwest Cablevision, which was building a small TV studio. Greg returned to Ephrata and managed KULE radio station before leaving that opportunity to help out with his family’s property holdings. As Greg’s health declined, he retired early and led a quieter lifestyle.

Greg was preceded in death by his father, Walter L. Click of Ephrata, in 1985, and his mother, Elizabeth C. Click of Ephrata, in 1995.

Survivors include his sister, Sandra Brisbon in Quincy, and two nephews, Rhan Eastling in New York City and Walter Brisbon in Grants Pass, Ore., and several cousins, Oliver and Patricia Click and their son Rocky Click of Soap Lake, David Click of Camp Hill, Pa., Ida Beth Rile of Spokane, and Barbara Skalbeck and Doug Click of Portland, Ore.

There will be a private family burial at the Ephrata Cemetery where his body will be laid to rest next to his parents. A memorial service is planned at Nicholes Funeral Home in Ephrata on Friday at 2 p.m.

Greg’s passion for radio broadcasting and the field of communications and his love of WSU inspired him to set aside funds from his estate to go to WSU’s Edward R. Murrow College of Communication to be used for equipment purchases. He invites you, if you are so moved, in lieu of flowers to contribute to this fund. Any interest, people can contact his sister Sandra at 509-787-2880 for more information.

BROUGH, HINDS, CLICK & RATTS Families of Washington Co., IN

sisterofthesunnah1 — 2008-03-23 20:34:33Z

Hi,

I'm trying to connect a Cecilia Braugh (my 4th great-grandfather) to the families of Emanuel Brough & Elizabeth Click. I understand that Elizabeth Click was the daughter of Jacob Click and Margaret Ratts.

Cecilia or Cela was born in 1836 in Washington County, Indiana. She married James Hinds in 1856. In the 1840 census record Emanuel Brough is livng next to James Hinds and Rhinehart Ratts and Godfrey Ratts are listed on the same page.

From papers written by my great-grandmother she said that Cecilia was of German decent and that her family came from the Carolinas and eventually moved to Washington County, Indiana.

I'm also trying to connect the Brough, Hinds and Stover families together.

If anyone can help or knows of any information that might help me in my search, I'd be much obliged.

Thanks.

Re: Von Cluck (CLICK) name

kfoster183 — 2008-09-03 13:41:02Z

I too am researching the Click/Cleek family. I am looking for a Joseph Click/Cleek Born <1828>, he married a Anna Gilliam in Scott County, Virginia. I know he had at least two children: Sophia and Henry. I have been told his father may have been a Hanner Click/Cleek. Hanner appears as the father of an Elijah Click in marrage records for Scott County. If anyone has any of these names in their family tree or research I would appreciate any help I can get. Thanks!

Re: Von Cluck (CLICK) name

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:49:28Z

Yes, I believe the name was VonGLuck. This is in my ancestry. Contact me.

Re: Von Cluck (CLICK) name

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:49:28Z

Yes, I believe the name was VonGLuck. This is in my ancestry. Contact me.

Re: Baltas CLICK "Von Cluck" "Cleek"

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:46:57Z

No, but if you find any information, it would be greatly appreciated if you would share it! Thanks.

Re: George CLICK b. 1815/1820 TN d. 1880 GA

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:45:24Z

I may be able to help. Contact me.

Re: Click family from Tenn

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:41:47Z

Baltas Click is in my ancestry line also.

Re: George Washington CLICK married to Lucinda C. BRYSON lived in Tenn. Need information.

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:40:11Z

Yes, they are descendants of Baltas Gluck (German spelling).

Re: Henry CLICK of Tenn/Ark/Texas

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:28:53Z

May be able to help you. Contact me.

Re: CLICK Family

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:21:49Z

I would very much like to communicate with you regarding Clioks from Tennessee. Please contact me.

Re: Martin CLICK

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:20:32Z

We are also related.

Re: Martin CLICK

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:19:54Z

I have info.

Re: Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and Nancy Click

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:17:25Z

Are you looking for George Washington and Nancy Click? These people are within my family. I have information if you like.

Re: Click Family

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:10:22Z

All in the family...

Re: Henry CLICK of Tenn/Ark/Texas

DDPorche — 2009-03-13 21:09:30Z

This appears to be the right one. Thanks!

Samuel Epperson Click, KY

DianaHall83 — 2008-10-09 18:34:20Z

I am looking for information on Samuel Epperson Click's family.
I have that he was b. 26 Nov? 1872 in Carter Co., KY to William Harmon Click, b 1833, d. 1887 and Mary Ellen "Polly" Patton, b. 1839, d. 1914, no d. date.

So far as we know, he m. Delphia (Alifair/Alafair?) Jordan, no b. or d. dates for her. They had one known child, William Harmon Click, my g-grandfather, b. 1905, d. 9 Jan 1984.

I haven't been able to locate ANY information on Delphia or her ancestry. Family story goes that she d. 9 months after Wm. H. was born. I don't know her who parents were, or if she had any siblings, or even where she was born.

If anyone has any information at all, it would be greatly appreciated!!!

Thanks so much!

~Diana

Re: Baltas CLICK "Von Cluck" "Cleek"

alliegator45 — 2008-11-24 23:02:36Z

I believe I descend from Baltas' son, Mathias. I have Baltas' wife's name as Catherine, last name unknown. My info came from Ancestry Family Tree. Don't know if you have found this info or if this might be of help. Haven't found anything beyond Baltas and Catherine.
Alison

Seeking info for Burley Gilbert Click

bj504 — 2008-09-05 17:49:37Z

Seeking info for Burley Gilbert Click and
Alice Catherine Bevins Stratton Click's ancestors
and their daughter Lillian Elizabeth Click Roberts.
Who are Burley Gilbert Click's parents. All/any
info greatly appreciated. Will exchange info.
BJ at Joyboat840@aol.com

George CLICK b. 1815/1820 TN d. 1880 GA

campbell207 — 2008-10-21 14:45:06Z

Looking for information on George CLICK b. 1815/1820 in Tennessee d. June 1880 in Whitfield Co., GA m. Mary "Polly" b./d. unknown. Does anyone know his parents' names? Any ideas/leads about any siblings of his?

I've hit a brick wall on this one. Any help would be appreciated. Please email me at SJCampbell at comcast dot net.

Thanks,
Stephanie in VA

Re: Henry CLICK of Tenn/Ark/Texas

cenizocasa — 2008-05-24 17:54:08Z

I believe Henry Click m Sheba Bradley ab 1830 in Sevier Co Ark. According to court records of her fathers estate they lived in Sevier co in 1836 when he died. Sheba was the youngest of his children.It is believed she was bn Tenn but the others were bn in KY.

Martha Susan Owen Click

drswlch2 — 2009-01-02 16:42:31Z

Married Joseph Herman Click. I Have a picture of her and she appears to have Indian Blood. drswlch2@yahoo.com

Re: Von Cluck (CLICK) name

drswlch2 — 2008-09-02 13:41:53Z

I have a new E. Mail Address drswlch2@yahoo.com If you have any new info on the Clicks, please remit.

Re: Adrian CLICK

drswlch2 — 2008-07-13 01:36:51Z

There was an Adrian Click from Sabine County Tx. He was the son of James Clayton Click and Virginia Elizabeth Gray. The birth date is between 1882 and 1897. He was one of six children. Hope this is some help, as I have some more info. on more of the ancestors. drswlch2@yahoo.com

Re: Von Gluck (CLICK) name

drswlch2 — 2008-05-08 11:49:04Z

My husband's family were of the Click ancestry. His Mother was Addie Click, Welch of Robertson Co. Tx. I have some infomation on the Von Clucks but can't find anything on Balsar's wife. Any help there? drswlch2@yahoo.com
Thanks,
doris

Re: Von Cluck (CLICK) name

drswlch2 — 2008-10-17 23:21:53Z

New E-mail For catjohns13@aol.com is drswlch2@yahoo.com. That is nmy mother and we are working together on the Click
line. Thanks C. J.

Re: Levey CLICK

kellyroad — 2009-04-23 04:35:02Z

To have anyone to have any chance of helping , at minimum , you have to put down a state and some dates !!!!!!

Re: George CLICK b. 1815/1820 TN d. 1880 GA

DeonnePorche — 2009-03-16 21:58:22Z

CHeck out my family page Porshia/Porche on ancestry.com
Contact me if you have any problems.

Re: Von Cluck (CLICK) name

DeonnePorche — 2008-10-13 23:14:50Z

I am also a descendant, and I believe you are correct about the Von Cluck (or Von Gluck).

Re: George CLICK b. 1815/1820 TN d. 1880 GA

DeonnePorche — 2009-01-28 20:39:30Z

If it is the same George Click I am thinking of, his father was Malachi Click and he had a sister (my great-grandmother) Laura Click, who married Wiley Metcalf from Madison County, NC.