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Elizabeth Click

Birth1791 - Greene, Tennessee, United States
DeathAft. 1881 - Bledsoe, Tennessee, USA
MotherMary Ann BORDERS
FatherMartin Alexander Click

Born in Greene, Tennessee, United States on 1791 to Martin Alexander Click and Mary Ann BORDERS. Elizabeth Click married Hezekiah Hughes and had 7 children. She passed away on Aft. 1881 in Bledsoe, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Martin Alexander Click
1766 - 1845
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Mary Ann Borders
1764 - 1850
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Hezekiah Hughes
1794 - 1877
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Rebecca Hughes
1835 - 1918
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Rachel Hughes
1830 - 1914
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Hezekiah Francis "Frank" Hughes
1824 - 1928
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John Mckinney Hughes
1825 - 1875
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Nancy Hughes
1820 - 1859
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William H Hughes
1840 - 1864
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Eliza Jane Hughes
1823 - 1856

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