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John Joseph Click

Birth20 November 1850 - Greene County, Tennessee, USA
Death18 Jan 1934 - Waco, Mc Lennan, Texas, USA
MotherMartha Elizabeth Broyles
FatherSamuel Click

Born in Greene County, Tennessee, USA on 20 November 1850 to Samuel Click and Martha Elizabeth Broyles. John Joseph Click married Mary C Stuart and had 9 children. He passed away on 18 Jan 1934 in Waco, Mc Lennan, Texas, USA.

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Samuel Click
1824 - 1882
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Martha Elizabeth Broyles
1830 - 1882
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Mary C Stuart
1856 - Unknown
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Fannie Frances Arlian Click
1889 - 1984
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Joseph Malachi Click
1874 - 1950
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Horace Freeling Click
1886 - 1970
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Lotus Inez Click
1896 - 1973
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Claude Clifford Click
1892 - 1916
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Ellen Virginia Jenny Click
1872 - Unknown
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Laura Bell Click
1882 - 1950
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Elizabeth Caldonia Click
1876 - 1952
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Ida Click
1879 - Unknown

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