Abraham Click - Woodlawn Cemetery - Terre Haute, IN - Broken Column Headstones on Waymarking.com

Abraham was born in Fairfield county, Ohio on July 3, 1825. During 1849 until 1859, Abraham Click was a general merchant in Terre Haute, and then purchasing one hundred and sixty acres of land in Sugar Creek township, section 34, he turned his attention to agricultural pursuits, and at the time of his death, June 18, 190[1], he was the owner of a valuable estate of two hundred and forty acres. He was very successful both as a merchant and farmer, and was a Republican politically.

Mr. Click was three times married, and became the father of three sons by his first union, to Lydia Ann Anderson — Luther, a resident of Terre Haute; Charles, who died in infancy, and George, of this review. Mr. Click married secondly Catherine Ray, and their three children were Emma J., the wife of John N. Broadhurst, of Terre Haute; Clara B., the wife of Irwin Hardesty. in Indian Territory, and Martin Ray, deceased. For his third wife he married Caroline Bell, whom he also survived in death, and there were no children by the third and last marriage. (From GREATER TERRE HAUTE AND VIGO COUNTY, published 1909, Page 728).

Headstone/Monument Text: Abraham Click 1825-1901 Caroline His wife 1830-1898 Website with More Information: Not listed

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