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In a message dated 10/5/00 11:30:21 PM EST, Weavertrk(a)aol.com writes:
<< We were in Fort Klamath Oregon Monday and I believe we found conclusive
proof
that M. C. Click is buried at the Fort Klamath Cemetery. >>
Hello,
Can you post the lineage and full name of M.C. Click to this list? My G
Grandfather's mother was Polly Ann Click of Hancock Co. TN. Family legend
says that my GGrandfather, William Hatfield once went to the Northwest for a
little while but I can't find anything written about it. I am curious if
maybe he went to Orgegon with some family members.
Frankie
Hello,
We were in Fort Klamath Oregon Monday and I believe we found conclusive proof
that M. C. Click is buried at the Fort Klamath Cemetery. While talking to
one of Bill Brewer's old friends he mentioned that he had once helped Bill
search for the grave of his grandfather at the Fort Klamath Cemetery. He
remember the spot where Bill had walked around looking for a sign of the
grave. It is only a little ways from the grave site of Bill Brewer's mother,
father, and two brothers. Bills mother was M. C. Click's daughter.
The grave was initially marked with a wooden marker but they have long since
disappeared. There are probably as many as 8 unmarked graves in the section
where M. C. Click is buried. Nearby is a whole section for people who died at
the Fort when it was a military instillation. The names are recorded but
exact locations are unknown.
Grant Johnston, Chico, CA