We have no proof that Malachi is the son of Lewis Henry Click, but he's always deeply involved with our Click family. For some reason he wasn't on the deeds the heirs signed, unless his father excluded him from his will. Sometimes that did happen. Lewis did have a will at one time, but I've never found it.
we now have DNA proof that we are in fact related to Malachi. Myself and my cousin, Gary Dale Click, both have DNA matches to descendants of Malachi.
We are still listing Malachi as a son because there are just too many ties with him and our family.
Malachi had a bastard child with Sarah Graham
A copy of the original will was kept by his old friend Washington Henshaw. I received it from the Henshaw family and forwarded to a descendant of Malachi for safe keeping.
WRITTEN 13 MAY 1840 GREENE CO. TENNESSEE WILL BOOK I PG 215
In the name of God Amen, whereas I MALACHI CLICK being weak in body but sound in mind and memory and caling to mind that life is uncertain as God has blest me with a little property in this world, I therefore wish to dispose of it as followeth, viz
First Let my funeral expenses be paid and all my just debts be paid.
Secondly, I will and bequeath to my beloved wife, Rebecca, one third of my lands including the house where I now live while she reamins my widdow or during her natural life, also one gray horse named Charly with saddle and bridle and one cow and one bed and beding which she may do with as she plases. Also my son Nathan click is to have the sorrel mare and his yearling colt.
Thirdly I will and bequeath to my son George Click one dollar and no more as he got his part of my estate before he left this country.
Fourthly, I will and bequeth unto my four sons Nathan, Samuel, Malachi, and Washington Click all the lands that I may be possest of or in anyway have a right to, also all the movable property that I have not conveyed away. Let my Executor make sale of as he may think best and the net proceeds thereof after my debts are paid to be equal divided between my 5 children that is Polly McGee, Nathan, Samuel, Malachi, and Washington.
There is one povition to be laid of (f) or set aside for my wife and famaly after my death -- wherefore in addition to what I have willed to my wife, Rebecca, I bequeath unto her two pots one oven and pot hooks potamel (?), half dozen plates sugar boles and one set of tea cups and sausers teapots and creamry and one set of Knives and forks.
Lastly I appoint my friend Washington Henshaw SR., my executor.
Whereunto I have set my hand and seal this 13 day of May 1840 in presence of us.
MALACHI (X) CLICK
WITNESSES:
WILLIAM RIPLEY
MARTIN CLICK, JR.
MARTHA CLICK
WASHINGTON HENSHAW, SR
we now have DNA proof that we are in fact related to Malachi. Myself and my cousin, Gary Dale Click, both have DNA matches to descendants of Malachi.
We are still listing Malachi as a son because there are just too many ties with him and our family.
Malachi had a bastard child with Sarah Graham
A copy of the original will was kept by his old friend Washington Henshaw. I received it from the Henshaw family and forwarded to a descendant of Malachi for safe keeping.
WRITTEN 13 MAY 1840 GREENE CO. TENNESSEE WILL BOOK I PG 215
In the name of God Amen, whereas I MALACHI CLICK being weak in body but sound in mind and memory and caling to mind that life is uncertain as God has blest me with a little property in this world, I therefore wish to dispose of it as followeth, viz
First Let my funeral expenses be paid and all my just debts be paid.
Secondly, I will and bequeath to my beloved wife, Rebecca, one third of my lands including the house where I now live while she reamins my widdow or during her natural life, also one gray horse named Charly with saddle and bridle and one cow and one bed and beding which she may do with as she plases. Also my son Nathan click is to have the sorrel mare and his yearling colt.
Thirdly I will and bequeath to my son George Click one dollar and no more as he got his part of my estate before he left this country.
Fourthly, I will and bequeth unto my four sons Nathan, Samuel, Malachi, and Washington Click all the lands that I may be possest of or in anyway have a right to, also all the movable property that I have not conveyed away. Let my Executor make sale of as he may think best and the net proceeds thereof after my debts are paid to be equal divided between my 5 children that is Polly McGee, Nathan, Samuel, Malachi, and Washington.
There is one povition to be laid of (f) or set aside for my wife and famaly after my death -- wherefore in addition to what I have willed to my wife, Rebecca, I bequeath unto her two pots one oven and pot hooks potamel (?), half dozen plates sugar boles and one set of tea cups and sausers teapots and creamry and one set of Knives and forks.
Lastly I appoint my friend Washington Henshaw SR., my executor.
Whereunto I have set my hand and seal this 13 day of May 1840 in presence of us.
MALACHI (X) CLICK
WITNESSES:
WILLIAM RIPLEY
MARTIN CLICK, JR.
MARTHA CLICK
WASHINGTON HENSHAW, SR
We have no proof that Malachi is the son of Lewis Henry Click, but he's always deeply involved with our Click family. For some reason he wasn't on the deeds the heirs signed, unless his father excluded him from his will. Sometimes that did happen. Lewis did have a will at one time, but I've never found it.
we now have DNA proof that we are in fact related to Malachi. Myself and my cousin, Gary Dale Click, both have DNA matches to descendants of Malachi.
We are still listing Malachi as a son because there are just too many ties with him and our family.
Malachi had a bastard child with Sarah Graham
A copy of the original will was kept by his old friend Washington Henshaw. I received it from the Henshaw family and forwarded to a descendant of Malachi for safe keeping.
WRITTEN 13 MAY 1840 GREENE CO. TENNESSEE WILL BOOK I PG 215
In the name of God Amen, whereas I MALACHI CLICK being weak in body but sound in mind and memory and caling to mind that life is uncertain as God has blest me with a little property in this world, I therefore wish to dispose of it as followeth, viz
First Let my funeral expenses be paid and all my just debts be paid.
Secondly, I will and bequeath to my beloved wife, Rebecca, one third of my lands including the house where I now live while she reamins my widdow or during her natural life, also one gray horse named Charly with saddle and bridle and one cow and one bed and beding which she may do with as she plases. Also my son Nathan click is to have the sorrel mare and his yearling colt.
Thirdly I will and bequeath to my son George Click one dollar and no more as he got his part of my estate before he left this country.
Fourthly, I will and bequeth unto my four sons Nathan, Samuel, Malachi, and Washington Click all the lands that I may be possest of or in anyway have a right to, also all the movable property that I have not conveyed away. Let my Executor make sale of as he may think best and the net proceeds thereof after my debts are paid to be equal divided between my 5 children that is Polly McGee, Nathan, Samuel, Malachi, and Washington.
There is one povition to be laid of (f) or set aside for my wife and famaly after my death -- wherefore in addition to what I have willed to my wife, Rebecca, I bequeath unto her two pots one oven and pot hooks potamel (?), half dozen plates sugar boles and one set of tea cups and sausers teapots and creamry and one set of Knives and forks.
Lastly I appoint my friend Washington Henshaw SR., my executor.
Whereunto I have set my hand and seal this 13 day of May 1840 in presence of us.
MALACHI (X) CLICK
WITNESSES:
WILLIAM RIPLEY
MARTIN CLICK, JR.
MARTHA CLICK
WASHINGTON HENSHAW, SR
we now have DNA proof that we are in fact related to Malachi. Myself and my cousin, Gary Dale Click, both have DNA matches to descendants of Malachi.
We are still listing Malachi as a son because there are just too many ties with him and our family.
Malachi had a bastard child with Sarah Graham
A copy of the original will was kept by his old friend Washington Henshaw. I received it from the Henshaw family and forwarded to a descendant of Malachi for safe keeping.
WRITTEN 13 MAY 1840 GREENE CO. TENNESSEE WILL BOOK I PG 215
In the name of God Amen, whereas I MALACHI CLICK being weak in body but sound in mind and memory and caling to mind that life is uncertain as God has blest me with a little property in this world, I therefore wish to dispose of it as followeth, viz
First Let my funeral expenses be paid and all my just debts be paid.
Secondly, I will and bequeath to my beloved wife, Rebecca, one third of my lands including the house where I now live while she reamins my widdow or during her natural life, also one gray horse named Charly with saddle and bridle and one cow and one bed and beding which she may do with as she plases. Also my son Nathan click is to have the sorrel mare and his yearling colt.
Thirdly I will and bequeath to my son George Click one dollar and no more as he got his part of my estate before he left this country.
Fourthly, I will and bequeth unto my four sons Nathan, Samuel, Malachi, and Washington Click all the lands that I may be possest of or in anyway have a right to, also all the movable property that I have not conveyed away. Let my Executor make sale of as he may think best and the net proceeds thereof after my debts are paid to be equal divided between my 5 children that is Polly McGee, Nathan, Samuel, Malachi, and Washington.
There is one povition to be laid of (f) or set aside for my wife and famaly after my death -- wherefore in addition to what I have willed to my wife, Rebecca, I bequeath unto her two pots one oven and pot hooks potamel (?), half dozen plates sugar boles and one set of tea cups and sausers teapots and creamry and one set of Knives and forks.
Lastly I appoint my friend Washington Henshaw SR., my executor.
Whereunto I have set my hand and seal this 13 day of May 1840 in presence of us.
MALACHI (X) CLICK
WITNESSES:
WILLIAM RIPLEY
MARTIN CLICK, JR.
MARTHA CLICK
WASHINGTON HENSHAW, SR
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