This burial (Grave #1) is next to the Martin/Parish burials (Graves #2-#8) which has a medium sized, upright marker. A photo can be seen on this memorial: CLICK HERE
There was no visible marker found in this vicinity with the Click surname.
Block 219 was purchased by James Martin on 7-Apr-1869, which was five days after his wife died on 2-Apr-1869. It is very unlikely Mrs. click was buried on that block prior to April 1869. Death records were not kept in Minnesota prior to 1870 which leaves newspaper accounts as one of few resources for research.
There was no visible marker found in this vicinity with the Click surname.
Block 219 was purchased by James Martin on 7-Apr-1869, which was five days after his wife died on 2-Apr-1869. It is very unlikely Mrs. click was buried on that block prior to April 1869. Death records were not kept in Minnesota prior to 1870 which leaves newspaper accounts as one of few resources for research.
This burial (Grave #1) is next to the Martin/Parish burials (Graves #2-#8) which has a medium sized, upright marker. A photo can be seen on this memorial: CLICK HERE
There was no visible marker found in this vicinity with the Click surname.
Block 219 was purchased by James Martin on 7-Apr-1869, which was five days after his wife died on 2-Apr-1869. It is very unlikely Mrs. click was buried on that block prior to April 1869. Death records were not kept in Minnesota prior to 1870 which leaves newspaper accounts as one of few resources for research.
There was no visible marker found in this vicinity with the Click surname.
Block 219 was purchased by James Martin on 7-Apr-1869, which was five days after his wife died on 2-Apr-1869. It is very unlikely Mrs. click was buried on that block prior to April 1869. Death records were not kept in Minnesota prior to 1870 which leaves newspaper accounts as one of few resources for research.
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