West Virginia Pioneers
Robert Raymond Click
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Name Robert Raymond Click Born 13 Dec 1893 Jackson County, West Virginia, USA
[1] Gender Male Died 18 Nov 1968 Wood County, West Virginia, USA
[2] Buried Jackson County, West Virginia, USA
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U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 6/5/1917
Name: Robert Rayman Click
[Robert Ramon Click]
Address: Millwood
County: Jackson
State: West Virginia
Birthplace: Jackson County, West Virginia,United States of America
Birth Date: 10 Dec 1893
Race: American born citizen
Age: 23
Occupation: farmer
Nearest Relative: wife
Height/Build:medium
Color of Eyes/Hair: brown/black
U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942
Name: Robert Raymond Click
Birth Date: 13 Dec 1893
Birth Place: Jackson Co, West Virginia, USA
Residence: 928 Lynn St, Parkersburg, Wood, West Virginia, USA
Age: 48
Occupation: B&O RR
Nearest Relative: Lula Belle Click, wife
Height/Build: 5/11" 187 lb
Color of Eyes/Hair: brown/black Ruddy complextion
U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Name: Robert Ramond Click
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birth Date: 13 Dec 1893
Birth Place: Cottageville, West Virginia
Father Name: Robert C Click
Mother Name: Frances M Duret
Type of Claim: Original SSN.
Notes: Jan 1937: Name listed as ROBERT RAMOND CLICK
Robert Raymond Click
Birth: Dec. 13, 1893
Jackson County
West Virginia, USA
Death: Nov. 18, 1968
Parkersburg
Wood County
West Virginia, USA
Robert R. Click
EVANS - Service for Robert R. Click, 74, of Parkersburg will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Casto Funeral Home here by the Rev. Clay Slaon. Burial will be in the Blaine Memorial Cemetery at Cottageville.
Mr. Click was a retired employee of the B&O Railroad and a member of the Advent Christian Church at Cottageville. He died Monday at Cottageville.
Survivors: wife, Lula Patterson Click; son, Delbert of Parkersburg; daughters, Mrs. Laura M. Smith of Akron, Ohio, Mrs. Agnes McDonough of Parkersburg; stepmother, Mrs. Ethel Click of Cottageville; brother, Hobart of Mount Alto.
Friends may call at the funeral home today.
Charleston Daily Mail
November 20, 1968.
Family links:
Parents:
Robert Christopher Click (1864 - 1954)
Frances May Durst Click (1869 - 1925)
Spouse:
Lula B. Patterson Click (1897 - 1982)
Children:
Laura Mae Click Smith (1919 - 1988)*
Agnes Gay Click McDonough (1922 - 2013)*
Sibling:
Robert Raymond Click (1893 - 1968)
Daniel Hobart Click (1896 - 1977)*
*Calculated relationship
Inscription:
CLICK, ROBERT R.
1893 - 1968
Note: 2C1R
Burial:
Blaine Memorial Cemetery
Cottageville
Jackson County
West Virginia, USA
Created by: Robert V Darst
Record added: Aug 14, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 74943216
Person ID I110034 WVPioneers Last Modified 2 Oct 2015
Father Robert Christopher Click, b. 25 Jun 1864, Mason County, West Virginia, USA
, d. 18 May 1954, Jackson County, West Virginia, USA
(Age 89 years) Mother Frances M Durst, b. 1868, West Virginia, USA
, d. 1925 (Age 57 years) Married 28 Dec 1887 Mason County, West Virginia, USA
[3] Notes
Marriage Record
Date: 12/28/1887 at Wm Durst
Place: Mason, West Virginia, United States
Robert Christopher Click, 23, Mason Co, Mason Co
Fanny Durst, 18, Mason Co, Mason Co
1900 Union, Jackson, WV
Click, Robert C 6/1864 m 12y WV Germany Penn
Fannie wife 3/1870 m 12y 5-5 children WV WV WV
William P son 10/1888 WV W VWV
Henry A son 2/1890 WV WV WV
Florida B da 8/1892 WV WV WV
Robert R son 12/1894 WV WV WV
Daniel H son 10/1896 WV WV WV
Corbett George S boarder 7/186 OH OH OH
1910 Union, Jackson, WV
Click, Robert 45 m1- 33y WV WV WV
Frances wife 42 m1- 33y 5-5 children WV WV WV
Willie son 21 s WV W VWV
Andy H son 20 s WV WV W V
Florida da 18 s WV WV WV
Ray son 16 WV WV WV
Hobart son 13 WV WV W V
1920 Union, Jackson, WV
Click, R C 55 WV PA PA
Francis M wife 50 WV WV WV
Mason Co Births
Click, William P 10/10/1888
Click, Floyd B 7/27/1891 [Florida B]
Jackson Co Births, Click:
Henry Andrew 2/26/1891
Robert Raymond 12/13/1893
Daniel Hobert 10/22/1896
Family ID F27973 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Lulu Patterson, b. Nov 1896, West Virginia, USA
, d. 1982 (Age ~ 85 years) Married 1 Jan 1917 Jackson County, West Virginia, USA
[4] Notes
Marriage Record
Date: 1/1/1917 license 12/29/1916
Place: Jackson, West Virginia, United States
Robert Click, 23, Jackson Co, Millwood
Lula Patterson, 19, Penn, Millwood WV
1920 Union, Jackson, WV
Click, Robert R 26 WV WV WV
Lula B wife 22 WV WVWV
Delbert A son 1 11/12 WV WV WV
Laura M da 5/12 WV WV WV
1930 Union, Jackson, WV
Click, Robert R 35 md age 22 WV WV WV
Lula B wife 32 md age 19, WV MO WV
Delbert A son 12 WV WV WV Delbert Andrew 1/30/1918
Laura M da 10 WV WV WV Laura May 8/3/1919
Agnes G da 7 WV WV WV 12/6/1922
The Jackson Herald
World War II Military Service News from the Years 1943, 1944 and 1945.
The War Department has notified Mr. and Mrs. Ray Click, of Mt. Alto, WV., that their son, Delbert Click, has been seriously wounded on a bombing mission in the Italian theatre of the war and is now in an army hospital where he is being treated. Further details have not been revealed. Young Click had been serving in the Army Air Force and was a bombardier on a heavy bomber and had several missions to his credit until his ill-fated flight during which a German shell struck the bomber on which he was serving and he was seriously wounded but the pilot brought the badly damaged ship to an Allied base where it landed and the wounded crewmen were taken to hospitals. Click had served in the same squadron with Captain Clark Gable, noted film star, who served overseas for several months before being transferred back to the states. He spent several months training at air stations in this country and had been overseas several months. Indications are that if he survives his wounds he will be transferred back to a hospital in this country. The parents and the many friends of the young man are hopeful that the next news will bring encouragement to all who hope for his recovery. (Friday, March 24, 1944)
How a Mt. Alto youth narrowly escaped death when his bombing plane went out of control and crashed while on a mission over German territory was told this week in a letter received by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Click, who are living at the present time in Parkersburg, and which brought back by the young man's captain who returned home and was then mailed to the parents. He is now on the island of Corscia in the Mediterranean. The event which he describes in the letter happened last February 13 and he was listed as wounded in action. He is a Staff Sergeant. His letter is as follows: "Dear Mother: I will write you a few lines, Captain Gellman is going home tomorrow and I will send the letter by him. He was my navigator coming over and Lt. O'Toole is coming home also. He was my co-pilot. I will tell you about my experience when I was injured. When we were sent over the target we got a direct hit in the bomb bay. The gas line caught fire and our hydraulic system was shot out so there was no way to put out the fire with our bomb bay doors open and the rear hatch wouldn't come all the way out and I got stuck in it. The heat melted the aluminum but I was held fast. My face, arms and hands were burned. Everybody but me left the ship, and I was held fast. The bomber finally went out of control and as it turned over and over somehow I was thrown out. I still knew enough to pull my parachute and lucky for me it opened and I landed in the sea. A PT boat picked me up about an hour and a half later. It hurt considerable for a week and then I was o.k. My face was dark for a couple of months but it has all cleared up now and I am o.k. Don't worry, Love, Delbert" (Friday, May 26, 1944)
Children 1. Delbert Andrew Click, b. 30 Jan 1918, Jackson County, West Virginia, USA
, d. 12 Oct 1997 (Age 79 years)2. Laura May Click 3. Agnes G Click Family ID F27974 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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