Family Group Sheet
NameGreenville “Green” Lykins Click
Birth25 Jan 1852, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Death12 Feb 1926, Elliott Co., Kentucky
FatherWilliam Harmon Click (~1815-~1883)
MotherSarah “Sallie” Whitt (~1825-~1889)
Other spousesEliza Jane Steagall
Unmarried
PartnerFrances Susan Mays
Birth1 May 1837, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Death6 Jan 1907, Dew Drop, Elliott Co., Kentucky
FatherWilliam Mays Jr. (~1813-<1880)
MotherAnna Click (~1815-)
Other spousesJ. D. Davis (?)
Children
Birth15 Feb 1872, Elliott Co., Kentucky
Death10 Jul 1942, Martinsburg, Elliott Co., Kentucky
SpouseThomas Evans
Notes for Greenville “Green” Lykins Click
He was also known as Dock Click.
His death certificate records G. L. Click, age 76, born 1850 in Ky, died 12 Feb 1926 in Big Stone, Martinsburg precinct, Elliott Co., Ky, married, father Harmon Click Sr., mother’s maiden name Sarah Whitt, both born in Ky, cause of death cerebral hemorrhage, informant Mary Vansant, Sandy Hook, burial info blank.
His death certificate records G. L. Click, age 76, born 1850 in Ky, died 12 Feb 1926 in Big Stone, Martinsburg precinct, Elliott Co., Ky, married, father Harmon Click Sr., mother’s maiden name Sarah Whitt, both born in Ky, cause of death cerebral hemorrhage, informant Mary Vansant, Sandy Hook, burial info blank.
Census Notes for Frances Susan Mays
1880 census of Elliott Co., Ky, Newfoundland precinct, enumerated 16 June, lists on p. 18 as family #127:
Mays, Frances, 42, tramp, single, keeping house; Pemberton G., 11, son; Arizona, 8, dau; Lewis C., 4, son.
The “keeping house” is in the occupation column. The “tramp” is in the relationship column, where “head” would normally go, although this census taker left it blank for most heads of household. Pemberton did not appear with Francis in the 1870 census, so he may really only be 10 or even 9.
Mays, Frances, 42, tramp, single, keeping house; Pemberton G., 11, son; Arizona, 8, dau; Lewis C., 4, son.
The “keeping house” is in the occupation column. The “tramp” is in the relationship column, where “head” would normally go, although this census taker left it blank for most heads of household. Pemberton did not appear with Francis in the 1870 census, so he may really only be 10 or even 9.
