Pg 26 John Cleek served in the War of 1812 in Todd’s Company, 2nd PA Militia. He had gone to Lancaster, PA with a drove of cattle that belonged to his father-in-law hoping to sell them on the Philadelphia Market, but he was inducted into service in the War of 1812 while on this trip. A government marker has been placed at his grave.
247Cleek Cem02136.tif Cleek Cemetery, Location 12.5 mi north Warm Springs, VA Route #220, Date abt 1833, date of oldest grave. 6. John Cleek, who died Apr 16, 1848. P. V. T. Tood's Co. 2nd Pa. Mill. War of 1812.
2725Survey Report Cleek Cemetery, 1936 Nov 19, Historical Significance: John Cleek, who died April 16, 1848. P.V.T. Tood’s Co. 2nd Pa. Mill. War of 1812
2726A son of Jacob, John, went to Lancaster PA, with a drove of cattle to sell at market, and was inducted into Todd’s Co of the 2nd PA Militia and served in the War of 1812.
248US Headstone Applications for Military Veterans 1925-1963
2407Cleek (Click), John; Rank: Private, PA Company, Capt James Todd’s Co, 2 Regt PA Militia; War of 1812; d: 1848
Cleek Cemetery, Warm Springs, VA
Shipped to: Geo W. Cleek, Hot Springs, VA
P.O. Warm Springs, VA
This application is for the Unmarked grave of a soldier.
Applicant: Geo W. Cleek, Warm Springs, VA, 29 Oct 1932
Ordered 11 Nov 1932 Proctor, VT; Shipped 9 Dec 1932; No. 465266
John Cleek I, served in the War of 1812
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There is a John Cleek who died April 16, 1818 Aged 81 yrs (In front of Mary Virginia Cleek & next to Jane wife of John Cleek) at the George W. Cleek Cemetery, Warm Springs, VA
30411840 VA Census, Bath Co,
3042 Jno Cleek Senr 1M 60-70, 1F 50-60, 1F 70-80 (Female 70-80 Who is this?)
CleckBible0005.tiff
2725 William Cleek Son of Ms? Died on June the 20th 1880 in the 77th year of his age Being 76 years 10 M and 19 D (Who is he?)
Wills Inventory, Bath Co, VA:
1998Book 4 Pg 178 p.343 Bond by Henry Given,
John Cleek and John Sloan for $2000 Mar 14, 1837 for Given’s service as constable
Abstracts of the Wills & Inventories of Bath County, VA 1791-1842
2731Pg 114 p. 30 Inventory - Elizabeth Wilson, Submitted 30 Sep 1822 by Henry Given, John Cleek & Mathias Cleek, before R. Bratton (Him? his brother Mathias?)
Pg 128 p.178 Settlement of estate of Elizabeth Wilson, John Stephenson, adm. 13 Mar 1826, N. Pendleton, comm
Debits and credits: William Greene, John Cleek, Walter Richards, Robert Gwin, Robert McClintic, Henry Givens, Betty Wilson, ___ McLaughlin. (Him?)