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__________________________ [edit] NotesSPECIAL NOTE. BENJAMIN TOTTEN 1782 WASHINGTON CO TAX LIST ARRON LEWIS DISTRICT. THE MIDDLE FORK OF THE HOLSTON. Why would Benjamin Totten leave his brother in Montgomery Co to come to live which appears on the land of George Teater sr ? John Totten is taxed with huge lands in Montgomery Co more than enough room for Benjamin and himself. This year George Teater was at Clarks Station KY.. Suggeated Robert Parris or George Parris brought Benjamon Totten down to look after George Teaters Sr lands and family and arrange the land sale of his old freind john Porterfield to George Teater Sr in Kentucky. George Teater returned here the following year as indicated by his signature on the deed transfer.. by 1787 Arron Lewis is taxed near George Teater Sr in Madison Ky. Colonel Aaron Lewis' Precinct [Parts of this list were very faded and thus difficult to decipher.] Name Tithes Horses Cattle Slaves Slave Names
1785 BENJAMIN TOTTEN WAS ON THE NOLICHUCKY GREENE TN. 1860 GARRARD CENSUS. SHOWS HIS DAUGHTER REBECCA TOTTEN THE WIFE OF PARRIS TEATER BORN TN, THE SAME TIMELINE BENJAMIN TOTTEN WAS IN GREENE TN ON THE NOLICHUCKY. 773 1 Teater Rebecca 74 Tennessee pg00768.txt. Parris 04:48, 10 October 2008 considers that "ANY SUCH ARTICLES BENJAMIN TOTTEN AND HIS CHILDREN WERE FROM NEW YORK SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FALSE GENEALOGY THE GARRRARD CO 1860 CENSUS SHOWS JOSEPH H HICKS THE BROTHER IN LAW OF PARRIS TEATER WAS BORN IN TN, THIS WAS THE SAME TIMELINE BENJAMIN TOTTEN WAS LIVING ON THE NOLICHICKY IN GREEN TN. ANY ARTICLES ON BENJAMIN TOTTEN AND CHILDREN BEING BORN IN NEW YORK OR COMING FROM NEW YORK IS FALSE GENEALOGY. 773 38 Totton Joseph H. 68 Tennessee pg00768.txt--Parris 04:58, 10 October 2008 (EDT) Tax Lists Grainger County Toten, Benjamin 1799 Txlist Jackson County Totten, Benjamin 1802 Greenw County Totton, John 1783 Txlist THE 7TH APPEARNCE OF BENJAMIN TOTTEN IN GRANGER TN 1799.--Parris 05:22, 10 October 2008 (EDT) THE 8TH APPEARANCE OF BENJAMIN TOTTEN. SMYTH CO TN. 1800 Smyth Co TN Court Minuets. Deed, Redmond D. Barry to Sampson Williams, for 228 acres, proven by the oath of Micheal Murphy, one of the subscribing witnesses thereto, and ordered to be registered.” Here we have an item about which we have a little information. Micheal Murphy lived in 1800 at the present Pleasant Shade. So far as we have been able to learn, he was the first settler there. His house is said to have stood in what is now a field just back of the home built some years ago by the late Bob Williams. This was on elevated ground, perhaps 20 feet above the creek, now known as the combined Sanderson’s and Boston Branches. This stream flows into the main Peyton’s Creek, about three hundred yards below where the old Murphy home is said to have been located. Years ago when we lived at Pleasant Shade, we were told that Court once met in the home of a man who lived then just back of the present Williams home. We have since learned from the old records that his name was Micheal Murphy, and that the September 1800 Court met in his home. Redmond Barry is another “unknown” to us. The land in the two deeds above being the same in acreage, and Sampson Williams having been a purchaser in one of the transactions and a seller in another, we judge the land to have been in the same tract. But it’s location is a mystery to us.
“Benjamin Totten took the oath of Deputy Sheriff in Open Court. Note George Teater Sr married Esther Griffith 1796 Madison Ky. Note George Teater Sr Married Ester Totten as well Documeted and proved by the 1813 Totten family power of attorney. Benjamin Totten sr is documented until 1802 Jackson TN where he was living with Jonas Griffith the fatherInlaw of Sarah Teater. And most likly the FATHER of Esther Griffith George Teaters 2nd wife. Since Benjamin Totten Sr died after 1802 his wife couldnt be Esther the 2nd wife of George Teater . Ester the 3rd wife George Teater and 1st and only wife of Benjamon Totten was not a Widow until after 1802. proof George Teater Sr had 3 wives 2 of them both named Ester and Esther. Its a coincedence that both wives were named Ester.--Parris 05:49, 10 October 2008 (EDT) THE BOOK ON KEGLEYS NOTES LORD DUNMORES POSTED HERE. SHOWS SGT GEORGE TEATER TRANSFERRED THRU 2 COMPANIES 1ST CAPT JAMES THOMPSONS CO. LISTED UNDER SGT GEORGE TEATER IS PVT ROBERT PARIS. THE WHITE BROTHER IN LAW OF GEORGE TEATER SR. LISTED IN THE NEXT COMAPANY IS JOHN TOTTEN THE BROTHER OF BENJAMIN TOTTEN SR.. THE 1780S TAX LIST OF GREENE TN SHOWS ROBERT PARRIS JOHN TOTTEN BENAJAMIN TOTTEN.--Parris 06:07, 10 October 2008 (EDT) JOHN TUTON. John Tuton has more notes as a Squater and Renegade Irishman. He appears in the Timeline Norhten neck Loudoun as Richard Pearis and the Gonzalva family of Greenbier. John Tuton shows after this date to be in the NC Militia list with Abslom Tuton 1750s as John ? uton. The name Gonzalva especaiily John Gonzalva repeats itself in the Totten family of Benjamin Totten. Including names Spanish such as Fatima Esmeralda Zulima Beuena these names are resticted to James Totten Joseph Totten and Parris Teater a borher Inlaw of both mentioned here.. Chacleys Chronicles shows the Gonzalva family of Greenebrier were killed and taken Captive 1750s. Charles Gonzalva appears also in the book Lord Dunmores war along with Gaeorge Parris Robert Parris John Totten Sgt George Teater. This may be the reason Benjamin Totten was a orphan teenager apprenticed to Andrew Miller 1768. Another person close to John Totten and Benjamin Totten was Capt Thomas Ingles taken as captive and raised as Shawnee the time the Gonzalvas were killed and and also taken captive.. TAHIS THE ONLY POSSIBLE TOTTEN AND GONZALVAS PARENTS OF BENJAMIN TOTTEN JOHN TOTTEN WILLIAM TOTTEN ELIZABETH TOTTEN FEMALE ? BLANK TOTTEN THE HISTORY OF THE NOTHERN NECK. In a region along the Potomac River that would one day be settled by colonists, Franz Louis Michel traversed and mapped the area in 1707, depicting on his map an Indian long house in Maryland adjacent to Conoy Island. Here on Conoy, the Piscataway Indians had established a fort in 1699 to enjoy the benefits of a supply of fresh fish. Christopher de Graffenried met them in 1712 on his exploration of the Shenandoah Valley and climbed Sugarloaf Mountain to draw his own map of the area. The Piscataways remained on Conoy until the signing of the Treaty of Albany in 1722. [1] Proprietor’s land grants in the area used Indian landmarks in survey descriptions. The meets and bounds of Francis Awbrey’s 1728 patent along the Potomac at Point of Rocks used a landmark described as “a great heap of stones called an Indian grave.”[2] Catesby Cocke’s 1731 patent used a point “near the Indian fort.”[3] The grave was located near the Potomac north of what would become Chestnut Hill. The fort was located in the Catoctin Mountains to the southwest of the Chestnut Hill land. Area Colonial Settlements Thomas Albin, Samuel Thacker, and William King obtained the earliest Proprietor’s land grant in the area east of the Catoctin Mountains and north of Goose Creek in January 1724 along the Potomac River.[4] The fertile land along the river was the first to be granted, primarily to tidewater area land speculators who established quarters there. The earliest known area resident was a man named John Tuton who was already living as a squatter on land in 1728 when Awbrey obtained his patent, a point of which terminates “near the place where John Tuton lives on.” By 1742, Tuton no longer lived there.[5]--Parris 06:33, 10 October 2008 (EDT) THE HISTORY OF LOUDOUN VA. It appears that 5 brothers Toten Tutun Doten Tooten ect came from the Barbados with Thomas Parris same timeline to NC. John Totten Tuton ect went to the Irish Colony in Frederickburg then to Loudoun then joined Abslom Tuton in NC. Most likey returned and was killed by indians along with the Gonzalzas 1750s This last survey overlapped an Irish settlement opposite the mouth of MONOCACY , which had been in existence at from the beginning of 1725. It was apparently a Bridgehead pushed across the Potomac by immigrants who were crowding into Maryland from the north to establish the community afterwards known as Fredericktown. In January 1724/5, William Hawlin (spelled in the records also and Hallin & Halling)) took a grant of 535 acres, described simply as above Goose Creek on Potowmack river side but identified by subsequent references at first as 'below the Yaller Rocks and both sides Red Rock Run. Above this, in I729, Margaret Hawlin had a grant of 416 acres 15 or 16 miles above Goose Creek and about two miles below the Kitchen Mountain further located by references in later grants to 'Clerks Run' The widow Hawlins thenceforth for some years remained a landmark and in her vicinity lands were occupied, not under the formality of a grant, by Irishmen who had of Maryland. One of these was that [John Tuton ]who lived in Awbreys Point of Rocks grant, and from later grants seems to have been bought out by Awbrey. In like manner Amos Sinclair bought out the widow Hawlin, and took, in his own name, several original grants in the same vicinity. Catesby Cocke and Benjamin Grayson, earliest speculators in LOUDOUN lands, followed with grants on the head waters of Limestone.--Parris 06:48, 10 October 2008 (EDT) NOTE ROBERT PEARIS PARRIS BORN ABOUT AT GOOSE CREEK SAME 1750 WHICH HE STATED AS BOTETOURT. NOTE SAMUEL TEATER SON OF GEORGE TEATER AND SARAH PEARIS SAID HE BORN THE SAME PLACE 1763. NOTE FATHER GEORGE PEARIS REMOVED TO ROWAN CO NC 1763. NOTE ROBERT PARIS LISTED AS PVT SGT GEORGE TEATER JAMES THOMPSONS CO 1774. NOTE GEORGE PARRIS JOHN TOTTEN PVT SGT GEORGE TEATER ALL IN THE SAME REGIMENT LORD DUNMORES WAR.. NOTE ALREADY POSTED THE HAVINS HOWARD HAVIN ECT WERE COUSINS OF BOTH GEORGE PARRIS AND ROBERT PEARIS WHO BOUGHT GEORGE TEATERS LAND AT CRAB CREEK. NOTE ROBERT PEARIS WAS FOLLWED TO GREENE TN BY JOHN TOTTEN AND BENJAMIN TOTTEN. NOTE ROBERT PEARIS ARRIVED MADISON KENTUCKY WITH INDIAN SISTER RHODA PARRIS FOLLOWED BY JOHN TOTTEN REBECCA TOTTEN. NOTE GEORGE HOHIMER NEWPHEW OF RONERT PARRIS AND SON INLAW OF BENJAMIN TOTTEN SR ARRIVE SAME TIME AS ROBERT PARRIS IN MADISON KENTUCKY. ROBERT PARIS VIRGINIA S 31,287 Shelby County, Kentucky. December 1, 1833, age 83. States that he was a resident of Montgomery County, Virginia when he entered the service as a private volunteer soldier in September 1774, as well as he remembers, and was attached to the company of Captain Campbell; that he rendezvoused with his company at the house of Captain Campbell in Montgomery County, Virginia, that the tour was for 3 months under command of Col Lewis who designed an expedition against the Indian settlements on the Kohawa River. They having committed some depredations upon the frontier settlements and having engaged in open hostilities; that he marched with the rest of said men from their place of rendezvous upon said expedition and upon their march on the waters of New River. He, this declarant, received a severe injury in his right leg by a fall and could in consequence threof proceed with the troops no further but was compelled to remain behind and await the return of the party that they had afterwards as he was informed a skirmish with the Indians on the Kohawa River when said Lewis the commander was killed: that the detachment at last returned and with its assistance he was enabled to return: that he continued afterwards with his company until the expiration of his tour but was unable to perform any active military duty during it's continuance after he received the aforesaid injury - - -says that in March 1775 again entered the service as a volunteer for 3 months in a company of Captain Thompson, that he still resided in the said County of Montgomery: that he rendezvoused with the company to New River and was stationed at a small fort or station near a place called Long Island, for the purpose of guarding and defending the frontiers from the Indians who were exceedingly troublesome: that while he was at said point he was engaged upon various scouting parties directed against the Indians and was indeed actively employed in that kind of warfare against them during the main and principal part of his term of service and when his tour had expired having fully and faithfully served out the same, he was discharged and returned to his home. Says that on July 24, 1775, he entered upon an expedition to Kentucky under Daniel Boone: that there were only ten effective men in company and they left the said County of Montgomery on the said day and marched through the country and finally landed at Boonesboro on the Kentucky River at which place there was at that time a small fort, that he continued at said place guarding it except when absent on scouting and spying parties, which was frequently the case for about the period of four months and then returned to his home in Montgomery County, Virginia. Says that his services upon this trip or expedition were those of a volunteer. States that early in the spring of the year 1776, he thinks in March or April of that year the Indians again became very troublesome upon the frontier comprising the section of country where he lived - - his residence still being in Montgomery County, Virginia, and that he volunteered against them and accordingly returned to the service and was engaged almost constantly during the residue of the spring of said year and the following Summer and Fall in scouting parties against them, which were largely headed by Captain Campbell and also a spy, says he served 5 months that his services were almost constant, the situation of the frontier and disposition of the Indians required unremitting attention. Further states that in 1777 in the spring, the situation on the settlements in his quarters of the country was no better than it was in the year proceeding: that the Indians were still hostile and frequently committed depredation upon them, sometimes stealing their horses and every once in awhile butchering some of the inhabitants, that in consequence thereof, the service of the able bodied men were in almost constant requisition from the later part of the winter to the first part of the spring until the later part of the fall of that year comprising a period of nearly or quite nine months and that he, this declarant, being young man intermission during the whole of said period in spying and scouting parties against them. - - He is sure that he is within the bounds of truth when he says that he was engaged in less than six months in active and actual service against them as a spy and upon scouting parties during the spring - summer and fall of the said year 1777, says Captain Campbell was an active Indian fighter and commanded the scouting parties upon several occasions in which this declarant was engaged. Says further that a brother of his (this declarant) was also a captain and that his said brother was also very active exertions to protect the settlements and that he was often the leader of parties in which the declarant was one, he states that during the winter season the Indians commonly gave them little or no interruption, that it was only in the open season of the year generally that they were to be dreaded and guarded against. Says that in 1778 he was engaged as in the proceeding year in endeavoring to protect the country from depredations of the Indians. That he was also much engaged that year to wit: 1778 in active service against the Indians as a spy and scout, that his services were performed in the spring, summer and fall of the year: that he is confident that he could not have performed less than four months active service as such during said year: that his said services as a spy and scout or ranger against the Indians during the said year 1778 were performed under Captain Campbell and Captain Paris. That in the month of May 1779 as well as he now remembers he again entered the service of the U.S. as a private volunteer soldier under Captain Campbell upon a tour of 3 months: that the company met at the house of Campbell and he was marched by him to the vicinity of New River where the Indians had been committing some depredations: that he continued in the service against the Indians endeavoring to repel and punish their depredations, during the whole of his said tour and when the same was fully ended, he returned home to Montgomery County, Virginia where he still resided. States that early in the spring of the year 1780 he moved from Montgomery County, VA. to Green County, N.C. which now composes part of the State of Tennessee: That his said company rendezvoused at the muster guard and came under command of Col William Campbell, who had also under his command various other militia companies: that they were marched from their said places of rendezvous up the country and in a few days were joined by other men under command of Col Sevier and Col Shelby and Col Cleveland: that they then marched in pursuit of the British and Tories under the command of Col or General Ferguson and finally came up with him at King's Mountain where a severe engagement took place in which Ferguson men and many of the men were killed and a good many prisoners taken: that he continued in service after this action until the expiration of his said tour of duty and was then discharged and returned to his home in said Green County, N.C. - - -Says that in 1781, in June he again entered service as a private volunteer soldier in a troop of Cavalry, under Captain Richardson upon a tour of 3 months, that his company rendezvoused at a place called Knox on Hoston and there came under command of Col Martin and were marched against the Indians at what was then called the lower Chickamunga towns, that they destroyed their huts and corn and upon the route 3 of the Americans killed and five wounded, that after destroying their corn they were marched back again and the Indians fled on at a distance and a few days after the return of the party Indians commenced a series of depredations upon the settlements and by means there of kept this declarant constantly engaged in active service during the whole period of his said tour and when the same was fully and completely ended he was discharged and returned home. - - -States that during the year 1782 and 1783, he was frequently engaged in parties against the Indians under the command of Captain Richardson and Sawyer, that he also acted a part of each one of those years as an Indian spy, he thinks not less than two months in each year, and he thinks he did not serve on the parties named above less than two months, as a spy and two months upon scouting parties, in 1782 and in similar service in 1783, amounting in all, for both said years to 8 months. - - -States that it has been his fortune from his first arrival at manhood until 1793 to be a resident in the frontier settlements and amongst those who were exposed to the incursions of the Indians: that his own safety and that of his family and his neighbors required of him the most active exertion during a great part of the time. - - -Said he was born in Botetourt County, Virginia October 3, 1750, he remained in Green County, N.C. until 1793 when called into the service from the early part of the year 1780 until the conclusion of the war in 1793, I moved from that county and state to Madison County, Kentucky, now Gerrard County, Kentucky and about ten years afterwards moved to where I now live, in Shelby County, KY. - - I recollect that Col Shelby was with us upon the tour against the British and Tories and upon that tour the battle of King's Mountain was fought. - - Robert received his pension, $80.00, 4 January 1834 at age 84). Note Robert said he was in the Militia 1774 He was lsited under Sgt George Teater as a Private. he said he was the brother of capt George Pearis. These are the white sons of George Pearis and a Sarah Pepper, Sarah Pearis and Rhoda Pearis being the Indian daughters of George Pearis.--Parris 07:28, 10 October 2008 (EDT) THE WILL OF GEORGE PEARIS THE ELDER. IT NOTES CAPT GEORGE PARRIS SON OF GEORGE PEARIS SR A GRANDSON. ROBERT PARRIS SAID IN REVOLUTION PENSION HE WAS BROTHER OF THIS GEORGE PARRIS.. NOTE GEORGE PEARIS HAS NO NOTES ON GRANDCHILDREN ESPECILY INDIAN GRANDCHILDREN KNOWN TO BE PRODUCE BY ALL 3 BROTHERS. SARAH PEARIS THE WIFE OF GEORGE TEATER SR WOULD OF BEEN OLDER THAN GEORGE PEARIS AND ROBERT PEARIS SHES NOT MENTIONED AS THE OTHER INDIAN GRAND CHILDREN OF THE PEARIS BROTHERS SUCH AS RHODA NAMED AFTER RICHARDS WHITE WIFE OR SARAH OR CHEROKEE GEORGE PARRIS. YET THE WHITE GRANDCHILDREN ARE NOT MENTIONED EITHER . Will of George Pearis Virginia Dated: November 15, 1749 Proven: September 14, 1752 In the name of God, amen. I George Pearis Senior of the county & parish of Frederick in the colony of Virginia, being through the abundant mercy and goodness of God, though weak in the body, yet of a sound & perfect memory & understanding, do constitute this my last will and testament and desire it may be received by all as such revoking & disavowing all other will or wills, testimony or testaments heretofore by me made or declared either by word of mouth or by writing and this only to be taken for my last will & testament & no other. Imprimis, I most humbly bequeath my soul to God my maker, expecting his most gracious acceptance of it through the all sufficient merits & meditations of my most compassionate Redeemer Jesus Christ who gave himself to be the atonement for my sins and is able to save to the uttermost those who come to God by him, seeing he ever livith to make intercession for them & who I trust will not reject his God-fearing penitent sinner when I come to him for mercy. In this hope & confidence I render up my soul in death, humbly beseeching the most blessed and glorious & only one God most holy, most merciful and gracious for the time of my dissolution and then to receive me to himself unto that peace and rest and in incomparable felicity, which he has reserved for all that love and fear him. Amen. Blessed be God. Imprimis, I give my body to the earth from whence it was formed and order it to be buried at the Presbyterian meeting house in the country aforesaid in faith awaiting its resurrection from thence at the last day. As for my burial, I desire I may decrease without pomp or state at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named who I doubt not will attend with all requisite care and prudence as to my wishes. I will and positively order that all my lawful debts be paid and fully discharged. Then I give and bequeath to my Daughter Christian Neally [Neeley] one English Crown by reason I gave her a child's part already. Item. I give and bequeath to my eldest son George Pearis one English Crown. Item. I give my second son Richard that tract of land I bought of Peter Nelson, whereon he now dwells, to him, his heirs and assigns forever together with my best riding horse and my wearing apparel. Item. I give and bequeath to my third and youngest son Robert Pearis that tract of patent land, which I bought of William Hoge, whereupon I now dwell, for the use of him and his heirs forever. Item. I give and bequeath to my dear and loving wife Sarah, one end of my dwelling house, ever which end she thinks best to choose during her lifetime or widowhood, and also I do order and allow her twenty bushels of wheat and twenty bushels of Indian corn to be paid to her year by year by my said son Robert Pearis during her life or widowhood together with one third part of all my movable estate not disposed of yet. All bonds and bill and book debts whatsoever accepted the remainder whereof shall fall to my son Robert after all my debts be discharged. Item. I do leave that tract of land which I bought of Richard Morgan in the care of my son Robert for the space of seven years ensuing the date hereof; and at the expiration of seven years, I order it be sold and the price there of let out on interest and principal sum together with the interest shall be paid to my grandson George Pearis's oldest son called George [born 1746] at the age of twenty-one years . But if in the case said grandson should not live 'til the age of twenty-one years then I order said tract of land to my second son Richard Pearis and his heirs and assigns forever. Item. I do give my grandson John Neally the sum of twenty-five pounds current money to be paid and discharged to him in horses and mares by my son Robert at the age of 21 years. And lastly, I do nominate and appoint my dear and loving wife Sarah to be executrix and my son Robert to be executor of this my last will and testament together with the assistance of Col's James Wood and Lewis Neally to join with them in the administration and to see this my last will and testament in every article performed and perfected to the full intent and meaning thereof. In witness whereas I have herewith set my hand and seal this fifteenth day of November in the year of our Lord 1749. George Pearis Sealed, signed and published in the presence of us John Sherer Hugh Lyle Richard Pearis.
1792 madison kentucky a strong family group. Robert Parris as stated in pension half brother to George Teater Sr wife Sarah Pearis. Squire Boone and Squire Boone Jr. Cousins and uncles of George Teater Jr s wife Mary Vancleave. George Teater Tetor wife Sarah Pearis still alive sister of Robert Pearis indian Indian sister George Teater Jr husband of Mary Van Cleave neice and cousins of the Boones. Abiagail Van Cleave widow of William Van Vancleave maiden name Abigail Frost. Samuel Jonas John mispelled as Greefy Griffith all family of the the Boones and George Teaters and daughter Sarahs in laws. William Tetor son of George Teater Sr Samuel Tetor Samuel of George Teater Sr Thomas Tedor Teater Spelled both ways listed in the will of George Tedder Sr of Dobbs NC as a son. James Glassgow brother of Selvia Glaasgow wife of Thomas Tettor of Dobbs NC. Thomas Tettor George Tedder noted as sons of George Teeder Teeter Sr of Edgcombe and Rowan Co NC. Teaters of Scotland and Ireland and closest match by blood name and timeline to the Scotch Irish George Teater Sr listed here. John Harris father of Phebe Harris listed in will of Wiliam Van Cleave would be sister in in law of George Teater Jr THomas Reynolds historically recorded as from Montogomey Co NC. Speulated to have married a Elizabeth Titer. arrived in Madison 1786 and bought 100 acres from George Teater Sr. This Thomas Reynolds shows to in the same unit Georgia muster rolls with Benjamin Tetar who also lived in Montgomery Co and a son Named George Teter. He also shows on the same georgia muster rolls with Samuel Griffith the son inlaw of George Teater Sr.. The will of George Tedder Sr of Dobbs NC names a daughter Elizabeth but no last name.. Henry Reynolds . A Henry Reynolds marriaed Susanah Teater daughter of George Teater Sr and Esther Griffith George Teaters 2nd wife, A son is listed as Henry Teater Reynolds.--Parris 12:00, 10 October 2008 (EDT) 1797 SHELBY CO KY TAX LIST TETERS, Robert one white male over 21; one black under 16; three horses; one stud; . ROBERT TEATER IS LISTED IN THE WILL OF GEORGE TEATER SR HE WAS ONE OF THE SONS OD SARAH PEARIS IN THE TRADTION OF THE TEATERS KEPT UP THE PRACTISE OF NEGRO SLAVING.--Parris 12:20, 10 October 2008 (EDT) 1797 Shelby Co Ky Tax List PARIS, Robert one white male over 21; four blacks under 16; six horses. The name Robert came from George Pearis the Elder he named his 3rd son Robert. George Pearis the elddest son named his son Robert. Robert arrived here the same time as Robert Parris from Madison Kentucky. Robert Teater appears to be named after this uncle Robert Pearis Parris ect. here again Robert Pearis shows here to kept up the tradition of Negro Slaving.--Parris 12:48, 10 October 2008 (EDT) The 1797 Tax list Shelby Co kY Note the brother in law of George Teater Jr John Vancleave and many of his family also migrated here with Robert Teater and Robert Parris. VANCLEAVE, John ____ 100 a; Entered, Surveyed & Grant issued to Wm SHANNON; on Bulskin Cr., Shelby Co. 300 a; Entered, Surveyed & Grant issued to Jno VANCLEAVE; on Bulskin Cr., Shelby Co VANCLEAVE, John ____ 117 a; Entered, Surveyed & Grant issued to Wm SHANNON; on Bulskin Cr., Shelby Co. VANCLEAVE, Samuel 68 a; Entered for Aron VANCLEAVE; Surveyed for Alex ROBERSON; Grant issued to Trigg; On Bulskin Cr Shelby Co. VANCLEAVE, John 200 a; Entered, Surveyed & Grant issued to Wm SHANNON; on Bulskin Cr., Shelby Co. VANCLEAVE, Aron 180 a; Entered for Aron VANCLEAVE; Surveyed for Alex ROBERSON; Grant issued to Trigg; on Bulskin Cr Shelby Co. VANCLEAVE, Ralph 190 a; Entered, Surveyed & Grant issued to Wm SHANNON; on Bulskin Cr., Shelby Co VANCLEAVE, Aron Jr 100 a; Entered, Surveyed & Grant issued to Abra CHAPLIN; on Bulskin Cr., Shelby Co. Taxes due for 1792 through 1796 VANCLEAVE, Benjamin Jr. 100 a; Entered, Surveyed & Grant issued to Wm SHANNON; on Bulskin Cr., Shelby Co VANCLEAVE, Benjamin 150 a; Entered for Aron VANCLEAVE; Surveyed for Alex ROBERSON; & Grant issued to TRIGG; on Bulskin Cr., Shelby Co 300 a; Entered, Surveyed & Grant issued to Squire BOONE; on Six Mile Cr., Shelby Co.. Note many of the Boones Squire Boone and Daniel Boones family are also listed here. With Robert Teaters brother George Teaters Jr family the Boones and Vancleaves.--Parris 13:01, 10 October 2008 (EDT) FROM THE WILL OF GEORGE TEATER SR 1815 GARRARD KY. 4th my son Robert has received 100 akers [acres] of land a Negro boy named Caleb and a small portion of other property.. ROBERT TEATER WAS THE SON OF GEORGE TEATER SR AND SARAH PEARIS NAMED AFTER ROBERT PARRIS PEARIS ECT.--Parris 13:05, 10 October 2008 (EDT) From Daniel Boones own hand from the battle of Boonesborough KY. Daniel Boones journal On the first day of January, 1778, I went with a party of thirty men to the Blue Licks, on Licking River, to make salt for the different garrisons in the country. About the first of August, [ 1778 ] I made an incursion into the Indian country, with a party of nineteen men,including my friend Captain Teter,,in order to surprise a small town up Sciotha, called Paint-Creek-Town. Capt Samuel Teater aka Samuel Gibson. was listed already the year before as commanding a company 1777 in Ohio Co Va. The same year he was noted as defeating Simom Girtys war parties in the journal of Joseph Doddridge at Fort Doddridge by sheer reputation. Note the only way Daniel Boone and Cpt Teater could be friends is that they were both from Rowan Co NC. Went as Waggoners to Braddocks Deafeat both as young teenagers. Both George Teater and Samuel Teater show to be in the same regiment as Richard Pearis during the French and Indian War.--Parris 13:31, 10 October 2008 (EDT) Properties of Jacob Teeder George Teeder. located near the McCulloh line in Rowan Co. From Linn, Jo White: Rowan County, North Carolina Tax Lists 1757-1800, Annotated Transcriptions. p. 16, 1759 Rowan County Militia Lists (cont.) On April 16, 1760 Captain Conrod Michael submitted his claim for expenses for men sent out scouting on four occasions in 1759. Two of these scouting parties included Jacob Teeder or (June 2 and July 3, 1759). They were out for 6 days each time, and were paid 2/8 per day, or 16 shillings per trip. p. 34, 1759 Rowan County Tax List (cont.) Jacob Teater appears on the 1759 Tax List with a 1 after his name, which I take to mean his household only included one titheable--no other adult males or slaves. p. 46, 1760 Rowan County Militia Lists (cont.) George Teeder was part of a scouting party from Capt Michael's company dated Feb. 14, 1760. Out 6 days, paid 16 shillings. p. 64, 1766 List of Captains Rowan Regiment _________________Teeter listed as a Captain. 1766 Capt Teeter was here with Daniel Boone William Van Cleave .. Note the Teders Teeder brothers George and Jacob were listed in Edgecombe NC. With a Samuel Tedder 1752 both Jacob Teeder and Samuel are listed as the Clerks of Edgcombe Court.. George Pearis the father in law of George Teater is noted as moving here 1764 so his son Robert Pearis and George Pearis would of been about 14 yrs old and 18 yrs old. Note Daniel Boone said Capt Teater was his friend and Capt Teeter did live here in 1766. This appears that one year after Samuel Teater was born that George Teater Sr and Samuel Gibson Teater Capt Teater removed back here to Rowan Co With George Pearis then joining their uncles George Teeder and Jacob Teeder also spelled here as Teater. George Teater is listed farther south in 1765 in St johns Georgia.. Note the Mccullohs very documented with these Teeders 1750s in Edgecombe NC.--Parris 14:21, 10 October 2008 (EDT) CONTINUED ROWAN CO TAX LSITS pg 13 May 25 1759 The Publik of NC to Morgan Bryan to scouts sent out on the alarm of William Pinchers being killed by Indians John VanCleft Pg 20 May 1759 Rowan Milita Capt Johnathan Hunt and scouts that served under him Benjamin VanClave pg 80 1768 Tax list of Johnathan Hunt Benjamin Vancleve 1 poll Aron Vanclave Rulufe 2 poll pg 71 1768 tax of Morgan Bryan William VanCleve 1 poll Pg 116 & 117 1772 tax of William Sharp John VanCleave 1 poll Aron VanCliff son Aron 2 poll Wm VanCliff 1 poll pg 136 & 137 1778 Tax list Capt Reed's district William Vancleve - 427.10 Aaron Sr - 465 John - 402.10 Aaron Jr- 423 Benj - 352.5 Rulief - 628.14 pg 249 1785- delinquent tax -Capt Graham's Company Ralph VanCleave 320 acres, 1 white poll, 1 black poll--Parris 14:28, 10 October 2008 (EDT) inventory of Tyre Glen Joshua Frost mentioned in one other record pg 10 Feb 26, 1774 Bill of sale from Joshuah Frost to John Armstrong, Robert Lanier and Joseph Williams for L160 proc, land on little Yadkin & grist mill, livestock, & personalty. Wit:George Paris, Wade Hampton. Rec Aug. Ct. 1775 Note: Frost in Abraham Creason's Tax District in 1774 with 2 polls NOTE THE MOTHER INLAW OF GEORGE TEATER JR WAS MAIDEN FROST ABAGAIL FROST BEFORE SHE MARRIED WILLIAM VAN CLEAVE. GEORGE PEARIS IS ALSO NOTED WITH THE GEORGE TEATER JR S MOTHER INLAWS FAMILY.--Parris 14:32, 10 October 2008 (EDT) ABIGAIL FROST THE MOTHER IN LAW OF GEORGE TEATER JRS FAMILY IN ROWAN CO NC. Rowan County, NC Tax lists 1757-1900 Transcriptions from Jo White Linn pg. 71 1768 ( Davie County Area ) William Frost ( he looks like the patriarch ) Zebedey Frost Ebenezar Frost 3 polls Wm Frost - 1782 - Capt. Johnson's district list of Tories ________________________________________________ Ebenezar Frost pg. 150 - 1778 Tax - Capt Johnson's District 9.0.7 pg. 223 - 1784 Tax - Capt Basil Gathier's Company 684 Acres, 1 white poll pg. 272 - 1787 Tax - Capt Basil Gathier 1 white male 21-60 , 6 white males under 21 or over 60, and 6 white females Pg. 319 - 1793 - petition for voting rights pg. 374 - Tax fees collected on stud horses 1800 1 stud, 1 pound..5 _________________________________________________ John Frost pg 318 - 1793 - petition for voting rights pg 370 - 1798 - delinduent Tax land and polls 200 Acres, 1 poll _________________________________________________ Jonas Frost pg 323 - 1793 - petition voting rights--Parris 14:39, 10 October 2008 (EDT) Tax Assessment Listing for 1768 Barree and Bedford Townships Barree Township (now the northern half of Blair and western part of Huntingdon County):--Parris 14:50, 10 October 2008 (EDT) LIST OF FREEMEN SINGLE UNMARRIED Samuel TEETER. SAMUEL TEATER WROTE IN OWN HAND TRANSCRIBED BY SUE DRAPER HE WAS BORN 1735. IN 1768 HE IS LSITED AS SINGLE. . By the conditions of the times he should of had a 1st wife in Rowan County NC he would be 33 rs old and did marry Mary Doddridge until 1769 1770 making him 36 rs old. Records of Rowan Co show another George Teater appear there as young single boy during the revolution. He should be the a son or could be a son of Capt Teater while he was back in Rowan Co after the French Indian War.--Parris 15:03, 10 October 2008 (EDT) LIST OF MARRIED MEN. Thomas GIRTY (5 horses) Thomas Girty was the Brother of Simon girty the most notoriuos White Indian War Chief in American History. It would be many years later that Samuel Teater would defeat Simon Girtys war parties at Ft Doddridge 1777 by shere reputuation of strengh. It should also be noted that Simon Girty also defeated Daniel Boone at the Blue Licks and George Teaters son Samuel was a witness to the carnage there and helped bury the dead kentuckyians.--Parris 15:14, 10 October 2008 (EDT) I add one correction George Teater was discharged from Nathaniel Gists co 1760 . Continue to finalize Robert Teater and Robert Pearis. County District Page Line Surname Givenames Males <10 Males 10<16 Males 16<26 Males 26<45 Males 45up Females <10 Females 10<16 Females 16<26 Females 26<45 Females 45up Other Free Slaves Henry New Castle 368 23 Tieter Robt. 1 1 3 LR--Parris 12:01, 11 October 2008 (EDT) County District Page Line Surname Givenames Males <10 Males 10<16 Males 16<26 Males 26<45 Males 45up Females <10 Females 10<16 Females 16<26 Females 26<45 Females 45up Other Free Slaves Remarks Refs+ Annotations+ Henry county 363 35 Harris Pheby 2 1 2 1--Parris 12:12, 11 October 2008 (EDT) County District Page Line Surname Givenames Males <10 Males 10<16 Males 16<26 Males 26<45 Males 45up Females <10 Females 10<16 Females 16<26 Females 26<45 Females 45up Other Free Slaves Remarks Refs+ Annotations+ Henry county 366 46 Boone Saml. 1 1 1 1 6 R NOTE SAMUEL BOONE PHEBE HARRIS ROBERT TEATER 1810 HENRY CO KENTUCKY. Phebe Harris is noted as the daughter in law of William Van Cleave in his will. Therefore she was the sister inlaw of George Teater Jr. Timthy logan jr as posted here already notes he fought with Charles Teater Samuel Teater and spent a long time on the frontier with Samuel Boone here. Timothy logan was the son in law of Squire Boone.. CHARLES TEATER. He was not mentioned in the will of George Teater sr 1815 but noted fought alongside Samuel Teater son of George Teater Sr. means Charles died prior to 1815/ Charles Teater maybe the father of Samuel L Teater and James L Teater who listed many times in Obion TN with Benjamin Totten Jr the step son of George Teater and the brother in law of Parris Teater.--Parris 12:34, 11 October 2008 (EDT) THE TEATERS CONTINUED ON WITH THE TOTTENS IN OBION TENN. James L Teater and Samuel L Teater migrted with Benjamin Totten Jr to Obion Tenn, Census notes show Samuel L Teater was born in Kentucky. both Samuel L Teater and James L Teater are not found as yet as known sons of those who were listed in George Teaters 1815 will. estimated they were sons of Charles Teater who died before George Teaters Will. Benjamin Totten Jr here is liSted with Adam Huntsman the man who defeated Davy Crockett politics. The First Obion County Taxpayers The following pages list the names of the taxpayers. They are in the original order and spelling used at the time, beginning the first year of county organization up to the first federal census here in 1830. They may provide some clues for further research or validate other sources. They were taken from microfilm of the original tax books, the images were very poor, difficult to read, so may contain transcription errors. The complete tax rolls list the poll or property taxes paid, the range and section location of the tracts, the number of acres, sometime the grant or entry number, and other notes. It is possible those over 50, not paying a poll tax or owning any land, do not appear on these lists. Some taxpayers may have never lived in Obion County. Land was granted here by North Carolina in the late 1700s, known then as the Territory South of the Ohio, Surveyors District 13, to their Revolutionary War soldiers. Many of the tracts were later sold by them, land speculators, or descendants back east. A further study of the deeds and grants may indicate which taxpayers actually lived in Obion County in the 1820s. These individuals may be listed on 1820 and 1830 census in other states or counties and were just passing through Obion County to cross the Mississippi River a few miles north at Hickman, Kentucky. Many of these taxpayers do not appear on the 1830 census here. In regards to the Will question. Read the whole Will on the section . The pesron named George Teater signed is not a Witness. He is giving a son George Teater lands and slaves along with the other children. The witness are below the colum of the person signing the Will. The signature of Benjamin Totten Orange Co. I have no access to the micro film. The Surname Totten before the Revoluton in the Southern colonies shows on many Tax Lists Census Wills Land grants as Dooton Tooten Tuton Tuten Tutin Tutten Doten Dotton Dowten Dowton. ect. A good example is the notes below on Peter Tutten who lived alongside John Porterfield and Andrew miller 1779 old 96th sc. After the revolution as shown below he always recorded as Peter Totten. There was no uniformed style of spelling Totten Totton before the revolution in the Southern Colonies. It became uniformed as Totten Totton after the Revolution.. The northern Tottens of New York lived in cities and where Merchants. 90% where Notorius Loyalists Tories. They were educated and lived in cilvilized established Cities such as New York. The southern Tottens lived on the frontier were less educated in fact some usually are x signers. The Recorders of these records were simular they lived on the frontier and were less apt to care less as to how they spelled someones name , Considering the amount of money these recorders received and dangerous travels. a note. The Tottens were a numerous family of Casewell NC 1800 downward they appear as the Grandchildren of Benjamin Totten sr. it may be when he signed the petition to form Caswell Co out of Orange co he left some lands for the elder son John Totten who died 1806 in Garrard Co KY.--Parris 09:59, 19 October 2008 (EDT) [edit] [19 October 2008]1824 * page 1 missing * page 2 * ? Cherry James Campbell Richard Cook G. W. Campbell Lovell Coffman Solomon Bolton Ezekial Carter Christopher Crickmore Charles Cinclair Joseph B. Cook Jonathan Cannon Co George Doherity James Dardis R. H. Dyer George C. Davidson Mary Davidson heirs John P.Edmonds John R. Eaton George M. & Jesse Egness John Franks Jonathan Findly Sherwood F. George William Hill Edward Harris ? Hooser William Hill heirs Adam Huntsman William Hewlitt Sr Robert Hewlitt C. P. & E. Hickman * page 3 * E. Hickman heirs Thomas Henderson John P. Hackett ? Hiler A. P. Hunt Alfred Hewlitt Augstin Hewlitt Thomas P. Hewlitt Edmond Jones William James Joseph Kerr Andrew King L. Archibald Litle Daniel Montgomery Murphy & Hardey Hugh Martin William Murphey Thomas McCory Daniel McKenly William McKinney John Mahan John McKee Michael McDonald & John B. Hogg heirs Pemberton McDonald Pane Leary Ebini Michael * page 4 * C. H. Pellars Henry Matsell George W.L. Marr N. Larkin & Norod E. Charles Owen William Owen deceased Lawrence Obrian Theopolis Parker Gideon Pillow Joseph Pierce Allen Prior John Pankey Joel Pinson N. G. Pinson John Parr John Pate * page 5 * Moses Parr Lewis Porch John Right Rucker Dawson Obediah Roberts Willis Ralls Henry M. Rutledge Henry Rutledge Thomas Sellers Evan Shelby Willis Scoggins James W. Smith William Smith heirs Henry Stewart John Farr Benjamin ? James L. Teater********** Edward Thursby Thomas Taylor Joseph Taylor David Taylor Joseph R. Turnham Thomas Webb Hugh Williamson heirs * page 6 * Joseph Winston heirs Charles White Thomas Wilson James Winchester Nathan Wyatt Samuel Wilson Edwin Wyatt Ralph Williams Thomas H. Williams Daniel O. Williams O. D. Williams William L. Williams Robert C. Williams Rice Williams Zedekiah Wood Robert Wilson heirs Joseph Wilson William M. Williams William Wilkinson James Tisdale William B. Kellingsworth Thomas Polk Thomas Hurd Georgia's roster of the Revolution Compiled by Lucian Lamar Knight,--Parris 15:52, 11 October 2008 (EDT) Lockhart, Benjamin 229-386 Lockhart, James 3**--Parris 16:07, 11 October 2008 (EDT) [edit] [19 October 2008]1825 * page 1 * Josiah G. Clark William McKinney Ezekiel Carter Azariah Vinson John Pate Rice Williams Henry Matsell Robert Adams John Mahan George W. Adams Evan Cranford William Taylor William Given deceased James Bailey Alexander ? John Parr Moses Parr Mary Parr Samuel Williams Allison Gore Charles Synclare Jonathan Findley John Gore Zedekiah Wood James Whitset Edmond Jones Huntsman & Totten*********** * page 2 * Joseph Taylor Frederick Taylor James Owens William Upchurch Thomas Taylor John T. Abington John Carter James D. Smith James W. Smith heirs William Smith Thomas Jones Sarah Owens W. B. G. Killingsworth Robert C. Williams Rucker Dawson James C. Cole Thomas Polk John McKiver John Shaw Wilson Cage * page 3 * Jonas Bedford Jacob C. Cook Henry Belotte John Panky Martin Clark Benjamin Hubbard Obediah Roberts Archibald Lytle James Bedford Francis Biggs Samuel L. Teater **** Joseph Meadows Jonas Bedford Sr Seth Bedford Joseph McDaniel Causby Dickinson Elisha Parker Jos Winston heirs Josiah Anthony Thomas Wilson James Blackemon Charles H. White James S. Stephens John McKee Elizabeth Ascue Jonathan Wyett Willis Ralls * page 4 * Wyatt Bettis James Blackmore ? Staurt James Stuart G. W. L. Marr George Daughtery George Houser John Wright Theopolis Parker Andrew King Crockett & Cheatham George W. & J. Egness William Wood * page 5 * Fergus Morryson William Davidson G. W. Campbell Solomon Cotton R. H. Dyer J. G. & T. Blount Richard Blackledge Augustus Harvey Edward Harris * page 6 * Edward Hickman heirs Daniel Cherry James Dardis Edwin Wyett N. G. Pinson Joel Pinson Lovell Coffman Daniel McKinney Robert Buckhannon Thomas McCory Lewis Porch Josiah P. Haggett * page 7 * Ralph Williams Daniel O. Williams Oliver D. Williams William L. Williams Robert C. Williams Richard Cook Thomas H. Williams Pinson P. Williams Daniel Mason Rucker Dawson William Owen George C. Davidson William Terrell Thomas Sellers David Brown William Kee Rice Williams Benjamin McCorey Jesse Daughtery Thorton Arnold Evan Shelby Jesse Stroud James H. Wilson Samuel C. Wilson William Wilson * page 8 * James Wilson Jason Wilson Mary Davidson heirs Joseph Wilson James Tisdale C. H. P. Marr James Pane Abner Taylor George Brasfield heirs Hannah Montgomery--Parris 12:55, 11 October 2008 (EDT) 1828 OBION TNN TAX LIST. We can see that James L Teater is no longer here. Only Samuel L Teater from Kentucky with George Teaters step son Benjamin Totten Jr also the brother in law of Parris Teater. Benamin C Totten a son of Benjamin totten jr. c estimated for Crockett there was also a cousin son of James Totten named Benjamin Clinton Totten lived in Crawford Indiania.
Anderson, Archibald Anderson, William E. Adams, William Antonay, Elizabeth Ashlock, James M. Allin, Dempsey Ayers, Daniel S. Adams, Lysander Anthony, Josiah Anderson, John Ascue, Elizabeth Barnette, Andrew Barber, Josiah heirs Berryhill, William M. Bunton, William Brown, David Brantley, Joel Black, George Bait, Elijah Bait, Thomas Buckley, James Bailey, James Buckhanon, John M. Buckhanon, Thomas H. Breedlove, A. B. Bedford, Jonas Jr Bennett, Vincent M.
Bedford, Seth Bettis, Wyett Bedford, James Bedford, Thomas Biggs, Francis Blackemon, James Bell, John Brasfield, Wylie Brasfield, George Blount, John G.
Belote, Henry Buckhanan, Robert Blackledge, Richard Bryan, Henry H. Bryan, Joseph H. Bunton, William Boyce, Isham Blackemon, James Bassington, Frederick heirs Bendor, Aaron Bradon, John W. Bird, Coleman Bedord, Jubilee M. Butner, Harmon Byrd, James Blann, George Bramblett, Sanford
Carter, Henry Cook, Thomas Cook, David Carter, William Carter, John Carmack, William Creekmore, Christopher Carter, Ezekiel Calhoon, Anderson Call, Solomon P. Cook, Richard Cole, James Cook, Jacob E. Carr, Joseph Carson, Nicholas Chester, Robert J. Cotton, Solomon Carter, Fountain Campbell, George W. Campbell, James
Clack, Martin Coonrod, Jacob Catron, James Cook, Jesse Cook, Levy Cummins, Samuel Cullen, James Currin, Jonathan Davidson, Thomas Davidson, Mary Davis, Richard Davidson, Thomas Davidson, Obediah Davidson, George C. heirs Daughtery, Jesse Downing, Stephen Downing, John Dardis, James
Dolton, Sarey Davidson, Mary heirs Daugherty, George Dickason, Cosby Dorris, Joseph Davidson, William Dickinson, David Dolton, Nicholas Dearing, Mary Estridge, Larkin Edwards, Fletcher G. Enloe, Joel S. Edmons, James Eaton, John R. Egness, George M. & J. Edwards, Hugh
Franks, John Fentress, George W. Farr, John Finley, Jonathan Franklin, Ambrose heirs Foster, Ephraim Farr, George Gore, John Gibson, George Goodall, Zachariah W. Good, James Grimes, Benjamin Grammar, Robert dec Guy, James H.
Hickman, Edward heirs Hickman, J. P. & E. G Hunt, Thomas Huzza, John Hubert, Benjamin Hubert, John Hubert, David Hinsey, Samuel Hutchinson, John Hutchinson, William Hall, Joseph Hutchenson, William Harper, William Hammons, Hiram Higgs, James Houser, George Harper, James Harper, Rosanna Hutchenson, Samuel Hutchenson, James Harper, Robert Huntsman, Adam Hewlett, William Hewlett, Robert Hill, William heirs Harpole, William Haggett, Josiah P. Harvey, Augustus Harris, Edward heirs
Huston, Archibald Harper, James dec Houser, Peter heirs Houser, Daniel heirs Hollimon, James Harris, Edward heirs Jones, Edmond Jackson, William Jackson, John heirs Henry, Lemuel Houser, Jonas Henderson, James Holliday, Samuel G. Harris, Jonas Harpole, John Hunter, Robert heirs Hunter, Samuel Hunter, Pleasant H. John, Daniel M. Johnson, James
Kersey, Jerimiah Killingsworth, Wm B. G. Kerr, Joseph Kerr, Joseph Lytle, Archibald Lovell, Coffman Lewis, Wm Terrell heirs Longley Franklin Lilley Edmon Lindor William Ladd, William H. Lynn, Andrew Long, Joseph Logan, Henry D. Ladd, Willima H.
Mitchell, Stephen McKinney, William McMeans, James R. Moses, John Mahan, John McDaniel, William McLemore, John C. McDonald, Thomas McDonald, Michael heirs Martin, John D. Meadows, Joseph McDonald, Alford McIvin, John Mitchel, James heirs Martin, Samuel
Marr, George W. L. McGee, John Mason, Daniel dec McCrory, Thomas dec Martin Robert Martin, Hugh McKinley, Daniel Martin, Daniel Marshal, Samuel B. McIntosh, Benjamin McKee, John Moore, Samuel Moore, James Moore, John McWherter, James McWherter, John Martin James Martin, Hugh
Nellums, Samuel Nellums, Williams Norrid, Jeremiah Norrid, Edward Neal, Thomas ? Lorenzo C. Owen, James W. Old, Thomas Owens, Mary Ogden, Thomas Payne, Searcy Parker, Elijah Pryor, Allen Pyrant, James Pryor, James B. Parr, John Parr, Moses Parr, Mary Parker, Isaac
Pinson, Nathan G. Pinson, Joel Porch, Lewis Parmen, Phillip Pew, Whitnell Parker, Theopolis Polk, Thomas Pillow, Gideon Pankey, John Pryor, Henry Reavis, Jesse Robins, John Ridgeway, William Reaves, James Russell, Anslem Robberts, Obediah Rutledge, Henry Rodgers, Nathaniel Rucker, Dawson Rutherford, Henry Ramsey, James Ralls, Willis Roberts, William
Summers, Jacob Summers, William Simpson, Samuel Stone, Randolph Seadmond, Benjamin Stewart, Henry Scoggins, Willis Smith, James W. Smith, William heirs Sanders, William Sterrett, Alexander Sinclar, Charles Shelby, Evan Stone, James Stewart, William Strong, Christopher Sudsberry, Milton Sheaks, David Sheaks, Jesse Shute, William dec Stroop, Samuel Swaney, Henry B. Shinnen, Andrew Stroud, Jesse Spencer, Thomas
Taylor, Joseph Jr Taylor, David Taylor, Thomas Taylor, William Teater, Samuel L.************** Totten, Benjamin************* Talley, Jesse Thursby, Edward Turner, Luke Totten, Benjamin C.*********** Taylor, Frederick Tisdale, James Upchurch, William Upchurch, David Vanee, David Vinson, Azariah Westbrook, John
Wilson, Thomas Winchester, James heirs Winston, Samuel L. Winston, Lewis Winston, Robert Winston, Fountain Winston, William H. White, Charles Winters, Moses Winters, Aaron Webb, Amasa Ware, William Wood, Zedekiah Whitset, James Wyett, Edwin White, John Wilson, Samuel D. Jr Wilson, William M. Wilson, James H. Wilson, Samuel D. Sr Wilson, William Wilson, Jason H. Wilson, Joseph Wilson, George Westbrook, Henry J. P Williams, Ralph Williams, Daniel O.
Williams, Oliver D. Williams, Robert C. Williams, Thomas H. Wright, John heirs Wood, William Wooldridge, Thomas Walton, W. M. White, Charles C. Wood, John Williams, John White, Robert Walton, Mitchum Willis, Samuel Wyette, Jonathan Wright, John P.
Williamson, Hugh heirs Weakely, Robert Withors John Zellers, Thomas--Parris 13:10, 11 October 2008 (EDT) A excerpt from the will of Samuel Teater 1845 Howard Mo. Samuel was the son of George Teater Sr and Sarah Pearis. George P. Teater has received of his part fifteen hundred and ninety six dollars $1596.00. Robert Teeter has received of his part five hundred and twenty dollars $520.00. Garrad Teeter has received of his part nine hundred and sixty five dollars . Note his son was George Pearis next son mentioned is Shelby, a name county Military person. his brother Robert Teater and Robert Parris also locted in Shelby Co from Madison Ky.--Parris 13:25, 11 October 2008 (EDT) |
