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Notes added by User:Parris [Needs extensive cleanup and corrections] NOTE not all the names below are the exact same people in england related to george teator of kentucky it only demonstrates that the same existed in the areas of England were George Teator kentucky and some instances SAMUELwhere their parents and grandparents came from back in Englannd Wales Ireland and Scotland Some of the Roja family retained the original Spanish form. A Daniel Roja, for example was buried at Broome in 1687. A Henzey (Hennezel)and a Bague were also buried in the same cemetery between 1676 and 1680 The name Tittery, however, is an anglicisation of "Thietry," the name under which the family had emigrated to England. According to LaDaique, there is solid evidence that "Thietry," one of the four families cited in the Glassmaker's Charter, The Tittery daughters intermarried with members of the Rogers family in the Stourbridge area. The Rogers were glassmakers descended from John Roja,descent whose family name had become properly anglicized to "Rogers."14 Lorrainers, The practice of intermarriage only between glassmaker's families was carried forward into England. The names became anglicized, but marriage practice continued along ancient lines to a late period. It mattered not a whit whether the families of the couple came from the same countryAn interesting case in point was the marriage of a Tittery with a Rogers. What more English-sounding names can be conjured up? BLOCKLEY Burials TETHOR 1 TEATOR 1 TEATER 1 TEATHER 2 Some of the Roja family retained the original Spanish form. A Daniel Roja, for example was buried at Broome in 1687. Y search for the world wide data base George Teator line Kentucky Parris M Teator GarrKY-P1 HAPLOGROUP E1b1b 13 16 17 12 13 17 24 10 11 13 11 14 10 12 16 16 12 25 20 32 31 11 11 18 15 9 9 9 12 12 18 14 15.3 16 17 21 12 19 21 16 12 Y male DNA matchs of George T Teator and Sarah Parris TEATOR Y search DYS comparisons. Compare User ID Pedigree Last Name Origin Haplogroup Tested With Markers Compared Genetic Distance A5W4E Morones Encarnacion de Diaz, Mexico Unknown Family Tree DNA 9 0 CGCE4 Salazar Unknown Unknown Family Tree DNA 9 0 Matching entered genetic markers on at least 8 markers, allowing a maximum genetic distance of 0. Haplogroup: Unknown Last name: Q1a3a-Native Mexicans Variant spellings: origin Tested with: Family Tree DNA Contact person: Researcher Contact this user Most distant known paternal ancestor on the direct male line First Name: Last Name: Year Born: Year Died: Country of Origin: 18/11, Mexico Teater-Teter Y-DNA Project Participant Results 2011 SEE DNA results. Teater - KY1 ancestry.com E1b1b Teater - KY2 ancestry.com E1b1b Samul Teter GeneTree E1b1b1 SOGG matchs for the George Teator of Garrard Ky Pedigree for Match #3 group 8 John TEETER Richard TEETER b. England group 8 VENNER[USA-Texas], TEETER[USA-Kentucky], THOMAS[~USA-Kentucky] VENNER[USA-Texas], TEETER[USA-Texas], THOMAS[USA-Kentucky] Robert Paris TEETER b. 23 Sep 1830 Tennessee, USA d. 29 Feb 1888 NOTE the only scientific proof by DNA OF THE TEATERS OF KENTUCKY to any Teeters outside North America are the Teeters of Tngland, BLOCKLEY BAPTISMS 1538-1612 TYTHER, John S. of Tyther, Richard 1557, Aug 14 TYTTER, John S. of TYther, Richard 1557, Aug 14 ROGERS, William S. of Rogers, Henrie 1560, Jul 7 TETHER, Richard S. of Tether, Richard 1560, Jul 14 TITTER, Elizabeth D. of Titter, John 1583, Jul 15 TITTER, Edward S. of Titter, John 1585, Dec 1 John Minet Teeter mentioned in the record of John Minet Teeter and Ann Wortley Name John Minet Teeter Spouse's Name Ann Wortley Event Date 18 Feb 1794 Event Place Saint Clement Danes,Westminster,London,England Citing this Record "England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJ5Y-6LX : accessed 3 August 2015), John Minet Teeter and Ann Wortley, 18 Feb 1794; citing Saint Clement Danes,Westminster,London,Englan Richard Tetter mentioned in the record of Annys Tetter Name Richard Tetter Gender Male Daughter Annys Tetter Other information in the record of Annys Tetter from England Births and Christenings Name Annys Tetter Gender Female Christening Date 12 Feb 1597 Christening Place Sholden, Kent, England Father's Name Richard Tetter Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NNPT-LTY : accessed 3 August 2015), Richard Tetter in entry for Annys Tetter, 12 Feb 1597; citing Kent, England
Richard Teether England Births and Christenings Name Richard Teether Gender Male Christening Date 27 Jan 1723 Christening Place Ribbesford, Worcester, England Birth Date 18 Jan 1723 Father's Name John Teether Mother's Name Alice Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J71S-BKM : accessed 3 August 2015), Richard Teether, 27 Jan 1723; James Tetter mentioned in the record of Petter Tetter Name James Tetter Gender Male Wife Ann Son Petter Tetter Other information in the record of Petter Tetter from England Births and Christenings Name Petter Tetter Gender Male Christening Date 15 Apr 1696 Christening Place SAINT MARY AT COSLANY,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Father's Name James Tetter Mother's Name Ann Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NRZN-JHJ : accessed 2 August 2015), James Tetter in entry for Petter Tetter, 15 Apr 1696; citing SAINT MARY AT COSLANY,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND, James Tetter mentioned in the record of Robert Tetter Name James Tetter Gender Male Wife Ann Son Robert Tetter Other information in the record of Robert Tetter from England Births and Christenings Name Robert Tetter Gender Male Christening Date 31 Oct 1694 Christening Place SAINT MARY AT COSLANY,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Death Date 18 Sep 1696 Father's Name James Tetter Mother's Name Ann Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NRZN-V7J : accessed 2 August 2015), James Tetter in entry for Robert Tetter, 31 Oct 1694; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 993,652.
No image available England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Indexing Project (Batch) Number C04375-1 System Origin England-ODM GS Film number 993652 Samuel Tetar England Births and Christenings Name Samuel Tetar Gender Male Christening Date 23 Jul 1626 Christening Place WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Father's Name Jan Tetar Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NPDM-P84 : accessed 2 August 2015), Samuel Tetar, 23 Jul 1626; citing WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND, Jaque Tetar England Births and Christenings Name Jaque Tetar Gender Male Christening Date 18 Dec 1608 Christening Place WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Father's Name Jan Tetar Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JQBZ-WZL : accessed 2 August 2015), Jaque Tetar, 18 Dec 1608; citing WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Samuel Tetter England Births and Christenings Name Samuel Tetter Gender Male Christening Date 05 Dec 1712 Christening Place St John in Thanet, Kent, England Father's Name Joseph Tetter Mother's Name Mary Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NNK8-N4L : accessed 2 August 2015), Samuel Tetter, 05 Dec 1712; citing Margate, Kent, England, Name Isaac Manchester Gender Male Christening Date 13 Apr 1748 Christening Place Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, England Father's Name Isaac Manchester Mother's Name Ruth Manchester Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NT5B-Q57 : accessed 2 August 2015), Isaac Manchester, 13 Apr 1748; citing Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, England, reference item 1; FHL microfilm 1,966,742. THE TETER AND MANCHESTER FAMILIES. By William T. Lindsey. Capt. Samuel Teter, who was one of the conspicuous figures in the early history of Washington county, Pa., where he owned large tracts of land, settled there with the Doddridge's and Wells's in 1773, in what is now Independence township, on the farm of 1,000 acres which he sold in the spring of 1797 to Isaac Manchester. It was named in the warrant "Plantation Plenty," and lies near the present village of West Middletown.Capt. Teter was a resident of Washington county he became the commandant of Fort Doddridge^ as related by his nephew, the Rev. Joseph Doddridge. After the sale of his farm to Mr. Manchester he went to Ross county, Ohio, settling on Lower Twin Creek, removing in his old age to the home of one of his sons-in-law, a McDonald, near Marysville, Union county, Ohio, where he died October 8, 1823 Capt. Teter was a resident of Washington county he became the commandant of Fort Doddridge^ as related by his nephew, the Rev. Joseph Doddridge. After the sale of his farm to Mr. Manchester he went to Ross county, Ohio, settling on Lower Twin Creek, removing in his old age to the home of one of his sons-in-law, a McDonald, near Marysville, Union county, Ohio, where he died October 8, 1823 Isaac Manchester came from Newport, R. I. He was of English descent, maybe English born, and in the arrangement of his Washington county residence and farm buildings he had in mind, apparently, the reproduction of an English manor house and home IGI Individual Record George Teator Marriages: Spouse: Ellen Allin Marriage: 08 DEC 1698 Prestbury, , Dorset, England George Teeter mentioned in the record of Henry Teeter Name George Teeter Gender Male Son Henry Teeter Other information in the record of Henry Teeter from England Births and Christenings Name Henry Teeter Gender Male Christening Date 27 May 1677 Christening Place Humbleton, York, England Father's Name George Teeter Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N1CS-8Z2 : accessed 2 August 2015), George Teeter in entry for Henry Teeter, 27 May 1677; citing Humbleton, York, England, reference item 21; FHL microfilm 1,657,108. George Teatter Canada Census, 1881 Name George Teatter Gender Male Age 73y Birth Year 1808 Birthplace Ireland Marital Status Married Occupation Farmer Ethnicity Irish Religion Ch. Eng. Head of Household Name George Teatter Household Role Gender Age Birthplace George Teatter M 73y Ireland Elisa Teatter F 58y Ireland William Teatter M 30y Ontario Citing this Record "Canada Census, 1881," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MVN3-Y2N : accessed 2 August 2015), George Teatter, Greenock, Bruce South, Ontario, Canada; citing p. 55; Library and Archives Canada film number C-13275, George Tetter England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8)============================ Name George Tetter Event Type Marriage Affiliate Publication Number RG7_062 Citing this Record George Tetter, 00 Feb 1722, Marriage; citing p. 92, Fleet, London, "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQWK-KPT : accessed 1 August 2015), George Tetter, 00 Feb 1722, Marriage; citing p. 92, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London. Virginia Land Patents Book 15
Fetter, Katherine. 20 Feb., 1688 — 18 July, 1690. To Cath- erine Shaw ; to granddaughter Mary ; John Tanner ; An- thony King, executor; witnesses Mark Parrish, Bennet Parrish. Full text of "English duplicates of lost virginia records"
George Richard 400 Wm. Lucas 200 Thomas Kinnerly & James Kinnerly 5756 James Kinnerly 210 Robert McKay 170 Benjamin Allen 170 do. 120 BenJ: Burden 3200 do. 1000 Robert McKay & Partners 2200 George Teter 200 John & Martin Dewitt 400 Wm. Tapp 1000 Wm. De at he ridge 950 Rob. McKay & Partners 891 John Wm. Hyte & Tho. Hylam 275 John Kaines 400 Robert McKay & Partners 9860 Col. Henry Willis 1779 Samuel Ferguson 300 Michael Geary 100 John Garth 400 Col. Henry Willis 260 William Russell 1000 Isaac Thomas 200 NOTE !!no Germans there!! NOTE THE GEORGE DIETER WHOM MARRIED MARIA LUTTMAN, INVENTORY OF HIS ESTATE BELOW SHOWS HE OWNED NO LAND, THEREFORE HE COULD NOT BE THE THE GEORGE TETTER WHO OWNED 200 ACRES OF LAND ON THE SMALL FORK OF THE ROBINSON RIVER
Georce l>t. and Michael Clore sign it vith her as sureties, and it is witnessed by James Porteus. Tl.e bond was acknowledged in Court on
An inspection of the actual bond shows that the widow signed the bond herself as -Maria Mariagroda Dieter". (The last name is partly covered by the seal). At this sa^e Court on March 22, ^SA i* ordered that Michael Cook, J.ichael Cafar. Michael Smith, and Adam Yeager, or any three of these, being first duly sworn, do appraise the estate of George Teater deceased. (Book I*, P. 58). . ror tracings of the signatures to this original bend, see the , next page: At court on llay 24, 1744, "the appraisement of George Teetors estate being returned into court hj Christopher Zinnienaan is admitted to record^Book 4, p. 106). The appraisement itself is dated May 25, 1744, and totaled 52 pounds and 10 shillings. It is recorded in Will Book No. 1, page 526, as follows: "Orange County on Wednesday the 25rd May 1744. , . According to the order of the "Worshipful Court of Orange, we the subscribers have appraised the Estate of George Teater Dec'd. in money, viz: nine head of cattle- L 6 - 0 - 0 . Two Horses — ^ 6-0-0 a Waggon 9-0-0 Two pair of waggon strings 0-15-0 Three guns ■^ " ^ ~ ^ Iron tools ^ ' ~ ° a pot two frying pans & what belongs to it 1-2-0 , Three saddles 1-0-0 A sith some reaping hooks & a knife to cut straw with 0-8-0 Two spinning wheels & three sieves 1-0-0 Two horse bels- 0-6-0 Some books 0-15-0 A water tub and pails 0-8-0 Two pounis of wool — ; 0-2-0 0 - 0 - 0 0 . 4. to -14-0 a rtig and Sheets ■■■— — " 52-10-0 t s d Michl Cook . . . liichl Cafer - / • Uicl Sniith At a court held for Orange County on Thursday the 24th day of . May 1744 The appraisement of George Teaters Estate Dec'd Being . Ret. into Court the sarae is adinitted to Record. ' ; ; v^V' / . V/ ; Test. Jonath Gibson. CI. Court. AS can. be seen this inventory includes the usual live stock, fanning Lnplements, guns, saddles, etc.; also "some books," the latter being valued at IS shillings. It would seem to indicate that George Teter was a ir^ of edu- cation, fairly ^en-to-do, and probably vrell along in years. The fact that his vddov; signed her o^vn name to the bond shows that she too was well educated for the tir^.e and a woman of character. • The aasociation «ith these men (Cook, Clore, etc.) «ho were taporlant members of the Hebron church, as well as the evident location of the land In that ccn^^uty see,.s to definitely place this George Teter, with wife Margaret, «ith that Hebron settlement distinct from the George Dieter spoken of belo« «ho apparently lived on the Opequon, up in the Valley of Virginia, across the mountains from the Hebron Community. This latter George Dieter was living and presented a suit in the Frederick Co. Va. court in June, 1744, after the other George Dieter of Hebron was dead.
Boyle, Co., Ky., in a fort … his great-grandfather [sic] Teator was in the French war, also in the Revolution; was at the battle of Ft. Duquesne, and, although wounded, was one of eight saved from a company of 200.” SOURCE: “The History of Appanoose County, Iowa” (Chicago: Western Historical Company., 1878), 590–591.
1760 Botetourt County. George Teeter was a solidier in Capt. THE FATHER Gist's Company in the First Virginia Regiment in 1760. Charles Allison proved his discharge, 11 Dec 1779 Bockstruck, 1988:246 French and Indian War Account Books vol. 1, 1762–1763” (Maryland Historical Society, MS 375) for Private George Teater lists credits for service in Alexander Beall’s company from October 9, 1757 to December 30, 1758; and in Dagworthy’s company from December 31, 1758 to April 26, 1759. The only entry in the debit column is a note “To [then] Lt. Burr Harrison by order to receive his pay.” This entry may indicate a debt owed, George Teater, Sergt in Col Byrd's Regt in 1761. Kentucky Co, Feb 1. 1780 THE SON 200 Acres George Teator Seargent Kentucky Col Byrd 1761. James Davis 50 acres Kentucky Col Byrd. George Teater, Sergt in Col Byrd's Regt in 1761. Kentucky Co, Feb 1. 1780 Source: Moss, 1990 18899-12-65-66-November 6, 1781: Top document. Major Thomas Quirk certified George Teater supplied 428 rations for himself and other officers belonging to the Illinois regiment himself and other officers NOTE while at Clarks Station George Teator was a Officer in the Illinois Regiment no rank given
George Fetter SAME MAN AS TETTER OR MAYBE 1ST COIUSIN England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name George Fetter Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 11 Feb 1722 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_067
A certificate book was kept by the clerk for the Virginia land commissioners who heard proof of claims for settlement and preemption rights by early settlers in Kentucky. The first entry was made at St. Asaphs on 13 October 1779; the last entry was made on 26 April 1780. It stated that the "Court of Commissioners for the County of Kentucky is dissolved." The published data is separated into different lists, which include those who received certificates of settlement and preemption warrants from the commissioners and those who did not. The second list is designated "Claims Rejected by the Commissioners" in this publication. This data was obtained from volume 21 of the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society (1923) . The material was later reprinted with the title Certificate Book of the Virginia Land Commission, 1779-1780 by the Southern Historical Press in 1981. The original records, which were in the possession of the Fayette County Court Clerk in 1923, cannot be located. Samuel M. Wilson in his First Land Courts of Kentucky (Lexington, 1923) explained the origin of the commissioners and their services to Kentucky settlers. The subject of land acquisition has also been covered by several of my articles. The main purpose of this chapter is to display the records alphabetically with emphasis on the type of certificate received and the location of the claim.
Feater, George 80.01.04 P 3 Dicks R 177
Madison County, Kentucky, Court Order Book A, 1787-1791 - Google Books Result by Jackie Couture - 1996 - Reference - 152 pages Ordered George Teeter Jr and Sr Samuel Harris George Hinter be appointed to view the road from mouth of Back Creek to the mouth of Paint lick Creek. Wed 6 may 1789 Ordered Samuel Teeter be appointed surveyor road from mouth of Sugar Creek to banks in the room of John Mathews and Moses Dooley NOTE George Teator and his sons Samuel and George were all qualified Frontier Surveyors 817 and 1827) deposition, land suit in Garrard Co Circuit Court, Samuel Harris said (spelling his own)..."In Fall 1786, went to see land on Back Creek and in 1787, I went to live on Paint Lick... I was on William Van Cleave's 750 ac survey......I removed from the neighborhood about 1807....regarding George Teater's common conversation, I never could have any confidence in what he would say....I understand he has left his wife and children and gone to Missouri and married another woman....I know he left his wife once before and I helped at that time to reconsile them to come together again. My opinion is that he would state matters which he had heard as being matters which he knew of his own knowledge, but I never knew him to sware falsely..." Signed Samuel Harris. George "Teeter" deposition was taken at at his house at Newc!astle, Henry Co KY, 16 Dec 1818. He says "...in 1782-83 I was at Wooley's Fork of Paint Lick....in the Fall of 1782 myself and 10 others on a hunting expedition inquired....a man by name of Leach said it was Wooley's Fork ....in Spring of 1783 I was with 6 men on same creek and I cut the name Wooley's Fork on a Beech....was never higher up than about one mile...Boon's Trace crossed Paint Lick near mouth of Wooley's Fork in 1782.... I settled on said creek in 1787 near the mouth... was Wooley's Fork...then called Back Creek......In the Fall of 1783 livers[?] at Maxwell Station, then and there, they called it Back Creek....".
Garrard County, Kentucky: Deed Books 1797-1802 Reference: Garrard County, Deed Books 1797-1802: Roll No. 7033134: Kentucky State Archives Jeter, George Sr & Esther Jeter, Samuel Teter, George & Esther Teter, Mary ORANGE COUNTY TITHE LISTS Orange County was created by act of assembly August 1734, from the westernmost portion of Spotsylvania County. This act was directed to take effect on January 1, 1734/5 Henry Downs Quarter 2 Geor Jeter 1 Robt Tanner] 2 Geo: Tanner 1788-1844 MARRIAGE RECORDS OF MADISON COUNTY, KENTUCKY Fetter, George Vancleve, Mary 72 May 281788
Lieutenant William Edmiston [kegley pg 35]Washington Co Person. Sergeant George Tearter [Teater] Privates. William Miller William Ferris Joseph Foreman Johnathon Wood Joseph Davis James Craig James Glen John Mccormick Joseph Snodgrass John Buchannan Robert Carson George Clerk John Mckenny Wiliam Wilmouth Richard Byrd Christopher Cooper William Ferril William Thompson John Thompson John Duncan James McCarty. END 1ST FRAME. 2ND FRAME ROLL 146 William Edmiston Lieutenant. Washington Co [kegley 337 Sergeant George Teetor Privates John Lowry Robert Lowry Alexander Moore Patrick McCutcheon John Finley James McCutcheon Barnabus Anderson John Sax James Berry George Smith Jonas Smith Mathew Kincannon Benjamin Burks Charles Carter John Mckenny Abraham Fielder Robert Edmunstone William Edmunstone Ezekial Kelly Robert Culbertson. END FRAME by Warren Skidmore, Heritage Books, Donna Kaminsky - 2002 - History - 283 pages [Kegley, 14-17] Lieutenant Gilbert Christian Ensign John Anderson Ensign Henry Moore Ensign Alexander Vance Sergeant George Tetoo [Teter] Sergeant William ... roll 136 Fincasle Miltia Kegley 23 25 Sergeant George Teter Pvt William Hall Lord Dunmores Little War of 1774: His Captains and Their Men Who ... - Google Books Result by Warren Skidmore, Heritage Books, Donna Kaminsky - 2002 - History - 283 pages Sergeant George Fetoo [Teter roll 136 Fincasle Miltia Kegley 23 25 Sergeant George Teter Capt James Thompson Co Sgt George Teater Pvt Robert Paris Pvt George Paris. Capt William Campbells Co. Fincastle Militia. 1774 Roll 144 This list was obtained from the following sources: (1) The Court records of Botetourt, Fincastle, Montgomery and Washington Counties; Fincastle Service claims Capt James Thompson allowance on 18 days horse hire. George Teater by 5 days horse hire.. Abraham Fetter DEBTOR Lieutenant William Edmiston [kegley pg 35]Washington Co Person. Sergeant George Tearter [Teater] Privates. William Miller William Ferris Joseph Foreman Johnathon Wood Joseph Davis James Craig James Glen John Mccormick Joseph Snodgrass John Buchannan Robert Carson NOTE there were 2 George Teaters both Sgts in the same Regiment in Lord Dunmores war. 5 Jan. 1773 The Cummings Petition, Location of the Homes of the Signers Call to Reverend Cummings A call from the united congregations of Ebbing and Sinking Springs, on Holston's River, Fincastle County, to be presented to the Rev. Charles Cummings, minister of the Gospel, at the Rev'd Presbytery, of Hanover, when sitting at the Tinkling Spring: Worthey and Dear Sir: We being in very destitute circumstances for want of the ordinances of Christ's house statedly administered amongst us under distressing spiritual languishment, and multitudes perishing in our sins for want of the bread of life broken among us; our Sabbaths too much profaned, or at least wasted in melancholy silence at home; our hearts and hands discouraged; our spirits broken with our mournful condition, so that human language cannot sufficiently paint List of Signatories The following is an alphabetical list of the signatories. This listed as been composited from several versions of the list as discussed at A comparison of Signatory Lists for the Call to Rev. Cummings. The various versions of this list differ not only as to who appears on them, but also as to the spelling of the names. The spelling used in the following list has been arbitrarily chosen to reflect either modern usage, or a "concensus" view of the the different sources.
George Feater Botetourt County Road Orders 1770-1778 is the fourth volume of ...... Ordered that Andrew Callivan George Adams George Fetter Feb 22, 2007 - Botetourt County Road Orders 1770-1778 is the fourth volume of ...... Ordered that Andrew Callivan George Adams George Fetter George
Charles Kitchen England Births and Christenings Name: Charles Kitchen Gender: Male Christening Date: 03 Dec 1732 Christening Place: SAINT KATHERINE COLEMAN,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND Father's Name: Charles Kitchen Mother's Name: Hanah Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C04093-1 , System Origin: England-ODM , GS Film number: 560022, 560023 Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NPMG-7RX : accessed 2 August 2015), Charles Kitchen, 03 Dec 1732; citing SAINT KATHERINE COLEMAN,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND, r Name George Tetter Event Type Marriage Affiliate Publication Number RG7_062 Citing this Record George Tetter, 00 Feb 1722, Marriage; citing p. 92, Fleet, London, "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQWK-KPT : accessed 1 August 2015), George Tetter, 00 Feb 1722, Marriage; citing p. 92, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London.
Microfilm No. S 108.399 Warrants, Surveys, and Related Documents 1-909 Secretary of State, Land Grant Office North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, NC Part 1 No. 115 - Charles KITCHEN, 95 Acres, Issued April 6, 1753, Book No. 2, Page No. 40. Location: Upon W fork of ROCKY Creek. No. 139 - Samuel DAVIS, 627 Acres, Grant No. 225, Issued April 9, 1753, Book No. 2, Page No. 44. Location: W. side CATAWBA River about 6 miles below TUCKANEGA ford. o. 176 - Thomas REYNOLDS, 600 Acres, Grant No. 293, Issued August 30, 1753, Book No. 2, Page No. 60. Location: S side of S fork of CATAWBA River. No. 177 - Thomas REYNOLDS, 300 Acres, Grant No. 294, Issued August 30, 1753, Book No. 2, Page No. 60. Location: On KINGS Creek that runs into BROAD River on the W side. No. 178 - Thomas REYNOLDS, 400 Acres, Grant No. 295, Issued August 30, 1753, Book No. 2, Page No. 60. Location: On BUFFLOW Creek about 4 miles above the fork. No. 179 - Thomas REYNOLDS, 500 Acres, Grant No. 296, Issued August 30, 1753, Book No. 2, Page No. 61. Location: On BUFFLOW Creek that runs into BROAD River.
Azarias Davis England Deaths and Burials Name Azarias Davis Gender Female Burial Date 27 Nov 1740 Burial Place Bristol, Gloucester, England Citing this Record "England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J86T-MPP : accessed 2 August 2015), Azarias Davis, 27 Nov 1740; citing , reference item 3; FHL microfilm 1,595,986. George Peres England Births and Christenings Name: George Peres Gender: Male Christening Date: 10 Jan 1579 Christening Place: COLESHILL,WARWICK,ENGLAND Father's Name: Rich. Peres Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C01598-2 , System Origin: England-ODM , GS Film number: 229158 Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NG9Q-M6F : accessed 2 August 2015), George Peres, 10 Jan 1579; citing COLESHILL,WARWICK,ENGLAND,
1 tax list Geo Paris. James Lockart Scotland, Births and Baptisms Name James Lockart Gender Male Christening Date 26 Jun 1659 Christening Place , KILMARNOCK, AYR, SCOTLAND Father's Name James Lockart Mother's Name Agnes Bordland Citing this Record "Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XTVP-9H3 : accessed 2 August 2015), James Lockart, ; citing Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland, reference 2:16DQS3G; FHL microfilm 1,041,386.
Lockhart, Benjamin. grantee. Title Land grant 20 June 1798. Summary Location: Washington County. Description: 50 acres on the waters of Thompsons Creek a branch of Clinch River adjoining John Neal. Source: Land Office Grants No. 40, 1797-1798, p. 239 (Reel 106). Part of the index to the recorded copies of grants issued by the Virginia Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia Andrew Rae Scotland, Births and Baptisms Name Andrew Rae Gender Male Christening Date 07 Apr 1633 Christening Place , FALKIRK, STIRLING, SCOTLAND Father's Name Andrew Rae Mother's Name Bessie Burne Citing this Record "Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XTK1-JP8 : accessed 2 August 2015), Andrew Rae, ; citing Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Scotland, reference 2:17TTZF7; FHL microfilm 1,041,942. THE PARTRIDGE STORE ACCOUNTS: whose stores were in Hanover and Louisa Cos., VA., in the early part of the 18th Century are invaluable, as references to the household purchases of Our Ancestors back when. FROM: pg 129 of same: MR. ANDREW RAY, Sep 8, 1738 {25 ells bro: linnen {@ 15d. 1-1/2 doz. gun flints 0.1.0., carried to D p. 121 Credits:{an order for 2 woolves heads 3.8.0., by cash}. pg 121: MR. ANDREW RAY, 1738 Sep. 8 {1 pr. mens Shoes, 1 pr boys Shoes}. Credits: 1738 Sep. 8 {balle due to you Brot from B, 129}. COMMENT: Andrew & Son - Samuel - needed "Shoes"; the "Gun needed Ammunition" to put meat on the table and Ellender needed new "Sheets/Shirts, etc." !?! One way or another, an interesting look into a couple of day's purchases, in 1738 at: THE PARTRIDGE STORE Made by: MR. ANDREW RAY.
FROM: Virginia Land Patents No. 22, 1743-1745 {v1 & 2 p 1-161}, pg 247 {1} REAY, Andrew Date: 15 March 1744 Location: Hanover County Description: 63 acres on both sides of the north fork of James River adjoining his own, and John ROGERS lines.
ANDREW REY, 40 acs., Louisa Co.,; adj. the sd. REYn, Thomas WILLIAMSON, Nathaniel WINSTON & HACKITT; 16 Aug 1756, pg 206. 5 Shill.
Virginia Land Patent Book #34, 1756-1765, pgs 144-145 Date: 9th Novembe 1764 To: Benjamin BROWN, Jr. Land: 1400 Acres - Louisa Co., VA For The Importation of: Andrew RAY, Eleanor RAY, Samuel RAY and Mary RAY Thomas RAY, Andrew RAY 11, Jane RAY or Sarah RAY: Are Not Listed. NOTE: Thomas, Jane and Sarah sign the Louisa Co., VA Deeds on the: 19th August 1757, pgs 210-212 to Andrew RAY, Infant; 9th August 1757, pgs 212-214 to Thomas RAY 16th August 1757, pgs 237-238 to Francis GRAHAM {m Mary RAY dau of Andew RAY & Eleanor}. "Andrew RAY Does Not" and is referred to as an "Infant" in the documents.
From: Albemarle Co., VA Deeds, 13th June 1765, pgs 73-74 From: Andrew RAY {b ca 1744 or before} TO: Robert MILLER .....................NO WIFE SIGNS...............
From: "Andrew RAY And His Wife Mary" To: Francis GRAHAM {m Mary, dau of Andrew RAY & Eleanor} ...............Both: Andrew & Mary RAY Sign........
.......... Was m to a "Mary" on the 6th October 1765........ Therefor: It does not appear: "Sarah RAY Who Witnessed the 1757 Louisa Co., VA., Deeds" was the "Wife of Andrew RAY II, b ca 1744 or before". ITEM: Louisa Co., VA Deed Book B, pgs 209-210 Date: 23rd July 1757 Thomas HACKET and Mary, his wife, of St. Margaret's Par., Carolina Co., to Charles GOODMAN of Fredericksville Par., Louisa Co., Pound 40 current money. 400 acres on south side of the south branch of the north fork of James River in Fredericksville Par., .........Roland HORSLEY's corner on the river bank....... ......his and Nathaniel WINSTON's corner................. .........Andrew RAYES {RAY's} line....................... Signed: Thomas {X} HACKETT .............Mary {X} HACKETT Andrew RAY - "Alive in 1766" - Son of Joseph RAY Please See Will Of Father Joseph RAY Louisa Co., VA Deed Book A, pg 237/238 16th August 1757 "Samuel RAY and Jane, his wife, to Francis GRAHAM, both of Louisa Co. Pursuant to the desire of Andrew RAY, dec'd. hath granted and conveyed to Francis GRAHAM and Mary, his wife, 100 acres; part of the lands belonging to Andrew RAY, dec'd., on the south side of the south branch of the North fork of the James River between two ledges of mountains...on south bank of sd. River...Thomas RAY's corner...Andrew RAY's corner. ........................Signed: Samuel {X} RAY .................................Jan RAY Nancy ALLEGREE m William RAY 29th May 1808, Garrard Co., Kentucky. 1. Giles ALLEGRE b 10th August 1685 Lyons, France. ...2 James Giles ALLEGRE b ca 1711 Virginia .....3. Matthew Andrew ALLEGRE d Madison Co., KY ...........................m 1st Elizabeth COX .............................4. Giles ALLEGRE d 1823 Orange Co., Indiana ...........................m 2nd Mary MOORMAN .............................4. Nancy ALLEGRE b ca 1788 NOTE: b ca 1788 would have made Nancy ALLEGRE, dau of Matthew ALLEGREE, of Legal Age in 1808, and Giles ALLEGREE would then have signed a Marriage Bond as "Surety" not as "Giving Consent". Zacharia RAY signed on pg 313 and the on-line account only goes to 250. RAY/MAUPIN Families, to be able to place a Zachariah RAY in Albemarle Co., VA "On The Ground" in the area where Samuel RAY m Jane/Jean/Jan MAUPIN lived and then write a "Preponderence of Evidence Letter" as in a Court of Law that: "Zachariah RAY was indeed the son of Samuel RAY and Jane/Jean/Jan MAUPIN." Here Is One Document For That Purpose: ITEM: TEN THOUSAND NAME PETITION, pg 313 "Some individuals from Albemarle Co., VA": Samuel RAY Zacharis RAY" For Zachariah RAY: Ten Thousand Name Petition, pg 313 Samuel RAY b Louisa Co., VA {Son of Andrew} ......................d 9th October 1788 Albemarle Co., VA ......................m Jean/Jane MAUPIN Louisa Co., VA CHILDREN: 1. Daniel REA/RAY 2. Peggy REA/RAY 3. Andrew REA/RAY 4. Robert REA/RAY 5. Thomas REA/RAY 6. Margaret REA/RAY 7. Zacharia REA/RAY 1779 - Saml RAY Signs the Albemarle Co., VA Declaration RAY, Samuel; 5 White Males 16 & Older Mary BENGE, dau of Thomas BENGE & Susannah LEWIS m Zachariah RAY in Surry Co., North Carolina with their "First Son" - Samuel RAY b 9th October 1782. ITEM: Samuel RAY - b 9th October 1782 is indeed: "Proven As The Son Of Zachariah RAY And His Wife Mary, as is his birthday and the year of". ITEM: An exhaustive "Research Manuscript" of 6 pages on: ......................"King David" BENGE - 1760-1854.................. "Eldest Son" of Thomas BENGE & Susannah LEWIS and "Brother" of Mary BENGE, On 17 Dec 1804, Zachariah?s oldest child, Samuel, was married to Susan Teator. Samuel Tetor- marr. Elizabeth Ray- Samuel Teeter bro. of George Teeter SR. Joseph Wray.- 1800-1810 Garrard CO KY Garrard County Marriages 1796 - 1850 Ray, Michael Sept. 28, 1812 Collier, Patsy Ray, Samuel Consent given by father, Zachariah Ray Dec. 17, 1804 Teeter, Susy Bondsman is Samuel Teeter Bettie RAY2 was born in 1869. She died in 1948 in Madison Co. Kentucky. Jonas Griffith Wales, Brecknockshire, Parish Registers Name Jonas Griffith Event Type Baptism Event Date 12 Mar 1723 Event Place Llansbyddyd, Brecknockshire, Wales Citing this Record "Wales, Brecknockshire, Parish Registers, 1538-1912," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KCVY-62Z : accessed 2 August 2015), Jonas Griffith, 12 Mar 1723, Baptism; from "Parish Records Collection 1538-2005," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing Llansbyddyd, Brecknockshire, Wales, p. , The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm . Jonas Griffith Wales, Caernarvonshire, Parish Registers Name Jonas Griffith Event Type Marriage Event Date 02 May 1712 Event Place Bodfuan, Caernarvonshire, Wales Spouse's Name Anna Wm Citing this Record "Wales, Caernarvonshire, Parish Registers, 1538-1912," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC2H-G2Z : accessed 2 August 2015), Jonas Griffith and Anna Wm, 02 May 1712, Marriage; from "Parish Records Collection 1538-2005," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing Bodfuan, Caernarvonshire, Wales, p. , The National Archives, Kew, Surrey; FHL microfilm . 1787-1844 MARRIAGE RECORDS OF MADISON COUNTY, KENTUCKY Griffith, Samuel Teater, Sarah 47 Jun 12 1791 Jackson Co., TN Loose District/Chancery Court Papers Reel #74 Gailbreath - Gibson, E. ADMR vs DRAPER, JOHN S. et al Chancery 1911 DEPOSITIONS 27 June 1912: Jonas Griffith Sr. had seven children, Jonas, Johney, Samey, David, Polly, Betsy and Nelly - four boys and three girls. Jonas Griffith Sr. married Nancy Short. David Griffith married Ruth Whipple. Nellie Griffith married Richard Lock. David Griffith had children. The oldest was John, James, Sam the three boys. The three girls were Sallie, Polly & Nancy. Jonas Griffith had about thirteen children. Sam Griffith, Gus Griffith, Byram Griffith, Dock Griffith, James Porter Griffith my father married Sallie Griffith, Sallie Griffith, Nancy Griffith, Polly Griffith, Mariah Griffith, Lucy Griffith and others. Clay York [age "soon be 67" given below]. Knew Ellen Draper all her life. Her father was Jonas Lock. Jonas Lock's mother was Nellie Griffith before she married Richard Lock. Jonas Griffith Sr. was the father of Nellie Griffith. Jonas Griffith Sr. was my grgrgrandfather. He had four sons, David, Jonas Jr., Sam and John. David Griffith's boys and girls were Polly Witcher, Sally Griffith, Nancy Ballard, John ?fouther Griffith, Sam Teter Griffith and I understand there was one named Jaim ?Griham Griffith. Question: Did you ever see Sam Teter Griffith? Answer: The first time I saw him he was living up on the creek. He moved to Missouri, or I saw him start out for Missouri. Question: What became of Jonas Griffith Sr.'s children? Answer: Jonas died on the Quarles farm. David Griffith Wales, Carmarthenshire, Parish Registers Name David Griffith Event Type Baptism Event Date 10 Mar 1741 Event Place Llangendeirne, Carmarthenshire, Wales Citing this Record "Wales, Carmarthenshire, Parish Registers, 1538-1912," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KCL7-J63 : accessed 2 August 2015), David Griffith, 10 Mar 1741, Baptism; from "Parish Records Collection 1538-2005," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing Llangendeirne, Carmarthenshire, Wales, p. , The National Archives, Kew, Surrey. A letter written in 1921 by H.H. Griffith, g-son of David Griffith, describing our g-g-g-g-g Grandfather "Jonis Griffith mentions Jonis Griffith's two brothers, John & David, and Jonis Griffith's three son's, "Jonis", John & David, and children of his son "David", our great grandfather who was your great, great grandfather JonisGriffith with John and David, his two older brothers, came to America and settled in the state of North Carolina Jonis Griffith the character of this sketch was then a mere boy of sixteen years of age. About the year 1755 or probably 1760, accompanied by Daniel Boone, and two other men from North Carolina to Kentucky on a hunting expedition, this party of four broke camp one morning-Boone going in one direction and the other composed of the two men and the boy went in the opposite direction from the way Boone went. (Now if you ever read the life of Daniel Boone you will notice he never knew what ever became of the three-which was incorrect as for Daniel Boone in after years visited Jonis Griffith son David, my own Grandfather. I mention this discrepancy to show that history, at least sometimes, is incorrect. Beads exhibiting distinctive Amsterdam-made characteristics were employed by the Dutch and English in the early North American fur trade. They have been recovered from Five-Nations Iroquois, Onondaga, and Susquehannock tribal sites. From 33% to 53% of all the Amsterdam bead varieties identified in the sampling of the more than 15,000 beads noted above, "make up from 42% to 71% of these sites' bead collections.27 From Ontario to Virginia, Amsterdam-type beads were a staple item of English and Dutch trade goods.A significant proportion of beads found in Florida's Indian sites are likewise characteristic Amsterdam varieties. Likewise, of the 348 beads recovered from an Indian village in Radford Va Title: Source:Kegley, 1982 (vol 2 Fincastle, Montgomery, and Wythe Counties) page Person Date Place Data 108 John Taylor, assignee of William Kavenaough, assignee of George Teeter, 30 acres opposite land Taylor now lives on below the mouth of Crab Creek, settled in 1772. Commisoners Certificates, p81. 327 > Lands of Frederick Starnes on Crab Creek, Botetourt County, were sold in 1768 to George Teeter. Page 81.--12th February, 1768. Frederick Starn (Stern) to George Teetar, £10, 85 acres by patent 22d August, 1753, on Crab Creek, a branch of New River. Teste: W. Ingles, William Davis, John Taylor, John and Wm. Buchanan. Sent to George Teeter by his order, April, 1769. [p.475] RECORDS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY 1745-1800; DEED BOOK NO. 15. RADFORD VA was formerly called Crab Creek now Christianburg Montgomery co Va. This is where George Teator and Sarah Parris lived in the 1760s. Mar 4 1770, Botetourt Co Deed Book 1, p. 88. George Teater and Sarah his wife to Howard Heavin. 10 pounds, 85 acres on Crab Creek, a branch of the New River; Revolutionary War Pension Application of Thomas Morgan That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated ---- that he volunteered in Botetourt County we marched from Parris's fort on the bank of the New River to Cavender's fort four miles down the river thence back to Parris's fort visiting each alternately during the whole three months, guarding against the Indians. Next he volunteered at the same place where he first entered the service, a few days after the expiration of the last tour, to guard Parris's fort four months against the Indians 13.) Entry #: 3441 (Image) 134 KB Date: 3/10/1784 Book: 2 Page: 67 Name: Teator, George Assignee of #1: How, John William Acres: 100 Type of WT: Treasury WT #1: 6828 WaterCourse: Unknown SurveyedAmendedWithdrawn: W Adjoined Alexander Collier on the east, Shelton assignee of Dougherty on the north to join Flournoy on the west and to join the place whereon [Abraham Garrison ]then lived Acres: 100 Type of WT: Treasury WT #1: 6828 14.) Entry #: 4069 (Image) 49 KB Date: 2/19/1785 Book: 2 Page: 185 Name: Teators, Samuel Assignee of #1: Howe, John William Acres: 600 Type of WT: Treasury WT #1: 6826 NOTE both of Howes sisters were married to- Robert Parris and George Parris, Shelby Kentucky 1797 TETERS, Robert one white male over 21; one black under 16; three horses; one stud; PARIS, Robert one white male over 21; four blacks under 16; six horses A record as follows Gentleman appointed commisioners on behalf of this Govt to meet and treat with the Indians as to order to meet at George Paris house near Fredericktown june 13 1752 Dinwiddie Papers Vol 1 pg 9. George Pearis, Administrator of estate of Sara, his mother. Dated May, 1753, Augusta Co., VA (Ab AUGUST, 1768 (B). George Paris, debtor to Archibald Fresher (?).--Sundries and labor. To cooking and washing for six months for him and his daughter at 6/. Credit by one wagon body at 6/.
This Johannes Dieter signed a petition, dated Feb. 10, I767. from the inhabitants of Berks Co. mostly from the Tulpehocken district, asking for a roa. from Reading to Fort Augusta on the Susquehanna river (Provincial Papers, vol. 36, p. 12) "To the Worshipful his Majestys Justices of Orange County _ The Petition of Svoidry Inhabitan^s of Opeckon Sheweth rhat yr. petitioners lay under great ilLconveniency for want of a Road from Jost Kytes Mill to Ashby's bent Ford on Shanando humbly pray that Ir. Worships ^11 Order that , a Waggon Road 3 be cleared And yr Petitioners etc." " Among the signers were "Yost heid," John Kite, George EoY.Tnan, Jacob Christ- nan, and especially " Jeor^ Dieter ". (His first name is almost covered by a blot of ink) See photostat. : ^ v ' : ; . ; Tracings of signatures to this petition THE 1ST NAME IS JOHN (from the original) • . ■• George Dieter^ Qpeguon; ' : y-^-y^^ ^ Karia, b. May, 1734. bap. Nov. 5, 1735. : .- v^ Sponsors: Christoph Schlaegel and wife. ^ ; "■Susanna, b. Sept. 1736. bap. June 5, 1757. Sponsors: Jacob Christman and vdfe Magdalena. ■John George_, b. March 9, 1759. bap. April 29, 1739.
the John George Dieter born 1739
NOTE this George Teator paid 106 pounds of Tobacco land Tax 1744 Frederick County Clerk Fees .Teator, George-----------------103 THREFORE a Negro Slaver THERE were 2 a English George Tetter - FETTER and a Palantine servant John George Dieter of Joost Hyte living in the same Area Madison County, 1787 Boon, Squire 0 0 0 5 0 C Teeter, George 0 1 3 8 18 A, here with 4 male negro slaves horses cattle NOTE THE SON a Negro Slaver well expeiranced in Negro slave control Vancleve, Abigal 1 0 0 2 17 A Margaret Teator, daughter of George Teator, indentured to Martin Cartmell on 3 June 1746 (Kellogg 1958, 36, referencing Frederick Co. Court Record Book 2, 104.) 1746, 3 June. Martin Cartnell having moved the Court to have Margaret Teator, daughter of George Teator, bound to him, which was granted to him. At a court on June 9. 1744, the suit of Geor£e^eator vs. Sponsour Jons was heard.. "The Defendant not appearing, the plaintiff in Court produced the defendant-s bill for W - 16 - 0 pensilvanla noney of the value of t 2 - 2 - 0 current noney of Virginia, ^erefore it is considered by the Court that the said Plaintiff recover against sd. Defendant sd. sun of t £ - 2 - 0 and costs of Suit and the Defendant in mercy etc." (Order Book No. 1, p. 127) NOTE THE NAME IS FEATER £e^eator NOT Dieter on June S, 1746, "ifartin Cartnell having moved the Court to have Margaret Teator, daughter of Geor.e Teator bound to hi^, which was granted to him and sd -iartin having in open Court acknowledged his indenture to the sd Margaret the sane is ordered to lye in the office (Book 2, p. 104). Title: Source:Clark, 1983 78
research though, shows George Teater signed his pay over to Burr Harrison and was recruited by Thomas Bullit in Bealls Company. They were from Virginia which demonstrates George Teater was in their debt back in Virginia Accounts, 1753 – Clerk of Court (M-Z)—Box 4 Account
George Pearis Clerk's fees 1753 (6 x 19 ½) Richard Pearis Clerk's fee 1753 (4 ½ x 19 ½) Accounts, 1753 – Clerk of Court (M-Z)—Box 4 Account
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Washington County Surveyor Records, 1781-1797. Page 277 - John Porterfield...150 ac...on a fork of Bakers Creek, waters of the Middle Fork of Holston River...Commissioners Certificate...granted to George Tetor...Beginning corner to Hugh Johnsons land...corner to Crose Keetons land...February 13, George Tetor...150 ac...on a branch of the Middle Fork of Holston...60 ac. surveyed on January 16, 1774, includes improvements, actual settlement Full text of "Register of Kentucky State Historical Society" https://archive.org/.../registerofkentuc21kent_0_djvu.txt Internet Archive ... this 22nd day of April 1780— Present "Wm Fleming Stephen Trigg & Edm'd Lyne ...... (Cert issd for 1000) Elisha Liekley by Cornelias Gatter this day claimed a ... At a Court Continued & held by the Commissioners of Kentucky District for Adjusting Titles to unpatented lands at St. Asaphs this 22nd day of April 1780— (Cert issd for 1400) 25 Micheal Thomas by Henry Thomas this day claimed a settlement & pre- empt 'n to a tract of Land in the district of Kentucky on Acc't of raising a Crop of Corn in the year 1776 lying on the South side of Dicks River adjoining Teator to include his improvem't Satis- factory proof being made to the Court they are of Opinion that the s'd Thomas has a right to settlement of 400 Acres of land to include the above location & the preemption of 1000 Acres of land adjoining & that a Cert, issue accord- ingly.— . Therefore George Teator was in Kentucky prior to 1776
Founders of Germantown PA Doeden, Jan, 12n, 30n, 54–55, 59–61, [Tuten; Jhon,
The 1782 Washington County, Virginia Personal Property Tax List Totten, Benjamin 1 6 9 The 1782 Montgomery County, Virginia Land Tax List Name Acerage Value Tax Totten, John 210 17/10 3/6 The page numbers given in the last column are to the Fincastle Entry Book. Harrison, Burr, decd 79.11.06 SC 3 Heirs S of Knob Lick 40 Teeter, George 74.01.16 60 C Middle Fk Holston 18 Feater, George 80.01.04 P 3 Dicks R 177 Family History Library microfilm 1688781), quoted great-great-grandson James Gibson Teter's story of "four Teter brothers who emigrated from England to America," of which Below here are unknown Teaters, Joseph Morris Thomas Charles Edward and Benjamin
1759 tax list:Joseph Teater 4 poles NOTE its highly possile Morris Tetter could have been a younger brother of the George Teator of Kentucky, He may have been White and married a Lumbee woman of the Santee Lumbee Family explaining the relationship between William Teater and the Lumbee John Santee who worked for him and their children Samuel Teeter and Sarah Santee marrIage. parris Teator middle name was also M Morris Tyter mentioned in the record of Alice Tyter Name Morris Tyter Gender Male Wife Jane Daughter Alice Tyter Other information in the record of Alice Tyter from England Births and Christenings Name Alice Tyter Gender Female Christening Date 03 Aug 1862 Christening Place HASLEMERE,SURREY,ENGLAND Father's Name Morris Tyter Mother's Name Jane Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NB62-5BC : accessed 3 August 2015), Morris Tyter in entry for Alice Tyter, 03 Aug 1862; citing TETTER An infrequent Lumbee name. A Lumbee named Morris Tetter (1737-1812) is reported at the Cummings Cemetery off Union Chapel Road near Pembroke by Jane Blanks Barnhill, Sacred Grounds, 2007, a listing of 162 Lumbee cemeteries in Robeson County CUMMINGS CEMETERY (Located off Union Chapel Road on Left from Pembroke, NC) TETTER, Morris - 1737 - 1812 - 1737 - 1812 TETTER An infrequent Lumbee name. A Lumbee named Morris (1737-1812) is reported at the Cummings Cemetery off Union Chapel Road near Pembroke by Jane Blanks Barnhill, Sacred TETTER, Morris - 1737 - 1812 TETTER An infrequent Lumbee name. A Lumbee named Morris Tetter(1737-1812) is reported at the Cummings Cemetery off Union CENSUS YEAR: 1790 STATE: NC COUNTY: Robeson
143-12 Kitchen, Joseph 1 1 5 1 . 137-38 Tutor, Dread . . . 3 . Chester County Land Abstracts Vol 1 1681-1730 1 tax list Geo Paris. Edward Tutier. 124 acres patent. Capt Joshua Bealls of Prince George Co muster UNDATED personal journal of the Capt. to Edward Taytor of ditto OR Taetor. NOTE EDWARD TAYTOR was in Joshua Bealls company 8 months before a Samuel Teater enlisted in this Company Edward Tetter England, Essex Parish Registers Name Edward Tetter Event Type Burial Event Date 27 Oct 1574 Event Place Waltham-Abbey, Essex, England Gender Male Father's Name Robert Tetter Citing this Record "England, Essex Parish Registers, 1503-1997," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XKCQ-ZZC : accessed 3 August 2015), Edward Tetter, 27 Oct 1574, Burial; citing Waltham-Abbey, Essex, England, Record Office, Chelmsford
Charles Teater England Births and Christenings Name Charles Teater Gender Male Christening Date 05 Sep 1784 Christening Place DORKING,SURREY,ENGLAND Father's Name Richard Teater Mother's Name Elizabeth Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NLPB-6G7 : accessed 3 August 2015), Charles Teater, 05 Sep 1784; citing DORKING,SURREY,ENGLAND, On March 22,1787 George Adams deeded to Timothy Logan, B A page 39 MCR. On 1797 Tax list 50 acres on Paint Lick Creed in Madison County, and 5 horses. Will Book L page511, papers 1503 GMR, Timothy came to Kentucky about 1778 from North Carolina. Was probably the only member of his family to come to Kentucky. The Logan's were Scotch-Irish extraction. Buried in the Logan Cemetery on Kelly Ridge. February 26,1780 Company of Captain John Allison under the command ofColonel John Bowman, County of Kentucky County Virginia, also serving in the company were Samuel Teater, Joseph Wray, Ambrose Ross, Thomas Dooley, early Garrard Countains. Others include John Kelly, Charles Teater,
1786-1844 MARRIAGE RECORDS OF MADISON COUNTY, KENTUCKY Teater, Thomas White, Rebecca 28 Dec 29 1796 Thomas Teater and Charles Teater may have been sons of George Teator of Kentucky whom died before his will 1815 [add comment] [edit] =======================================================================================================================Teter, George. grantee. Title Land grant 10 January 1736. Summary Location: Orange County. Description: 200 acres on the south side the Robinson River in the Little Fork of the same adjoining Roger Quarles As printed in the "Story of Georgia and The Georgia People" by George Gillman Smith ©1901 St JOHNS, LIBERTY, St DAVID, St PHILIP. 1765 to 1774. Geo Teter John Tanner Roger Quarles St JOHNS, OGEECHEE ST. PHILIPS. Geo Parris,
TETER FAMILY. Samuel Teter married Mary Doddridge, of \ irgini family of the Old Dominion, of the old Colonial stock couple settled first in Pennsylvania, and about the year \7\ they moved to the interior of Ohio, and, going up the built the first cabin at Chillicothe. In 1800 Samuel Teter ti ily to Ross County, and there they lived until his It that Samuel Teter had made at least two expeditions removing his family thither. There is yel pr< Newton Teter an iron tomahawk that beloi ; to ! was made by David Stuart in western Pennsylvania ii one of the first tomahawks carried by an I across the Ohio River. It was carried by Mr. Tel to examine the Territory of Ohio, and on this companions had several narrow escape- from the 111 and Mary (Doddridge) Teter were born five children Mary John and Daniel, all of whom lived to matf John Teter, son of Samuel, was born in Washington County, Pa., Jan. 11, 1777. He married Mary Edmiston, who was born in Ohio. Her mother was a member of the Hare family, who wer* a numerous family of energetic people of German descent, NOTE HERE. The only Germans in this family were the Hares not the Teeters. The Edmistons were of English stock, and Mrs. Mary (Edmiston) Teter's father was the only one to come to America, he settling on Buck- skin Creek in Ross County, Ohio Teter's father was the only one to come to America, NOTE here Teter's father was the only one to come to America , Being Samuel Teeter, In many cases there County Biographies are not correct. The question is how credible was John Teter the son of Samuel Teeter and Mary Doddridge, was he he a honest man? This was the history of his father Samuel Teeter given. John Teter said that his doctor bill in all those years would not amount to ten dollars. John Teter was a lifelong farmer, never ran for office and never engaged in any speculation. He was very conscientious,. Teter's father was the only one to come to America . If correct the most logical situation would be Samuel Teeter came to America from Ireland as a soldier in Braddocks Army. which was composed of soldiers from Scotland England Wales Y search DNA results of Samuel Teeter show at a distance of 8 generations he as well Teator clan Kentucky show to the Jones and Watkins families of Wales..
Joseph Doddridge. He said Samuel Teater was engaged at Braddocks defeat. If thats the case he could of only been a Irish Concscipt or a Black Guard from Scotland. Samuel Teeter was born Jan 1735, he came over from Ireland 1755 as a regular soldier in Braddocks Srmy, 3 witness facts attest to that His son John Teter his grandson James Gibson Teeter and his nephew Joseph Doddridge,, Samuel Teeter was related DNA wise to the George Teator of Kentucky back in England and Wales but they were not brothers.. Samuel's invalid grandson Samuel D. Teter of Ross County, Ohio, in a letter dated June 26th, 1866, reluctantly dictated in answer to persistent queries from Lyman Draper and Narcissa Doddridge (Draper 5E42–43, Wisconsin Historical Society).1 Miss Doddridge's comments to Mr. Draper imply that she did not consider this grandson a reliable source. He himself was quoted further, "You can make out a Biography of Capt. Sam Teter to suit yourself without fear of any living person contradicting any statement you may make Part 1 Embarking for Glory On January 8, 1755 in the cold, wet winter of Ireland, troops of two British Regiments of Foot, the 44th commanded by Sir Peter Halkett and the 48th commanded by Col. Thomas Dunbar, began the process of embarking on troop ships at Cove near Cork, Ireland. It was several days before everyone was on board and the tide and weather were right. Finally, on January 13th the ships raised anchor and began the long, uncomfortable trip to America. Their commander, Major General Edward Braddock, had sailed just before Christmas to get to Virginia in time to arrange for the troops’ arrival.
Samuel Teeter would have been a Ordinary Soldier of Foot and departed Ireland to America age 20 Jan 13 th Just passing 19 years old.
Name: Samuel Tetter Spouse's Name: Jane Wood Event Date: 1764 Event Place: St. Margaret, Rochester, Kent, Eng Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M16512-1 , System Origin: England-VR , GS Film number: 1469266 , Reference
SINGLE FREEMEN: Samuel TEETER NOTE Samuel Teter disappeared From all American records from 1763 to 1768., HE went home to his Native England had a short lived marriage. perhaps his wife Mary died. He returned to Bedford to America to claim Tomahawk rights to Land Perhaps Samuels mother was a Manchester
Christening Place: SOMPTING, SUSSEX, ENGLAND Father's Name: George Tater Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C16192-2 , System Origin: England-VR , GS Film number: 1068992 , Reference ID: - 2:1CVBM7K Family History Library microfilm 1688781), quoted great-great-grandson James Gibson Teter's story of "four Teter brothers who emigrated from England to America," of which
"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J78C-59B : accessed 4 August 2015), George Tater in entry for Henry, 1772; citing Sompting, Sussex, England, reference - 2:1CVBM7K; FHL microfilm 1,068,992.
"England, Warwickshire Parish Registers, 1535-1984," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VHXF-BN7 : accessed 4 August 2015), George Tutor, 30 Nov 1606, Christening; citing Allesley, Warwickshire, England, Record Office, Warwick; FHL microfilm 548,381. THERE WERE 9 George Teeters variants of England between 1600s 1700s Samuel Tetter England Births and Christenings Name Samuel Tetter Gender Male Christening Date 05 Jul 1724 Christening Place St. John the Baptist Church, Margate, Kent, England Father's Name Joseph Tetter Mother's Name Mary Tetter Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJWL-YVR : accessed 4 August 2015), Samuel Tetter, 05 Jul 1724; citing Margate, Kent, England, reference 1724; F
Samuel Tetar England Births and Christenings Name Samuel Tetar Gender Male Christening Date 23 Jul 1626 Christening Place WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Father's Name Jan Tetar Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NPDM-P84 : accessed 4 August 2015), Samuel Tetar, 23 Jul 1626; citing WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Samuel Teator England Births and Christenings Name Samuel Teator Gender Male Christening Date 31 Mar 1756 Christening Place AYLESBEARE,DEVON,ENGLAND Father's Name Thos Teator Mother's Name Mary Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NBSP-KQL : accessed 4 August 2015), Samuel Teator, 31 Mar 1756; citing AYLESBEARE,DEVON,ENGLAND, Family History Library microfilm 1688781), quoted great-great-grandson James Gibson Teter's story of "four Teter brothers who emigrated from England to America," of which "our" Pennsylvania ancestor was named George At a Court on March 23, 171^3/^, the suit of George Teater plaintiff rs Joseph and David Kincade defendants, being abated by the death of the plaintiff , vas disinissed. Canute boolc h, p. 82). About David Kincaid The History of David Kincaid The Kincaid (also found Kinkead) family is of the Scottish Clan. David Kincaid, brother of the Laird, took part in the unsuccessful Stuart Rebellion in 1715, and was in consequence forced to leave Scotland. He came to Spotsylvania County, Virginia, where he took up land with George Robinson; later moved to Albemarle County, thence to Augusta County and finally died in Bath County. He arrived in America shortly after 1715, and was an early settler in Orange County, Va., and reared a large family. He built the first Augusta jail. Among his children were Jean (or Jane) Kincaid who married Robert Gwin, and Isabella Kincaid who married James Lockridge." NOTE there is no a small Palantine non english speaking Johan George Dieter married Maria Luttman could of had any relationship to a highly revered Scotsman of such prestigous esteem David Kinkead. This English george Teator would of have been related in Chester PA and chased Kinkead to Orange Co VA over money and family, This could be the father of Samuel Teater whom was the George mentioned by James Gibson Teater 1) 1779, 27 Jan: Will of David KINKEAD, Washington Co., VA, names wife Winnifred; sons Joseph, John; grandchildren William, David, Phoebe and David
BY James Gibson Teaters family records of Samuel Teater. In thoery !!only he may gave left his wife and children behind in England and came to America on his own and sent money back to England BY THE TIME Samuel Teater arrived in America as a Soldier of Foot 1755 from Ireland his father George Teater was long dead. By the near identical Y Male DNA between George Teator of Kentucky and samuel Teater of Ohio theIR fathers would have been first cousins back in England Who were nonconformists and what are nonconformist records? Nonconformists were people who did not belong to the established church. In England, up until 1533, this meant the Catholic Church, but that then changed when in 1559 the Act of Uniformity made the Church of England the established church. Thus from 1559, the starting point for this research guide, all non-Anglicans were nonconformists. Though Catholics, as well as Jews, were nonconformists, references to nonconformists in this guide are to the non-Anglican Protestant denominations, most prominently Baptists, Methodists, Presbyterians and Quakers. Nonconformist records were therefore records kept by non-Anglican churches or other congregations that recorded details of people who did not belong to the Church of England. Although nonconformist records are, by definition, non-parochial records it should not be assumed that all non-parochial records are necessarily records of nonconformists. Non-parochial records, of which there are a considerable number in the RG collections highlighted below, were registers kept outside of the local parish church but these were not necessarily records of non-Anglicans. Some Church of England records existed outside of the usual parish structure, such as those maintained by Greenwich Hospital
An irregular or clandestine marriage was a marriage conducted by an ordained clergyman, but without banns or licence. Although they breached canon law, these marriages might still be legally valid, and could be recognised as such in English Common Law. The marriages were normally performed outside the home parishes of the bride and groom, and originally took place in prison chapels, though they were not necessarily disreputable in any way. Clandestine venues and ceremonies allowed the couple to avoid the trouble and expense of an ecclesiastical licence and afforded them some degree of privacy. The most notorious of these venues was an area in the vicinity of the Fleet prison in London known as the Liberty of the Fleet and the registers are collectively referred to as the Fleet Registers, though many were maintained by individuals and at locations beyond the Fleet prison and its surrounds. The Fleet Registers record more than 200,000 marriages (and some baptisms) performed in the Liberty of the Fleet but also at the King’s Bench prison, the May Fair Chapel and the Mint, between 1667 and 1754, the year in which Lord Hardwicke’s Marriage Act came into force, making it a legal requirement to be married in the Church of England, though Quakers were exempt from this law. It has been estimated that in the 1740s, nearly 15% of all marriages in England were celebrated in the Fleet. Most of the parties, not surprisingly, came from London and neighbouring counties. this group would strongly appear as the forefathers of of George Teator of Kentucky and the Samuel Teeter of PA and Ohio. NOTE the fathers name is JAN Low Dutch the 1st born sons name is Jaque thefore the mother would of been French they belonged to the Walloon group of Norwhich
Beads or amulets, however, were exportable. Thousands of beads were also found in the cargo of the vessel. Beads remained important trade goods for the next three thousand years. Eye-beads became popular around the Mediterranean, and across trade routes as far as Imperial China. The peculiar eye-like designs were formed by concentric circles of colored glass placed around the bead. Head-beads were also popular both as beads and pendants typically fashioned in the likeness of a Semitic-looking, black-bearded head 348 beads recovered from an Indian village in Radford Va In theory this may have been one of the strong relationship between the Teators and Indian Traders Parris family Teators having a connection back in England to glass beads supplied to the Parris family Accounts, 1753 – Clerk of Court (M-Z)—Box 4 Account
George Pearis Clerk's fees 1753 (6 x 19 ½) Richard Pearis Clerk's fee 1753 (4 ½ x 19 ½) As printed in the "Story of Georgia and The Georgia People" by George Gillman Smith ©1901 St JOHNS, LIBERTY, St DAVID, St PHILIP. 1765 to 1774. Geo Teter John Tanner Roger Quarles St JOHNS, OGEECHEE ST. PHILIPS. Geo Parris, Georgia Land Surveying History and Law https://books.google.co.th/books?isbn=0820312576 Farris W. Cadle - 1991 - History Ga. 284-85. "Created from the northern portion of the New Purchase of 1773. b ... 1758) St. John March 15, 1758) St. Andrew March 15, 1758 [ became Liberty St. ... St. Patrick March 25, 1765) St. Thomas March 25, 1765) became Camden St.
We continue our extracts from the Medway Church book 1756 -- A letter came to use from the Hon. Jonathan Bryan, Esq., one of his Majestie's Council for this colony, giving an account of some Creek Indians being slain by some persons from the Northward, who had settled themselves pretty high upon the Great Ogeechee River, in a quarrel about some creatures which the Indians had taken from them; that the Indians were very much irritated and declared they must have blood for blood; and that all means to pacify them seemed to no purpose, and advising us with expedition to build a fort for our safety. People are very much alarmed with the news, and consultations were immediately had about the building and place for a fort, and it was determined by a majority, that it should be at Captain Mark Carr's low down, and upon the river near the sound, at about seven or eight miles distance from the nearest of the settlement of the Society, which accordingly was begun on the 20th September, 1756. October, 1756 -- We hear that the Indians, upon the arrival of one who was wounded in the quarrel, and the relation he gave them of it, were as uneasy about it as ourselves, blamed their people for stealing the English horses, and have sent them runners, to spare us of their own, and desire the continuance of their friendship. 1757, July 11 -- Last night received letters from some of our neighbors who were going on a trading voyage to Augustine, and taken by a French privateer, the captain of which made one of the company pretty large offers to bring him in at St. Catherine's and told them he was informed of a rich vessel lately arrived there. Our neighbours having agreed to the ransom of the vessel and cargo, were let go by the privateer, and meeting with another of the inhabitants returning in a canoe with part of the said letters, and in thema dvised us to take care of ourselves, upon which we were called down this day to Sunbury, where we raised a couple of batteries, and made carriages for eight small cannon, which were at the place. 1757, July 16 --- Before day, we were alarmed by the fire of cannon at Sunbury, whither we repaired, and a boat went out, but could discover nothing. 1760, May 27 -- An express arived from the Creek Nation, informing us that several of the traders were killed there, upon which many of the out-settlers left their settlements. 1773, Aug. 2 -- Our dear and much honoured pastor, the Rev. Mr. John Osgood, departed this life. The first house for public worship was erected on Medway Neck, near the plantation of Mr. Thomas Mallard. About 1754, measures were taken to build a new meeting-house. It was erected at the Cross Paths, on the north side of the north branch of Newport Swamp, 44 feet by 36, with a gallery 18 feet, and pitched roof, hipped at one end, and a small steeple at the other. The steeple was placed west, and the pulpit north. This house was destroyed by fire in 1778, by a body of armed men, under the command of Colonel Prevost. At the close of the Revolution, a coarse building was put up near the place where the old meeting-house stood, 40 feet by 30, with posts in the ground, and the sides filled up with poles. The present meeting-house, of which a view is annexed, was built in1792. The body of the house measures 60 feet by 40. There is a large cemetery connected with this church, contiguous to it, which is happily illustrated by the accompanying engraving. The view of the cemetery, as also that of the church was taken from a daguerreotype politely furnished us by a promising young artist of Liberty. NOTE this what the conditions George Teter and Roger Quarles found when they arrived in Georgia. this was most likely the elder George Teter probably the father of George Teator of Kentucky Book Title: Dead Towns Of Georgia On the 23rd of January, 1734, Mr. Oglethorpe, accompanied by Captain Ferguson and sixteen attendants,- including two Indians,-set out from Savannah in an open row-boat, followed by a yawl carrying provisions and ammunition, upon an exploratory expedition to the Southern frontiers of Georgia mouth of the Alatamaha; and,-as an outpost and barrier against Spanish invasion,-to erect a strong fort on the high bluff on the western side of St. Simons island.lthough formal session had been made by the Lower Creeks of all lands along the sea-coast from the Savannah to the Alatamaha river, extending westward as high as the tide flowed, and including all islands except a few which the Indians specially reserved for the purposes of hunting, fishing, and bathing, no English settlements had, at that early day, been formed south of the Great Ogeechee river. Fort Argyle,-garrisoned by Captain McPherson and his troop of Rangers,Aborigines had not then removed, and their canoes might be seen passing and repassing to and from Hussoope, [Ossabaw], and Cowleggee, [St. Catharine], islands and the main. To the quiet woods and waters of this semi-tropical region the English were strangers. The Bermuda grass which, at a later period, so completely covered Sunbury bluff, did not then appear, but magnificent live oaks, in full grown stature and solemn mien, crowned the high-ground even to the very verge where the tide kissed the shore. Cedars, festooned with vines, over hung the waters. The magnolia grandiflora,-queen of the forest,-excited on every hand the admiration of the early visitor. The sweet-scented myrtle, the tall pine, the odoriferous bay, and other indigenous trees lent their charms1741,- despite the presence of a guard of soldiers there stationed by General Oglethorpe,-the Indians made an attack very early in the morning, killing several of the soldiers and servants, wounding others, "locking down the women and children in the cellar," pillaging the house, and carrying away the booty in a large boat belonging to the plantation. [3]
In locating their plantations amid the swamps of St. John's parish, Strange to say, their dwellings and plantation quarters were invariably located on the edges of the swamps, in utter disregard of the manifest laws of health. In such malarial situations was the entire year passed. Their houses at first were built of wood, one story high, with dormer windows in the roofs, small in size, without lights, with no inside linings, and with chimneys of clay. The negro-houses were made either of clay or poles Men often went armed to church for fear of the Indians. The country was filled with game. Ducks and wild geese in innumerable quantities frequented the rice-fields. Wild turkeys and deer abounded. Bears and beavers were found in the swamps, and buffalo herds wandered at no great remove to the southward and northward. There was no lack of squirrels, raccoons, opossums, rabbits, snipe, wood-cock, and quail. Wildcats and hawks were the pest of the region, while the cougar was sometimes heard and seen in the depths of the vine-clad swamps. The waters which they held were alive with fishes, alligators, terrapins, and snakes. The Indians being in the vicinity, and at times indulging in acts of hostility, some of the houses of these early settlers were made of hewn cypress logs after the fashion of block houses, and were bullet proof.
Mar 4 1770, Botetourt Co Deed Book 1, p. 88. George Teater and Sarah his wife to Howard Heavin. 10 pounds, 85 acres on Crab Creek, a branch of the New River The Lorrainers Most notable among the glassmakers who fled Catholic France to establish themselves in England were glassmakers from the Vôge (Vosge) district of France. They all identified themselves as Huguenots and emigrated to England en masse despite the fact that they had been granted noble status and extraordinary privileges under an official charter as Gentilshommes Verriers ("noblemen glass-makers"). The famous "Glassmaker's Charter" included four glassmaking families: Hennezel, Thietry, Thysac, and Briseval, who settled in Lorraine. By implication the charter extended a similarly lofty status to other glassmaking families in the Vôge who arrived in the region during the same period and appear to have had a common origin. Consequently they are all referred to as the "Lorrainers."
Dominique Metrevis, a glassmaker who worked in a glasshouse in Woodchester, England. .Dominique, being the Italian form of the Spanish name "Domingo," suggests that its bearer was or stemmed from one of the Spanish glassmakers who found refuge or work in the Università d'Altare before going to Treves, where he set down roots until his move to the Netherlands, and from whence he ended up in England! His surname marks the stopover of the family in (French) Treves. Nonetheless, the marriage records register Dominique Metrevis as "an Italian foreigner." and reveals that he came to England from Antwerp.28 Dominique married an Englishwoman, Mary Paslow in 1610.
A long list of truly remarkable privileges follow the opening paragraph of the lengthy document. The glassmakers were exempted from all income and other taxes and their dwelling and glassworks were to be rent-free. They were exempted from military service and from the ususal obligation to provide fodder for their liege-lord's cavalry. They were granted the right to erect their own mill for grinding their corn; to hunt "black or tan" big game with dogs and hunting harness "wherever they wish without reprimand; to catch fish with nets and fishing tackles; to freely cut down an unlimited number of trees from the royal forests for building their homes or for fueling their furnaces; to harvest the indispensable herbs and ferns whose ashes they needed for making glass; to make glass of whatever color they wish and "shall be free to have it transported and sold in all his highness's land, wherever they desire." The statutes even permitted each of the four families to keep up to 25 pigs [!] "for their own profit." In consideration of these benefits the "sum of six small florins are to be paid in two annual installments." In 1597 a decree was passed in Paris to officially declare that a nobleman did not forfeit his nobility by engaging in the trade of glassmaking. Being noble by birth, and no longer in dread of the law of forfeiture, the Gentilshommes Verriers, in consideration of certain dues, delivered up their forests to the verriers roturiers. Sydney Grazebrook, a nineteenth century researcher of the genealogy of the "Noble families of Henzey, Glassmakers Harbored little Fealty to the Countries Within Which They Resided. The art of glassmaking nonetheless declined to virtual extinction in central and western Europe during the Dark Ages after the exodus of the Jews. For many centuries the art of glassmaking was practiced sporadically on a primitive level until the Crusader Roger II invaded the rival Christian Byzantine empire and brought Jewish silkworkers and glassmakers back to his fief in southern Italy and Sicily. The Norman crusaders likewise brought glassmakers back from Palestine to France. It is not surprising that inasmuch as glassmakers were never of indigenous origin, that the patriotism of glassmakers was typically confined to their art and to the community of glassmakers at large.
for grinding their corn; to hunt "black or tan" big game with dogs and hunting harness "wherever they wish without reprimand; to catch fish with nets and fishing tackles; to freely cut down an unlimited number of trees from the royal forests for building their homes or for fueling their furnaces; to harvest the indispensable herbs and ferns whose ashes they needed for making glass; to make glass of whatever color they wish and "shall be free to have it transported and sold in all his highness's land, wherever they desire." The statutes even permitted each of the four families to keep up to 25 pigs [!] "for their own profit." In consideration of these benefits the "sum of six small florins are to be paid in two annual installments." In 1597 a decree was passed in Paris to officially declare that a nobleman did not forfeit his nobility by engaging in the trade of glassmaking. Being noble by birth, and no longer in dread of the law of forfeiture, the Gentilshommes Verriers, in consideration of certain dues, delivered up their forests to the verriers roturiers. Sydney Grazebrook, a nineteenth century researcher of the genealogy of the "Noble families of Henzey, Tittery, and Tyzack," stated it concisely: "Glass-making is a noble art, and those that practice it are noble."17 A long list of truly remarkable privileges follow the opening paragraph of the lengthy document. The glassmakers were exempted from all income and other taxes and their dwelling and glassworks were to be rent-free. They were exempted from military service and from the ususal obligation to provide fodder for their liege-lord's cavalry. They were granted the right to erect their own mill for grinding their corn; to hunt "black or tan" big game with dogs and hunting harness "wherever they wish without reprimand; to catch fish with nets and fishing tackles; to freely cut down an unlimited number of trees from the royal forests for building their homes or for fueling their furnaces; to harvest the indispensable herbs and ferns whose ashes they needed for making glass; to make glass of whatever color they wish and "shall be free to have it transported and sold in all his highness's land, wherever they desire." The statutes even permitted each of the four families to keep up to 25 pigs [!] "for their own profit." In consideration of these benefits the "sum of six small florins are to be paid in two annual installments." In 1597 a decree was passed in Paris to officially declare that a nobleman did not forfeit his nobility by engaging in the trade of glassmaking. Being noble by birth, and no longer in dread of the law of forfeiture, the Gentilshommes Verriers, in consideration of certain dues, delivered up their forests to the verriers roturiers. Sydney Grazebrook, a nineteenth century researcher of the genealogy of the "Noble families of Henzey, Tittery, and Tyzack," stated it concisely: "Glass-making is a noble art, and those that practice it are noble."17 , and Tyzack," stated it concisely: "Glass-making is a noble art, and those that practice it are noble."17
Sydney Grazebrook, a nineteenth century researcher of the genealogy of the "Noble families Tittery, The statutes even permitted each of the four families to keep up to 25 pigs [!] "for their own profit. grinding their corn Spanish glassmakers who found refuge or work in the Università d'Altare before going to Treves, where he set down roots until his move to the Netherlands, and from whence he ended up in England! His surname marks the stopover of the family in (French) Treves. Nonetheless, the marriage records register Dominique Metrevis as "an Italian foreigner." and reveals that he came to England from Antwerp. transported around the Mediterranean by Canaanite sea-farers from Tyre and Sidon. These intrepid voyagers were dubbed "Phoenicians" by the Greeks. The epithet derives from the Greek word "purple." It relates to the impression made on the Greeks first arriving in Canaan by the purple-stained hands and clothes of the people along the shore producing a purple dye by boiling mollusks from the sea. They became, in Greek eyes, the "Purple People," or "Phoenicians." FROM LEBANON TO SPAIN "The further south you go, the less likely you are to see this marker. The further north and the further inland you go, the less you see of this marker. It is very Levantine," he said. The same marker was found in unusually high proportions on other parts of the Mediterranean coast where the Phoenicians are known to have established colonies, such as Carthage in today's Tunisia. Phoenicians and the Carthaginians were actively trading between both sides of the West Mediterranean, a period that spans one full millennium (c. 1200-146 BCE). The Phoenicians were known to trade as far north as the British Isles, and may have had trading posts along the coast of Portugal, Galicia, Asturias and Cantabria, which would have brought a mixture of Near Eastern (J1, J2, E-M34, T, G2a) and Berber (E-M84, R1b-V88) lineages to the region, as is observed today. Phoenician, Greek and Roman diffusions of E1b1b The classical antiquity brought new waves of colonisation across the Mediterranean. The first colonists were Phoenicians, who came from present-day Lebanon and the Tartus province of Syria. The Phoenicians possessed a variety of paternal lineages reflecting the complex ancient history of the Middle East. One of them was E-M34, which makes up about 15% of modern Lebanese Y-DNA, but was probably a higher before the Greek, Roman, Arabic, Byzantine, medieval crusader and Ottoman occupations. E-M34 is the main Middle Eastern variety of E1b1b and is thought to have arrived with the Proto-Semitic people in the Late Copper to Early Bronze Age. The Phoenicians would have spread E-M34 to Cyprus, Malta, Sicily, Sardinia, Ibiza and southern Iberia. NOTE THIS may explian why at a distance of ten generations the Teators of Kentucky as well as Samuel Teeter PA Ohio match to Many Spanish Conquistadors who then intermarried with Native Aztec Mayan and Women According to the English glass historian Guttery, members of the Tittery family appear occasionally under the alias "Roja." In 1641, for example the death of a Daniel Tittery, alias Rogers, alias Roja was recorded! The interchangeability of the names was undoubtedly a consequence of the type of intermarriages mentioned above of the Tittery (originally "Mathias") sisters to members of the Rogers (originally "Roja") family. Y search for the world wide data base George Teator line Kentucky Parris M Teator Gar KY-P1 HAPLOGROUP E1b1b 13 16 17 12 13 17 24 10 11 13 11 14 10 12 16 16 12 25 20 32 31 11 11 18 15 9 9 9 12 12 18 14 15.3 16 17 21 12 19 21 16 12 Y male DNA matchs of George T Teator and Sarah Parris TEATOR Y search DYS comparisons. Compare User ID Pedigree Last Name Origin Haplogroup Tested With Markers Compared Genetic Distance A5W4E Morones Encarnacion de Diaz, Mexico Unknown Family Tree DNA 9 0 CGCE4 Salazar Unknown Unknown Family Tree DNA 9 0 Matching entered genetic markers on at least 8 markers, allowing a maximum genetic distance of 0. Haplogroup: Unknown Last name: Q1a3a-Native Mexicans Variant spellings: origin Tested with: Family Tree DNA Contact person: Researcher Contact this user Most distant known paternal ancestor on the direct male line First Name: Last Name: Year Born: Year Died: Country of Origin: 18/11, Mexico Teater-Teter Y-DNA Project Participant Results 2011 SEE DNA results. Teater - KY1 ancestry.com E1b1b Teater - KY2 ancestry.com E1b1b Samul Teter GeneTree E1b1b1
The art of glassmaking remained in the lower Mesopotamian milieu for 800 years. During the 16th century B.C.E., the art moved up along the Euphrates and Tigris rivers into Arameia and Canaan, following the same route as that taken by the tribe of Abraham. It arrived in Canaan as a full blown industry. A Canaanite merchant vessel that foundered off the Turkish coast at the turn of the 14th century B.C.E. is one of the most spectacular archaeological finds of modern times. The tons of cargo included scores of glass ingots averaging some 25 pounds each. They were being exported for remelting into glassware somewhere around the Mediterranean.6 Glass, once manufactured, is easily melted and reformed into glassware. The producers of the primary material, glass, zealously retained their secret manufacturing process for almost three thousand years. The name Tittery, however, is an anglicisation of "Thietry," the name under which the family had emigrated to England. According to LaDaique, there is solid evidence that "Thietry," one of the four families cited in the Glassmaker's Charter The Tittery daughters intermarried with members of the Rogers family in the Stourbridge area. The Rogers were glassmakers descended from John ROJA . Tittery, The Huguenots in France were largely "artisans, craftsmen and professional people." The English door was now open for glassmakers, so long as they professed to be Huguenots,
THIS Iline JAN JAQUE SAMUEL TETER, THE NAMES ARE FRENCH on mothers side and Dutch on fathers side Jan then another was named Jean Teter NOTE jaque jan samuel teter are the founders of the norwich kent sandwich devon england teeters teaters tetters ect, the earliest was john tutor 1550 also tieter, the names samuel george robert william daniel teeter appear to repeat themselves under this line as well as james jean jan is john in english the teator clan of kentucky strongly continued the glassmaker old testmanet naming patterns with the rays hezekiah zacharia absalom samuel sarah esther easter susanah the name john was rarely used or popular in the teator of kentucky clan yet it was popular in the samuel teter doddridge clan,
"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JQBZ-WZL : accessed 14 August 2015), Jaque Tetar, 18 Dec 1608; citing WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 599,301. Gentilshommes Verriers and their glassmaking compatriots. Ironically, the reason for their later emigration from France "Was the fact that the Lorraine glassmaking families, en Masse, had adopted Calvinist Reform, and had thus become the object of religious persecution, disabilities, and discrimination."48 Samuel Tetar England Births and Christenings Name Samuel Tetar Gender Male Christening Date 23 Jul 1626 Christening Place WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Father's Name Jan Tetar Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NPDM-P84 : accessed 14 August 2015), Samuel Tetar, 23 Jul 1626; citing WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 599,301. Guttery pauses to take note of the fact that the names are typical of the 'biblical names to which the Lorrainers were attached, Ananias, Zacharias, Elisha, Benjamin."40 In fact, the names Samuel, , Isaac, universally among the Lorrainers, as does Sarah and other women's names that exhibit the same propensity for Old Testament flavor. A RETURN OF CAPT. WILLIAM SCOTT'S COMPANY OF MILITIA OF THE FOURTH BATTALION, WASHING- TON COUNTY. (159) COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. 3rd Class. Hanneah Davis. Samuel teeter. vol. 1, p. 493, [G480] that: "Elisha Teeters was the first settler of Green Township. He came in the year 1801, and settled where the village of New Albany stands; and the second house he built is yet standing, and is now used as a dwelling."p. 32, [G350] shows a land grant dated 5 Dec 1800, Jefferson County, Sec. 14, Twp. 8, Range 1, to Elisha "Teetors," a resident of Jefferson County, Ohio; and, another land grant dated 20 Mar 1805, Columbiana County, Sec. 17, Twp 17, Range 4, to Elisha "Teeters," a resident of Columbiana County, Ohio. Columbiana County was formed in 1803 in part out of Jefferson County. The Bureau of Land Management database shows numerous land purchases by Elisha and by John Teeters (Teetors), between1806 and 1837 ITEM: TEN THOUSAND NAME PETITION, pg 313 "Some individuals from Albemarle Co., VA": Samuel RAY Zacharis RAY" Zacharia RAY signed on pg 313 and the on-line account only goes to 250 Jan Tetar England Births and Christenings Name Jan Tetar Gender Male Christening Date 11 Jul 1633 Christening Place WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Father's Name Jaque Tetar Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NPDM-PXH : accessed 14 August 2015), Jan Tetar, 11 Jul 1633; citing WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 599,301. Jean Tetar mentioned in the record of Dauid Tetar Name Jean Tetar Gender Male Son Dauid Tetar Other information in the record of Dauid Tetar from England Births and Christenings Name Dauid Tetar Gender Male Christening Date 03 Oct 1624 Christening Place WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Father's Name Jean Tetar Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NPDM-LH8 : accessed 14 August 2015), Jean Tetar in entry for Dauid Tetar, 03 Oct 1624; citing WALLOON,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 599,301.
"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5LL-1SD : accessed 16 August 2015), Simon Teter, 07 Sep 1704; citing THREADNEEDLE STREET FRENCH HUGUENOT,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 942.1 L1 B4H V. 16, 942.1 L1 B4H V. 23. Thomas Titter England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name Thomas Titter Event Type Burial Burial Date 13 Jan 1720 Burial Place Chelsea, London Affiliate Publication Number RG4_4330 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQS5-R52 : accessed 14 August 2015), Thomas Titter, 13 Jan 1720, Burial; citing p. 104, Chelsea, London, record group RG4, Public Record Office, London. Gentilshommes Verriers and their glassmaking compatriots. Ironically, the reason for their later emigration from France "Was the fact that the Lorraine glassmaking families, en Masse, had adopted Calvinist Reform, and had thus become the object of religious persecution, disabilities, and discrimination."48 John Teater England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name John Teater Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 18 Oct 1727 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_078 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FWNC-VJG : accessed 14 August 2015), John Teater, 18 Oct 1727, Marriage; citing p. 37, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London. SOGG matchs for the George Teator of Garrard Ky Pedigree for Match #3 group 8 John TEETER Richard TEETER b. England group 8 VENNER[USA-Texas], TEETER[USA-Kentucky], THOMAS[~USA-Kentucky] VENNER[USA-Texas], TEETER[USA-Texas], THOMAS[USA-Kentucky] Robert Paris TEETER b. 23 Sep 1830 Tennessee, USA d. 29 Feb 1888 NOTE the only scientific proof by DNA OF THE TEATERS OF KENTUCKY to any Teeters outside North America are the Teeters of England, SORENSON DNA LAB reports the the Group 8 Teeters are matched to John Teeter and Richard Teeter in the 1700s period of England
Name George Teeter Gender Male Son Henry Teeter Other information in the record of Henry Teeter from England Births and Christenings Christening Date 27 May 1677 Christening Place Humbleton, York, England Father's Name George Teeter Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N1CS-8Z2 : accessed 2 August 2015), George Teeter in entry for Henry Teeter, 27 May 1677; citing Humbleton, York, England, reference item 21; FHL microfilm 1,657,108.
George Tuter England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name George Tuter Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 28 Aug 1717 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_827 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQ75-CPL : accessed 14 August 2015), George Tuter, 28 Aug 1717, Marriage; citing p. 4, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London. SURRY CO VA TAX LIST Wm.11 1698 10-Jun 24712 George Tutur, Wm. Orek NOTE one of these George Tuters lived in Surry Co Va 1690s he also used Jedder Tether/ NOTE these 2 men George Fetter and George Tetter were Methodists or Presbyterians same as George Teator of Kentucky and Samuel Teeter of PA and Ohio. They were Semi Religous prisoners most likely waiting to go the shores of America, Gentilshommes Verriers and their glassmaking compatriots. Ironically, the reason for their later emigration from France "Was the fact that the Lorraine glassmaking families, en Masse, had adopted Calvinist Reform, and had thus become the object of religious persecution, disabilities, and discrimination."48 George Tetter England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name George Tetter Event Type Marriage Affiliate Publication Number RG7_062 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQWK-KPT : accessed 13 August 2015), George Tetter, 00 Feb 1722, Marriage; citing p. 92, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London. George Fetter NOTE THIS MAN most likely father of George Teator of Kentucky he also went by the name George Jeter George Teater Teator ect England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name George Fetter Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 11 Feb 1722 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_067 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FWXP-7Q8 : accessed 13 August 2015), George Fetter, 11 Feb 1722, Marriage; citing p. 62, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London. 28 Nov. 1740, the suit by attachment brought by 'George Tetter' plaintiff against the estate of one Charles Kitching defendant was Loudoun County, Virginia Orange co Va court.1740, the suit by attachment brought by 'George Tetter' plaintiff against the estate of one Charles Kitching defendant was dismissed.
NOTE what do most of the Names who received grants with George Teter on the little fork of the Robinson River have in common? THEY WERE ALL Dissenters and Non Conformists back in England to include George Teter
John Dewitt England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name John Dewitt Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 02 Jun 1733 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_033 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQSZ-DZ3 : accessed 14 August 2015), John Dewitt, 02 Jun 1733, Marriage; citing p. 105, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London. Ferguson England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name ? Ferguson Event Type Marriage Affiliate Publication Number RG4_4609 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQGR-VNL : accessed 14 August 2015), ? Ferguson, 00 May 1704, Marriage; citing p. 33, Piccadilly, London, record group RG4, Public Record Office, London. William Russell England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name William Russell Event Type Burial Burial Date 20 Jun 1711 Burial Place Hampshire Affiliate Publication Number RG6_1027 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQ75-832 : accessed 14 August 2015), William Russell, 20 Jun 1711, Burial; citing p. 165, Hampshire, record group RG6, Public Record Office, London. Isaac Thomas England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name Isaac Thomas Event Type Burial Burial Date 21 Sep 1718 Burial Place Witney, Oxfordshire Mother's Name Sarah Thomas Affiliate Publication Number RG6_1378 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FWHF-CMX : accessed 14 August 2015), Isaac Thomas, 21 Sep 1718, Burial; citing p. 85, Witney, Oxfordshire, record group RG6, Public Record Office, London. Thomas Hellam England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name Thomas Hellam Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 25 Oct 1717 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_045 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQ8T-PPP : accessed 14 August 2015), Thomas Hellam, 25 Oct 1717, Marriage; citing p. 21, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London. John Garth England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name John Garth Event Type Baptism Christening Date 27 Apr 1704 Christening Place Stockton on Tees, Durham Father's Name Thomas Garth Affiliate Publication Number RG4_0481 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQZM-G3T : accessed 14 August 2015), John Garth, 27 Apr 1704, Baptism; citing p. 36, Stockton on Tees, Durham, record group RG4, Public Record Office, London.
"England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FW7Q-2JX : accessed 14 August 2015), Benjamin Allen, 03 Oct 1700, Burial; citing p. 113, Liskeard, Cornwall, record group RG6, Public Record Office, London.
"England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F3YF-4J2 : accessed 14 August 2015), William Lucas, 12 Nov 1716, Marriage; citing p. 47, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London. George Richard England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name George Richard Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 10 Jul 1723 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_811 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQ6N-85M : accessed 14 August 2015), George Richard, 10 Jul 1723, Marriage; citing p. 16, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London.
"England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F77G-DYV : accessed 13 August 2015), John Tuton, 22 Jan 1719, Marriage; citing p. 88, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London. Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants, 1742-1775 - Adj. John Tuton surv. now Awbrey's, Margaret Hawling now Sinclair. 17 June 1745 F-225: William Shrieve of Fairfax Co. 335 A. in said Co. Surv. Amos Janney. Location: Washington County.Va Description: 200 acres on the waters of Beaver Creek a branch of Holstein River adjoining John Tuten, and Christopher Funkhouser. Source: Land Office Grants Q, 1785, p. 282 (Reel 57). The 1782 Washington County, Virginia Personal Property Tax List Totten, Benjamin 1 6 9 The 1782 Montgomery County, Virginia Land Tax List Name Acerage Value Tax Totten, John 210 17/10 3/6
"England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F736-KZ8 : accessed 13 August 2015), Sarah Tater, 14 Jun 1725, Marriage; citing p. 27, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London. Sarah Tuter England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name Sarah Tuter Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 26 Oct 1701 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_008 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQSY-CX7 : accessed 13 August 2015), Sarah Tuter, 26 Oct 1701, Marriage; citing p. 123, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, London.
1787-1844 MARRIAGE RECORDS OF MADISON COUNTY, KENTUCKY Griffith, Samuel Teater, Sarah 47 Jun 12 1791
29 April 1777. Washington County Court Minutes. Ordered that John Beatie, James Kincannon, Francis Beatie, and George Teeter, or any three of them being first sworn appraise the estate of John Sex deceased John Sex England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name John Sex Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 06 Dec 1745 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_222 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQN5-MZN : accessed 1 August 2015), John Sex, 06 Dec 1745, Washington County Surveyor Records, 1781-1797. Page 111 - John McReynolds...126 ac...Commissioners Certificate...in the Rich Valley...Beginning on a spur of Walkers Mountain...above a quarry of limestone...in a little valley...corner to Moses Keywoods land...on a spur of the mountain...February 4, 1783 - Thomas Hardwick, assignee of John Carson, assignee of George Teeter, assignee of Jeremiah Hatfield...130 ac...on the waters of the north fork of Holston surveyed for Carson on September 2, 1774, actual settlement made in 1772. Thomas Hardwick England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name Thomas Hardwick Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 28 Jan 1736 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_421 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQCD-9NR : accessed 1 August 2015), Thomas Hardwick, 28 Jan 1736, 9 April 1777. Washington County Court Minutes. Ordered that John Beatie, James Kincannon, Francis Beatie, and George Teeter, or any three of them being first sworn appraise the estate of John Sex deceased Francis Battey England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8)
"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N26Z-27X : accessed 14 August 2015), Hannah Teeter, 31 Jul 1737; citing Lincoln, England, reference ; FHL microfilm 1450404 IT 4. Mary Doddridge England Births and Christenings Name Mary Doddridge Gender Female Christening Date 24 Nov 1717 Christening Place SAINT MARTIN IN THE FIELDS,WESTMINSTER,LONDON,ENGLAND Birth Date 15 Nov 1717 Father's Name John Weale Doddridge Mother's Name Martha Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NP97-FFJ : accessed 16 August 2015), Mary Doddridge, 24 Nov 1717; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 560,372, 560,373.
No image available England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Indexing Project (Batch) Number C00145-6 System Origin England-ODM GS Film number 560372, 560373 Mary Doddridge England Births and Christenings Name Mary Doddridge Gender Female Christening Date 26 Feb 1723 Christening Place CREDITON,DEVON,ENGLAND Father's Name John Doddridge Mother's Name Elizabeth Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N591-BRQ : accessed 16 August 2015), Mary Doddridge, 26 Feb 1723; citing CREDITON,DEVON,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 917,183. John Doddridge England Births and Christenings Name John Doddridge Gender Male Christening Date 10 Oct 1722 Christening Place CREDITON,DEVON,ENGLAND Father's Name John Doddridge Mother's Name Elizabeth Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5SM-ZBK : accessed 16 August 2015), John Doddridge, 10 Oct 1722; citing CREDITON,DEVON,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 917,183. Phillip Dodridge England Births and Christenings Name Phillip Dodridge Gender Male Christening Date 25 Feb 1665 Christening Place PLYMPTON SAINT MARY,DEVON,ENGLAND Death Date 26 Feb 1668 Father's Name John Dodridge Mother's Name Dorithie Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JMTC-RVR : accessed 16 August 2015), Phillip Dodridge, 25 Feb 1665; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 916,928.
No image available England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Indexing Project (Batch) Number C05197-1 System Origin England-ODM GS Film number 916928 John Joseph Doddridge England, Middlesex, Westminster, Parish Registers Name John Joseph Doddridge Event Type Baptism Event Date 1716 Event Place St Martin In The Fields, Middlesex, England Citing this Record "England, Middlesex, Westminster, Parish Registers, 1538-1912," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KCCS-4PZ : accessed 16 August 2015), John Joseph Doddridge, 1716, Baptism; from "Parish registers 1539-1945," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing St Martin In The Fields, Middlesex, England, City of Westminster Archives Centre, London; Isaac Manchester mentioned in the record of Isaac Manchester and Ruth Whittaker Name Isaac Manchester Spouse's Name Ruth Whittaker Event Date 21 Aug 1737 Event Place Prestwich, Lancashire, England Citing this Record "England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NNT1-HQZ : accessed 16 August 2015), Isaac Manchester and Ruth Whittaker, 21 Aug 1737; citing Prestwich, Lancashire, England, reference yr 1733-1742 p 160; FHL microfilm 2,113,205. Isaac Manchester England Deaths and Burials Name Isaac Manchester Gender Male Burial Date 16 Aug 1738 Burial Place Radcliffe, Unsworth, Lancashire, England Father's Name Charles Manchester Citing this Record "England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J8VF-PMH : accessed 16 August 2015), Isaac Manchester, 16 Aug 1738; citing , reference item 3; FHL microfilm 1,545,744.
Leddy Teater mentioned in the record of Richard Adams and Leddy Teater Name Richard Adams Spouse's Name Leddy Teater Event Date 07 Jan 1689 Event Place Venn Ottery,Devon,England Citing this Record "England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N2T2-8V3 : accessed 14 August 2015), Richard Adams and Leddy Teater, 07 Jan 1689; citing Venn Ottery,Devon,England, reference ; FHL microfilm 917,552, 1,426,078, 917,552.
"England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N2D1-29W : accessed 14 August 2015), John Teater and Elizabeth Henley, 18 Oct 1727; citing Westminster, Middlesex, , England, reference ; FHL microfilm 814,101. NOTE this town is the same town that Samuel Teeter came from Susanna Teater England Deaths and Burials Name Susanna Teater Residence Place St. Paneras, Middlesex, England Gender Female Burial Date 16 Sep 1816 Burial Place St. Margaret Next Rochester, Kent Co., England Age 66 Birth Date 1750 Marital Status Unknown Citing this Record "England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JC6F-L2J : accessed 14 August 2015), Susanna Teater, 16 Sep 1816; citing , reference Pg. 45 Line 353; FHL microfilm 1,835,971.
"England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JZGM-TJ9 : accessed 14 August 2015), Gulielmus Teater, 11 Feb 1632; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 1,278,931. Elizabeth Teater England Deaths and Burials Name Elizabeth Teater Gender Female Burial Date 18 Jan 1680 Burial Place Kent, England Citing this Record "England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J8YR-4PY : accessed 14 August 2015), Elizabeth Teater, 18 Jan 1680; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 1,473,678. Ann Teator England Births and Christenings Name Ann Teator Gender Female Christening Date 20 Jul 1739 Christening Place ST NICHOLAS,WHITEHAVEN,CUMBERLAND,ENGLAND Father's Name Thomas Teator Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N515-T97 : accessed 14 August 2015), Ann Teator, 20 Jul 1739; citing ST NICHOLAS,WHITEHAVEN,CUMBERLAND,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 0962267 IT 7, 90682.
"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NBSP-KQL : accessed 14 August 2015), Samuel Teator, 31 Mar 1756; citing AYLESBEARE,DEVON,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 916,808. David Tetter England Births and Christenings Name David Tetter Gender Male Christening Date 28 Jun 1691 Christening Place St. Maries, Norfolk, England Father's Name Peter Tetter Samuel Tetter England Births and Christenings Name Samuel Tetter Gender Male Christening Date 05 Dec 1712 Christening Place St John in Thanet, Kent, England Father's Name Joseph Tetter Mother's Name Mary Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NNK8-N4L : accessed 14 August 2015), Samuel Tetter, 05 Dec 1712; citing Margate, Kent, England, reference item 3; FHL microfilm 1,737,003. Samuel Tetter England Births and Christenings Name Samuel Tetter Gender Male Christening Date 05 Jul 1724 Christening Place St. John the Baptist Church, Margate, Kent, England Father's Name Joseph Tetter Mother's Name Mary Tetter Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJWL-YVR : accessed 14 August 2015), Samuel Tetter, 05 Jul 1724; citing Margate, Kent, England, reference 1724; FHL microfilm 1,886,154. Sarah Tetter England Births and Christenings Name Sarah Tetter Gender Female Christening Date 21 Jan 1721 Christening Place St. John the Baptist Church, Margate, Kent, England Father's Name Joseph Tetter Mother's Name Anne Tetter Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJWG-QRG : accessed 14 August 2015), Sarah Tetter, 21 Jan 1721; citing Margate, Kent, England, reference 1721; FHL microfilm 1,886,154. Mary Tetter England Births and Christenings Name Mary Tetter Gender Female Christening Date 16 Jul 1732 Christening Place SAINT MARY AT COSLANY,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Death Date 04 Jul 1733 Father's Name James Tetter Mother's Name Frances Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NRZN-3YP : accessed 14 August 2015), Mary Tetter, 16 Jul 1732; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 993,652.
No image available England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Indexing Project (Batch) Number C04375-1 System Origin England-ODM GS Film number 993652 William Tetter England Births and Christenings Name William Tetter Gender Male Christening Date 26 Mar 1725 Christening Place SAINT MARY AT COSLANY,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Father's Name James Tetter Mother's Name Frances Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NRZN-FHM : accessed 14 August 2015), William Tetter, 26 Mar 1725; citing SAINT MARY AT COSLANY,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 993,652.
No image available England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Indexing Project (Batch) Number C04375-1 System Origin England-ODM GS Film number 993652 Peter Tetter England Births and Christenings Name Peter Tetter Gender Male Christening Date 11 Jun 1738 Christening Place SAINT MARY AT COSLANY,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Father's Name Robert Tetter Mother's Name Ann Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NRZN-JHK : accessed 14 August 2015), Peter Tetter, 11 Jun 1738; citing SAINT MARY AT COSLANY,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 993,652.
No image available England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Indexing Project (Batch) Number C04375-1 System Origin England-ODM GS Film number 993652 Susanna Tetter England Births and Christenings Name Susanna Tetter Gender Female Christening Date 05 Jan 1644 Christening Place St. Mary's, Sandwich, Kent, England Father's Name John Mother's Name Frances Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NTPZ-ZXL : accessed 14 August 2015), Susanna Tetter, 05 Jan 1644; citing Sandwich, Kent, England, reference item 3; FHL microfilm 1,850,185.
"England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NXKT-38H : accessed 14 August 2015), Isaac Tetor and Mary Ottley, 12 Nov 1721; citing , Essex, England, reference 448; FHL microfilm 1,472,365. Susanah Tatar England Births and Christenings Name Susanah Tatar Gender Female Christening Date 18 Feb 1721 Christening Place Barrow-upon-Humber, Lincoln, England Father's Name Thomas Tatar Mother's Name Susanah Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N6ZR-MRS : accessed 14 August 2015), Susanah Tatar, 18 Feb 1721; citing Barrow-upon-Humber, Lincoln, England, reference item 2; FHL microfilm 1,450,436. The Decendants of Thomas Benge, Sr. Contributions by Dr. Kenneth R Mauck, 1817 Jackson Street, Lafayette, Indiana 47904 7. Mary Benge, , married Zachariah Ray and lived in KY
Referencing Frederick Co. Court Record Book 2, 104.) 1746, 3 June. Martin Cartnell having moved the Court to have Margaret Teator, daughter of George Teator, bound to him, which was granted to him. Susanah Tater England Births and Christenings Name Susanah Tater Gender Female Christening Date 05 Jul 1685 Christening Place SAINT MARY AT COSLANY,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND Father's Name Will. Tater Mother's Name Elizebeth Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NRZN-4VF : accessed 14 August 2015), Susanah Tater, 05 Jul 1685; citing SAINT MARY AT COSLANY,NORWICH,NORFOLK,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm Chathereigne Tater England Births and Christenings Name Chathereigne Tater Gender Female Christening Date 1688 Christening Place ASKRIGG,YORK,ENGLAND Father's Name Mullin Tater Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NB8N-F24 : accessed 14 August 2015), Chathereigne Tater, 1688; citing ASKRIGG,YORK,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 0098527 IT 1, 098527 IT 1. Jane Tater England Births and Christenings Name Jane Tater Gender Female Christening Date 23 Mar 1717 Christening Place ST NICHOLAS PARISH REC AND NONCONF ,NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE,NORTHUMBERLAND,ENGLAND Father's Name James Tater Mother's Name Margt. Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5NL-95N : accessed 14 August 2015), Jane Tater, 23 Mar 1717; citing ST NICHOLAS PARISH REC AND NONCONF ,NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE,NORTHUMBERLAND,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 95,017, 95,018, 847,912, 847,913.
No image available England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Indexing Project (Batch) Number P00435-1 System Origin England-ODM GS Film number 0095017, 0095018, 0847912, 0847913 George Tater mentioned in the record of Henry Name George Tater Gender Male Son Henry Other information in the record of Henry from England Births and Christenings Name Henry Gender Male Christening Date 1772 Christening Place SOMPTING, SUSSEX, ENGLAND Father's Name George Tater Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J78C-59B : accessed 14 August 2015), George Tater in entry for Henry, 1772; citing Sompting, Sussex, England, Sarah Tater England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name Sarah Tater Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 14 Jun 1725 Marriage Place Fleet, London Affiliate Publication Number RG7_076 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F736-KZ8 : accessed 14 August 2015), Sarah Tater, 14 Jun 1725, Marriage; citing p. 27, Fleet, London, record group RG7, Public Record Office, Daniel Taeter England Deaths and Burials Name Daniel Taeter Gender Male Burial Date 22 May 1698 Burial Place Sandhurst, Kent, England Citing this Record "England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JDSZ-HNR : accessed 14 August 2015), Daniel Taeter, 22 May 1698; citing , reference it 4; FHL microfilm 1,737,005.
"England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JD44-62D : accessed 14 August 2015), Suson Teter, 04 May 1676; citing , reference item 29; FHL microfilm 1,526,839. John Teter mentioned in the record of John Teter and Frances Pane Name John Teter Spouse's Name Frances Pane Event Date 19 Oct 1636 Event Place Saint Dunstan,Stepney,London,England Citing this Record "England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJRC-YXM : accessed 14 August 2015), John Teter and Frances Pane, 19 Oct 1636; citing Saint Dunstan,Stepney,London,England, reference ; FHL microfilm 578,821. Simon Teter England Births and Christenings Name Simon Teter Gender Male Christening Date 07 Sep 1704 Christening Place THREADNEEDLE STREET FRENCH HUGUENOT,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND Father's Name Phillemon Teter Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5LL-1SD : accessed 14 August 2015), Simon Teter, 07 Sep 1704; citing THREADNEEDLE STREET FRENCH HUGUENOT,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 942.1 L1 B4H V. 16, 942.1 L1 B4H V. 23. George Teter England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8) Name George Teter Event Type Burial Burial Date 14 Sep 1820 Burial Place Clerkenwell, London Affiliate Publication Number RG4_4322 Citing this Record "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQK4-J6J : accessed 14 August 2015), George Teter, 14 Sep 1820, Burial; citing p. 137, Clerkenwell, London, record group RG4, Public Record Office, London. Nicholas Teter mentioned in the record of Marie Teterington Name Nicholas Teter Gender Male Daughter Marie Teterington Other information in the record of Marie Teterington from England, Essex Parish Registers Name Marie Teterington Event Type Christening Event Date 08 Jun 1589 Event Place , Boreham, Essex, England Gender Female Father's Name Nicholas Teter Citing this Record "England, Essex Parish Registers, 1503-1997," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDW-B72R : accessed 14 August 2015), Nicholas Teter in entry for Marie Teterington, 08 Jun 1589, Christening; citing , Boreham, Essex, England, Record Office, Chelmsford; FHL microfilm 1,471,933 Anna Tutoris Wales, Denbighshire, Parish Registers Name Anna Tutoris Event Type Burial Event Date 21 Apr 1727 Event Place Bryneglwys, Denbighshire, Wales Citing this Record "Wales, Denbighshire, Parish Registers, 1538-1912," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KCRQ-CSB : accessed 16 August 2015), Anna Tutoris, 21 Apr 1727, Burial; from "Parish Records Collection 1538-2005," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing Bryneglwys, Denbighshire, Wales, p. , The National Archives, Kew, Surrey. Martha Tater Wales, Denbighshire, Parish Registers Name Martha Tater Event Type Baptism Event Date 21 Aug 1602 Event Place Ruthin, Denbighshire, Wales Citing this Record "Wales, Denbighshire, Parish Registers, 1538-1912," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC58-BYG : accessed 16 August 2015), Martha Tater, 21 Aug 1602, Baptism; from "Parish Records Collection 1538-2005," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2012); citing Ruthin, Denbighshire, Wales, p. , The National Archives, Kew, Surrey. Esther Teater England and Wales Census, 1861 Name Esther Teater County Isle Of Man Event Type Census Event Date 1861 Parish Maughold Or Suburbs Of Ramsey Registration District Isle Of Man Age 46 Gender Female Relationship to Head of Household Wife Birthplace Andreas, Isle Of Man Schedule Type Household Citing this Record "England and Wales Census, 1861," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7TQ-5YK : accessed 16 August 2015), Esther Teater, Maughold Or Suburbs Of Ramsey, Isle Of Man, Isle of Man; from "1861 England, Scotland and Wales census," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing PRO RG 9, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey. Thomas ... Teater England and Wales Census, 1861 Name Thomas ... Teater County Isle Of Man Event Type Census Event Date 1861 Parish Maughold Or Suburbs Of Ramsey Registration District Isle Of Man Age 58 Gender Male Relationship to Head of Household Head Birthplace Andreas, Isle Of Man Schedule Type Household Citing this Record "England and Wales Census, 1861," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7TQ-5YV : accessed 16 August 2015), Thomas ... Teater, Maughold Or Suburbs Of Ramsey, Isle Of Man, Isle of Man; from "1861 England, Scotland and Wales census," database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : n.d.); citing PRO RG 9, The National Archives, Kew, Surrey.
"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NDQQ-1ZK : accessed 14 August 2015), Robert Benge, 10 Aug 1628; citing Charlwood, Surrey, England, reference 2:2JR6NKB; FHL microfilm 1,041,719. Gentilshommes Verriers and their glassmaking compatriots. Ironically, the reason for their later emigration from France "Was the fact that the Lorraine glassmaking families, en Masse, had adopted Calvinist Reform, and had thus become the object of religious persecution, disabilities, and discrimination."48 John Benge England Births and Christenings Name John Benge Gender Male Christening Date 22 Mar 1616 Christening Place CHARLWOOD, SURREY, ENGLAND Father's Name John Benge Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NDQQ-1ZB : accessed 14 August 2015), John Benge, 22 Mar 1616; citing Charlwood, Surrey, England, reference 2:2JR6JWP; FHL microfilm 1,041,719.
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William Benge England Births and Christenings Name William Benge Gender Male Christening Date 25 Jan 1623 Christening Place CHARLWOOD, SURREY, ENGLAND Father's Name Thomas Benge Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NDQQ-1ZL : accessed 14 August 2015), William Benge, 25 Jan 1623; citing Charlwood, Surrey, England, reference 2:2JR6M38; FHL microfilm 1,041,719. Mary Benge England Births and Christenings Name Mary Benge Gender Female Christening Date 21 Feb 1630 Christening Place Frant, Sussex, England Father's Name Robert Benge Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N6XM-LYJ : accessed 14 August 2015), Mary Benge, 21 Feb 1630; citing Frant, Sussex, England, reference ; FHL microfilm 1,468,866. Andrew Rey England Births and Christenings Name Andrew Rey Gender Male Christening Date 25 Jul 1707 Christening Place COPLE,BEDFORD,ENGLAND Father's Name Andrew Rey Mother's Name Ann Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V52T-HP5 : accessed 14 August 2015), Andrew Rey, 25 Jul 1707; citing COPLE,BEDFORD,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 599,352.
"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NFMS-XWP : accessed 14 August 2015), Andrew Wray, 26 Jun 1664; citing Langton-by-Wragby, Lincoln, England, reference item 5; FHL microfilm 1,541,962.
"England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NVBK-V92 : accessed 14 August 2015), Azariah Davie and Jone Wood, Nov 1584; citing Saint Mary The Virgin,Dover,Kent,England, reference ; FHL microfilm 355,634. Thomas Reynolds England Births and Christenings Name Thomas Reynolds Gender Male Christening Date 23 Dec 1738 Christening Place WISBECH-ST. PETER, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND Father's Name Thomas Reynolds Mother's Name Mary Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N8LB-5FS : accessed 14 August 2015), Thomas Reynolds, 23 Dec 1738; citing Wisbeach, Cambridge, England, Thomas Reynolds England Births and Christenings Name Thomas Reynolds Gender Male Christening Date 27 Mar 1726 Christening Place Bobbington, Stafford, England Father's Name William Reynolds Mother's Name Elizabeth Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N8T6-YZ5 : accessed 14 August 2015), Thomas Reynolds, 27 Mar 1726; citing Bobbington, Stafford, England, reference ; FHL microfilm 1,040,830. Henry Reynolds England Births and Christenings Name Henry Reynolds Gender Male Christening Date 02 Aug 1767 Christening Place Ormskirk, Lancashire, England Father's Name William Reynolds Mother's Name Marjery Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NDVV-386 : accessed 14 August 2015), Henry Reynolds, 02 Aug 1767; citing Ormskirk, Lancashire, England, reference ; FHL microfilm 1,068,945. William Poe England Births and Christenings Name William Poe Gender Male Christening Date 22 Jun 1730 Christening Place HIGH PAVEMENT PRESBYTERIAN,NOTTINGHAM,NOTTINGHAM,ENGLAND Father's Name John Poe Mother's Name Mary Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NPN1-JHC : accessed 14 August 2015), William Poe, 22 Jun 1730; citing HIGH PAVEMENT PRESBYTERIAN,NOTTINGHAM,NOTTINGHAM,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 0825361 (RG4 1587). Edwarde Pearis England Births and Christenings Name Edwarde Pearis Gender Male Christening Date 21 Jan 1562 Christening Place WOODBURY,DEVON,ENGLAND Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NB72-FXF : accessed 14 August 2015), Edwarde Pearis, 21 Jan 1562; citing WOODBURY,DEVON,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 917,557.
"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N6MH-PR9 : accessed 14 August 2015), George Peres, 1618; citing Calne, Wiltshire, England, reference - 2:2NRQ7PD; FHL microfilm 1,279,348. VIRGINIA George Pearis mentioned in the record of George Pearis and Betsy Howe Name George Pearis Spouse's Name Betsy Howe Event Date 14 Nov 1808 Event Place Montgomery County, Virginia Father's Name George Pearis Spouse's Father's Name Daniel Howe Citing this Record "Virginia, Marriages, 1785-1940," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XR8N-ZYV : accessed 14 August 2015), George Pearis and Betsy Howe, 14 Nov 1808; citing Montgomery County, Virginia, reference P 120; FHL microfilm 32,633.
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Acres: 100 Type of WT: Treasury WT #1: 6828 14.) Entry #: 4069 (Image) 49 KB Date: 2/19/1785 Book: 2 Page: 185 Name: Teators, Samuel Assignee of #1: Howe, John William Acres: 600 Type of WT: Treasury WT #1: 6826 NOTE both of Howes sisters were married to- Robert Parris and George Parris, Christian Pearis Jones Find A Grave Index Name Christian Pearis Jones Maiden Name Pearis Event Type Burial Event Date 1850 Event Place , Newton, Mississippi, United States of America Photograph Included Yes Birth Date 1767 Death Date 1850 Affiliate Record Identifier 52564550 Cemetery Johnson Cemetery Citing this Record "Find A Grave Index," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVKB-RBV1 : accessed 14 August 2015), Christian Pearis Jones, 1850; Burial, , Newton, Mississippi, United States of America, Johnson Cemetery; citing record ID 52564550, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. The image is viewable at findagrave.com. By clicking here you will be leaving FamilySearch.org. (fees and other terms may apply) Find A Grave Index
George Paris, debtor to Archibald Fresher (?).--Sundries and labor. To cooking and washing for six months for him and his daughter at 6/. Credit by one wagon body at 6/.
In the 17th century, Friesian cows were introduced to Norfolk from Holland. Cattle from places such as the Netherlands were also sent to Norfolk to be fattened on the marshes before being sold at St. Faiths Cattle Market near Norwich The route from Norfolk to the Low Countries was the most common trading voyage of the Middle Ages and, at this time, Flanders (followed by the Netherlands) became trading posts for goods from all over Europe and the Orient. Materials that have been traded from the Low Countries to Norfolk include glass, pottery, metalwork and cloth, whilst wool, in particular, was traded from Norfolk to the Low Countries. 17th century Delft potters imported clay from Norfolk and delftware tiles and pottery into Norfolk.Although not specifically 'trade', 18th and 19th century smugglers moved spirits and tobacco from Holland to Norfolk. NOTE Read the will inventory of George Teator of Kentucky. He did raise this special type of Walloon Cattle Friesian Cows Friesian cows were introduced to Norfolk from Holland
"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N14G-GLX : accessed 16 August 2015), Edward Tetter in entry for Edward Tetter, 26 Aug 1838; citing Bristol, Gloucester, England, reference item 3 p 113; FHL microfilm 1,596,777. Edward Tither England Births and Christenings Name Edward Tither Gender Male Christening Date 03 Apr 1727 Christening Place CHETWYND,SHROPSHIRE,ENGLAND Father's Name James Tither Mother's Name Mary Citing this Record "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NG4G-T3N : accessed 16 August 2015), Edward Tither, 03 Apr 1727; citing CHETWYND,SHROPSHIRE,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 429,011. Samuel Teater service from 9 October 1757 to 30 December 1758 under Captain Joshua Beall, from 31 December 1758 to 26 April 1759 August 13th 1757 9 October 1757 NOTE the Dates. Samuel Teater followed Edward Tater Taytor ect into Joshua Bealls co 3 months after Edward Tater These were the only 2 Teeters in Joshua Bealls Co. Full text of "Maryland historical magazine" - Internet Archive https://archive.org/stream/.../marylandhistori00unkngoog_djvu.txt The following is Capt. Joshua Bealls of P. G. Co. Muster Roll Taken from the Journal The Above Capt. 8865 24.. 8.. 1% To Stephen West of ditto ditto 13462 84.. 1.. 6 To Edward Taytor Tater Tator ECT To Ninian Beall (son WilUam) To Wiliaam Igoe To William Bradock To John Jacks Exrs. of Fred Co. ditto To CorpL John Ray To Sergt. Barton Lucas To Ensign James Riley
Capt. John White's Muster Boll Viz: To the above Capt. for 6 days Service To Corpl. George Keler ditto To Jacob Bowman To Jacob Beter To John Bench To John Hite To Balser Paugh To Henxy Queer To John Bedford To Clement Rule To John Ripeligh To Rudolph Rhoar To George Seamer To Jacoh Sunf rank To Jacob Snowdagle To George Snider To Paul Sharp To Michael Stumpf To Henry Shover To Jacob Stoner To Valentine Shrioner To Mathias Spangler To Henry Smith To Charles Shell To Conrad Snider To Gapt. Elias Delashmut's Muster Roll August 13th 1757 To the Above Capt. for 52 days Servico 1386 To Joseph Ray Sergt. ditto 554 To John Fudar ditto To Capt. Joseph Cbapline's Muster To the Above Capt. for To Evan Shelby Sergt To Conrade Samuel To Jeremiah Wells To Conrad Samuel Jr To Benjamin Wells To Capt. Thomas Morris^s Muster Roll To the Above Capt. for 30 days
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