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This timeline supports the article on Person:George Teater (1)
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- MySource:Starnes-Carlock extracts from Chalkley
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| | 1739 | DOB: Mar. 9, 1739 | unverified gravestone date |
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| | 1759 | Private George Teater, Dec. 31 1758-April 26, 1759, 117 das transfer/ Capt. A. Beall's co. | Clark, 1983:78 | at same time: Private Samuel Teater, Dec. 31 1758-April 26, 1759, 117 das transfer/ Capt. A. Beall's co.; Samuel is possibly related to George.
| | 1760 | Botetourt County. George Teeter was a solidier in Capt. Gist's Company in the First Virginia Regiment in 1760. Charles Allison proved his discharge, 11 Dec 1779 | Bockstruck, 1988:246 |
| | 1761 | Warrant for 200 acres issued to George teatr, a sergeant in Col Byrd's Rgmt in 1761. 1 February 1780 Kentucky Co. | Bockstruck, 1988:300 | Served in Militia in 1761
| | 1761 | George Teater, Sergt in Col Byrd's Regt in 1761. Kentucky Co, Feb 1. 1780 | Crozier, 1905 | need page number
| | 1762 | Marriage of George and Sarah | See:Pension Statement | Sarah is identified as the wife of Geoerge Teater in land records; Son Samuel gives DOB as February 1763, consistent with a 1762 DOB
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| | 1768 | Lands of Frederick Starnes on Crab Creek, Botetourt County, were sold in 1768 to George Teeter. | Kegley 327 |
| | 1768 | From Staunton Va Entry Book 1, 1768. George teeter from Frederick Sterns 85 aces on Crab Creek | Kegley 1980:183 |
| | 1768 | George Teeter purchased from Frederick Starns the survey at the mouth of Crab creek containing 85 acres. | Kegley 1980:178 | Kegley does not give the date, but it is presumably the same transaction described on p. 183, occurring ni 1768
| | 1768 | 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. | Chalkley, Vol 3:475 |
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| | 1770 | 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 | Summers 1929:534 |
| | 1770 | From Staunton Va entry Book 1, 1770. Howard Heavin from George Teater and sarah, 85 acres on Crab Creek. | Kegley 1980:227 |
| | 1770 | 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, 1785 - George Tetor...150 ac...on a branch of the Middle Fork of Holston...60 ac. surveyed on January 16, 1774, includes improvements, actual settlement made in 1770...August 30, 1781 - Assigned to Daniel Riley on October 9, 1783. Signed: George Tetor. Witness: Aaron Lewis - Assigned to John Porterfield on March 9, 1785. Signed: Daniel Riley. Witness: Aaron Lewis | Source:Robertson, 1998 | Places Geoerge Teater on the Middle Fork of the Holston as early as 1770
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| | 1772 | 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. | Kegley, 1982:108 | The parcel involved here appears to be a portion of the 85 acre tract initially settled by Geoerge Teater in 1768. Teater apparently transferred this land by assignment to William Kavenaough, who then transferred 30 acres by assignment to John Taylor.
| | 1773 | 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...August 29, 1781 - Assigned to John McReonolds Signed: Thomas Hardwick | Source:Robertson, 1998 | Carson had this property surveyed in 1774. It was originally settled in 1772, but by whom is not clear---probably by Jeremiah Hatfield, who assigned it to Teeter, sometime between 1772 and 1774, who then assigned it to Carson. John Carson also appears on the Ebbing Springs Call with Teeter in 1773, so its likely they knew each other.
| | 1773 | George teator on list of signatories on the [Ebbing Springs Call]] to Reverend Charles Cummings. | |
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| | 1777 | 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 | Summers 1929:246 |
| | 1778 | 19 August 1778. Washington County Court Minutes. Ordered that George Teeter be recommended...for Ensign in the militia of the county of Washington | Summers, 1929:1001; See also Summers 1903:303, 855 | This record is cited by some to indicate Revolutionary War Service of George Teater, and also used to suggest that teater was present at the battle of Kings Mountain. (e.g., Summers 1903:864). Neither view seems well founded. We would normally expect that an ensign would be a young man, probably under the age of 18, rather than an adult. As a result, this is most likely a record for George Teater Jr., rather than for the father. No data has been located that explicitly places George Teater (father or son) at Kings Mt. (Moss, 1990)
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| | 1780 | Warrant for 200 acres issued to George teatr, a sergeant in Col Byrd's Rgmt in 1761. 1 February 1780 Kentucky Co. | Bockstruck, 1988:300 | Exercized warrant for service in 1761
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| | 1815 | Reputed Gravestone date of July 25 1815. | | Jul. 25, 1815) reputed to be based on a cemetery transcription by Howard Teater (Nancy Perry, personal communication, 9 May 2008); DAR records are said to give 8 August 1815. Will was written 25 July 1815, and probated 30 August 1815
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| | UnCertain | before May 1783. Loyal Land Company Survey Records, George Teeter, 60 acres, Augusta county chancery Suit File NS 183 (1834); Archives Virginia State library. | Kegle, 1980:38 | Absent a good date for this item, it is diffiuclt to evaluate its significance.
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