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were these 2. george william teater.of kentucky and samuel gibson teater retired ohio brothers. were they, english teters or french teters dutch or german teters. from thier notes both of them had mostly scotch irish and english inlaws. both lived in non german areas. george was a presbyterian,desticnt to religion distinct to scotland england n .ireland, george was a large negro salve holder as were his sons and inlaws the pearis parris family. all or most of george teaters inlaws were from n carolina, some being part indian some part melungeon. both george and samuels wives appear to be of english extraction except if sarah pearis was part indian thats another discussion,
samuel teater did have a son inlaw keller yet the rest are mostly englisg backgrounds. we find then together as young men in the french indian war with many virginia and north carolina compatriots. samuel seemed to become a officer rather quckly and his men were just wholey all scoth irish and english settlers. several points are that .to be a officer in standing army or miltia within the brittish army a brittish officer one needed to be from a brittish miltary family or be appointed by a sr brittish officer or a brittish governor,. this is not to say there were not german officers , there were. but they were mostly in tradtional german communities. as the case of capt paul teter of pedelton co virg, yet he presided over german settlers and was in the area of supply.
samuel and george were in full combat units and were not in uniformed standing line units , they were guerella fighters in miltia units.
samuels intial religous affliation are unknown but he is mentioned several times in the history of the methodist church of america, this was a church distinct to london and the wesley brothers who created revivalism. or new methods.
In the name of God Amen the 26th daie of January in the yere of our Lord God
1563. I Andrewe Barnes in the parishe of Brinkworth in the diocese of Sarum
beinge sicke in bodie and in perfect mind and memorie thankes be geven to
allmightie God I do make and ordaine by thes present my testament containinge
therein my last will in manner & form followinge that is to saye. First I
bequeth my sole to allmightie God my maker and redemer and my body to be
buried in the churche yard of Brinkworth aforesaid when it shall please God
to call me by his visitacione. Item I geve and bequeth to the churche of
Brinkworth 20d. Item I geve and bequeth to Johne my sonne a steare and my
waine my yoke & strings to remaine to Jefrie my steare and if John my sone
die my waine my yoke and strings to remaine to to Jefrie my sonne. Item I
geve to Margaret my dauter a steare and to Christian my daughter a steare and
if Elizabeth my wif do mary then halfe of my goods to be distributed amonge
my children equally and if any of my children do die that parte to be devided
amonge the residewe of my children equally. The residue of my goods not
geven nor bequethed I frely geve and bequeth to Elizabeth my wif whom I do
constitut and make min executrix of this my last will and testament dated at
Brinkworth aforesaid the daie and yere above written. Thes beringe witnes
John Somfeld parson ther, Thomas Teiter and I the said Andrew Barnes have
also appointed and assigned my wellbeloved and trustie friend John Richemond
to be the oversear of this my last will and testament.
Probate at Malmesbury 13th May 1563.
Inventory £29 13s.
in a series of timelines Thomas Teiter lived here in brinksworth england in the 1563 period. it apears that his line moved into coleman street london and became merchants and tax officers, 2 of them edward teder and teder roberts help found king james virginia company,
Thomas Fardell (£3)3
Edwarde Tedder (£3)3
James Vaughan (£3)
From: '1582 London Subsidy Roll: Aldersgate Ward', Two Tudor subsidy rolls for the city of London: 1541 and 1582 (1993), pp. 117-31. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/r. here find a 2nd geration edward tedder so we can see the name statrs taking on variations teder tyder ect. the 1st edearwd tedder appears to be the father of this edward , he was a founder of virginia company witha tedder roberts who granville reports was likked by indians off roanoke.
Robert Coller (£3)3
James Anton (£12)12
Thomas Staples (£12)12
Robert Damport (£5)5
Thomas Postelet (£5)5
Thomas Walker (£6)6
William Bray (£3)3
Thomas Townsende (£3)3
Thomas Gyttens (£16)16
Robert Woodborne (£3)3
Cutbert Wallet (£3) [a]3
John Cane (£3)3
Richerd Turner (£3)3
Edwarde Jones (£3)3
William Faune (£10)10
171. Straungers
Harman Edyn servant to Christian Bowen4
Jocas Johnson servant to Christian Bowen4
Henrye Johnson servant to Christian Bowen4
Roger Swarston taylor (20s.)2
Elizabeth wyfe of John James sylkman4
Jane James his daughter4
The wyfe of Michaell Art shomaker4
Johan Morysyn wydowe4
Andrew Vansutefinde her servant4
John Cornelish4
John Manningam (20s.)2
his wyfe per pol4
Mary More his servant4
Peter Focall silkweaver (£3)6
The wyfe of Edwarde Tedder
From: '1582 London Subsidy Roll: Aldersgate Ward', Two Tudor subsidy rolls for the city of London: 1541 and 1582 (1993), pp. 117-31. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/. here we find robert collier whose line founded the colliers fist settled in gloucester virg. and we find the wyfe of edward tedder. it demonstates that the thomas tyder and edward here with this this wodow were his sons.
172. John Garsney his servant4
Gyles Vangale clockmaker (£3)6
his wyfe4
James Lyst goldsmyth (£3)6
his wyfe4
Leonarde Goinge his servant
From: '1582 London Subsidy Roll: Aldersgate Ward', Two Tudor subsidy rolls for the city of London: 1541 and 1582 (1993), pp. 117-31. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/ the goings gowins goins ect the indian melungeons have many versions i found them them to have stated here with the teters and colliers.
Rice Clarke (£4)4
Robert Newton (£3)3
Roger Flynt (£4)4
William Beale (£3)3
George Gybson (£3)3
John Collyns (£4)4
Raph Whyttle (£9)
From: '1582 London Subsidy Roll: Aldersgate Ward', Two Tudor subsidy rolls for the city of London: 1541 and 1582 (1993), pp. 117-31. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/ here agian many versions of the gibsons and collins indian and melungeons have been found to start here with the colliers teters goings
52 PASSINGER Wch PASSED FROM
[1635
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yeres
yeres
Jo Pattman 23
Willm Beckkitt 26
Tho: Coke 30 Tho: Evans 20
Jo: Symonds 19 Jo: Hynd 24
Jo: Boone 12 Wm Mecham 20
Nico : Evans 16 Roger Wills 20
Jo: Wydhouse 15 Tho: Tedder 19
Ricr: Hollinby 20 Jo: Sessions 22
Wm Lodge 13 Daniell Dennis 22
Isack Pratt 22 Capten Jacob Lake 30
o: Evans 17 Luke Stokes 35
ames Robard's 20 Richard Speed 35
Ricr: Clark 19 Phillipp Henson 21
Geo: Plunckett 19 Arthur Watkyns 25
Wm Maccowdin 19 Jo: Joyner 25
Jo: Alliday 20 Jo: Dent 30
Walter Gibson 25 Robert Jnoson 26
Jo: Wynkles 20 Jo: Sawcott 18
Jo: Vynn 17 Jo: Bunce 18
Robert Roe 19 Jo: Robinson 26
Maurice Willms [Williams] 18 Ricr: Pell 22
Dennis Mortagh 30 Jo: Disherd 22
Jo: Dukkarth 31 Tho: Lamberd 23
Ricr: Mansfield 22 Geo: Chapman 17
Gregorie Ogell 15 Wm Aston 17
Wm Whitlock 31 Adrian Coke 27
Jo: Long 20 Robert Philkynn 25
Jo: Thomson 31 Jno Sympson 29
Tho: Farmer 22 Steeven Greenly 16
Ricr: Brownley 19 Mary Lovely 35
Mathew Westwood 18 Ann Lovely 10
Jo: Mather 21 Margaret Lucock's 27
Robert Pendred 40 Annis Percy 24
David Robinson 20 thomas tedder by further study was a covicted rebel sent to virg, via barbadoes on the ship peter bonaventure 1635, along with him was thomas evans,, withina generation we find thomas evans living in gloucester virg with the lilleys edward titer and across the marylandl ine we find 2 william tettertons.
1678 Tittertun, Mary 4 April 1678. 930 acres escheat land; formerly granted to Edward Titerton. to put it together by time line thomas tedder arrived 1635, there was a 40 yr period between this thomas and the thomas and edward tedder of coleman st london. then this edward titer here is living close to 2 william tettertons across the maryland line.
perquimans north carolina combined tax list.
Tenerton, William 1718/19
Tetherton, Wm: 1713
Tetherton, Wm: 1713d10
Tetterton, Will 1702 at least the the 1st william teterton arrived here by 1702 with thomas evans from gloucester virginia suggests he was edward titer sons be cuse he came with john lilley who lived near edward toter in gloucester. william teterton married sarah lilley. out of these teters was at least william samuel james teterton. then there was john tedder who arrived here in perquimans 1744, his son william teterton is noted as died here in 1690. that could explain the parents of old george teeder and benjamin tedder of beuafort , who lived very near the other family in tyrrell nc.
Enkisson, Robert 1702
Evans, Robert 1754
Evans, Tho: 1702
Evins, Jonath: 1713d10 thomas evans came from goucester virg here with william tetterton. it appears that his father arrived in virg with the 1st thomas evans that came on the peter venture. this thomas evans was the father inlaws of the william tettertons son who was samuel teterton teder tuter ect that livd in trrell and surry virg.
EVANS, THOMAS
Secretary of State
Colony of North Carolina
Tyrrell County
Dated 14 March 1744/5
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In the name of God Amen, the Fourtenth day of March 1744/5 I Thomas Evans of Terrill County & Province of North Carolina Planter, being very sick & weak in body, but of perfect mind & memory, Thanks be given unto God, Therefore calling unto mind ye mortality of my body & knowing that itt is appointed for all men once to die, do make & ordain this my Last will & Testament (that is to say) Principally & First of all I give & recommend my Soul into ye hands of God tht gave itt, and my body I recommend to ye Earth, to be buried in decent Christian burian att ye discretion of my Executors, nothing doubting but att ye Generall Resurrection I shall receive ye same again by ye Mighty Power of God, & as touching such worldly Estate wherewith itt hath pleased God to bless me in this Life, I give, demise & dispose of ye same in ye following manner and Form.
Imprimiss - I will give & bequeath to my loving mother Elonor Evans four caws & calfs, one five year old steer one bed & Furniture one Chest, two pewter dishes, tow plates, two pottle Basons, two porringers during her natural Life with ye priviledge of my house & plantation during ye said time.
Item - I give will & bequeath to Saml. Tetterton one cow & Calf
Item - I will give & bequeath to my beloved wife Mary Evans ye one third part of all my Estate after ye Legacies paid out & the other two thirds of my Estate to be equally divided between my five children Elizabeth, Mary, Catherine, Alic & Sarah Evans each to have a proportionable part
Item - I will & bequeath that after ye decease of my wife Mary ye land which I now live on with ye Plantation do fall to my youngest daughter Sarah Evans & provided ye sd. Sarah should die before inheritance to fall to my next youngest child in course.
Item - I will & bequeath what money I have by me to my wife Mary with riding horse.
Item - I likewise constitute make & ordain my wife Mary Evans, Samuel Durrance & Matthias Adams my Sole Execuors of this my Last will & Testament of all & Singular my lands & Estate and I do hereby utterly disallow, revoke, disannull all & every other former Testament wills Legacies and bequeasts & Executors by me in any ways before named, willed & bequeathed, rattifying and confirming this and no other to be my Last will & Testament in wittness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal the day & year afore written
Thomas (his -E- mark) Evans
Signed Sealed & Delivered
In presence of
John Nicholls
John Garrett
John J. Walker
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therfore we can see there is long chain timeline between these 2 families. this thomas is connected to benjamin evans who connected to jacob teder samuel teeder and george teeder sr. benjamin most likey was the father of the rowan countymilitia commander lt thomas evans.
TETERTON, WILLIAM
North Carolina
Tyrrell County
Book 1, page 24
Dated 16 January 1759
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In the name of God amen: I William Teterton of the County of Tyrrel in the Province aforesaid being sick in body but of sound and desposing mind and memory thanks be to the Almighty do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner following first I recomment my soul to God my Maker and my body to be buried in a Christain like and decent manner at the duretion of my Executors and as to such worldly goods as it has pleased God to bestow upon me I give and despose of the same in manner following Viz.
First - I give and bequeath to my loving wife Elizabeth all my moveable Estate until the day of her death or marage and then to be divided among my children at my wifes duretion except the increase of my mare and it is my will and desire that my wife deliver them to my children as she breeds until every one of my children has one.
Item - I do constitute nomenate and appoint my frend Thomas Leary Executor and my loving wife Elizabeth Executrix of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoaking and disannulling all former and other Wills by me made in Witness wereof I have signed sealed and published this to be my last Will and Testament the 16th day of Janey. Ammo Dom 1759.
William (his -x- mark) Taterton
Signed sealed & Published
in the presence of us
John Leary
Kiza Leary
Recorded by Fr. Ward Clerk
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------william teterton was the borther of samuel teterton. he married elizabeth. we should keep in mind that george teater named his son william and samuel. and that george teater s full name was george william teater. also in 1786 a elizabeth titer and her husband thomas raynalds came from nc to buy 100 acres from george teater. could all that be coincedence ? this william also had family that was living in pitt co nc. in the 1780 martha titer joseph teterton william teteron elizabeth teterton. in the next county were george tedder jr his brother thomas tettor john tetterton william tetterton. its been suggested that the elizabeth titer that came with thomas reynolds was from lincoln co nc. not possible becuse the 1790 cenus 1800 census shows that the thomas reynolds there was still living there in those periods, therefore he couldnt of been the thomas reynolds living in kentucky with george teater,
1738- 22 August 1738. William Tetterton of Tyrrell Precinct to Collo. John Worley of same. 16 pounds 10 shillings. 100 acres, joining the Sound, Cypress Swamp, sd William Tetterton. Wit: Thos. Leary, Rebeckeh (x) Ray. Sep Ct 1740. [Dr. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr., The Deeds of Tyrrell County, North Carolina 1735 - 1760, Keysville, Virginia: Author, 1991. Tyrrell County, North Carolina Deed Book 1 p, 108 col john worley was related to william teterton he was also related to the melungeon gibsons, and joseph worley was the brother inlaw capt samuel gibson teater,
WILL OF JOHN WORLEY
I, John Worley am dispersed to make my Will being in perfect health and sense and memory praised be to God for it. In the Name of God Amen, I give my soul to God whom created it and my body to be buried at the decoction of my executive. Then I give to my well beloved wife Ester Worley all my Estate after my debts are paid and the Plantation whereon I now live during her life and then the said Plantation after her life I give to my grandson Charles Maxey to him and his Heirs... Infully begotten and never to be sold and if the Charles Maxey should dye then to fall to John Gibson, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Gibson. Then I give to John Worley younger and my grandson the Plantation where his father now lives and so to a new line I make according to my own pleasure for the division but my will is that my son John Worley shall have the Plantation during his life but no liberty to sell it nor to rent it. Then I give to my son John Worley Junior one shilling starling. Then I give to my son William Worley one shelling starling. Then I give to my daughter Mary Maxey one shilling starling. Then I give to my daughter Elizabeth Gibson one shelling starling. Then I give to my daughter Christian Agee one shelling starling. Then I give to my daughter Jude Smith one shelling starling. And this is to be my last will and Testament, as written in my hand this 22 day of March 1757.
John Worley noted the gibsons were the family of john worley and john worley was related to william tetterton. here find elizabeth, william teterton married elizabeth, so then, elizabeth gibson. samuel teeder teterton ect was williams brother elizabeth titer from nc. bought 100 acres from george teater 1786 ky. so by the nameing patterns its getting established by timeline and names. samuel gibson teater , george william teater.
John Worley, 3rd appears to have been orphaned at a young ago. He died in 1794, leaving a Will in which he names his sons Lovick Worley, Joseph Worley and Robert Worley.
We now know that the Joseph listed in the Will is Joseph John Worley because of a 1797 indenture which refers to the property left in the Will and lists these three heirs, including Joseph John Worley of South Carolina. then who was joseph worley the brother inlaw of capt samuel gibson teater? there were 3 joseph worleys all thru old col john worley.Samuel Teeter was a relative of the family of John Doddridge, and soon followed them into what is now Independence township. He located a tract of land that contained three hundred and eighty acres, which was surveyed to him May 1, 1780, and twice resurveyed by an order of the board of property, Sep 15, 1784, and March 7, 1785. Upon the tract "Plenty" Samuel and Mary Teeter, with their sons Samuel and George, resided in a two-story log house, which stood near the house now occupied by Col. Asa Manchester. Northwest of the house and adjoining it was a fort known as "Teeter's Fort," which was not far from the "Doddridge Fort," and is well remembered by Col. Manchester. Around the house and fort Mr. Teeter. had built a stockade, which inclosed about one-eighth of an acre of ground. This stockade was built high above the house, and was constructed of logs sixteen feet long, which were split and set in the ground, with another tier placed over the interstices. Some of the logs which composed the house and fort of Samuel Teeter are still in use in the woodshed of Col. Manchester, who now owns and lives on the Teeter homestead. The property descended to him from Isaac Manchester, to whom Mr. Teeter sold it in 1797, when he removed to the State of Kentucky. the history of crumine says he removed to kentucky. that was staging point to remove with the igous to ohio, yet the igous lived down river from george teater while he had his farm in bakers creek washinton county virg.o Hopewell (now Independence) township in 1783, and purchased the property of Joseph Worley, who received the tract on a Virginia certificate granted Jan.28, 1780, which recites that it is situated "in the county of Ohio, on the waters of Buffalo Creek, to include his settlement made in the year 1773." It was assigned by Mr. Worley to Samuel Buchanan, and surveyed to him as "Comfort," containing three hundred acres, on the 19th of April, 1785. The creek on which it was situated was known as Worley's Run this joseph worley was married to the sister of samuel teaters wife, which made him capt samuel gibson teaters brother inlaw.3 Mary Biggs 1720/21 -
....................... +Joseph Doddridge - 1779
.............................. 4 Hannah Doddridge 1741/42 - 1836
.................................. +Michael Huff 1740/41 - Bef. 1820
......................................... 5 William Huff 1762 - 1819
............................................. +??
......................................... *2nd Wife of William Huff:
............................................. +Elizabeth Enswiger 1774 - 1866
......................................... 5 Michael Huff 1764 - 1794
......................................... 5 Joseph Huff 1766 - 1842
............................................. +Nancy Doddridge
......................................... 5 Mary Huff 1769 - 1835
............................................. +Kinzey Dickerson
......................................... 5 Elizabeth Huff 1772 - 1857
............................................. +Jacob Holmes
......................................... 5 John Huff 1775 - 1842
............................................. +Sarah Ann Johnson
......................................... 5 Rebecca Huff 1777 -
............................................. +Zacheus Johnson
......................................... 5 Samuel Huff 1779 - Aft. 1850
............................................. +Susanna Mathews
......................................... 5 Eleazar Huff 1782 - 1836
............................................. +Esther Moody
.............................. 4 Philip Doddridge 1737 - 1822
.................................. +Mary Merricle
.............................. 4 Sarah Elizabeth Doddridge Abt. 1745 - 1825
.................................. +John Huff 1743 - Abt. 1783
.............................. 4 Susan Doddridge
.................................. +Thomas Shannon
.............................. 4 Elizabeth Doddridge - 1817
.................................. +Henry Levens
.............................. 4 John Doddridge 1745 - 1791
.................................. +Mary Wells 1748 - 1776
.............................. *2nd Wife of John Doddridge:
.................................. +Elizabeth Scrimplin
.............................. 4 Mary Doddridge 1748 - 1838
.................................. +Samuel Teter
.............................. 4 Anne Doddridge
.................................. +Joseph Worley
................... 3 John Biggs 1710 -
so could this all be coincedence or not? in addition to worleys and teters of tyrrell the biggs are noted there and that area back to the late 1600 s
1755 tyrrell nc tax list
Best, Thomas 1
Biggs, Joseph 1
Blount, Benjamin Taterton, John 1
Tatorton, William 1 here combined abstarcts of the tyrell 1755 tax list which still show these teters worleys gibsons biggs were all related and remained together.Teeter George Sr. Madison 4/17/1789
Teeter Geo. Jr. Madison 4/18/1789
Teeter George Sr. Madison 4/17/1789
Teeter George Jr. Madison 4/18/1789
Teeter Samuel Madison 4/18/1789
Teeter Samuel Madison 4/18/1789 in 1789 madison kentucky the tax list shows 4 george teters, 2 srs and 2jrs 2 samuels. we know that one george teater was george william teater married to sarah and the other was his son george teater jr married to mary van cleave we know that one samuel teater was also a son of george sarah, so there 2 more george teters and one more samuel.
Tiddor George Sr. 2-0-2-0-0
Tiddor George Jr. 1-0-1-0-0
Tiddor Thomas 1-2-4-0-0 this the 1790 dobbs census which shows that george tedder jr became george tedder sr with bother thomas. . again this george and thomas were the sons of old george teeder of beaufort and rowan co. yet for some reason they appeared for a short while with the george teater of kentucky his sons and one more samuel teater, the history of the methodist church indiactaes samuel was also out in the ky and holston area in the 1780s the crumine history states he removed to ky. so who else could this samuel teater be living with george teater and his family.
it should also be noted that capt samuel gibson teater named one daughter charity sons george and samuel susanahh . then the son of the george teater of kentucky who married elizabeth ray also named his children in the same manner as did the george teater of kentucky, yet we find the 1st charity in surry named with old samuel teeder.
in the 1800s early period parris teater was the methodist preacher of gunns chapel yet george teater and sarah were 1st presbyterians, the family converted over by the persuasion of who. it only could have been from that time capt sam teater was there with the family. so if all of its put in a nut shell it sure appears they were brothers from nc. form one of the teter brothers that lived in tyrrell.
NOTE THAT GEORGE TEDDER SR IS FOUND LATER IN ROWAN CO TAX PAGES AS TEEDER TEETER AND TEEDER JR
HIS OTHER SON THOMAS WAS TETTOR. HIS SON WAS LEFT WITH THE KY TEATER NAMED THOMAS TEATER 1796
NOTE BENJAMIN TEDDER WAS LATER FOUND WASHINGTON COUNTY AS BENJAMIN TETTERTON
CAPT SAMUEL GIBSON TEATER SIGNED HIS NAME AS TEATERTON.
THE GOVOF WASHINGTON CO NAMED THE GEORGE TEATER OF KENTUCKY AS SCOTCH ENGLISH AS DID HIS SON LAW CALEBCONNER BIO.
NOTES OF MINE SHOW BENJAMIN TEDDER AND GEORGE TEDDER OF BEAUFORT ARE SONS OF SAMUEL TETERTON AND MARY EVANS AS THE NAMING PATTERN SHOWS THEY WERE NAMED AFTER GEORGE EVANS AND BENJAMIN EVANS ,WHO MIGRATED WITH GEORGE TEDDER SR FROM BEAUFORT TO ROWAN CO.
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