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Paul Teator, Bladensburg, Md. DID HE EXIST?
Posted by: Glen Teater (ID *****8463)	Date: January 11, 2003 at 21:57:35
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In the book BIOGRAPHICAL & HISTORICAL RECORD OF WAYNE AND APPANOOSE COUNTIES, IOWA. Published by: Inter-state Publishing Company, 113 Adams Street, Chicago 1886
I find the following verbatim:
Clayburn C. Teator, one of the pioneers of Independence Township, dates his settlement at his present residence in 1853. Mr. Teator is a native of Kentucky, born in Girard [Garrard] County, June 7, 1804. His father, Paris Teator, was the thirteenth white child born in the State of Kentucky and first saw the light of day March 26, 1780, in the fort which stood on the present site of Danville, Boyle County. He was the son of George Teator, a soldier in the war of the Revolution, who was a native of Maryland, his father, Paul Teator, a native of Germany, locating in Bladensburg in the colonial days.................

Does anyone know ANYTHING about this Paul Teator?

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Re: Paul Teator, Bladensburg, Md. DID HE EXIST? Joyce Blevins 2/02/03
Re: Paul Teator, Bladensburg, Md. DID HE EXIST? Joyce Blevins 2/02/03

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