Parish records show born at 8 PM and baptized Mar 23, 1898.
Given in Parish records as dying as a child. (Parvula)
As to Parish records, born 4 PM, baptized 17 Feb 1906, died 24 Ayg 1907 (parvulo).
According to a letter by a grandson of this Abraham Teeter, Daniel R.,
dated 20 Jun 1897 and addressed to his niece, this Abraham and his families
were East of the North Mountain and resided E of the Conacocheague Creek
not far from the Penn & Md. line, either Washington Co.,Md. or Franklin Co.
Penn. until 1788. They then went to Morrison's Cove.
Morrison Cove seems to be the place most these families came from and where many died and are buried. In 1813 many of the families left there, a few stayed in Waynesboro, Franklin Co. Penn. Susanna Burger M. Abraham, is then mentioned as dying in Jefferson Co., Ia. in 1865.
Abraham prob. died still in Penn. as his son, John S. died in Monroe
Twp., Bedford Co. Penn.
A M. Dietrick, a farmer, settled in Dixon, Ill. from Penn. in 1854 Nelson Twp., section 32.
According to family tradition, Teeter came from Dietrick, and shortened to Deeter about the time of the Rev. War. This became Teeter, altho some families may have retained the Dietrick. This family apparantly came to America about 1715 on Wm. Penn's ships from Germany.
General notes, for information that I cannot tie to exact family.
Wragg, Edward born 3 June, 1857 died 7 April, 1860. Pine Creek Cem.
Wragg, Mary Isabel, daguther of P. N. and N. Wragg. Died 13 Jan 1852 5
months 2 days.
Wragg, Elizabeth daughter of P. and N. Wragg. died 8 Aug 1851. age 1 year 6 month 2 days.
These were related to the Teeters.Dixon Liberty Newspaper
Phyllis J. Teeter and Charles E. Meyers were issued a marrige licence 30
April 1934.
Ray Delbert Teeter of Chicago, formerly of Dixon married Margaret McCome of Chicago 29 April 1916. See 4 May 1916 newspaper.History of Ogle Co., 1878.
Jacob Teeter was a farmer in Grand Detour, Ogle Co., Ill. in 1872.From Census records of Bedford Co., Penn. 1850, there are several Teetor
families who must be of this line, and a probable link to our own Jacob Teetor line, however, there is insuffucient information at this time to prove linkage or to be able to connect any of the following families.
Also, since our own Jacob and Ellen Poe, along with Mary Whetstone in the
same vicinity as these families, it is doubly supposed they are closely
connected.
In order to preserve the records for further research, I have included the findings of the 1850 census of Bedford Co., Penn. as follows:
1 Aug. 1850 Bedford Bourough Twnsp., Bedford Co., Ill. #105-106 HOTEL
Teeter, Nancy age 22 born Penn.
Stahl, Samuel 19 Penn.Monroe Twnshp, Bedford Co., Penn. 1850
# 173 Susanna Teeter age 56 born Penn.
Elizabeth 39 Penn.
#174 John Teeter 37 Penn.
Sarah 31
Elizabeth 7
Franklin 5
Margaret 3
David
Barbara 2/12Hansen Twp., Bedford Co., Penn. 1850
#13 James Horn age 39 Farmer born Penn.
Mary 30
Martha 8
Catherine 5
Emeline 3
Malinda 1
Louisa Filson 16 Penn.
James Teeter 6S. Woodbury Twnshp. 16 Oct 1950 Bedford Co., Penn.
Rinehart Riplogle age 53 Farmer born Penn.
Elizabeth 46
John 21
Rinehart 13
Joseph 8
Simon 1
Hesler? female 11
Susan Teeter 22 born Penn.#100 Teeter, Isaac B. age 47 born Pa.
Elizabeth 30
Adam 8
Teeter, Daniel 10
John 6
Jacob 1
Mary 4
Caty 2#121 is a John age 62 & Susan Burger age 63, #122 is John Burger family age
30 born Va., wife Leah age 25 born Pa..Woodbury, Bedford Co., Penn. 1850 Census
#147 Teeter, Samuel age 32 Farmer born Pa.
Catherine 24
Smellger 3
#148 Worthinger, Jacob age 61 born Pa.
Margaret 53
Samuel 19
Susannah 17
Ruth Ann 14
Amanda 6
#149 Teeter, John K. 36 Pa.
Barbara 30
Christina 8
Aaron 6
Levi 2
Elizabeth 4
Susan 6/12
Daniel 16
Malone, Jane 14#161 Teeter, John N. 38 Farmer Penn.
Ann 32
Samuel 8
Joseph 4
Betsy 12
Susan 7
Mary 6
Nancy 2
Tooks?, Susan 24 Penn.#182 Teeter, Jacob age 32 born Penn.
Ellen 32
Mary Ann 8
Sabina 6
Ellen 4
Levi 2
Elizabeth 1
Eversole, Catherine 51#183 Rice, Jacob age 45
Tine? 43-48?
Samuel 18
Abraham 16
Barbara 14
Nancy 12
Catherine 8#182 Whetstone, Mary age 71
Cochenow, Mary 44#184 is Samuel Burger age 57 Farmer born Penn., wife Susannah age 52 with
Joseph age 21 and Elizabeth age 14. This appears to be the same Samuel Burger found in the 1860 census of Ogle Co., Ill.
According to Daniel R. Teeter, his aunt Catherine was blind and so never ..
married.
According to a letter by a grandson of this Abraham Teeter, Daniel R.,
dated 20 Jun 1897 and addressed to his niece, this Abraham and his families
were East of the North Mountain and resided E of the Conacocheague Creek
not far from the Penn & Md. line, either Washington Co.,Md. or Franklin Co.
Penn. until 1788. They then went to Morrison's Cove.
Morrison Cove seems to be the place most these families came from and where many died and are buried. In 1813 many of the families left there, a few stayed in Waynesboro, Franklin Co. Penn. Susanna Burger M. Abraham, is then mentioned as dying in Jefferson Co., Ia. in 1865.
Abraham prob. died still in Penn. as his son, John S. died in Monroe
Twp., Bedford Co. Penn.
A M. Dietrick, a farmer, settled in Dixon, Ill. from Penn. in 1854 Nelson Twp., section 32.
According to family tradition, Teeter came from Dietrick, and shortened to Deeter about the time of the Rev. War. This became Teeter, altho some families may have retained the Dietrick. This family apparantly came to America about 1715 on Wm. Penn's ships from Germany.
General notes, for information that I cannot tie to exact family.
Wragg, Edward born 3 June, 1857 died 7 April, 1860. Pine Creek Cem.
Wragg, Mary Isabel, daguther of P. N. and N. Wragg. Died 13 Jan 1852 5
months 2 days.
Wragg, Elizabeth daughter of P. and N. Wragg. died 8 Aug 1851. age 1 year 6 month 2 days.
These were related to the Teeters.Dixon Liberty Newspaper
Phyllis J. Teeter and Charles E. Meyers were issued a marrige licence 30
April 1934.
Ray Delbert Teeter of Chicago, formerly of Dixon married Margaret McCome of Chicago 29 April 1916. See 4 May 1916 newspaper.History of Ogle Co., 1878.
Jacob Teeter was a farmer in Grand Detour, Ogle Co., Ill. in 1872.From Census records of Bedford Co., Penn. 1850, there are several Teetor
families who must be of this line, and a probable link to our own Jacob Teetor line, however, there is insuffucient information at this time to prove linkage or to be able to connect any of the following families.
Also, since our own Jacob and Ellen Poe, along with Mary Whetstone in the
same vicinity as these families, it is doubly supposed they are closely
connected.
In order to preserve the records for further research, I have included the findings of the 1850 census of Bedford Co., Penn. as follows:
1 Aug. 1850 Bedford Bourough Twnsp., Bedford Co., Ill. #105-106 HOTEL
Teeter, Nancy age 22 born Penn.
Stahl, Samuel 19 Penn.Monroe Twnshp, Bedford Co., Penn. 1850
# 173 Susanna Teeter age 56 born Penn.
Elizabeth 39 Penn.
#174 John Teeter 37 Penn.
Sarah 31
Elizabeth 7
Franklin 5
Margaret 3
David
Barbara 2/12Hansen Twp., Bedford Co., Penn. 1850
#13 James Horn age 39 Farmer born Penn.
Mary 30
Martha 8
Catherine 5
Emeline 3
Malinda 1
Louisa Filson 16 Penn.
James Teeter 6S. Woodbury Twnshp. 16 Oct 1950 Bedford Co., Penn.
Rinehart Riplogle age 53 Farmer born Penn.
Elizabeth 46
John 21
Rinehart 13
Joseph 8
Simon 1
Hesler? female 11
Susan Teeter 22 born Penn.#100 Teeter, Isaac B. age 47 born Pa.
Elizabeth 30
Adam 8
Teeter, Daniel 10
John 6
Jacob 1
Mary 4
Caty 2#121 is a John age 62 & Susan Burger age 63, #122 is John Burger family age
30 born Va., wife Leah age 25 born Pa..Woodbury, Bedford Co., Penn. 1850 Census
#147 Teeter, Samuel age 32 Farmer born Pa.
Catherine 24
Smellger 3
#148 Worthinger, Jacob age 61 born Pa.
Margaret 53
Samuel 19
Susannah 17
Ruth Ann 14
Amanda 6
#149 Teeter, John K. 36 Pa.
Barbara 30
Christina 8
Aaron 6
Levi 2
Elizabeth 4
Susan 6/12
Daniel 16
Malone, Jane 14#161 Teeter, John N. 38 Farmer Penn.
Ann 32
Samuel 8
Joseph 4
Betsy 12
Susan 7
Mary 6
Nancy 2
Tooks?, Susan 24 Penn.#182 Teeter, Jacob age 32 born Penn.
Ellen 32
Mary Ann 8
Sabina 6
Ellen 4
Levi 2
Elizabeth 1
Eversole, Catherine 51#183 Rice, Jacob age 45
Tine? 43-48?
Samuel 18
Abraham 16
Barbara 14
Nancy 12
Catherine 8#182 Whetstone, Mary age 71
Cochenow, Mary 44#184 is Samuel Burger age 57 Farmer born Penn., wife Susannah age 52 with
Joseph age 21 and Elizabeth age 14. This appears to be the same Samuel Burger found in the 1860 census of Ogle Co., Ill.
Later, land records of Frederick Co., MD, for the year 1751 show that
(Jo)Hanes Dietrich (D-his mark) bought 94 acres; the Court Official added
"aka John Teterich." In a Will filed in Washington Co., MD, of David
Miller, written 20 Jan 1785, it states that Abraham Teeter, son of JOHN,
and Elder John Bowman are to be the executors of his estate. This Will
was recorded 12 Feb 1785. This information agrees with Daniel Burger
Teeter's recollections regarding his great grandfather and the name of the
family arriving in the British Penn Colony. A witness to the Will, above,
was one Isaac Teeter, a probable relative of Abraham. Reference to the
arrivals of these immigrants can be found in "Pensylvania German Pioneers"
a publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals In The Port of
Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808;, Vol. 1, by Ralph Beaver Strassburger,
LLD. Ages are actual as shown on Lists, or are 16+ as required by law to
take "Oaths to the Govt" in this British Colony. Lib. Cong. Cat. Card
#66-23871. Contd Birth Source>>CGT/Aaug 1994.
I previously had died in 1848 but did not have documentation, so went with the submission from Marie Ervin, 739 E. Edgewood St., Springfield, MO 65807. I also have the wife as NEFF but somehow I had this information but did not write down as to where, so will leave that as I have it for now. 12 Sept 2000, Larry Anderson.
John is mentioned as being a twin to Mary, they are the youngest of this family.
Mary is the twin sister to John, and Daniel R. Teter, their cousin, states
that they were the youngest of Uncle Abrahams children.
Daniel mentions only that there are 4 or 5 daughters, a couple of which he does not recollect their names.
I previously had died in 1848 but did not have documentation, so went with the submission from Marie Ervin, 739 E. Edgewood St., Springfield, MO 65807. I also have the wife as NEFF but somehow I had this information but did not write down as to where, so will leave that as I have it for now. 12 Sept 2000, Larry Anderson.
Is the oldest of the Abraham Teeter & Elizabeth Shiveley children. Prob.
b. west of the North Mountain as the family moved E of the mt. in 1788.
In his letter of 1897 to his niece, Lizzie, Daniel R. Teeter writes,
" I suppose you have heard of Lewis W. Teeter of Hagerstown. Ind. He is a
grandson of Abraham, son of Uncle Daniel Teeter."
This cousin died the day that Daniel R. Teeter arrived to visit these families in Morrison Cove. He went to the funeral with a cousin Samuel, son of his Uncle John., 12 June 1894. Barbara was never married, she died at the age of 86 yrs 7 mo. and 11 days.
Never married