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- 1790 United States Federal Census
Name: William Teague
Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Moore, North Carolina
Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 4
Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 2
Free White Persons - Females: 5
Number of Household Members: 11
Kentucky, Tax Lists, 1799-1801
Name: William Teague
Residence County: Shelby
Residence Year: 1800
Research below from: James Clark: cowkisses AT bellsouth DOT net (2016)
It appears William Teague and his sons David, Joshua and Nathaniel were in Anderson County, Tennessee in 1805. They all appeared there on the early Tennessee tax list. A Nimrod Teague was also on the same list.
KNOX COUNTY, KENTUCKY TAX ROLL
Knox County, Kentucky was formed from Lincoln County, Kentucky in 1799. Only white men 21 years of age or older could pay a poll tax and be included on the tax roll.
It appears the families of William Teague and his son-in-law, Jacob Siler made the journey from North Carolina to Kentucky at about the same time. They settled in that part of Knox that later became part of Whitley when it was formed in 1820.
1806. David Teague paid 1 poll and had 3 horses/mules.
1807. David Teague paid 1 poll and had 2 horses/mules. Nathaniel Teague paid 1 poll and had 1 horses/mules
1808. David Teague paid 1 poll and had 1 horses/mules. Joshua Teague paid 1 poll and had 1 horses/mules. Nathaniel Teague paid 1 poll and had 1 horses/mules. William Teague paid 1 poll and had 1 horses/mules. Jacob Siler paid 1 poll, had 3 horses/mules and 1 Slave under the age of 16. William Siler paid 1 poll, had 75 acres of land and 1 horse/mule. Joseph Siler paid 1 poll and had 3 horses/mules. Thomas Siler paid 1 poll and had 3 horses/mules.
1809. Joshua Teague paid 1 poll and had 2 horses/mules. Nathaniel Teague paid 1 poll and had 2 horses/mules. Jacob Siler paid 1 poll, had 2 horses/mules and 1 Slave over the age of 16.
1810 and 1811 rolls were partly washed out.
1811. William Teague paid 1 poll and had 2 horses/mules. David Teague paid 1 poll and had 3 horses/mules. Joshua Teague paid 1 poll and had 3 horses/mules.
1812. Jacob Siler paid 1 poll and had 10 horses/mules.
1813 and 1814 rolls not found.
1815. Joshua Teague paid 1 poll, had 3 horses/mules and land valued at $150.00. David Teague paid 1 poll, had 3 horses/mules and land valued at $230.00. William Teague paid 1 poll, had 2 horses/mules and land valued at $50.00. Moses Teague paid 1 poll, had 1 horses/mules and land valued at $15.00. Jacob Siler paid 1 poll, had 4 horses/mules and land was valued at $100.00. John Siler paid 1 poll, had 7 horses/mules and land valued at $100.00. William Siler paid 1 poll.
1816. David Teague paid 1 poll. William Teague paid 1 poll, had 3 horses/mules and land valued at $75.00. Moses Teague paid 1 poll, had 1 horses/mules and land valued at $30.00. Joshua Teague paid 1 poll, had 1 horse and land valued at $105.00. Jacob Siler paid 1 poll, had 4 horses/mules and land valued at $100.00. Weimar Siler paid 1 poll. Adam Siler paid 1 poll and land valued at $35.00. William Siler paid 1 poll. John Siler paid 1 poll, had 1 horse/mule and land valued at $25.00.
During the 1820 Census, William and his family were living in Whitley County, Kentucky where he was farming. The family consisted of 1 male age 45 and over and 2 females age 45 and over. (1775 +). William and his son, Joshua and Jacob Siler and his son, Adam were on the same census page.
During the 1830 Census, William and his wife were living in Whitley County, Kentucky where they were farming. The family consisted on 1 male age 70 thru 79 and 1 female age 70 thru 79 (1751 – 1760). Listted next to William were his sons, Moses and Joshua. Also on the same page was Jacob Sowders (Siler) and Daniel Sowders (Siler).
1820 United States Federal Census
Name: William Teag[William Teague] [Willaim Teag]
Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Whitley, Kentucky
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over : 2
Free White Persons - Over 25: 3
Total Free White Persons: 3
Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 3
Kentucky, Land Grants, 1782-1924
Grantee: William Teague
Number of Acres: 50
Survey Date: 12 Jan 1825
County: Whitley
Watercourse: Mud Cr
Book Number: M-2
1830 United States Federal Census
Name: William League
[William Teague]
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Whitley, Kentucky
Free White Persons - Males - 70 thru 79: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 70 thru 79: 1
Total Free White Persons: 2
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 2
William Abel Teague died in October 1835 in Whitley County, Kentucky. His will was dated 6 Oct 1835 and the inventory of his property was conducted on 15 Oct 1835.
In the name of God, Amen:
I William Teague of the State of Kentucky, Whitley County, being in poor of body but of sound mind and disposing memory do make this my last will and Testament dated 6th, June 1835.
First I will and bequeath unto my wife Elizabeth all my land where I now live during her natural life. And after her death to be sold and the receipts to be equally divided between Rachel Siler and Moses Teague my son and daughter.
Second I give unto my wife Elizabeth Teague two of my horses and two cows and my stock of hogs and sheep during her life. And after her death sold and equally divided between my two children above, named. Rachel and Moses. Also my household furniture and farming tools.
I appoint Daniel Faulkner and William Siler my true and trusted friends as administrators to my estate, to do all according to law. To this my will and Testament made in the presence of the undersigned this date above written.
William Teague (original signature)
Nathaniel Brooks, Hannah Griffen, Raleigh Poe made their mark.
On October 15, 1835 (after William's death) a true and just inventory of William Teague's estate was made. His personal property was valued at $164.21, and his furniture was valued at $375.00.
No mention of his cattle or land.
William Abel Teague VVeteran
Birth 1752
Frederick County, Virginia, USA
Death 15 Oct 1835 (aged 82–83)
Whitley County, Kentucky, USA
Burial Burial Details Unknown
Memorial ID 70759779
Son of Moses and Elizabeth Loftin Teague of MD.
Rendered material aid to continental army(Virginia Militia) during the Revolutionary war.
This appears to be another William and Elizabeth!
U.S. Pensioners, 1818-1872
Name: William Teague [Elizabeth Teague] [Dec'd William Teague]
Widow's Name: Elizabeth Teague
Pension Office City/Town: Nashville
Pension Office State: Tennessee
Year Range: 1835-1850 Recorded: 23 Sep 1845
Payments made: Mar and Sep 1846, Mar and Sep 1847, Mar 1848
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1752 - 1835 (83 years)
