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Edward Teague 1716–1807 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 30 Aug 1716

Birth Location: Cecil County, MD

Death Date: 10 Jun 1807

Death Location: Alexander, NC

Father: William Sr

Mother: Isabella Pennington

Spouse(s): Luranna Swearinger

Children(s): Edward Teague

The story of Edward Teague began in 1716 in Cecil County, MD. Edward Teague married Luranna Swearinger, and had children including Edward Teague. Edward Teague passed away in 1807 in Alexander, NC.

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Biography

  • The story of Edward Teague began in 1716 in Cecil County, MD.
  • Edward Teague married Luranna Swearinger, and had children including Edward Teague.
  • Edward Teague passed away in 1807 in Alexander, NC.

Immediate Family

Parents

William Sr
1695–1762
Birth Location: Teggs Delight, Connawangoe Creek, Cecil, Maryland
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Isabella Pennington
1693–1737
Birth Location: St. George Parish, Baltimore County, MD
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Spouses(s)

Luranna Swearinger
1715–1765
Birth Location: Prince George Co MD
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Children(s)

Edward Teague
1716–1810
Birth Location: Cecil County, Maryland, USA
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Edward Teague's Ancestors

Self
Edward Teague
1716–1807
Birth Place: Cecil County, MD
Parents
William Abel Teague Sr
1695–1762
Teggs Delight, Connawangoe Creek, Cecil, Maryland
Isabella Pennington
1693–1737
St. George Parish, Baltimore County, MD
Grandparents
Edward Teague
1655–1697
Bristol, , England
Susannah Welch
1663–1741
Teggs Delight, Cecil, Maryland, United States
Edward Pennington
1669–1710
Chalfont, Bucksh, St Giles, England
Sarah Jennings
1679–1733
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Great-Grandparents
John Teague
1635–1677
Elizabeth TWIGG
1630–1670
William Jr.
1641–1706
Isabella Jones
1641–1704
Isaac Pennington
1616–1679
Mary Proude
1624–1682
Samuel Jennings
1648–1708
Ann Oliffe
1659–1739
2nd-Great-Grandparents
RICHARD TEAGUE
1600–1660
KATHERINE
1611–1710
William Welch
1620–1674
Sir 1642-1643)
1587–1660
Abigail Allen
1588–1661

Edward Teague's Descendants

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Edward Teague (30 Aug 1716–10 Jun 1807) m. Luranna Swearinger (1715–1765)
  1. 1. Edward Teague 1716–1810 m. Margaret (Sarah) Teague 1744–1815
    1. 1. Luannah Teague 1764–1840 m. Jehu Barnes 1764–1833
      1. 1. Luannah Barnes 1782–
      2. 2. Michael Barnes 1784–1843
      3. 3. James Barnes 1786–
      4. 4. Ninivy Barnes 1787–
      5. 5. Sally Barnes 1788–
      6. 6. Rachael Barnes 1792–1825
      7. 7. Jehu Barnes 1794–
      8. 8. George Barnes 1796–
      9. 9. John Barnes 1798–
      10. 10. Edward Barnes 1800–
      11. 11. Hannah Barnes 1802–1894 m. Daniel (W.) Kerley 1796–1884
        1. 1. Jane (Craven) Kerley 1820–1904
        2. 2. Edward (D) Kerley 1822–1901
        3. 3. Lindsy Kerley 1825–
        4. 4. Joanna (Wilmoth) Kerley 1826–
        5. 5. Luanna (Moriah) Kerley 1827–
        6. 6. Hanna (Marinda) Kerley 1829–1896
        7. 7. Martha (E. Patty) Kerley 1833–1910
        8. 8. Sarah (Minerva) Kerley 1835–1923
        9. 9. Rachel (E.) Kerley 1837–1928
        10. 10. Mary (Carolyn) Kerley 1840–1908 m. Adam (Barnes) Oxford 1809–1900
        11. 11. Larkin (H.) Kerley 1842–1875
        12. 12. Daniel (W.) Kerley 1850–
    2. 2. Rebecca Teague 1781–1848
    3. 3. Moses Teague 1777–1845
    4. 4. Isabella Teague 1785–1816
    5. 5. Vandever Teague 1787–1872

Edward Teague's Timeline

2 Records

1716
30 Aug 1716
Birth of Edward Teague in Cecil County, MD
Cecil County, MD
1807
10 Jun 1807
Age 91
Death of Edward Teague in Alexander, NC
Alexander, NC

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 30 Aug 1716
    Event Place: Cecil County, MD
    Record Source: Ancestry Family Trees, Database online.

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 10 Jun 1807
    Event Place: Alexander, NC
    Record Source: Ancestry Family Trees, Database online.
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