Teal - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Emanuel Teal & Edward Teal

glappinstl — 2012-05-24 01:03:24Z

email has an underscore between jennifer and tidmore...it did not show up...thanks!

Re: Emanuel Teal & Edward Teal

glappinstl — 2012-05-24 01:02:46Z

Thank you Ida...there is a book written about Randolph county Alabama that states, Martha Teal (married John Nail) was a north carolina indian woman..her father was emanuel Teal. I cannot trace her mother though, and I know he remarried and had other children...I am assuming the the Teals were not indian. Anyway, it is a mystery. She was my gggg grandmother. If you could email any info you have, I would greatly appreciate it...my email is jennifer_tidmore@hotmail.com. Thank you so much

Re: Teal's from Alabama

glappinstl — 2012-05-21 05:03:18Z

any info about Martha Teal from North Carolina would be apprecaited! thank you

Re: Teal's from Alabama

glappinstl — 2012-05-21 05:01:55Z

Martha Teal married John Nail. Attached to the name John Nail, you can see that there is an article from a book published in 1997 about Randolph County Georgia...it states that Burrell nail's father, John Nail had married a North Carolina Indian woman, Martha Teal. They are my gggg grandparents. I cannot find Martha's parents though...

Re: Catherine E. Teal

DebbieEstes_S — 2012-05-16 17:52:51Z

I wish they were the same. I have been looking for some time to find and connection to my Catherine, but mind was from Georgia and Alabama, and she was married to a man named Hill.

Catherine Teal/Teale/Teall

MissyAnn1124 — 2012-05-16 16:34:28Z

I am looking for information on a Catherine Teal/Teale/Teall who married a John Quigley. Catherine would have been born sometime in the late 1800's around 1890, I think and passed away sometime in the 1980's. I don't know where she always lived but she had a daughter (my great grandmother) named Catherine Elizabeth Quigley who was born on Oct. 17, 1915 in Philadelphia, PA. They were also possibly pretty well off. Any information would help. Thank you, Melissa Shivers

Re: Catherine E. Teal

MissyAnn1124 — 2012-05-16 16:09:38Z

I just found out that my great great grandmother's name was Catherine Teal before she married John Quigley. They had my great grandmother Catherine Elizabeth Quigley in Philadelphia, PA. Do you know where your Catherine E. Teal is from? I'm curious to know if they are one and the same person. Thank you, Melissa Shivers

Catherine Teal/Teel of North Carolina, and Georgia

mjtomlin — 2012-05-01 21:47:13Z

I am looking for information on Catherine Teal born 1805-1810 in North Carolina. She married Peterson Hubbard sometime before 1826. The lived in Fayette County, Ga, Henry County, Ga. and then moved to Harris County Ga in 1838 when Peterson drew a lot in the Georgia Land Lottery. They were the parents of 5 daughters, and 8 sons. One of their sons, Andrew Jackson Hubbard married Julia Ann Teal, she was born abt 1830 in Georgia. Julia Ann was a descendant of Loderick Teal b:1754 North Carolina. I feel Catherine, and Julie Ann were part of the same family, but I can't make the connection. She is listed on the census as Caroline 1850, Catherine 1860,and Coley.1870 & 1880 Harris County Georgia census.
Any informatin on who Cartherine's parents were, would be greatly appreciated.

Martha Teal / Martha Teel

kimlovellathome — 2012-04-04 13:51:31Z

I am looking for anyone with Martha Teal DOB 1/1853 who married JW Pilgrim DOB 6/1852.

Children: Bessie, Lon, Homer, Jim, Ada, George, Rader, Minnie

Frances Almedia Teal of Marshall Co, AL

alnanvill — 2012-02-11 02:07:22Z

I am hoping to find the son of Frances Almedia Teal (1918-1979) and Robert Allen (1917-1986). Frances grew up in AL, the daughter of Zachariah Monroe Teal (1852-1923) and Jeannette P Nicholson (1882-1945). Frances moved to Chicago in 1953 and married Robert Allen in 1955. Her obituary mentioned a 10 yr old son, but no name. She died in Chicago, but is buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Marshall County, Alabama, along with many of her family members.

Re: LUMPKIN CO. GEORGIA / SAMUEL TAYLOR TEAL

tinajoh1 — 2012-02-10 00:13:03Z

Do you know who Lily married? I am helping a lady try to track her mother: Lily Mae Teal. She only knows she was born in late 1800's and she married a Williams. Thank u.

Re: Emily Teal

JaneFoley 77 — 2011-12-29 17:05:44Z

Would be glad to share info with you on the Teals. If you prefer you can contact me at jazzyj88keys@comporium.net.

Re: Emily Teal

kelleyv162 — 2011-12-29 01:31:26Z

George Washington Teal and Emanuel Teal are in my wife's line.I have some info on the family.

Re: Origin of Teal surname

dealgen — 2011-12-06 03:20:17Z

More accurately that would be ORIGINS. Spelling in the early church and civil records is quite fluid. Branches of families changed spellings frequently, especially in the 1700s. There were Teals who were likely English (Cape May county, NJ) and Teals who were German (Northampton Co., PA and Sussex Co., NJ)...... some of the German families were originally Thiel or Diehl. The spelling TEAL is likely English in origin, but know that some German families adopted that spelling. My biggest error 27 years ago when I started researching was to be restrictive in the spellings I researched in early records. There are numerous examples in early PA church records of families flip/flopping between Diehl and Thiel and a dozen other variants (Diehl, Deihl, Deal, Deale, Deahl, Teel, Thiel, Tiehl, Teal. Dill, etc., etc.)
Ed Deal
Researching SE PA Diehl, Deal, etc.

Re: Origin of Teal surname

andersonr1962 — 2011-11-12 05:29:44Z

How about an Elizabeth Ruth Teal? Born around 1832 in Ohio. Do not know parents but she married a Thomas Eli Johnson from Pennsylvania and they ended up in Napa Co., CA in 1860. There is a Peter Teal b. 1825 in Napa Co. in 1860 as well. Napa county was not very inhabited in 1860 and there was only one Teal in Napa Co. at that time. Any of this ring any bells in your family tree?

Re: Origin of Teal surname

jelmo1946 — 2011-11-02 03:08:51Z

I know I am answering an old post, but my g-great-grandmother was Elizabeth Teal (born around 1823 in Ireland) married to William Crawford and they came from Ireland and settled in Perry County, Ohio where they had a farm. Anyone related to her?

Re: Teal-Stokes, Barbour Co, AL.

BudWilk — 2011-08-31 12:37:04Z

I have an Allen Teal who served in the 9th Georgia Regiment
during the Civil War. At some time he moved to Texas, as he did receive a pension there for his service during the war. He had a brother, William H. Teal, who had also served in a Georgia regiment.

They were the g-grandsons of Emanuel Teal, who was born in Maryland in 1713. Emanuel later moved to Pitt County, NC, where he died about 1793. Emanuel Teal is my 5th
g-grandfather.

Re: Teal-Stokes, Barbour Co, AL.

donalitt1 — 2011-08-31 00:38:18Z

My TEALs came to Barbour Co AL by way of NC and SC. Have heard that they moved on into TX, the Red River area. However I have not been able to confirm. Do you by chance have a Allen TEAL who may have been brother of William C. TEAL b abt 1799 in Anson Co. NC? Thanks in advance any help you can provide.donna

Re: Edward Teal, Hannah Randall, Maryland

BudWilk — 2011-07-23 10:28:14Z

Edward & Hannah are my 6th g-grandparents. I am descended from their son, Emanuel(b1713). I am trying to confirm if
Edward Teal(d1693)and his wife, Sarah Copus, were the parents of Edward, who was born ca 1682 in Baltimore County.

Re: Thomas T. Teal of Lubbock, Texas?

theatannerrasins — 2011-07-23 03:16:56Z

Hello,
My grandfather's name was Thomas Lehman Teal, born 1906 in Texas and died 1984. He lived in New Mexico with his family for a short time. He named his son Thomas as well.

His father was Joseph Blanton Teal. Please see my tree for more info. I welcome you if you are family or friend!

Re: Thomas T. Teal of Lubbock, Texas?

ellentinney11 — 2011-07-21 22:29:51Z

I don't know if there is a connection, but my grandfather was a teal. I'm searching for my family also. I'm doing a family tree. So if you have any information that can help please send it to me. God Bless and good luck to you.

Re: Thomas T. Teal of Lubbock, Texas?

ellentinney11 — 2011-07-21 22:25:53Z

my grandfather was born in Texas in 1854. But move to Louisiana later in 1910. what part I don't know. He had three sons. Thomas Teal Dewey Teal and George Teal.

Re: Thomas T. Teal of Lubbock, Texas?

peyotenightsong — 2011-07-21 17:56:50Z

Hi Ellen,

Thanks for your message. I'm not sure how to research the information, as there is not much to go on...Do you know if your uncle, Thomas Teal, had brothers? I believe that my grandfather Thomas had a few brothers, and also lived in Lubbock almost his entire adult life...was your Teal family located in this area?

Kind thanks,
Tiina

Re: Thomas T. Teal of Lubbock, Texas?

peyotenightsong — 2011-07-21 17:54:13Z

Hello Donna,

Thank you for replying, very kind of you. I'm sorry, but I don't know what you mean by this: "The name of Thomas was one of several my coonections use". Please explain and perhaps we can figure out if there are any relations or connections? :)

Many thanks!
Tiina

Re: Thomas T. Teal of Lubbock, Texas?

donalitt1 — 2011-07-21 13:37:02Z

Don't know if there is a connection or not and this may not help you at present but I have uncle who went to Red River area of TX mid 1800s. The name of Thomas was one of several my coonections use.Would be happy to exchange/compare names etc.
Thanks.
donna

Re: Thomas T. Teal of Lubbock, Texas?

ellentinney11 — 2011-07-21 00:59:33Z

hello I don't know if we are relative but my grandfather Charley teal was born in Texas 1854. Grandmother Sally Teal I have a uncle name thomas teal from another mother but same father (Charley Teal) maybe a connection.

Re: Teal/Teale/Teall of Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, England

MaggiLiz — 2011-07-12 20:54:42Z

Thanks for responding. I'm not sure we have ancestors in common. I'll have to check if there is a George Teal in my tree.

I would your Alfred Teal in the 1881 census at years of age and in the 1891 census at 15 years of age. You might want to check these censuses out and attach them to Alfred.

Thanks again for responding. If I find a connection, I will let you know.
MaggiLis

Re: Teal/Teale/Teall of Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, England

no1nannie — 2011-07-12 17:14:59Z

I WAS A TEAL BEFORE I MARRIED MY DAD WAS SIDNEY HAD A BROTHER GEORGE MY GRAN WAS MINNIE TEAL NEE TORRANCE SHE MARRIED ALFRED GEORGE OR GEORGE ALFRED TEAL WE ALL CAME FROM CHELTENHAM IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE MINNIE WAS FROM SCOTLAND A PLACE CALLED OLD CUMNOCK NEAR AYRESHIRE..REGARDS SHIRLEY GIBBONS NEE TEAL

Martin Van Buren Teal

JaneFoley 77 — 2011-06-07 23:01:01Z

I would like to get in touch with any cousins related to Martin Van Buren Teal born in GA died in AR. I would love to share information and "Pictures" with you. jazzyj88keys@comporium.net

Re: Father of Thomas William and William Teal, Baldwin Co, Alabama

etealy — 2011-04-08 02:28:08Z

I am a GGGD of Thomas Jefferson Teal (1888-1960 Marshall Co, AL) and am wondering if there is any relation to your ancester. I have heard that we have Cherokee or Creek in our distant blood line, and I know that northern AL had quite a heavy Native American population during this time frame.

I have not heard any of the names that you have mentioned, but I also just started my search. I would love to compare any info that might be of assistance to you.

Thomas T. Teal of Lubbock, Texas?

peyotenightsong — 2011-04-07 20:28:45Z

Hello,

I am seeking any kind of information on the family lineage of a Thomas T. Teal, who was my grandfather and lived in Lubbock, Texas from at least the 1920's (according to a census record) until the time of his death around 1973. Ancestry.com shows his birth around 1891, but no particular birth place and no parental names. I have no surviving direct family left, they all died when I was young, so I have never known this side of the family history & have no records or information about it beyond my grandfather's name.

If anyone knows of the Teal lineage that ties into Texas, or about Thomas T. Teal's family/parents it would be so much obliged.

Kindest thanks,
Tiina Teal

TEAL Raymond W - Vietnam Wall section 13W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-03-29 19:35:54Z

TEAL Raymond W - Vietnam Wall section 13W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,223 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Mack Teal

lknor — 2011-03-11 05:58:01Z

My mom was Olivia Teal and her sister was Elsie Mae. Aunt Elsie was really close to your grandpa Orn and grandma Elizabeth. Was your mother's name Shirley? I would like to connect with you and discuss family. My email is lanaknor_1@msn.com. I have some pictures of the Teals.

Lana Runnels Knor
California

Mary TEAL chr 10 Feb 1753 Holme on the Wolds, Yorkshire, England

arthurowen — 2011-03-06 21:19:07Z

I recently found out that my ggg grandfather's parents were William MITTON and Mary TEAL who lived in Bainton, England. While there are only a few TEALs in Bainton, and no baptism for Mary, I noticed that Bainton is very close to Holme on the Wolds and that there was a Mary TEAL baptized there 10 Feb 1753, daughter of William TEAL. Does anyone have further information on this Mary?

In the marriage entry for William MITTON and Mary TEAL (30 Nov 1778) it says Mary was "upwards of the age of twenty one years". Does anyone you know if this means she was 21 or at least 21 but could be older?

TIA, Arthur (arthur.owen@rogers.com)

Re: Mack Teal

btealjr1 — 2011-03-05 03:19:34Z

My name is Bob Mack TealJr. Im the son of Bob Mack Teal Orn Teal son. Yes Orn Live with Linda Allison (Teal)
She and my father are still around. Myrtle teal was the sweetest grandmother I knew when I saw her.
MY son name is Bob Mack Teal II and his son my grandson is Bob Mack Teal 4th. My dad honor his dad and grandfather by keeping Mack name going. I dont know much about Mack Teal.

Re: Mack Teal

btealjr1 — 2011-03-05 03:19:25Z

TEAL Fred T - Vietnam Wall section 23W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-16 23:41:23Z

TEAL Fred T - Vietnam Wall section 23W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,082 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Teal surname

PatriciaBurton69 — 2010-10-17 13:22:34Z

Joseph TEAL is my 2nd great grandfather and Sarah Martha TEAL, one of the 7 children you mention, is my great grandmother (she married Benjamin BURTON).
Please contact me off list so that we can share more information.
jburtonATdccnet.com

Jeff Burton
Vancouver, BC

Teal surname

dosull — 2010-10-17 06:37:42Z

My family dates back to 1820 Knottingly West Yorkshire to Joseph Teal who married Mary Austwick and had 7 children, Clara, Sarah, George, Lucy, Thomas, I don't know the rest. Thomas was my great great grandfather he arrived in Newcastle Australia in approx 1883 and married Sarah Robinson they had 4 children Sarah Teal, Thomas Teal, Clare Teal and Harold Teal. Sarah was my great grandmother.

Re: Teal/Teale/Teall of Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, England

annemarie2009 — 2010-10-01 11:45:48Z

For some reason it's not letting me reply to your private message or send a new one so hoping this way will reach you. I cancelled my subscription a couple of weeks ago so am unable to view your tree. However I have made the tree with the Teal line public so you can check if you have any connections. I don't believe I have any connection with Leota's Teals but will investigate further just to be sure. I see from your profile you are in Salt Lake, I have a lot of Utah ancestors some of which lived in Salt Lake City and many of them Mormon Pioneers. Sadly 3 of them were orphaned whilst travelling with the Abraham Smoot Company when their parents, two brothers and a sister died. Sadly I have so far found no living Utah relatives so would be great if we had a link through the Teal family. Anne

Re: Emanuel Teal & Edward Teal

IdaMadison — 2010-09-24 22:01:00Z

Oops, I sent you an e-mail re: Catherine Johnson, and I think I plugged in the wrong husband for her.She married the first Emanuel.
Ida Madison

Emanuel Teal & Edward Teal

JaneFoley 77 — 2010-09-24 21:03:54Z

Well, there were 2 Emanuel Teals and 3 Edward Teals all related. Be glad to exchange information with you. I have a copy of an application of marriage for Emanuel Teal, and Patsy McHenry in NC; letter of application for Revolution War Pension for Emanuel Teal; listing of GA land grant. The above are documents for EMANUEL TEAL JR. I also have a copy of Emanuel Teal, Sr.'s Certificate and Resurvey of TANYARD which was his 637 acre plantation in Baltimore Co., MD. I have a copy of information on Edward Teal in Baltimore Co., MD that is listed in The Book of Colonial Virginia; last will and testament of Edward Teal, Jr.; listing in Virginia Land Patent Grants for Edward Teal, Sr. Some information on Edward Teal in Ohio s/o Emanuel Teal and Catherine Johnson. My Teal line came from VA to NC to GA to AR.

Re: Teal's from Alabama

IdaMadison — 2010-09-24 20:09:36Z

I am also a descendant of Edward Teal, Sr of Maryland and wife Hannah Randall, daughter of Christopher Randall. My line goes Edward Sr., Emanuel, Capt. Edward, Rachel Teal Shepler, Helen Shepler McCleery, Calista McCleery Stevenson, ggrandmother Allie Stevenson Ewart, Everett Ewart, Sara Ewart Crawford.
I would also like to compare notes on the earlier members of the line. It is my understand that an Emanuel, though not the son of Edward, perhaps a grandson, went to NC while my line moved from the Baltimore area to Ohio. Capt. Edward Teal served in the Rev. War and is buried in Fairfield Co. OH in the Stevenson-Ruffner Cemetery/AKA Campground Cem.
Ida Madison idamadison@aol.com

Re: Emily Teal

JaneFoley 77 — 2010-09-23 16:43:30Z

Amanda is the daughter of Martin Van Buren Teal. I would like to share information with you.

Re: TEAL/TEEL

JaneFoley 77 — 2010-09-23 16:40:47Z

I would like to compare notes with you on Emanuel Teal.

Re: Edward Teal, Hannah Randall, Maryland

JaneFoley 77 — 2010-09-23 16:29:18Z

Did you ever find the information that you were looking for? I have some that I am willing to share with you.

Re: Teal's from Alabama

JaneFoley 77 — 2010-09-23 15:41:13Z

What proof do you have that Emanuel Teal was a Cherokee indian? Also I would be interested in learning more about your Charles Phillips and Sarah Nail line such as dates, children, etc. Thanks!

Re: Teal's from Alabama

JaneFoley 77 — 2010-09-23 14:37:22Z

Where do you come in on the Teal tree? My line goes like this: Martha Alice Teal d/o Martin Van Buren Teal s/o George Washington Teal, Sr. s/o Emanuel Teal, Jr. s/o Emanuel Teal, Sr. s/o Edward Teal, Jr. s/o Edward Teal, Sr. I would be glad to share any information I have with you on any of these individuals and their lines.

Re: Teal's from Alabama

aajosepht — 2010-09-23 01:58:26Z

I am a Connecticut Teal and I find this very interesting information.

Re: Teal married Rickenbacker, probably Chesterfield County, South Carolina

annbrownsingleton — 2010-09-17 21:33:32Z

I have a photo of him at about hte age of one with my mother. i would love to get that photo to him if you ever come across him

Ann Brown Singleton