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Mrs. Mary Teague West.
DAR ID Number: 11779
Born in South Carolina.
Wife of Charles Cobia West.
Descendant of Maj. William Dunlap, of South Carolina.
Daughter of Dr. Thomas I. Teague and Harriet Amelia Black, his wife.
Granddaughter of William Ewell Black and Nancy Dunlap, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of William Dunlap and Margaret Hunter, his wife.
William Dunlap (1765-1838), was in the Block House at Edgehill under Col. Joseph Hays, 1781, when the Bloody Scout, William Cunningham set it on fire, and after the surrender but few escaped the massacre.

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[p.217] Mrs. Mary Macintire Foster Morrison.
DAR ID Number: 24604
Born in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Wife of Charles H. Morrison.
Descendant of Robert Nelson, Lieut. David Nelson, James Crawford, Maj. William MacIntire and Col. David Shepherd.
Daughter of Chapin Clarke Foster and Harriet MacIntire, his wife (State Regent).
Granddaughter of Rev. Thomas MacIntnre, Ph. D., and Mary Elizabeth Barr, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Joseph MacIntire and Jane Crawford, his wife; John Barr and Nancy Nelson, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of William MacIntire and Elizabeth Shepherd, his wife, m. 1772; James Crawford and Martha Dickey, his wife, m. 1776; David Nelson and Margaret Logan, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of David Shepherd and Rachel Teague, his wife, m. 1756; Robert Nelson and Martha Patterson, his wife.
Robert Nelson, (1725-1804), was a patriot who sacrificed his property in the Juniata Valley, Pa., to alleviate the hardships of the army. He located in Columbus, Ohio, on land given him by the government to reëmburse him for provisions and money used at Valley Forge. He died in Bowling Green, Ky., at the home of his son.

David Nelson, (1750-1829), was a lieutenant in the Fourth Battalion of Associators of Cumberland County at Valley Forge. He was born near Mifflintown, Pa.; died in Columbus, Ohio.
James Crawford served as a private in the Massachusetts militia and as a marine on the "Boston" and "Scourge." He died, 1838, in Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
William MacIntire served as paymaster at Forts Henry and Shepherd and was quartermaster in the Coschocton campaign, 1781, against the Indians on the Mukingum. He was killed, 1792, on an expedition against the Miami Indians.
David Shepherd, (1734-95), held the offices of justice, high sheriff, lieutenant of Ohio County and colonel of militia, at the same time, in 1777, and performed the varied duties in a dangerous part of the county with great bravery and satisfaction to his superior officers. His valuable letters and reports preserved in the archives of Wisconsin give the history and warfare [p.218] of the wllderness. He was born in Shepherdstown; died in Fort Shepherd and is buried on land which he bequeathed on Wheeling Creek, West Virginia.
Also Nos. 1999, 2180.

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Mrs. Mamie Boyd Harris.
DAR ID Number: 37484
Born in Newberry County, South Carolina.
Wife of James Teague Harris.
Descendant of Adam F. Epting and of John Boyd, of South Carolina.
Daughter of Rev. George M. Boyd and Mary Thompson, his wife.
Granddaughter of Rev. Mark M. Boyd and Elizabeth Epting, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Rev. Nathan Boyd and Elizabeth Taggart, his wife; John Adam Epting and Mary Cannon, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John Boyd and Jane Bernardoc, his wife; Adam F. Epting and Mary Vardiman, his wife.
Adam Frenwick Epting, (1746-80), served in a regiment of foot and was killed by a band of Tories.
John Boyd, (1740-1802), served as a private in the first South Carolina regiment. He was born in Ireland; died in Newberry county, S. C., and is buried near New Hope Church.

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Mrs. Clara Teague Burch.
DAR ID Number: 37669
Born in Turner, Maine.
Wife of Rousseau Angelus Burch.
Descendant of Sergt. John Walker.
Daughter of Judah Dana Teague and Evaline Frances Morse, his wife.
Granddaughter of Henry Morse and Bethiah Walker, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of John Walker and Mary Gibbs, his wife, m. 1769.
John Walker, (1748-1809), enlisted from Hopkinton, 1775, and served as sergeant 1777. He died in Livermore, Maine.

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Mrs. Bella I. Mullen.
DAR ID Number: 43549
Born in Whitman, Massachusetts.
Descendant of Eleazer Whitman, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of Lysander Teague and Olive Poole Noyes, his wife.
Granddaughter of Eliab Noyes (b. 1778) and Mary Whitman, his wife, m. 1802.
Gr.-granddaughter of Eleazer Whitman and Mary Whitman, his wife.
Eleazer Whitman, (1755-1846), responded to the Rhode Island Alarm from Abington, Mass., where he was born.

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Mrs. Hattie Howland Mercer.
DAR ID Number: 46385
Born in Burlington, Wis.
Wife of Jas. E. Mercer.
Descendant of Jesse Teague.
Daughter of Jeptha King Howland and Harriet Teague, his wife.
Granddaughter of William Henry Teague and Minerva Streeter (m. 1825), his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Jesse Teague and Margaret —, his wife.
Jesse Teague (1752-1818) enlisted 1781, in the 3rd Massachusetts company commanded by Lieutenant Walker, also 9th regiment under Colonel Jackson. Applied for pension 1818. He died in Onondago County, N. Y.

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Mrs. Alice V. Dunbar Collins.
DAR ID Number: 47400
Born in Hartland, Vt.
Wife of Carl Clifton Collins.
Descendant of John Dunbar.
Daughter of Henry Denison Dunbar and Louisa Vivian Teague, his wife.
[p.195] Granddaughter of Joseph Dunbar and Clarine Webster, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of John Dunbar and Eunice Gallup, his wife.
John Dunbar (1752-1827) served as a private in Capt. William Richard's company of New London and Groton, Conn., 5th regiment, Connecticut line 1781-83. He was born in Connecticut; died in Hartland, Vt.

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Mrs. Hattie Mckevitt Teague.
DAR ID Number: 55050
Born in St. Petersburg, Pa.
Descendant of Benjamin Nesmith.
Daughter of Charles Henry McKevitt and Alice Stowell, his wife.
Granddaughter of John C. Stowell and Maria McKinney, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Thomas McKinney and Catherine Nesmith, his wife.

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Mrs. Margaret Eugenia Mays Blake.
DAR ID Number: 96117
Born in Edgefield, S. C.
Wife of E. H. Blake.
Descendant of Patrick Calhoun, as follows:
1. Sampson Butler Mays (b. 1852) m. 1880 Permelia Ella Calhoun (1856-1906).
2. Ludlow Calhoun (1818-63) m. 1835 Margaret Teague (1816-58).
3. Patrick Calhoun, Jr. (1784-1840), m. 1806 Nancy Needham de Graffenreid (1787-1841).
4. Patrick Calhoun m. 2nd 1770 Martha Caldwell (1750-1802).
Patrick Calhoun (1723-96) served in the Legislature and was by profession a surveyor, and, 1775, was a member of the Provincial Congress. He was born in Ireland; died in Abbeville District, S. C.

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Mrs. Maggie Simpson Teague.
DAR ID Number: 96936
Born in Edgefield County, S. C.
Wife of Dr. Charles Arthur Teague.
Descendant of Frederick Tillman, as follows:
1. Henry Gordon Simpson (1827-79) m. 1868 Frances Tillman (b. 1840).
2. Benjamin Ryan Tillman, Jr. (1803-49), m. 1822 Sophie Hancock (1808-76).

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Mrs. Elizabeth Ogilvie Clemons.
DAR ID Number: 101947
Born in Hartford, Ohio.
Wife of Dr. William Clemons.
Descendant of Thomas Ogilvie, Francis Duke and Lieut.-Col. David Shepherd, as follows:
1. George Ogilvie (b. 1827) m. 1862 Margaret Corbin (b. 1843).
2. Thomas Ogilvie, Jr. (1797-1878), m. 1822 Jemima Minton (1807-37); Levi Corbin (1812-97) m. 1839 Nancy Duke (1822-97).
3. Thomas Ogilvie m. 1783 Jane Taylor (1756-1805); Francis Duke, Jr. (b. 1777), m. 1799 Margaret Jackway (b. 1782).
4. Francis Duke m. 1773 Sarah Shepherd (d. 1832).
5. David Shepherd m. 1752 Rachel Teague (b. 1733).
Thomas Ogilvie (1740-1842) served as a private in the Virginia troops, 1778. He was born in Scotland; died in Coshocton, Ohio.
Francis Duke (1751-77) served as commissary, Virginia Line, and was killed at the battle of Fort Henry when it was attacked by the Indians. He was born in Ireland.
David Shepherd (1734-95) was lieutenant colonel of Ohio County militia, Virginia troops, and was prominent in Indian warfare. He was born in Mecklenburg County, Va.; died in Ohio County, W. Va.

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Mrs. Maizie Mays Gambrell.
DAR ID Number: 105367
Born in Edgefield, S. C.
Descendant of Patrick Calhoun and of Corp. James Scott, as follows:
1. Sampson Butler Mays (b. 1852) m. 1880 Permelia Ella Calhoun (1856-1906).
2. Benjamin F. Mays (1825-87) m. 1851 Mary Anne Allen (1829-1911); Ludlow Calhoun (1818-63) m. 1835 Margaret Teague (1816-58).
3. Patrick Calhoun, Jr. (1784-1840), m. 1806 Nancy Needham de Graffreid (1787-1841); John C. Allen (1797-1854) m. 1824 Hannah Beale Coates (1800-83).
4. Patrick Calhoun m. 2nd 1770 Martha Caldwell (1750-1802); James Coates (1765-1817) m. 1793 Elizabeth Scott.
5. James Scott m. Hannah Beale.
Patrick Calhoun (1723-96) served in the legislature and was a member of the Provincial Congress. He was born in Ireland; died in Abbeville County, S. C.

James Scott served as corporal in the 1st regiment, South Carolina infantry, in Capt. George Turner's company, Col. Charles C. Pinckney's regiment. He was living in Scotts Ferry during the Revolution; died in Alabama.

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Mrs. Lena Norwood Mitchell.
DAR ID Number: 110041
Born in La Grange, Fla.
Wife of James Finlay Mitchell.
Descendant of Andrew Feaster, William Norris, Samuel Moberly, Theophilus Norwood and Richard Griffin, as follows:
1. William S. Norwood (1846-1909) m. 1869 Mary E. Feaster (1850-1906).
2. Manasses Norwood (1794-1846) m. 2nd 1844 Annie Louise Cook (1802-61); Elbert H. Feaster (1824-75) m. 1849 Caroline M. Teague (1823-1903).
3. Zachariah Norwood (1766-1807) m. 1786 Elizabeth DuBose (1768-1833); Andrew Feaster (1793-1869) m. 1818 Mary DeSaussure Norris (1800-78); Elijah Teague (1792-1851) m. 1814 Elizabeth Griffin (1797-1866).
4. Theophilus Norwood m. 1748 Eliza St. George (b. 1729); Reuben Griffin m. Jane Smith (1771-1851); John Feaster (1768-1848) m. Drucilla Mobley (1774-1807); Nathan Norris (1770-1851) m. 1789 Mary DeSaussure (1770-1843).
5. Andrew Feaster m. 2nd 1767 Margaret Cooper (1728-1823); William Norris m. Agnes Frederick (d. 1822); Samuel Moberly m. 1761 Mary Wagner (d. 1812); Richard Griffin m. 1754 Nancy Ann Clarke (d. 1792).
Andrew Feaster (1735-1821) enlisted from Fairfield County, South Carolina, as a private, serving 1781-82. He was born in Berne, Switzerland; died in South Carolina.
William Norris (1720-81) with his three sons enlisted in the South Carolina militia. He returned to his home the latter part of the war, broken in health, but sent a paid substitute, who served until the close of the war. He was born in Windsor; died in Edgefield, S. C.

Samuel Moberly served as private and quartermaster, Virginia troops, 1781-82. He was born in Virginia, died 1809.
Theophilus Norwood was a private, South Carolina troops. He was born in Orange County, N. C.; died in Darlington Dist., S. C.
Richard Griffin (1734-1805) patriot and soldier of South Carolina. He was born in England; died in Laurens County, S. C.

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Mrs. Ellen Teague Andrews.
DAR ID Number: 110655
Born in Cass County, Tex.
Wife of Dr. J. M. Andrews.
Descendant of James Council, as follows:
[p.207] 1. John W. Teague (b. 1842) m. 1868 Mary Council (1840-1908).
2. Jesse Council (1810-78) m. 1839 Harriet Meacham (1823-89).
3. John Council, Jr. (1775-1844), m. 1805 Rhoda Ferguson (1788-1855).
4. John Council (b. 1748) m. Lucinda Thomas.
5. James Council m. Sallie Kitchen.
James Council (1716-1804) was a member of the Provincial Congress, 1776. He was born in Virginia; died in North Carolina.

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Mrs. Lurline Andrews Wadsworth.
DAR ID Number: 110656
Born in Cherokee County, Tex.
Wife of A. H. Wadsworth.
Descendant of James Council, as follows:
1. J. M. Andrews (b. 1864) m. 1891 Ellen Teague (b. 1871).

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Mrs. Sarah Clark Teague.
DAR ID Number: 111168
Born in Hope Hull, Ala.
Wife of Robert Sterling Teague.
Descendant of William Graves, as follows:
1. Alexander Humphreys Clark (1843-1907) m. 1877 Sallie Graves (b. 1854).
2. Peyton Smith Graves (1827-92) m. 1852 Sarah McGehee (d. 1854).
3. William Graves, Jr. (1788-1854) m. 1824 Mary B. Durham (1800-50).

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[p.59] Miss Grace Thome Pompilly.
DAR ID Number: 111183
Born in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Descendant of Bennett Pompilly, Lieut. David Allen, and Daniel Merrill, as follows:
1. Judah Teague Pompilly (1837-70) m. 1863 Mary Elizabeth Thome (1840-94).
2. Allen Pompilly (1798-1876) m. 1826 Eleanor Teague (1804-78); Rev. James Armstrong Thome (1813-73) m. 1838 Ann Tweed Allen (1819-93).
3. Bennett Pompilly m. 1791 Elizabeth Merrill (1771-1843); John Gould Allen (1771-1842) m. 1795 Elizabeth Nichols (1778-1851).
4. Joseph Merrill (1744-86) m. 1766 Elizabeth True (1744-85); David Allen m. 1768 Sarah Hull (1745-1804).
5. Daniel Merrill m. 1744 Elizabeth Clough (1726-89).
Bennett Pompilly (1761-1834) enlisted, 1776, when but 15 years of age in Capt. John Turner's company, from Pembroke, Mass., which marched to Rhode Island; in 1780 was with General Washington at Camp Totoway, N. J. He was born in Duxbury, Mass.; died in Turner, Me.
Also No. 84.
David Allen (1743-1812) served as lieutenant in the 4th company or trainband, 4th regiment, Connecticut State troops. He also was a member of committees. He was born and died in Fairfield, Conn.
Daniel Merrill (1724-1809) was a private in Capt. Samuel Huse's company, Col. Jacob Gerrish's regiment of guards. He was born in Salisbury; died in North Gloucester, Mass.

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Mrs. Annie Norwood Overstreet.
DAR ID Number: 111232
Born in Titusville, Fla.
Wife of Samuel J. Overstreet.
Descendant of Andrew Feaster, as follows:
1. William S. Norwood (1846-1909) m. 1869 Mary E. Feaster (1850-1906).
2. Elbert H. Feaster (1824-75) m. 1849 Caroline M. Teague (1823-1903).
3. Andrew Feaster (1793-1869) m. 1818 Mary De Saussure Norris (1800-78).

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Mrs. Mary Feaster Froscher.
DAR ID Number: 111233
Born in Columbia, S. C.
Wife of Norris Teague Froscher.
Descendant of Andrew Feaster, as follows:
1. George W. Coleman (b. 1844) m. 2nd 1881 Annie Julia Lonergan (1859-93).
2. William A. Lonergan (1825-65) m. 1852 Chaney Isabelle Feaster (1833-63).
3. Andrew Feaster (1793-1869) m. 1818 Mary DeSaussure Norris (1800-78).

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Mrs. Florence E. Norwood Puckett.
DAR ID Number: 113712
Born in La Grange, Fla.
Wife of Paul E. Puckett.
Descendant of Andrew Feaster, as follows:
1. William S. Norwood (1846-1909) m. 1869 Mary E. Feaster (1850-1906).
2. Elbert H. Feaster (1824-75) m. 1849 Caroline M. Teague (1823-1903).
3. Andrew Feaster (1793-1869 m. 1818 Mary DeSaussure Norris (1800-78).
4. John Feaster (1768-1848) m. Drucilla Mobley (1774-1807).
5. Andrew Feaster m. 2nd 1767 Margaret Cooper (1728-1823).
Andrew Feaster (1735-1821) enlisted from Fairfield County, S. C., as a private, serving, 1781-82. He was born in Berne, Switzerland; died in South Carolina.

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Mrs. Julia A. Feaster Duren.
DAR ID Number: 115959
Born in Feasterville, S. C.
Wife of George Franklin Duren.
Descendant of Andrew Feaster, as follows:
1. Elbert H. Feaster (1824-75) m. 1849 Carolina M. Teague (1823-1903).
2. Andrew Feaster (1793-1869) m. 1818 Mary Norris (1800-78).
3. John Feaster (1768-1848) m. 1787 Drucilla Mobley (1774-1807).
4. Andrew Feaster m. 2nd 1767 Margaret Cooper (1728-1823).
Andrew Feaster (1735-1821) enlisted from Fairfield County, S. C., as a private, serving, 1781-82. He was born in Berne, Switzerland; died in South Carolina.

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Mrs. Ella May Teague Hale.
DAR ID Number: 122586
Born in Auburn, Maine.
Wife of George H. Hale.
Descendant of Ichabod Benson, as follows:
1. Isaac N. Teague (1836-67) m. 1853 Hannah B. Jones (1837-1910).
2. Isaac Teague m. Rebecca Benson (1803-94).
3. Stephen Benson (1777-1852) m. 1800 Rebecca Cummings.
4. Ichabod Benson m. Abagail Griffith.
Ichabod Benson (1740-1833) served as private in Capt. William Shaw's 1st company which marched on the Lexington Alarm. He was born in Middleboro, Mass.; died in Livermore, Maine.

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Mrs. Cora Putman Brown.
DAR ID Number: 150650
Born in Hazleton, Iowa.
Wife of Frank M. Brown.
Descendant of David Putman, as follows:
1. Peter Putman (b. 1834) m. 1866 Alice S. Teague (1848-1916).
2. Jacob Putman (1785-1864) m. 1820 Hannah Lewis (1803-79).
3. David Putman m. Hannah Van Antwerp (1753-1806).
David Putman (1747-1828) served as private in the Tryon County, New York militia, 3d regiment, under Col. Frederick Fisher. He was born in Schenectady; died at Tribes Hill, N. Y.