Father of Daniel R. Teeter that wrote the letter to his niece in 1897.
In the letter from Daniel R. Teeter he had listed Rube, Will, Mag and Nancy no further information given on these children. Information sent by Bonnie Pecora Boise, Idaho gives 12 children with complete information.Written documentation by Daniel Burger Teeter (1825-1904), a grandson of Abraham and a son of John Shively Teeter) in his letter dated 6 June 1897 to his niece, Elizabeth Teeter, daughter of Jacob Burger Teeter, living then in Illinois, contained the following reference: "Now as regards the great grand parents of myself and my brothers and sisters, I know
comparatively little about them except they were (according to my
understanding) natives of some part of Germany. And when I state what our
true name is you will no doubt be somewhat surprised. Our name originally
was Diederich, but that name was too long for the people or at least for
some of them- ich was left off and the name was shortened to Dieder by
which name we always were called in Pennsylvania when people were talking
dutch, then when talked english the same people called us Teeter. Uncle
David's descendants write their name Deeter. My uncle Daniel wrote his
name Deeter." This name derivation is also attested to by another
descendant-see Daniel Wimmer Teeter General Note. CGT/Aug 1994.
Barbara Deeter TEETER (DEETER)
John S. Teeter was married to his first cousin. 2 children were born.
Both died young, his wife died after birth of 2nd Child.
Father of Daniel R. Teeter that wrote the letter to his niece in 1897.
In the letter from Daniel R. Teeter he had listed Rube, Will, Mag and Nancy no further information given on these children. Information sent by Bonnie Pecora Boise, Idaho gives 12 children with complete information.Written documentation by Daniel Burger Teeter (1825-1904), a grandson of Abraham and a son of John Shively Teeter) in his letter dated 6 June 1897 to his niece, Elizabeth Teeter, daughter of Jacob Burger Teeter, living then in Illinois, contained the following reference: "Now as regards the great grand parents of myself and my brothers and sisters, I know
comparatively little about them except they were (according to my
understanding) natives of some part of Germany. And when I state what our
true name is you will no doubt be somewhat surprised. Our name originally
was Diederich, but that name was too long for the people or at least for
some of them- ich was left off and the name was shortened to Dieder by
which name we always were called in Pennsylvania when people were talking
dutch, then when talked english the same people called us Teeter. Uncle
David's descendants write their name Deeter. My uncle Daniel wrote his
name Deeter." This name derivation is also attested to by another
descendant-see Daniel Wimmer Teeter General Note. CGT/Aug 1994.
Daniel R. says that Lizzie and Mag are both married, no other info.
Bonnie Pecora said that Elizabeth was never married. I had the date of Feb for birthdate. LA
Cemetery record for Elizabeth Kaylor shows Aug 27, 1790 - Sept 12, 1871.
She had 13 children.
Youngest of the Abraham and Elizabeth Shiveley boys.
Found on tombstone in Pine Creek Brethern Cem. Dixon, Ill. Wife had
initial E. for first name.
Jacob died age 79 years 4 months and 8 days.
There were no notes as to documentation for the records sent by Marie Ervin, 739 E. Edgewood St., Springfield, MO 65807, so I must leave these wives separate until there is justification to accept on over the other. Ladies at Sam Phipps' home at Butler,Knox Co., OH, and was buried on the old
homestead on Wallace farm, Knox Co., Ohio.
Lived in the vicinity of Butler, OH.
Youngest of the Abraham and Elizabeth Shiveley boys.
Found on tombstone in Pine Creek Brethern Cem. Dixon, Ill. Wife had
initial E. for first name.
Jacob died age 79 years 4 months and 8 days.
There were no notes as to documentation for the records sent by Marie Ervin, 739 E. Edgewood St., Springfield, MO 65807, so I must leave these wives separate until there is justification to accept on over the other. Ladies at Sam Phipps' home at Butler,Knox Co., OH, and was buried on the old
homestead on Wallace farm, Knox Co., Ohio.
This family moved to Dixon, Ill. about 1850 from Bedford Co., Penn.
Sent by Bonnie Pecora.
Sent by Bonnie Pecora.
Youngest of the Abraham and Elizabeth Shiveley boys.
Found on tombstone in Pine Creek Brethern Cem. Dixon, Ill. Wife had
initial E. for first name.
Jacob died age 79 years 4 months and 8 days.
There were no notes as to documentation for the records sent by Marie Ervin, 739 E. Edgewood St., Springfield, MO 65807, so I must leave these wives separate until there is justification to accept on over the other. Ladies at Sam Phipps' home at Butler,Knox Co., OH, and was buried on the old
homestead on Wallace farm, Knox Co., Ohio.
SENT FROM KATHERN BECKER
SENT FROM KATHERN BECKER
SENT FROM KATHERN BECKER