From Waverly Washington in the 1880's
First line America that I can find is George Teter (father) ,
George received a 200 acre land grant from the George II in 1736
There also seems to be a George Teter, Jr., he recieved 10 land
grants from the Govenor of Virginia, Beverly Randolph , see below:
You have to Sign up to use the Library of Virginia, but it's worth the time:
Here are the Library of Virginia records for the land grants given to George Teter: 11 Land Grants from 1736 - 1835
George Teter (father)
1736: 200
acres on the south side the Robinson River in the Little Fork of the same
adjoining Roger Quarles, Michael Cooke - This has to be the George,
Sr.
Call Number 40867
Title Teter
family genealogical notes
Publication Compiled in 1939
Material 1 leaf.
Summary Includes obituary of Minervia Teter
Fairley (1849-1926) of Kansas and West Virginia, containing genealogical
information on the Teter family.
Format Photocopies.
Subject - Personal LinkFairley, Minervia
Teter, 1849-1926.
Fairley family.
Teter family.
Genre/Form LinkGenealogies -- Kansas.
Genealogies -- West Virginia.
Series Genealogical notes collection; 40867.
holdings (1) All items
System Number 001527759
George Teter (son)
Teter, George.
County: Fincastle County
Note Company commander: Capt. William Campbell.
Note Recorded on: p. 250.
Note Listed in index: p. vii.
Other Format Available on microfilm (Miscellaneous Reel 78, last
item).
Photostat copy also available.
Biog./Hist. Note Dunmore’ War was a conflict between the Colony
of Virginia and the Native Americans of the Ohio Valley. Following increased
raids
and attacks on frontiersmen in this region, the Royal Governor of Virginia,
Lord Dunmore, organized a large force of militia and marched to Fort Pitt
arriving at the end of August 1774. Dunmore also ordered Colonel Andrew
Lewis, commander of the southwestern Virginia militia, to raise an army
in t
he south and meet Dunmore’s force along the Ohio River. Lewis formed
militia companies from Augusta, Bedford, Botetourt, Culpeper, Dunmore,
Fincastle, and Kentucky counties. After Colonel Lewis’ victory at the
Battle of Point Pleasant, Dunmore successfully negotiated a peace treaty
with the
Delaware, Mingo, and Shawnee chiefs that prevented them from settling
or hunting south of the Ohio River.
Related Work Part of the index to the names of Virginia citizens
or soldiers from the counties of Augusta, Bedford, Botetourt, Culpeper,
and Fincastle
who were compensated in 1775 for supplies and service during Dunmore’s
Expedition in 1774. This index covers individuals from the counties of
Augusta,
Bedford, Botetourt, and Fincastle only. These records are now part
of the Virginia Colonial Government records group (RG#1) and are housed
in the Archives
at the Library of Virginia.
George (son) Land grants:
09 June 1791 Virginia State Land
Office1791: Location: Randolph County. Description: 93
acres on the waters of Dry Fork: From the
Gov. Beverly Randolph This must be the son of George.
16 June 1792 Virginia State Land
Office. Location: Pendleton County. Description: 85 acres on a west branch
of the north fork of the south branch of Potomack called the Rockey Run.
18 June 1792 Virginia State Land
Office. Location: Pendleton County. Description: 140 acres
on the west branch of the north fork of the south branch of Potowmack called
the Lick Run on the
south side of the Timber Hills.
07 March 1795 Virginia State Land Office. Location:
Pendleton County. Description: 35 acres on the east side of his former
land on both sides of the north fork of the south branch of Potomack.
17 April 1798 Virginia State Land
Office Location: Pendleton County. Description: 80 acres on the west side
of the north fork and adjoining on the west side of his former land including
the mouth
of Redmans Gap.
06 May 1800 Virginia State
Land Office. Location: Pendleton County. Description: 25 acres
on the Timber Ridge on the waters of Ebermans and Hedricks Runs adjoining
on the southeast side of
his former land and extending to the top of the River Hill.
26 October 1819 Virginia State Land Office. Location: Pendleton
County. Description: 185 acres adjoining his former land on Timber Hill
on the north and west side.
26 October 1819 Virginia State Land Office. Location: Randolph
County. Description: 100 acres on the east side of Teters Cunningham survey
on the Dry Fork of Cheat River.
25 August 1835 Virginia State Land Office. Location: Randolph
County. Description: 500 acres on waters of the Laurel Fork of Cheat River.
27 August 1835 Virginia State Land Office. Location: Randolph
County. Description: 500 acres on west of the Rich Mountain joining
Jo. Walker.
(slight assumption here that George with 1736 land
grant, did not serve in Dunmore's War (1774), and that it was the son)
((21+38=59yrs))
Other land grants:
Jacob Teters (1798), Jacob Teters Jr. (1837, 1841), Jacob
Teters. Sr. (1838), Johnathan Teter (1838), Joseph Teters (1822,
1831), Laban Tete (1842), Noah, Teter (18??)....
Paul Teter (1795, 1818), Phillip Teter (1792, 1795), Rebeckah Teter
(1792) ...........etc.
Teter, Noah.
Rank: Private (most likely).
Company: ?.
References to volume 20 usually refer to Virginia Confederate
militia units. Some references, however, include those pre-Civil War Virginia
militia units that responded,
in 1859, to John Brown’s raid at Harper’s Ferry, Virginia.
Regiment: 41st Militia (Infantry).
Other Format Available on microfilm. Confederate rosters, v.
1-20, reel 1-10.
Biog./Hist. Note On March 13, 1884, the General Assembly passed
an act directing the adjutant general to compile a roster of all those
who served from Virginia in the
Confederate armed forces. The project did not begin, however, until
Congress’ passage of an act in 1903 providing for the assembling of muster
rolls for all the Confederate
states and Virginia’s subsequent creation of the Office of the Secretary
of Virginia Military Records in 1904. The work of the Secretary of Virginia
Military Records of
assembling muster rolls and other documents related to Virginians in
the Civil War was continued by the Department of Confederate Military Records
which was formed
by an act of the General Assemply on March 12, 1912. Major Robert W.
Hunter served as Secretary of Virginia Military Records from 1904 until
1910. Hunter was replaced
by Colonel Joseph V. Bidgood who served as Secretary of Virginia Military
Records and later Secretary of the Department of Confederate Military Records.
In 1918,
the General Assembly passed an act abolishing the Department of Confederate
Military Records and transferred the department’s records to the Library
of Virginia.
Note The Confederate Rosters are now part of the Virginia Dept.
of Military Affairs record group (RG# 46) housed in the Archives at the
Library of Virginia.
There is also a Samuel, of which I have no link to our family, but he is a Teter:
Here is an excellent page with early information about: Samuel Teter of Pennsylvania and Ohio & George Teater of Virginia and Kentucky (? spelling, may be mistake, may be other person ?)
(I could go on and on, and even find these on a map and make
layers on ArcView 9.3, but this is a past time and I have some other things
to do, enjoy. TomT)
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From L.R. :
John Teters (born in Ohio, early 1824) and his wife Amanda Wilson (born in Ohio, 1826) children I have for :
Sarah E
b: 1848 in Iowa buried in Spokane, WA (These are
Mahlon's sisters & brothers)
Burr Benjamin b: 1846 in Ohio
d: 1922 buried in Fairview, OR
The family moved to Ohio between these years.
Jacob
b: 1849 in Iowa d: 1925
Mahlon Stacy
b: 1852
d: 1922 (My
direct descendent)
Amanda Jane b: 1854 in Iowa
d: 1911?
Mary A.
b: ~1855 Iowa
Julia Ann
b: 1857
d: 1897 buried in the Spangle Cemetery near father John, brother
Jacob & sister Martha Agnes
William H. b:
May 1859 (Month
from age in census, 9/12 on July 26, 1860)
George Washington b: 1864 in Iowa
(What's going on here, not in 1860 census)
Barbara E.
b: 1867 in Oregon
Martha Agnes
b: 1869
d: 1903
Info from 9 Census,
from 1850 - 1920 (State & Territorial)
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Mahlon Stacy
Teters married to 
Sarah Jane Eslick (parents Samuel Eslick & Mary Katherine
Koger, born in Arkansas)
Born 03/10/1852 near Bloomsfield, Iowa,
Born 08/30/1857 Linn County, Oregon
Married in Dec. 3, 1876 Linn County,
OR
Died 09/22/1922 Spokane, Washington.
Died 01/21/1936 Spokane, Washington *Sarah
needs a grave marker (01/18/2008)*
Six Children,
1) Naomi ((Oma), Born 3/12/1878 in Linn County, OR & married:
Dr. Samuel Rainville in Spokane, and lived in Crosby, North Dakota, children
Helen & Regina,
need more info!!
Died 3/15/1962
2) Helen never married, was a social worker who died at age 89 in San
Diego. Her ashes were scattered in the ocean off the coast of San
Diego per
her wishes, by her only nephew, Steve Kennedy
(L.R.)
4) Ethel Teters, Born 6/07/1879 in Linn County, OR, married Emile "Jack" Foex Died: 9/11/1964
5) Mary R Teters, born
~1883, age 5, female,white,single,born in Oregon. (???
See below... Clyde J Teters, son, white, male, born January 1883)
Other info about Mary:
(Mary Lauretta b: January 21, 1882 in Linn Co, OR)
5a)Lauretta Teters Born 1/21/1881 in Linn County,
OR married Charles Jacobson Died: 1916 (Eslick Family
History) names/date problems?
3) Rettie Teters, daughter, white, female, born January 1881, age 19,
single, born in Oregon, father born in Iowa, mother born in Oregon (1900
WA census)
4) Clyde Jefferson Teters, Born January 19, 1883 at Waverly, Spokane,
WA married Alpha Thompson, Died 7/19/1956 (1900 WA census)
5) Oma Rainville, daughter, white, female, born March 1878, age 22,
married, married 1 yr, born in Oregon, father born in Iowa, mother born
in Oregon (1900 WA census)
Floyd Teters Aug/Sep 1894 at Waverly, dies same
year.
6) Percy Teters, born February 2/03/1896, single, born in Washington,
father born in Iowa, mother born in Oregon
Clyde J Teters , born January 1883, born in Oregon (1887
WA census)
Son:
Clyde (Clydie) Teters b.1928 lives in New Jersey, was U.S. Army manual
writer
Regina Rainville Kennedy1912 
She had two sons Patrick & Steve
Dr. Samuel Rainville, Helen Rainville, Patrick Kennedy, Steve Kennedy ~1940
(L.R. note: Her nephew, Steve Kennedy, is the only living progeny of Naomi's
family.
His mother, Regina, married and had 2 sons: Patrick & Steve.)
Adolph Christopher (AC)
Malmin Married 12-14-1917 Jamestown,
N. Dakota to 
Mina
Anderson
Born 5-31-1885 McCallsburg, Iowa;
Born 01/29/1887 Kongsvinger, Norway
Died 12-16-1926 Billings, Montana
Died 04/02/1962 Mitchell, Nebraska
father of Iris & Nadine Malmin (my mother).
Arrived in NYC,NY on a ship from the Allen Lines on 03/01/1892
He died shortly after Nadine's birth from TB. So young, so strong...
Ethel Elsie (Teters) Foex died in 1964
Married Harold Emile Foex in Spokane on Sept 26, 1900 Two children:
Harold and Beatrice.
Harold Emile, was the Superintendent of the Dominion Sugar Company
in Chatham, Ontario,
Canada died tragically on Aug 3, 1929 from internal injuries received
at work 6 days earlier
when caught between a staunchion and a bucket from an overhead crane.
(From Lora R. 09/15/2K9)
Guy Signor married a Teters,
he was Cowboy in Wyoming.
Guy's parents: Eli Alonzo Signor and Mary Ellen Eslick Signor
are all buried at the Mount Hope Cemetery in Lander, Wyoming.
Eli Alonzo Signor
b: 22 Oct 1851
d: 04 Sep 1928
Guy A Signor
b: 18 Mar 1878
d: 05 Oct 1928
Mary Eslick Signor b: 24 May 1859!
d: 10 Dec 1937
Percy Eslick Teters &
Gudrun Joanna (Eliason) Truesdel Teters (1970) 
Karen Pauline Truesdel (Gudrun's Mother)
PET- Born:02/03/1896 Waverly, Washington
GJT- Born:07/19/1908 Bozeman, Montana
Married: 12/26/1925 Hysham, Montana
Died: 04/28/1971
Powell, Wyoming (at the farm)
Died: 1988 Billing, Montana
From Lora R 03/11/2K9: Geneologist: I confirmed
Percy's Mat. Great Grandfather? His name was Mahlon
Wilson. I wrote to Missouri
and got a copy of his probate papers and it listed
his children, one being Amanda Teters (wife of John Teters) in Washington.
I had been going
through the census records and found his name
near the Teters in several censuses and the first name was a dead give
away.
Mom
& Dad, Mitchell, NE in ~1970
Nadine Dawn 'Patrica' (Malmin) Teters &
James Percy Teters
Born 10/06/1925
Born 11/27/1926
Married: 03/03/1951
Died 11/1989
Living in Virginia (09/22/09)
(Children- Tom(6/1952), Rick(11/1954), Bob(11/1956), Kris(11/1958))
Ed's daughter 
Nona 1972
(only 1st cousin) 
Aunt Iris (Malmin) Anderson, Uncle Ed Anderson
Nona is married to Mickie they have a daughter, in Arizon
(JimT)
Ed @ Circle 7 Ranch ~1985
Privacy: If you are a
Teters/Teter geneologist and wish to contact Lora R., make your request
and I will send your contact info to her.
Trading Pictures: Also, Rose
& I do have some higher resolution images of these published and would
consider trading for any others of the family.
Resources:
Paternal:
Copy of the The Name & Family of the
Teters or Teeter, from the Media Research Bureau, some 11 pages w/ references
Two copies of the Eslick - Pierce
Family History, some 15 pages to 1850, compiled by Lydia Eslick Guthrie,
Lehigh Iowa 1931-1932
Eslick Family Fracis Eslick~1720 to Laura
N. Eslick b Oct. 1900 Tenn, to Archie Edwin d.1960, with Kentucky
Land Warrant info (2), 8 pages. w/tree
Maternal:
The Geneology of Mauritz Malmin and wife,
Karen Lura and their Decendents, by Chester O. Haugen Florida, April 1,
1977
Two copies Malmin/Lutz Reunion in McCallsburg,
Iowa, May 1983, with pictures and names from Paul (sent to Iris (Malmin)
Anderson).
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