Michael Teague

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BIOGRAPHY: Moses fought in the battle of New Orleans under Gen. Andrew Jackson. From Shane Sweet

BIOGRAPHY: From Rick Reid: [Rick Reid has a possible date of birth as 1771-1774, d 1843] The date that is included for Moses Teague's birth is an estimate based on the information about the earlier relatives. If he were born later it would be an oddity considering the mother's age. This, of course assumes that the mother's vital stats are correct.

He has been reported to have fought in the War of 1812 in the "Battle of New Orleans". Moses Teague Sr. and Jr. served in the War of 1812 in the 6th Regiment, 4th Company under Capt. Moses Welborn in the Rowan detachment. Based on this the birth date may be a little off.

While viewing the LDS records, I came across some interesting information about the Teague's of the Barrett's Mountain area. First, there were 10 children born to Moses Teague, three of the children married Mundays, and three others married Prices. All of these families are from the Mountain area in Alexander County, North Carolina.

There is a reference to a Moses Teague and an Edward Teague that were involved in land transactions in Orange County, VA in the late 1700s, I need to check this and and figure where this info fits in. From Richard Dale Reid, Feb. 1998, updated 6/99.

Update 11/2001: Moses is listed as a Witness to his son, Elijah at his wedding to Margy Munday. This is where we get "after 1828" as his death info. According to info supplied by George K. Price, Moses Teague built his farm on part of the property that belonged to his father. He and his wife raised all of their children there. Later the farm was owned by Jonas White."

Moses married Catherine Payne 1800, Burke County, North Carolina. Catherine (daughter of Lilly Senora Teague and Mary Bentley, daughter of Robert Bynum Paine and Rachel Ellen Lord) was born 1781, Near Barrett's Mountain, Burke County (now Alexander) North Carolina; died 1840, Alexander County, North Carolina, United States; was buried , Teague Munday Cemetery, Ellendale, Alexander County, North Carolina, United States. [Group Sheet]

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BIOGRAPHY: At right front corner of the Munday-Teague Cemetery, Alexander Co, NC, facing side ways is a huge memorial stone:

"Rev. Edward Teague England 1720-USA 1810, Founded first Baptist church in Alexander Co., NC 1797, pastor of the New Meeting House Baptist Church - 1797 - 1810. I have found a good fight, I have kept the faith." Transcribed by B. Lee Nagy Starlin & B. Gale Payne Nagy, January 10, 1998. Posted: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/alexander/cemeteries/munteag.txt

Edward married Sarah Price Abt 1763, Alexander County, NC. Sarah (daughter of Edward Teague and Martha Sarah Teague) was born Abt 1743; died 1815, Alexander County, NC. [Group Sheet]

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BIOGRAPHY: From "The Heritage of Alexander County North Carolina": On April 16, 1783 Robert and Rachel Lord Paine sold their property in Spotsylvania County. Robert Paine and his family lived in Culpeper County, VA from 1783 to 1789 when they moved to North Carolina. In North Carolina they first settled in LIncoln County and then on to Burke County where Robert Paine took up land on the Catawba River between Upper and Middle Little River in what is now Alexander County, NC. From John C. Payne and Alice Brownlee Frix Booth.

BIOGRAPHY: From Rick Reid:

" Robert Payne is shown along with George and Thomas, 1800 Burke County, NC Census. Robert lists 1 female 10 to 16 yrs old and 4 females 16 to 26 yrs old, 1 male 45+, and 2 males 0-10 yrs old."

1783 Spotsylvania County Records has shown Robert with 2 slaves and his brother Barnet with 5 slaves. Sold the interest in his father's estate, April 16, 1783. Robert and family lived in Culpepper County, VA from 1783-1789.

About March 1789 moved to Lincoln County, NC and then to Burke County, NC on Little River, now in Alexander County, NC.

The following is from "Imperfect Essay on the Paine Family" by Rev. Smith Ferguson Paine (S.F. Paine died on August 30, 1932 in Sevier County, Tennessee at the age of 95.) From Rick Reid.: "Grandfather Robert B. Paine lived in Virginia until after the close of the Revolutionary War. He then moved to Burke County, NC (now Alexander County, NC) and settled on the upper Little River in March of 1789. He died there not too many years later." " Robert B. Paine served three enlistments in the Revolutionary War. He was in the trenches under the command of Lafayette when Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown." " My Grandfather, Robert B. Paine, was a Virginian. His wife, Rachel Lord, was also a Virginian. To them was born a large family of 3 sons and 7 daughters."

BIOGRAPHY: From Christopher Lane McNabb:

Virginia County Records, Spotsylvania County, 1721-1800, Deeds Book J 1774-1782

"April 16, 1783. Robert Payne and Rachel, his wife, of Spots. Co.

to Robert Coleman of same co. Ð50 curr. 100 a. in Spots. Co.,

devised by Jno. Payne, decd., to be divided between sd. Robt.

Payne and his brother, Barnet Payne, etc., etc. Witnesses,

Micajah Poole, Jos. Hewell, Barnet x Payne. April 17, 1783."

Note: Several sources list two daughters with similar names and entirely different family lines descending from each. One is Catherine and the other is Katie. Katie is a derivative of the name Catherine, commonly the name used by the immediate family (and the names commonly used in my family). I would suspect that one of the two Catherines descends from different parents. I have no documentation for either one, though, other than that received from my cousins, one of whom is listed above (Rick Reid), indicating as stated in a direct source quote from Reverend Smith Ferguson Paine.

Robert married Rachel Ellen Lord Abt 1770, Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States. Rachel (daughter of Nicholas Madocks and William Lofton) was born Abt 1750, Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States; died 1809, Burke, North Carolina, United States. [Group Sheet]

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BIOGRAPHY: Inherited Tegg's Delight land. William and Isabell had 9 children- according to old St Mary Ann's Espiscopol Church, Cecil Co Maryland, Parish Records provide names and dates of five children. From Jacksie Fay Chapel.

William married Isabella Elizabeth Lofton 1714, New Hanover County, Province of North Carolina. Isabella (daughter of William Lofton and Elizabeth Innes) was born 16 Dec 1693, Mushetta Creek, St. George Parish, Baltimore County, Province of Maryland; died 1737, Rowan County, Province of North Carolina; was buried , Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Married:
Spouse: Isabella E. Teague (born Loftin)

Edward married Martha Sarah Teague Abt 1763, North Carolina. Martha (daughter of Moses Teague and Catherine Payne) was born 1819, Taylorsville, Alexander County, North Carolina; died Aft 1858, Alexander County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet]

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Abstract of Will signed 25 Jul 1764, St George Parish, Spotsylvania County, VA lists wife Frances, oldes son John, Thomas, Barnett, William, Robert & George. Mentions "all my dau" but no names. Will proved Sep 20, 1770, Will Book "D", Page 421. From Rick Reid

DEATH: From Christopher Lane McNabb:

Virginia County Records, Spotsylvania County, 1721-1800, Deeds Book J 1774-1782

"April 16, 1783. Robert Payne and Rachel, his wife, of Spots. Co.

to Robert Coleman of same co. Ð50 curr. 100 a. in Spots. Co.,

devised by Jno. Payne, decd., to be divided between sd. Robt.

Payne and his brother, Barnet Payne, etc., etc. Witnesses,

Micajah Poole, Jos. Hewell, Barnet x Payne. April 17, 1783."

John married Frances Coleman Abt 1735. Frances (daughter of John Paine and Frances Coleman) was born 2 Sep 1705, Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States; died 1783, North Carolina, United States. [Group Sheet]

Nicholas married William Lofton Abt 1770. William was born 1658, of, Baltimore , Maryland; died 13 Apr 1704, Perryman, St. Georges Parish, Maryland; was buried 1704, St. George's Episcopal Cemetery, Perryman, Harford, Maryland, United Stated. [Group Sheet]