Military service 1812, 1st Lieutenant in Capt. Jacob Gilberts Infantry Company.
Military service, 1812 Pvt. in Capt. Jacob Gilbert's Infintry Conpany.
Served as a Sergeant in Co. Byrds Regiment during the French and Indian War in 1761 (Sumers History of Southwest Virginia, p.855) and was later shown in a list of Ensigns of the mlitary officers of Washington Co. 1777-1780 (ibidp 864).
Baptism: April 26, 1739, church of the Brethren (German Baptist)
Burial: Teeter Family Cemetery (tombstone is located in DAR section of the Frankfort Cemertary, Frankfort, KY for historical preservation)
Census: 1810, George Sr., Jr., William, Samuel, and Parris in Garrard Co. KY.
Lived: Near present day Danville, KY.
LWT: August 1815, August court 1815, Garrard Co. KY.
Serverd: 1777, Listed as Ensign, Washington Co. VA. milita
Signed: 1789, Petition protesting separation of KY from VA.
Wounded: 1779, By Indians while moving through Cumberland Mountains to new home in KY district.
Served as a Sergeant in Co. Byrds Regiment during the French and Indian War in 1761 (Sumers History of Southwest Virginia, p.855) and was later shown in a list of Ensigns of the mlitary officers of Washington Co. 1777-1780 (ibidp 864).
Baptism: April 26, 1739, church of the Brethren (German Baptist)
Burial: Teeter Family Cemetery (tombstone is located in DAR section of the Frankfort Cemertary, Frankfort, KY for historical preservation)
Census: 1810, George Sr., Jr., William, Samuel, and Parris in Garrard Co. KY.
Lived: Near present day Danville, KY.
LWT: August 1815, August court 1815, Garrard Co. KY.
Serverd: 1777, Listed as Ensign, Washington Co. VA. milita
Signed: 1789, Petition protesting separation of KY from VA.
Wounded: 1779, By Indians while moving through Cumberland Mountains to new home in KY district.
He was named for the family with whom George Sr. and familymhad spent the first winter upon moving to what later became Kentucky in 1781/82("The Kentucky Teeter Family", Howard Glen Teter, Patsyu Teter Benton and Howard Curry Teter)
Census: 1830, Living in Howard Co. Mo.