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Bookmark or Share- Early Georgia Teasleys - Genealogy.comOn 29 Sep 1784 John Teasley received 200 acres of land in Wilkes County, GA for his service in the Revolutionary War.In that year John and Silas moved to Wilkes county, although Silas did not get his 200 acre grant until 1790. William Teasley may not have moved with John and Silas, but arrived in Georgia at about the same time.
- Re: Mary E. Teasley b.1823 Wil - Genealogy.comNancy Teasley b. June 17, 1829 d. ? married Dec. 26, 1846 - Nathaniel Howell Nail b. ? d. ? This wouldn't be the same Nancy referred to in you query. If you knew your Nancy's parents, we would have a better chance of matching her to correct lineage.
- Re: Teasley Family Origins - Genealogy.comIn reply to: Re: Teasley Family Origins Kyle Williams 1/24/00 Kyle, would like to have any information that you can share on this Thomas Teasley and Martha Wilhite and their children.Do you know if the H in his name is "Horton"?Also do you know what happened to his brother William?
- Re: William Martin and Permeli - Genealogy.comWm. M. Teasley W 49 Jennie " wife 41 OH Austin W. " stepson 24 KY Myrtle Gell granddau 9 Silas A. Hail bro-in-law 38 KY That's an interesting theory about Austin Haynes adopting the name of Arthur Teasley.It would be strengthened if we could locate the other child of Permelia (she had 2 living children in 1900, according to the census).
- William Teasley (ca 1757-1824) - Genealogy.comAnna Teasley, daughter of William Teasley & Sarah, was born 5 Jul 1791 in Elbert Co, GA.She had an illigitimate child named Thomas Jefferson Teasley.On 28 Oct 1824, she married Wesley Crisler in Elbert Co, GA.They moved to Byram, Hinds Co, MS, and she died there on 24 Mar 1857.They have many descendants in Mississippi and Indiana.
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