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Note: N14 1. From: "TN-Records of Jackson Co.. Ranger Book 1817-1860" (see sources), William, son of Adam and Mary Shaw Teel, moved to TX where he remained and left a family, bought Adam Teels place, later sold it to Cornelius Carver. 2.From "The Friends of the Courthouse" pg.30: He bought Wm. McNiel's 160 acre grant (it doesn't specify if that was in Collin or Denton Co.s) From: "Collin Co. TX Families" pg.343 1.He was the grandson of the immigrant Adam Teel, Sr. and wife Mary. of Franklin Co., VA and later Jackson Co. TN. His father was Adam Teel, Jr., Mother, Catherine "Caty" Baker (daughter of George Baker). 2. Wm. Teel inherited his father's estate and lived there until sometime after 1850. His older brother Peter, married to Sarah (Brooks) Teel had moved to Denton Co. TX, so about 1854, William followed his brother to TX. 3. " He died in 1878 of rabies. He was bitten by a rabid skunk. The family would place food and water at the end of the chain [around a tree] just like he told them to and he died about two weeks later." 4. He is buried Young Cemetery, Collin Co. 5. LAND AND WILL "He bought the McNeil survey, near Prosper and at the time of his death owned close to 800 acres in that area. His probate was 117 pages long, and the administrator was Samuel Young, father to William's two sons-in-law, James Lawrence Young and Samuel Young Jr." "Jenkins and Muse were the attorneys for the estate" "He also bought the L. H. McNeil survey, J. B. Bounds survey, and Charles Keenen head-right and also the headright of W. C. Lewis." (NOTE from Aurora Chancy (080603)"Survey patented to Wm. Teel by William McNeil 10/24/1855" 15 Sept 2002, e-mail from Rose Mary Badovinac, forwarding a message from Max Brown (MBrown99) on 7 Sept 2002 SUBJECT: Young Cemetery Apparently, this cemetery is now completely surrounded by a golf course. I guess in order to visit it, you have to play a round of golf! Rose Mary Information of Teels in Young Cemetery Adam H. Teel: Adam Hogan Teel was a son of William and Sarah Teel, and a brother of Rhoda C. McConnell and Emily F. Young. He was born in Texas on Dec 26, 1885, and died Oct 23, 1902. He has a large Woodmen of the World marker at the entrance to the cemetery. There is no evidence that his wife, Eliza Loyd Teel, is buried here. The Teel stones are in line, with Adam H. on the north end, and William on the south end of the western most row, next to the fence. Adam Tinsley Teel: was a son of Adam H. and Eliza Loyd Teel. "Tinsley" was his grandmother's maiden name. His marker says, "Weep not papa and moma for me, for I am waiting in Heaven for thee." His dates are: February 24, 1891, to October 13, 1894. His stone is south of Adam H. Teel. James William Teel: was a son of Adam H. and Eliza Loyd Teel. His dates are August 19, 1887 to November 3, 1888. His inscription reads: "Weep not papa and moma for me, for I am waiting in Heaven for thee." His stone is south of Annie Evaline Teel. William Teel: was the father of Adam H., Rhoda C. McConnell, and Emily F. Young and the husband of Sarah Tinsley Teel, all of whom are buried here. He was born in Wartrace Creek, Highland, Jackson County, Tennessee, on June 1, 1816. His parents were Adam Teel, Jr., who was born in Holland, and Catherine Baker. The Teels lived next to the Tinsleys in Jackson County, Tennessee. They lived in Rusk County, Texas before moving to Collin County. William Teel had a 320 acre headright dated March 8, 1854, in the area of present-day downtown Frisco. He is listed as an "assignee of Wm. McNeil." After 1859 the headright is listed as the William McNeil headright. The Teels continued to live on the Wm. McNeil survey. William Teel has a joint stone with his wife, south of the stone for James William Teel, near the west fence. He died May 11, 1878, of rabies 2 weeks after being bitten by a rabid skunk. Sam Young was the administrator of his estate. Sarah T. Teel: was the wife of William Teel and the mother of Adam H., Rhoda C. McConnell, and Emily F. Young. She was from Jackson County, Tennessee. She was part Indian. There is a story that she saw a snake crossing her path. While the other people were afraid of it, she picked it up and snapped its head off. Her joint stone reads "November 15, 1825, to May 13, 1904." She died of cancer. This was from a paper compiled by Joy Gough in conjunction with Gladys Young, Mary Givan, and Betty Dennard King Max Brown ------------------------- 17 Feb 2008, Ancestry.com 1850 TN Census, Jackson Co., Dist 3, 8 Nov 1850, image 4 of 16, TEEL, William, age 34 (b. abt 1816), male, farming. b. TN Sarah, age 25 (b. abt 1825), female, b. TN Rhoda, age 3 (b. abt 1847), b. TN Emily, age 1 (b. abt 1849), b. TN 1860 TX Census, Collin Co., PO Plano, 13 Jun 1860, image 10 of 10 TEEL, William, age 44 (b. abt 1816), farmer, real estate$2000, pers prop $2000, b. TN Sarah, age 34 (b. abt 1826), b. TN Rody C., age 13 (b. abt 1847), b TN Emily F., age 11 (b. abt 1849), b. TN Ann E., age 9 (b. abt 1851), b. TN James F.[closer look believe this is a �T�], age 6 (b. abt 1854) b. TX Addam H., age 4 (b. abt 1856), b. TX William H., age 2 (b. abt 1858), b. TX 1870 TX Census, Collin Co., Pct 5, PO Plano, 23 Aug 1870, image 1 of 57 TEEL, William, age 54 (b. abt 1816), male wht, farmer, real estate $4000, pers prop $1200, b. TN Sarah, age 45 (b.1825), keeping house, b. TN James, age 16 (b. abt 1854), farm laborer, b. TX Adam, age 14 (b. abt 1856). at school, b. TX William, age 12 (b. abt 1858), at school, b. TX Martha, age 9 (b. abt 1861), b. TX John, age 7 (b. abt 1863), b. TX Louisa, age 5 (b. abt 1865), b. TX McCONNELL, Robert, age 27 (b. abt 1843), male wht, farm laborer, pers prop $550, b. TN Rhoda [nee TEEL], age 24 (b. abt 1846), fem wht, keeping house, b. TN William, age 1 (b. abt 1869), wht male, b. TX Sarah, age 5/12, b. Jany 1870, wht fem, b. TX 30 Dec 2002, Sherri's search of the on-line LDS, also Ancestry.com 1880 TX Census, Collin Co. TX WILLIAM D. 1878 found Wm & Sarah's daughter, Rhoda McConnell. Living next door is Sarah TERL.. this APPEARS TO BE SARAH TEEL (Wm. died 1878) and the rest of her children. Next to her is living ADAM H. TERL... which also looks like ADAM H. TEEL (her son) and his family. [see Sarah�s Notes] 1880 TX AGRICULTURAL CENSUS enumeration date: 2 Jun 1880, by J. B. ROGERS (relative to Teels) 1. Robbert(sic) McConnell, owner (Wm�s son-in-law, sp of Rhoda) 2. William H. Teel (he d. 1878, guess this is his property), owner 3. Adam H. Tiell(sic-son Adam Hill), NOT owner, but can�t read what the next label says 3 Sep 2015 See MY ANCESTRY TREE FOR IMAGES OF HIS PROBATE 15 May 2011, FindaGrave.com WILLIAM TEEL PICTURE OF NEWISH TOMB STONE SHARED W/WIFE Birth:� Jun. 1, 1816 Death:� May 11, 1878 � Family links:� �Parents: ��Adam Teele � �Spouse: ��Sarah Tinsley Teel (1825 - 1904)* � �Children: ��Rhoda Catherine Teel McConnell (1846 - 1882)* ��Emily Frances Teel Young (1849 - 1904)* ��Annie Eliza TEEL PETERS (1851 - 1932)* ��Adam Hill Teel (1855 - 1902)* ��John Tinsley Teel (1862 - 1935)* ��Sarah Louisa Teel Brownlee (186 �Children: ��Rhoda Catherine Teel McConnell (1846 - 1882)* ��Emily Frances Teel Young (1849 - 1904)* ��Annie Eliza TEEL PETERS (1851 - 1932)* ��Adam Hill Teel (1855 - 1902)* ��Martha Evaline Teel Young (1860 - 1922)* ��John Tinsley Teel (1862 - 1935)* ��Sarah Louisa Teel Brownlee (1865 - 1936)* � �Siblings: ��George Teele (1791 - 1847)* ��Peter Teel (1795 - 1875)* ��Rylie Teel (1804 - 1874)* ��John Teel (1814 - 1869)* ��William Teel (1816 - 1878) [Inscription WM TEEL June 1, 1816 - May 11, 1878 SARAH T. TEEL Nov 15, 1825 - May 13, 1904 TEEL] � Burial: Young Cemetery Plano Collin County Texas, USA � Created by: P J New Record added: Mar 11, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 34696065
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