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Note: 1860 Census Twin Township, Ross County, Ohio enumerated July 10, 1860 Dwelling #555, Family #555 Post Office: Bainbridge TETER, John, 54, male, farmer, $2900/$1200, born in OH ______, Elizabeth, 58, female, born in OH ______, John A., 21, male, school teacher, born in OH ______, Mary J., 19, female, housework, born in OH ______, Elizabeth, 17, female, housework, born in OH NICKLES, Wesley, 19, male, housework, born in OH BROWNING, ??, 17, male, housework, born in OH __________, Thomas J., 9, male, born in OH 1870 Census Jefferson Township, Saline County, Missouri enumerated August 12, 1870 Dwelling #137, Family #136 Post Office: Arrow Rock TETER, John, 30, m/w, farmer, $4800/$700, born in OH ______, Jane, 28, f/w, born in OH ______, Sarah, 5, f/w, born in OH ______, Jesse, 2, m/w, born in OH ______, Minnie, 1, f/w, born in MO 1880 Census Jefferson Township, Saline County, Missouri Family History Library Film 1254717 NA Film Number T9-0717 Page Number 659C Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Jno. A. TETER Self M Male W 40 OH Farmer OH OH Mary G. TETER Wife M Female W 38 OH Keeps House OH OH Minnie TETER Dau S Female W 11 MO At School OH OH Jno. R. TETER Son S Male W 9 MO At Home OH OH Edith LONG Niece S Female W 7 OH At School OH OH 1900 Census Cambridge Township, Saline County, Missouri enumerated June 14-15, 1900 Dwelling #142, Family #143 TEETERS, John A., head, m/w, Mar 1839, 61, OH OH OH, farmer ________, Mary J., wife, f/w, Sept 1841, 58, OH OH OH, married 39 years, mother of 10, 2 living WILLIAMS, Blanche, niece, f/w, Nov 1887, 12, IN IN IN, at school, single 1910 Census Cambrige Township, Slater City, Saline County, Missouri enumerated May 5, 1910 Dwelling #289, Family #608 Lived on West St. TETERS, J. A., head, m/w, 71, OH OH OH, 2nd marriage, own income _______, Jennie, wife, f/w, 43, MO KY KY, 2nd marriage, mother of 2, 2 livng MILLER, Bertie, daughter, f/w, 23, MO KY KY, single (this is Jennie's daughter) Note: This 1910 census record says this is a 2nd marriage for Jennie, but it is possibly her third. 1920 Census Cambridge Township, Slater City, Saline County, Missouri enumerated January 17, 1920 Dwelling #117, Family #124 TETER, J. A., head, m/w, 80, OH OH OH, owned home-mortgage free ______, Virginia, wife, f/w, 52, MO KY KY COOK, Frank A., roomer, m/w, 40, MO USA USA, machinist-railroad, single Tuesday, June 26, 1928 John A. Teter died yesterday. End came to one of Slaters oldest citizens. Funeral tomorrow afternoon. John A. Teter died at the family home in Slater Monday morning at 11:30 after an illness of several days. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 conducted by the Rev. E. T. Raney. Internment will be made in the City Cemetery under the auspices of the Masonic lodge. John Allison Teter was born in Rose County, Ohio, March 16, 1839. At the time of his death was passed 89 years of age. He married Miss Mary Jane Long June 6, 1861, and in the fall of 1868 moved to Saline County and since that time Mr. Teter lived 1 1/2 of Slater. To the home came 10 children, 2 of them whom survive. They are Mrs. Minnie E. Everly, Kansas City and John R. Teter of Villa Grove, Ill. Mrs. Teter died Dec 1, 1908 and he was married to Mrs. Virginia Lee Miller at Kansas City, January 13, 1910, she survives him. He is also survived by 2 step-daughters, Mrs. W. A. Kenngott of Chicago and Mrs. Luther E. Fowler of Marion, Ill. Also 5 grandchildren, Clara A. Ridgeway of Kansas City, Mary Jane Anderson of Kansas City, John B. Teter, Villa Grove, Virginia and Millard Fowler of Marion and 3 great-grandchildren. Mr. Teter was perhaps the only man in this section that had the distinction of voting for Abraham Lincoln in the first campaign. Mr. Teter was 21 years of age in March before the election and cast his first vote in the fall of 1860. Many years of his life was spent on a farm just a short distance from Slater. Althought the home was blessed with 10 children all died except 2, some years ago during an epidemic of diptheria. The parents lost 4 children in 2 weeks. Mr. Teter served 3 years in the civil war in the Federal Army. He had also the distinction of being one of the oldest members of the masonic order in this section of the state. He was a member of the Slater Methodist Church.
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