Hi

"There may be a link with your family or not!" from huff

I have started a new topic as didn't think it related to Jean's question.

William born Walcot Somerset 1794 was son of John Teague & Sarah Noon, his parents are buried at Newland. John was born circa 1765.

Edward Teague born 1810 was son of Edward Teague baptised 1775 at Hope Mansel,
Edward born 1775 did have a brother John bapt 1765 also at Hope Mansel sons of James Teague & Jane Hayward who are buried at English Bickner.

No proof but possible,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Gill

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I have Teagues born in Walford.
William Teague born Walford C1798.
He was my Gt Gt Grandfather.
Janfran

The Edward Teague born Newlands 1810 is probably my wife`s 3x Gt Grandfather.

John Teague and Sarah Noon are my husbands 4times Gt. grandparents following the line of their daughter Janetta who was born in Bath, Somerset.Do you know if John and Sarah were from Somerset and then then later moved to the Forest.I have copies of their death certificates but cannot trace their births.Thanks for any help.

Do any of these below fit William TEAGUE? Richard TEAGUE was my 3rd Great Grandfather.

It seems that the entire family were itinerant Agricultural Labourers, travelling between - Sellack, Hentland, Upton Bishop, Marstow, Bridstow, Tretire, Walford, Hope Mansell, Gorsley, Kempley - Never getting into ROSS.

John TEAGUE, birth date 1866, age 26 father Richard TEAGUE
married Kate PHELPS - age 24, father Henry Phelps 21 August 1892, Walford

The 1901 census Hope Mansel,District 10Page 5
HornHill
John TEAGUE - 24, born Herefordshire, Walford
Catherine - 23 - born Herefordshire, Goodrich
Henry - 7 - Glos, Ruardean (christened Richard Henry - 23 June 1893, John & Kate TEAGUE)
Harold - 6 - ditto
Kate - 4 - Hereford, Hope Mansell
John - 3 - born ditto
Gwendoline - 2 - born ditto
Daniel - 5 days - born ditto

1871 Census, Herefordshire, District 17, Page 5
Newwcourt
Henry PHELPS - age 38, Ag. Lab, Wagoner - born Hope Mansell, Herefordshire
Maria - 32 - born ditto
Harriett - 12 - born ditto
William - 10 - born ditto
Florence - 9 - born ditto
Rhoda - 9 - born ditto
Kate - 6 born GOODRICH
Annie - 3 - born Bridstow
Alexander - 1 - born Marstow

1881 Census, Herefordshire, Walford, District 14, Page 22
Richard TEAGUE - 64, Ag Lab - born not known (1861 Census, Hereford, Upton Bishop)
Devina - 59 - Charwomen, born Herefordshire, Walford
John TEAGUE - 17, Son, Ag Lab, born Hentland ? Hereford
Charles Oliver MEEK - Grandson, age 13, born Glos, Newland

1871 Census, Ross, District 5, Page 13, Hill Farm
Richard TEAGUE - 54, farm labourer, born Hereford, Upton Bishop
Devina - 54, femle servant occasonl, born Walford
Maria HODGS - 86, mother in law born Walford
Robdina ? TEAGUE - age 16,
Emma - age 14,
John - 8

1861 Census, Tretire, District 8, Page 3, Tretire Cottage
Richard TEAGUE - 42, Carter, born Hereford, Upton Bishop
Devina - 40 - Domestic App ???- born Walford
Alfred HODGES, brother, - age 17, carter, born Sellack
Alice TEAGUE - 15, born Bridstow
Elizabeth - 13, ditto
Charlotte - 11 - ditto
Belinda - 4 - Tretire
Emelia - 2 ditto

Richard TEAGUE married Divina HODGES, 31 December 1844, Selleck, Hereford
But I cant find him on the 1841 Census (he appears as Richard Tegey on the 1851 census) Any ideas?

I don;t know wether this will help Edward Teague was my Great Grandfather x5 Edward Teague 1780 not 1775 married Lucy Prosser 1783,Edward's father was James Teague born 1759 who married Jane Evens 1760 from Hope Mansell.James's father was also called James born 1732 in Worcester and he married Jane Hayward 1737 from Longhope I hope this may help Angela Teague.

Hello Angela

I have done an indepth research of this family and Edward was baptised at Hope Mansell 23 Jul 1775 along with 9 other siblings the eldest sibling is James bapt 17 Mar 1760 who married Jane Evans, so they are siblings not father & son.

James who married Jane Hayward was bapt 27 Nov 1721 at Walford son of James & Elizabeth Croose. This family can be found in the area of English Bickner pre 1787 where their daughter Mary is buried, James & Jane are also buried at English Bickner. Edwards marriage licence also states he was from this area before moving to Berry Hill.

Edward & Lucy children were Jane 1808, Edward 1810, James 1813, Eliza 1815, Thomas 1818 & Mary 1823. both Jane & Eliza are my 2 x gt grandmothers.

If you can supply me with evidence to the contrary ie birth 1780 would very much appreciate it.

best wishes....Gill

The Teague name pops up ever now and then around here, but I can't recall the Teagues of Christchurch, Newport, ever being mentioned. I'm sure Slowhands will correct me if I'm wrong! At Christchurch cemetery there is a group of Teague burials. I was reminded of them during a recent visit to Newport when I picked up a guide to the church.
The headstones are very old and have now apparently been removed to the boiler room inside the church, but when I was a little girl they were still in the churchyard and "the old sailor" in particular was a source of great fascination.
His gravestone reads "Here lieth the body of Wm Teague the son of Ts Teague, who departed this life March ye 27 Anno Dom 1716
A sailor young I was now here below
I no more fear rough waves nor storms yt blow
I safe at anchor ride until yt day
When Christ shal say hoist sail and com away"
As Teague is a fairly unusual name, I wonder if this old sailor is connected to FOD Teagues?
The guidebook also mentions a Thomas Teag died Feb 8 1675 and Hannah, daughter of George Tege, who died Nov 8 1669.
I'm no relation to any of the above, but maybe someone is - I do hope so!

Joss

Those of you researching TEAGUE's, of whom I am not one, may be interested in the following inscriptions at Newland.

E.57 Underneath this stone lie the remains of Ann w/o Thomas Teague of Trow Green in this Parish who died the 18 day of June 1820 aged 41 yrs. Also James the s/o Thos and Ann Teague died Feb 2nd 1820 aged 7 yrs. Likewise William their son died 28 July 1820 in his infancy. And Janeeta their dau died 3 August 1820 aged 2 yrs. Also Betty w/o Thomas Teague who died Novemebr 16th 1845 aged 77 yrs. Also Thomas Teague who died May 13th 1848 aged 92 yrs.

F.34 In mem of Margaret Alice w/o Frederick William Teague of Southport. She was the second d/o Thomas Courteen of Redbrook by his 1st wife Eliza Hampton Hemming, born at Redbrook May 14th 1855 died at Southport Nov 3rd 1905. Interred in Southport Cemetery.

C.119 In mem of Moses s/o James and Hannah Teague of ...... in this Parish who died March ye 18 1791 in his 17th year.

Maybe the confusion might occur because both Teague sides were related somewhere along the line but there is records on ancestry.co.uk supporting some of the facts

All

I have been researching my Jenkins family 1750 - 1800 Clearwell since 2005

The name is fairly common around the area but I have not been able to tie up some loose ends re the above period.

I have also found a Vaughan-Jenkins from Walcot, Bath, Somerset, Vaughan also being a name associated with the area.

I started exploring the links with the Bath area because a member of my family married at St Pauls & St Peters (Bath Abbey)during the early 1830's.

I do not have any other links to Bath although the dressing stone used for Clearwell church came from the Bath area, my family being stonecutters.

A large number of quarries existed in the Walcot area during the late 1700's and early 1800's. My family can be found in our parish records as Stonecutters in the early 1800's

I do not have any confirmed links to Walcot but am activly conducting research into any possible connection for the Teague Vaughan or Jenkins family especially anything which will link these families and Walcot, Redbrook, Whitecliff, Newland and Clearwell.

I will happily share any information with the group and hope likewise.

Those interested in m resaerch can contact me through my Jenkins family link through this web site

Regards

Tony Jenkins