Andrew Bogle

Andrew married Elizabeth Campbell 24 May 1774, York County, Pennsylvania. Elizabeth was born 4 Mar 1748; died 4 Sep 1845; was buried Eusebia Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

The will of Ann McTeer of Blount County, written 2 June 1858, probated 5
February 1866, bequeathed to A. B. McTeer, $100, rifle gun, large red chest; to
James A. McTeer, $100, natural wood chest; to two newphews, Hiram and Hugh
Bogle, the home place, grist mill with tools and fixtures, land adjoining Adam
Graves, livestock; to sister Mary McTeer (widow of William) $30, bed and
furniture chest "owned by my mother"; to Mary Sophia Bogle, bed and furniture,
small bureau, "second size Bible", to niece Lavinia Bogle, $20, "cubbord with
furniture usually kept in it", large bureau, bookcase, clock, looking glass,
large Family Bible, large chest formerly my brother Andrew's; to nephew William
G. Bogle, $100; to niece Elizabeth Henderson, $100; to William Murrin Sr., bed
and clothing for same. Theremaining personal property to be divided by Lavinia
Bogle and my sister Mary McTeer; remaining moneys to go to Hugh, William G., and
Hiram Bogle, they to be Executors. Witnesses: William Murrin, Michael Counts,
Benjamin Brown.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis McTeer, 1975, p 56, 57.

Ann married Martin McTeer 19 Aug 1811. Martin (son of Robert McTeer and Agnes Martin) was born 27 Nov 1771, Pennsylvania; died 29 Dec 1853, Ellejoy, Blount County, Tennessee; was buried Eusebia Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Joseph married Mary Glass 23 Apr 1811, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Hugh — Hannah Caldwell. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis McTeer, 1975, p 60.

Mary married William McTeer 16 Sep 1819, , Blount County, Tennessee. William (son of Robert McTeer and Agnes Martin) was born 14 Jun 1780, Pennsylvania; died 29 May 1862, Ellejoy, Blount County, Tennessee; was buried Eusebia Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Buried in Eusebia Cemetery.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, Pg 57.

Hiram married Martha Ann McCroskey 8 Apr 1845, Blount County, Tennessee. Martha was born 2 Apr 1826; died 7 Mar 1899; was buried Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Hugh — Caroline Haden. [Group Sheet]

Andrew — Elizabeth McNary McCroskey. Elizabeth (daughter of John Blair McCroskey and Ann Montgomery) was born 23 Dec 1803; died 9 Oct 1885; was buried Eusebia Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Andrew Bogle McTeer was a blacksmith by trade and a farmer. He was an officer
in the militia of Tennessee, holding ranks from lieutenant to colonel. During
the Civil War he served as Quartermaster of the 3rd Tennessee Cavalry, U. S.
Volunteers. After the war he was a Postmaster at Ellejoy, Tennessee.

In 1850 Andrew McTeer aged 30 years was a resident in the 13th district, Blount
County; his household included his wife Nancy aged 27 and four children,
William aged 6, Elizabeth aged 5, Hetty aged 3 and Mary aged 7 months.

On 18 September Andrew B. McTeer enlisted at Maryville, Tennessee as a private
in Company A 3rd Tennessee U. S. Volunteers; on 16 November 1863 he was
promoted to 1st Lieutenant and Regimental Quartermaster, a position he held
until his discharge on 26 September 1864. But on 24 September 1864, two days
before the date of his official discharge, while he was with a detachment under
Colonel Wallace Campbell, Lieutenant McTeer was captured at Athens, Alabama, by
Major N. B. Forrest; from that time until he was exchanged on 6 December 1864,
he remained in Confederate hands, and it was the first of the next year before
he was able to get back home. The receipt of his discharge at regimental
headquarters while he was a prisoner-of-war together with the loss at the time
of his capture of all the quartermaster's records, invoices, vouchers and
overdue reports, created such a snafu that Lieutenant McTeer was obliged to
spend all of 1865 and most of 1866 in correspondence with government agents in
an effort to collect his final military pay (from September through December
1864) and to satisfy their inquiries regarding various discrepancies in his
lists of properties, animals (mules and horses), harness, forage, clothing
(down to canteens, shirts and boots) and general supplies (such as inkstands,
camp desks and foolscap paper).

The Invalid Pension Declaration of Lt. Andrew B. McTeer, dated 29 April 1882
reports disability as a result of "Poison and did not get it out of my system.
It occurred in the Barracks at Covington, Kentucky, on or about the last of
November 1862 and rendered me a good portion of my time unfit for service,
sometimes better, sometimes worse ... he rendered me unable for labor and
still growing worse from pains and stiffness of limbs and inward suffering."

Then after the War while the late lieutenant was still struggling with ill
health, arguing with the government over his back pay, and trying to reconcile
his confused accounts, he was receiving also vague threats from the Freedmen's
Bureau citing some alleged mistreatment of the "Col'd people that have been
engaged in working your Mother's farm." A letter of 1 September 1865
continues, "These people will be protected by all the force at the disposal of
the agents of the Bureau in their just rights. ... I am authorized to seize
and rent for the use of the aged, infirm and the young, all Estates from which
the late masters drive away the poor and destitute Col'd people. This
authority I shall use as circumstances demand therefore be carefull what you
do."

Considering the very general rapport between the McTeers and their slaves, both
before and after emancipation, the whole affair now seems a ridiculous display
of bureaucracy, but at the time it must have been one more distressing,
disturbing and frustrating harrassment to the ailing Union veteran.

On 7 September 1885 William A. McTeer was appointed Administrator of the Estate
of Andrew B. McTeer, who had died on 13 June 1885, Nancy McTeer the widow
having declined to act as Administratrix. Bond was set at $2000 with A. B.
McTeer, J. G. McTeer and S. J. McCulloch as sureties.

On 21 October 1885 a committee appointed by the Court set off for Nancy McTeerthe widow's "one year's provisions" as follows: three horses, one milk cow,
two steers, two heifers, one calf, five sheep, four "fatning" hogs, seven
shoats, wheat on hand, present corn crop, hay and fodder on hands, one turning
plow, two small plows, two pair of gearing (harness), one harrow, two
cultivators, one wood saw, all household and kitchen furniture, $25 cash.

A sale notice of 4 September 1886 listed four parcels of land in the 13th Civil
District, Blount County, being "all the real estate owned by Andrew B. McTeer
at the time of his death", to wit: 91 acres adjoining J. A. McTeer, Cal Davis
and others; 84 acres adjoining J. A. McTeer, Gillespie, Graves and perhaps
others (this title in dispute); also revisionary interest of dower to Nancy
McTeer, S. A. McCulloch, Samuel Cameron, Robert Murrin's heirs and perhaps
others. All four tracts were sold to Nancy McTeer for $1605 and conveyed to
her 17 September 1886 by Ben Cunningham, Clerk and Special Commissioner.

After a law suit in April 1888 to quiet title in the case of James A. McTeer
and Nancy McTeer versus Samuel Gillespy, James Gillespy and Ann E. Blackburn,
James A. McTeer and Nancy McTeer (his widowed sister-in-law) divided certain
lands held as tenants in common; Nancy's residual part was 170 acres near the
foot of Chilhowee Mountain.

This last named property known as the "Mountain House Land" together with 84
3/4 acres on Ellejoy near Chilhowee Mountain (the second tract mentioned in the
estate sale above) was deeded on 25 January 1895 from Nancy McTeer to her son
Will A. McTeer. On that same date she deeded to her son Josias G. McTeer and
Alexander B. McTeer, 135 acres more or less, all the remaining land from her
husband's estate. Actually the finincial considerations specified in these
deeds constitute the settlement of Nancy McTeer's estate.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 91-93.

Andrew married Nancy Gamble 1 Dec 1842, Little River, Blount County, Tennessee. Nancy (daughter of Alexander Breckinridge Gamble and Elizabeth Ransbarger) was born 25 Apr 1823, Little River, Blount County, Tennessee; died 15 Jan 1896, Ellejoy, Blount County, Tennessee; was buried Eusebia Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

On 23 May 1856 Rufus W. Cresswell of Sevier County, Tennessee (the child's
uncle), as next friend applied for bounty land in the right of Mary Angeline
Pitner, "daughter and only minor heir" of John Pitner who enlisted on 18 June
1812 for a term of six months service during the War of 1812 as private soldier
in Captain William Henderson's Company in a Regiment of Tennessee Militia
commanded by Colonel Johnson "or said company acted as spies to General
Taylor's Brigade." John Pitner had died in the fall of 1836 in Hamilton
County, Tennessee and his widow Dorotha Pitner had died about 1838 in Walker
County, Georgia. Also on 23 May 1856 Andrew H. Pitner (Mary Angeline's brother
born 26 October 1823) deposed likewise and said he was present at the death of
each of his parents. Glasgo Snoddy and Samuel Cresswell attested to the
identity of both Rufus M. Cresswell and Mary Angeline Pitner.

A "Copy of Family Record" offered as supporting evidence with this application
shows the names and birthdates of nine children of John Pitner, the eldest
Hariet Matilda born 13 July 1817 and the youngest Mary Angeline born 6 April
1836. To authenticate this copy Louvecy McTeer (listed in the record as
Louvecy Croton Pitner born 9 December 1819) deposed on 28 April 1856 before
Michael Kountz of Blount County that she had then in her possession John
Pitner's Family Bible, which she had kept ever since he died.

On 13 December 1820 John Pinter (Pitner in the signature) of Blount County, for
$600 deeded to John Jones Jr. of Washington County, Virginia, a tract of land
containing 228 acres 13 poles on the "Waters of Isle of Joy" (Ellejoy).
Witnesses: Adam Pitner, Isaac Lindsay, John Kincannen. Acknowledged in June
1821 by Adam Pitner. Filed 22 February 1822.

In 1850 James McTeer aged 29 was living in the 12th District, Blount County,
Tennessee, between Michael Koontz (father of Samuel, who later married James'
daughter Mary) on the one side and Martin McTeer on the other. James' wife
"Lavinia" was then aged 30 years and there were three daughters, Mary aged 6,
Jane aged 5, and Martha aged one year.

This must have been a noisy household. According to family tradition Lovicey
was a "shouter" and James A. was a "cusser", who drank heavily in his younger
days. Later on Lovicey smoked a little clay pipe which her son Will liked to
hide as a way of teasing his mother.

In January 1895 William M. McTeer was appointed Administrator of the estate of
James A. McTeer; A. J. L. McTeer, A. M. Rule and Will A. McTeer signed the
bond. Inventory totalled $2952.42. On 31 March 1898 proceeds of the estate
were distributed to seven heirs, viz.: Mary D. Kounts, Nancy J. Ambrister,
Martha E. Davis, Margaret E. Keeble, Eliza C. Brakebille, William M. McTeer and
Andrew J. L. McTeer. Two of the children and heirs-at-law, John A. McTeer and
Ellen McTeer "for outside and satisfactory considerations have waived their
right to any share."
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 94.

James married Lovicey Croton Pitner 16 Nov 1843, , Blount County, Tennessee. Lovicey (daughter of John Pitner and Dorothy Cresswell) was born 9 Dec 1819, Tennessee; died 30 May 1888; was buried Eusebia Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Never married.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 62.

Notes:

Buried in Eusebia Cemetery.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 62.

Joseph married Emma Elizabeth Mann 22 Dec 1873, Franklin County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Levinia — Aubrey J. Shirley. [Group Sheet]

Elizabeth married Harry N. Cunningham 5 Feb 1889. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 1900, District 13, Blount County, Tennessee
• Census: 1910, District 13, Blount County, Tennessee
• Census: 1930, Eusebia, Blount County, Tennessee

Laura — McCampbell. [Group Sheet]

Laura married William Harvey Tipton 9 Jul 1895, Blount County, Tennessee. William (son of Caswell C. Tipton and Nancy Wade) was born Feb 1870, Tennessee; died Bef 1931. [Group Sheet]

Hugh — Mary T. Black. Mary (daughter of James Henry Black and Mary Thompson) was born 23 Feb 1833, Blount County, Tennessee; died 29 Jul 1919, Blount County, Tennessee; was buried 30 Jul 1919, Eusebia Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

During the Civil War Will A. McTeer served in Company A 3rd Regiment Tennessee
Cavalry U. S. Volunteers; he enlisted 10 August 1862 at Cumberland Gap and was
discharged on 3 August 1865 at Pulaski, Tennessee; at the time of enlistment
he was 6 feet tall with fair complexion, dark hair and blue eyes. On 4 April
1864 he was promoted from private to 2nd Lieutenant, on 19 July 1864 to 1st
Lieutenant and Adjutant, assigned to duties as Acting Assistant
Adjutant-General of the Brigade and then of the Division. Finally he was
commissioned Major in the same regiment.

After the War, Major McTeer was a lawyer in Maryville, where he held many
public offices, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Blount County, Recorder of the
City of Maryville, and one term in the Tennessee Legislature. He was one of
the organizers and President of the Bank of Maryville, Treasurer of Maryville
College for eighteen years, twenty years United States Commissioner, and thirty
years Superintendant of the Sabbath School of New Providence Presbyterian
Church in Maryville.

It was Major McTeer's effort through personal contacts, Blount County records,
and wide correspondence which resulted in the compilation 1900-1925 of a
manuscript "McTeer Family History," now on deposit in the McClung Collection,
Lawson-McGhee Library, Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 124.

William married Mary Tomlinson Wilson 16 Oct 1876, Athens, Tennessee. Mary was born 30 Apr 1852, Beirut, Syria; died 4 Jan 1898, Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee; was buried Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

William married Lucy Tilden 12 Aug 1903, Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee. Lucy (daughter of Allen Sherwood Tilden and Elvira Willis) was born 17 Oct 1860, , Grundy, Illinois; died 24 Dec 1922, Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee; was buried Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Buried in Eusebia Cemetery.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 124.

Elizabeth married William Houston Gamble 23 Dec 1869. William (son of John E. Gamble and Malvina Williams) was born 21 Dec 1848; died 21 Nov 1891; was buried , Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Buried in Eusebia Cemetery.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 125.

Hetty married Samuel J. McCulloch 1 Jan 1875, , Blount County, Tennessee. Samuel (son of John A. McCulloch and Martha Hooper) was born 4 Apr 1853; died 7 Oct 1893, , Blount County, Tennessee; was buried , Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 126.

Mary — Daniel W. Trotter. Daniel (son of Rev. Isaac Trotter and Mary Angeline "Polly" Emert) was born 22 Apr 1849, Sevier County, Tennessee; died 26 Mar 1930, Blount County, Tennessee; was buried Logans Chapel Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

A. B. McTeer was a physician in Maryville and a charter member of the Blount
County Medical Society in 1887. About 1916, after residing in various
locations in or near Maryville, Dr. McTeer bought a farm at Rockford,
Tennessee, where he lived for the remainder of his life.

Buried in Magnolia Cemetery.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 126.

Alexander married Sarah Magnolia Morton 25 Jun 1890, , Blount County, Tennessee. Sarah (daughter of Dr. Benjamin A. Morton and Martha McCamy) was born 16 Sep 1869, , Blount County, Tennessee; died 10 Feb 1942, , Blount County, Tennessee; was buried Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Never married.

On 1 May 1937 Josias G. McTeer of Blount County was judged incompetent to
manage his own financial affairs and A. E. McCulloch (his nephew) was appointed
guardian of his estate, consisting of 104 acres in the 13th Civil District,
Blount County, valued at $5000 and $1500 in personal property. Very shortly
after this guardianship was established "Uncle Joe" died unmarried and
intestate; A. E. McCulloch and Julian A. McTeer were appointed Administrators
of the estate. The only real property inventoried besides the 104 acres from
his mother was a two acre plot at the ford where the Maryville-Sevierville Road
crossed Little Ellejoy Creek, which land had been a part of the dower of Hettie
(McTeer) McCulloch.

Both these plots were sold in 1938 and the procedes distributed to nieces and
nephews in the following shares; one-fifth each to Dr. W. A. B. Trotter of
Knoxville and Wilson McTeer of Detroit, Michigan; one-tenth each to Will A.
McTeer and Julian A. McTeer of Rockford, Blount County; one-twentieth each to
Mamie Gamble Toole and Sarah Gamble of Blount County, Lutie Gamble Dupes of
Bakersfield, California, and Mallie Gamble Orr of Detroit, Michigan;
one-twentyfifth each to A. E. McCulloch of Maryville, Blount County, Annie
McCulloch and Cora (McCulloch) Caldwell of Riverdale, Maryland, and Stella
(McCulloch) Mitchell of College Station, Texas; finally one-half of
one-twentyfifth each to Dorothy McCulloch and J. Max McCulloch of Maryville,
Blount County, heirs of John A. McCulloch who died while the estate was in
probate.

Buried in Eusebia Cemetery.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 93.

Notes:

No children.

Buried in Eusebia Cemetery.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 94.

Mary married Samuel M. Kounts 28 Oct 1860, , Blount County, Tennessee. Samuel (son of Michael Kounts and Mary) was born 8 Aug 1836; died 31 May 1911; was buried , Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Buried in Eusebia Cemetery.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 94, 127.

Nancy married John A. Ambrister 5 Nov 1874, , Blount County, Tennessee. John was born 31 Jul 1842, Blount County, Tennessee; died 8 Jan 1898; was buried Eusebia Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis McTeer, 1975, p 94, 127.

Martha married Julius Fagg Davis 2 Mar 1871, , Blount County, Tennessee. Julius (son of Calvin M. Davis and Shrielda E. McMurray) was born 4 Jan 1846, Blount County, Tennessee; died 9 Nov 1928, Blount County, Tennessee; was buried Prospect Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis McTeer, 1975, p 94, 128.

Margaret married Pleasant M. Keeble 22 Sep 1870, , Blount County, Tennessee. Pleasant (son of Manley Keeble and Rebecca) was born 13 Sep 1845, Blount County, Tennessee; died 4 Mar 1931, Blount County, Tennessee; was buried Eusebia Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

William M. had a small farm at Ellejoy adjoining some of the other McTeer
properties; his second wife moved away from Tennessee while her children were
still young; so it was daughter Anna Cummins (with the help of her brother
John) who took care of her father during a long and distressing illness. The
members of this family were distinguished for their mathematical ability and
their musical gifts; Lorena especially was a fine alto singer.

On 20 December 1902 W. M. McTeer was appointed guardian of Samuel H. McTeer,
Anna C. McTeer and William L. McTeer, his own minor children and also minor
heirs of Rachel C. McTeer. Moneys in this guardianship were figured at
interest from 27 August 1902 and there were various disbursements to the
children as they reached majority.

On 12 March 1930 Will A. McTeer was appointed Administrator of the Estate of
William M. McTeer; bond was for $1500 with A. B. McTeer, Julian McTeer and
Walker Johnson as sureties.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 94, 129.

William married Rachel Hedrick 5 Nov 1874, Blount County, Tennessee. Rachel was born 6 Aug 1859; died 14 Aug 1892; was buried Eusebia Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

William married Caldona Woodward 4 Nov 1894, , Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 95, 131.

Eliza married Jordan C. Brakebill 2 Oct 1879, , Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Buried in Eusebia Cemetery.

Never married.

The will of John A. Mateer, "single man without issue", written 9 June 1905,
probated 22 September 1922, bequeathed all property to four nephews, sons of
his brother, Andrew J. L. McTeer, namely, Ira McTeer, William Arthur McTeer, Ed
McTeer and Carl McTeer, they to share equally after provision for the
testator's sister Ellen McTeer so long as she remains single or for life.
Executor: Andrew J. L. McTeer. Witnesses: Will A. McTeer, Andrew Gamble.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 95.

Notes:

The will of Andrew J. McTeer of Blount County, written 13 July 1935, probated
27 November 1935, bequeathed all property both real and personal to son Carl
McTeer, he to pay all debts against the estate. "I realize I am not leaving my
sons Ira, Edward and Arthur any of my estate, but I feel that I have already
advanced Edward his equitable share; while Ira and Arthur will be provided for
by the U. S. Government as Ira is now retired, and Arthur is now eligible for
retirement, and they are in no way to be held liable for any of my debts.

Buried in Eusebia Cemetery.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 131.

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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 95.

Andrew married Ruth J. Jeffries 4 Apr 1878, , Blount County, Tennessee. Ruth (daughter of William M. Jeffries) was born 7 Mar 1862, Tennessee; died 12 Mar 1909; was buried , Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Buried in Eusebia Cemetery.

The will of Ellen McTeer, written 6 February 1936, probated in October 1936,
bequeathed all property to her nephew Carl McTeer. Executor: nephew Ira
McTeer, Witnesses: Barcley Kennedy, Will A. McTeer.
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Reference:
McTeer - Mateer Families of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, Frances Davis
McTeer, 1975, p 95.