Widower of Annie W. (Bulger) Teeter
OBITUARY :
JOHN N. TEETER, a patriarch of South Woodbury township, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Kochenderfer, New Enterprise, on Saturday, in his 90th year.
His wife died six years ago.
He is survived by the following children: Joseph, Andrew and Daniel Teeter, Mrs. Susan Snowberger, Mrs. Jacob Snyder, Mrs. Joseph Guyer, Mrs. Herman Guyer, Mrs. John Koehenderfer, Mrs. David Snyder, of Morrison's Cove.
He was a faithful member of the German Baptist church for many years.
The funeral services were held on Monday. Interment was made in the Koontz cemetery.
Mr. Teeter was a descendant of one of the first settlers of the Cove, his grandparents being the principals in the Indian tragedy at the present site of Roaring Spring.
He was a farmer of no mean attainments and at odd times was employed in making farming implements for his neighbors He was in his day one of the strongest men of the community and always worked hard. A good man has gone to his reward.
Source : The Bedford Gazette Newspaper - Bedford, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania - Friday, May 1, 1903
Widower of Annie W. (Bulger) Teeter
OBITUARY :
JOHN N. TEETER, a patriarch of South Woodbury township, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Kochenderfer, New Enterprise, on Saturday, in his 90th year.
His wife died six years ago.
He is survived by the following children: Joseph, Andrew and Daniel Teeter, Mrs. Susan Snowberger, Mrs. Jacob Snyder, Mrs. Joseph Guyer, Mrs. Herman Guyer, Mrs. John Koehenderfer, Mrs. David Snyder, of Morrison's Cove.
He was a faithful member of the German Baptist church for many years.
The funeral services were held on Monday. Interment was made in the Koontz cemetery.
Mr. Teeter was a descendant of one of the first settlers of the Cove, his grandparents being the principals in the Indian tragedy at the present site of Roaring Spring.
He was a farmer of no mean attainments and at odd times was employed in making farming implements for his neighbors He was in his day one of the strongest men of the community and always worked hard. A good man has gone to his reward.
Source : The Bedford Gazette Newspaper - Bedford, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania - Friday, May 1, 1903
Bio by: Melvin L. Halterman
Family Members
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Elizabeth B. Teeter Ober
1839–1904
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Pvt Samuel Bulger Teeter
1841–1927
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Susan Bulger Teeter Snowberger
1843–1905
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Mary Bulger Teeter Kochendarfer
1845–1922
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Josiah B "Joseph" Teeter
1847–1922
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Andrew Bulger Teeter
1850–1927
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Lucy Ann Teeter Snyder
1852–1929
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Caroline Bulger "Carrie" Teeter Snider
1854–1915
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Sarah Bulger Teeter Guyer
1856–1914
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Daniel Bulger Teeter
1857–1938
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Amanda Teeter
1860–1877
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Hannah Bulger Teeter Guyer
1863–1937
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