The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

ferred to in ancient deeds as lieutenant,
captain and observation-disclosures. In 1887
Lieutenant John Upton was granted
$500 acres OF land in Isle of Wight
County. and 1900 acres additional In
1888 In the same county. In 1913 Cap
tain John Upton was granted 3.2ss
acres. He was member of tho
House of Burgesses March, 10000;
commissioner tjustice) November, 1921
80; burgess. 1632-33; January, 1899:
April, 1642: November, 1916; March,
1917, and November, 164I. He was
commander OF Isle OF Wight County.
AT the session of 1915, the Assembly
provided for mint, and provided that
! Captain John Upton is hereby con-
hrmed as (Muster?) Mintmastcr-Ge en-
eral. We reposing much confidence In
his care. ability and trust for the per
formance OF oasd office" In 1910, the
| Governor and Council ordered that
Captain John Upton, commander OF
Isle of Wight, being to take his
voyage to England. another person
tnamed) be appointed to I'LL his place
during his absence. Colonel Upton and
HIS wife. Margaret, had one son, John.
who-died without issue
The twice widowed Margaret Under
wood married thirdly. in 1857. Thomas
! Lucas, gentleman. OF Rappahannock
County. He vas Justice. 1861; Burgess.
1657-57.
virginia Magazine. Vol 3.
William and Mary Magazine, Vol. 10.
TrnckIe.
The Rev. Thomas reackle tTeakle
Ieague) was born In Gloucestershire.
England. in 1924. and died in Virginia
1922. VIII recorded in Vol. 1692-17I5.
; pages $500. Accomac County Records.
Parents: Thomas Teackle; name OF
| mother unknown.
Thomas the father of Thomas
n nr1r krte
Charles 1; was slain in bat.lo during
the war OF Charles +. and Parliament.
He was the last male member of the
family who bore the Teacklc arms in
england, claimed from 1916. as his
son. the Rev Thomas Teackle. was
driven from England by the persecu-
tion of the Cromwellian party. His
( name first appeared I'm the Northamp-
ton County. Va, records in 1853. In
| 1858 he married Isabella, widow OF
observation-disclosures Edward Douglass.
cousin of the Lady Elizabeth Dale
and one of her agents in Virginia.
tSee Thmoas T. Upshur, va.) He mar
ried. secondly. in America, Margaret
Nelson, daughter Of Robert Nelson OF
London, merchant. (See Nelson line).
She bore him nine children; only three
lived to maturity.
Elizabeth married MIR. Melchops, by
whom she had one daughter (name un-
KNOWN: who married Mr.. Thcophiius
fuBU SlTSlHia. fsliZaDetD married,
secondly. William Taylor. Of Virginia.
They had two sons-Teackle Taylor
and Edward Taylor.
Katherine Teackic, second daugh-
ter OF Rev. Thomas Teackle and Mar
garet Nelson, married John Robins.
Northampton County, Va, Children,
only three of whom left issue:
John Robins married Sarah Har-
manson. One son (name unknown).
Margaret married William Burton.
Edward Robins married Margaret
Teackle, daughter of John Teackle and
Susanna Upshur. daughter of Arthur
and Sarah (Brown) Upshur. born 14th
March. 1920; died Sth October. 1884.
John Teackle (Burgess), 1921. son
OF Rev. Thomas Teackle and Margaret
Nelson. born end September. 1893. died
1871, married Susanna upshur Novem-
Der. 100, daughter of Arthur and
Sarah B. Upshur. Five sons and one
daughter etc.
See Accomac County records for de-
tails.
Sote-Copied from papers found ir
the effects of the late Severn Teackle
Wallis. of Baltimore. now owned BY
Miss Lillian Griffin. See other records.
Miss Lillian Gifiin. See other re::-
ords.
The Teackle crest: an arm carped ut
the wrist and incased in armor. est :
the same arm without the hand. Mot
to: "Servata fldes cineri,'' froii seal
OF ST. George Teackle.
See Haydens Virginia Genealogy,'
page 16I.