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John Mortimer Teeter

Birth31 October 1851 - Romeo, Macomb County, Michigan, USA
Death23 March 1920 - Coleman, Midland County, Michigan, USA
MotherSarah Ann Boyce
FatherElias Teeter

Born in Romeo, Macomb County, Michigan, USA on 31 October 1851 to Elias Teeter and Sarah Ann Boyce. John Mortimer Teeter had 11 children. He passed away on 23 March 1920 in Coleman, Midland County, Michigan, USA.

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Elias Teeter
1828 - 1891
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Sarah Ann Boyce
1826 - 1865
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Arthur J Teeter
1883 - 1953
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Harriet Louise Teeter
1887 - 1977
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Flora Belle Teeter
1898 - 1960
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Grace Jane Teeter
1907 - 1967
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Sarah Polly Teeter
1904 - 1982
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Carlton Byron Teeter
1900 - 1968
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Helen Anna Teeter
1902 - 1981
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Ira May Teeter
1893 - 1945
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John Elmer Teeter
1895 - 1981
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George Otis Teeter
1890 - 1953
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William Silas Teeter
1885 - 1966

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