John P. TEAGUE & Lucretia DUNKERSON

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John P. TEAGUE
Lucretia DUNKERSON

Husband: John P. TEAGUE
Birth: 25 Oct 1813, Christian or Hopkins Co., KY
Father: William TEAGUE
Mother: Mary METCALFE

Marriage: 24 Feb 1831, Christian Co., KY

Wife: Lucinda or Lucretia "Lou / Cressie" DUNKERSON
Birth: 1816, KY
Father: Josiah DUNKERSON
Mother: Hannah C. HOWELL

Children:

1. Mary E. TEAGUE, b. 1832, KY
2. Hester "Hettie" TEAGUE, b. 16 Dec 1834, KY
3. Elizabeth "Betsy" TEAGUE, 1838, Hopkins Co., KY
4. Lucretia Adelaide Caroline TEAGUE, b. 1840, KY
5. Ada Laura TEAGUE, b. 1843, KY
6. Robert TEAGUE, b. 1845, KY
7. John TEAGUE, b 1847, KY
8. Sarah Eminia TEAGUE, b. 19 May 1849, KY
9. Edward TEAGUE, b. 1851, Hopkins Co., KY
10. Frances Phenneta TEAGUE, b. 1854, Hopkins Co., KY
11. Louisa Parlee TEAGUE, b. 1856, Hopkins Co., KY
12. David Franklin TEAGUE, b. 2 Oct 1863, Hopkins Co., KY
[This is really stretching it with regards to Lucretia's span of fertility.]

Sources:

1. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. Kentucky Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229):

Teague, John P. Dunkerson, Lucinda 24 Feb 1831 Christian Co.

I have no explanation for the discrepancy in her given name.

2. LDS. Ancestral File (online).

3. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 22, Pedigree No. 977.

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