• General Notes

  REFN: 1898
  Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759:
  Edward Teal (2), poss. s. of Edward (1), d. in Balto. Co. by 14 Jan.
  1720/21/, having m. by Nov. 1711 Hannah, wid. and admnx. of Nathaniel
  Stinchcomb, and dau. of Christopher and Johanna Randall;  Edward Teal and
  w. signed the inv. of Capt. Nathaniel Stinchcomb; on 1 April 1710 Edward
  Teal gave bond for the faithful execution of duties as Chief Ranger of
  Balto. Co.; he d. leaving a will, 5 May 1720 - 14 Jan. 1720/1, naming his
  ch. Emanuel and Ruth, son-in-law (i.e., stepson) John Stinchcomb; his
  est. was inv. on 27 Jan. 1720/1 by Benjamin and John Howard and filed 11
  March 1720/1 by Hannah Teal, val. at 224.9.3 pounds, and signed by John
  and William Teal as bros. of the dec.; Hannah Randall Stinchcomb Teal was
  living on 30 June 1740 when she signed the inv. of her dau. Mary
  Stinchcomb Newsham Smith; Edward and Hannah had iss.; Ruth, b. c. 1711,
  m. 1st on 27 Feb. 1728/9 Edmond Howard, son of Joshua; m. 2nd by 30 May
  1747 William Lewis; Emanuel, b.c. 1713.
  Edward Teal operated a brick yard with his friend, George Yate.  The will
  of George Yate proved in Baltimore Co. on Nov. 18, 1717, (Will, Liber 14,
  folio 340), bequeathed to his friend Edward Teal certain articles of
  personalty and one-half of the production from the brickyard until his
  eldest son came of age.  Edward Teall furthermore to was "to have
  oversight of the plantation" and to sell the tract "Forebearance". 
  (George Yate lived on "Yate His Forebearance", lying on the north shore
  of the Patapsco River in Baltimore Co., MD,  and "Forebearance", 140
  acres lying in the falls of the Patapsco on the south bank) before he
  patented "Yate's Contrivance" at the head of the Patapsco River, but the
  latter became his dwelling plantation and was his residence at the time
  of his death.)  Edward Teall was named executer to serve with the wife of
  George Yate, but did not administer the estate with her.  Inventory of
  the personal estate was made on June 10, 1718, by Christopher Randall,
  etal.
  Maryland Calendar of Wills, Baltimore, MD; 1904 by Jane Baldwin Cotton. 
  This book contains the last will of Edward Teal.  His tract of land
  called the Tanyard & addition was devised to son Emanuel, and daughter
  Ruth.
  In 1754 Emanuel sold part of Tanyard that he received in his father's
  will: 
  Baltimore County Debt Book - 1754
  Emanuel Teal-pt of Tanyard; pt of Robins Camp; Johnsons Range John
  Rottingburys heirs - Gallipot level
  pt of pasture Ground; Jones's Angle
  On Oct. 24, 1765, there was filed in Baltimore Co., MD, a certificate &
  resurvey of "Tanyard" for Emanuel Teal, beg. at a white oak standing on
  the north side of Patapsco Falls and on the West side of a branch
  descending into said falls, **** to be held of the Manor of Baltimore by
  the name of Tanyard, now containing 637 acres.

Details of Edward's family with Hannah Randall