After the death of his second wife, Mary Sanders, in 1826, Teague age 56 married for a third time. Jean Collyer was about 22 years old and there were consent papers drawn up and signed by Teague, Jean and her father, Richard Collyer. Teague was about 35 years older than Jean.
The proof was found by Jenny Kidd as she pounded the pavement, went to the courthouse and found the documents below.
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10 March 1828
Know all by these present that we Teague Quillin and Richard
Collyer are held and firmly bound unto the commonwealth of Kentucky in the ?
sum of 50 for the two payment where of we bind ourselves our lives and firmly
by these present sealed with our seal and date this 10th day of
March 1828.
The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas there
is a marriage shortly intended to be had and solemnized between the above bound
Teague Quillin and Jean Collyer of the county. If therefore there shall be no lawful cause to
obstruct the said marriage then the above obligation to be void else to remain
in full force and virtue.
Signed by Teague Quillin with seal and Richard Collyer with
Seal
Executed in person of H. B. Mayo
I found a website that stirred my interest because it had a third wife for Teague. I began to research and I believe it is true. Many family trees have his last two children as Mary Sanders' children, but I found a distant cousin, Jenny Kidd, who is a descendant through his 3rd wife. Jenny has actually gone to the area and the courthouse and documented this marriage.
I would like to thank the Potter Family for their diligent research, as I would never have known this. At the bottom of the second screenshot, a name was cut off. in the 1850 Scott Co VA Census there was a James Palmore age 14 listed with John and Rebecca Quillen.
Teague V Quillen 1772, Margaret Peggy Nation and Mary Polly Sanders
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NameJohn Webb
Home in 1820 (City, County, State) Scott, Virginia
2 George
Washington, Jonathan
Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44
1 John Webb
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10
1 Martha
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44
1 Nancy Quillin
Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture
1
Free White Persons - Under 16
3
Free White Persons - Over 25
2
Total Free White Persons
5
Map of Kentucky
Teague Quillin V
After age 47, Teague V lived out his life in Kentucky.
Floyd County, Perry County, Letcher County
Floyd
County
Perry
County
Letcher
County
TEAGUE LEAVES MARGARET "PEGGY" NATION QUILLIN
DON
LANE – QUILLIN RESEARCHER
I will
probably always follow his information. I found this LONG ago but decided to
copy and paste as a basis for my research.
https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/q/u/i/Ronnie-Quillin/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0753.html
(1)
Margaret
Notions in North Carolina.
(2)
He
married (2) Mary Jane Sanders.
(3)
He
married (3) Jean Collyer on March 10, 1828 in Floyd County Ky.
When I was
growing up my father told me a story about one of my grandfathers. He never
said which one, probably never knew himself. As this story has been passed down
from generation to generation, this grandfather was sitting on the steps of his
home, his wife supposedly came to the door and threw a pan of dishwater in his
face. He said, "When it rains it pours" and he walked off and never
returned. While I was in Letcher County, Kentucky in the summer of 1976, I
talked with several of the Quillen families in and around Whitesburg, Kentucky,
and was told that Teague Quillin left Moxen Gap, Virginia for Perry County,
Kentucky, and that his brother "Jim Quillin" stayed on in Moxen Gap.
I was told that "Teague just up and walked away, never to return to
Virginia." Thus, supporting the story that my father had told me several
years back.
m. Eleanor Spillson Spencer 
m. Eliza Housley
m. Sarah Greear
m. Nancy Davidson
m. Edna Vineyard***Quillin Farmhouse would be just north of Gate City.
The Quillen farm is on Route 619 and is 3.4 miles from the intersection of this road with Route 71 in Gate City. Teague Quillen V bought four tracts of land on the waters of Obey, Copper, and Plank Creeks and moved his young family here. This property was inherited by my ancestor John W. Quillen, and he lived most of his life here. John married Rebecca Lawson and they lived here until she died. John remarried Martha Jewel and eventually, this property was transferred to John W. Quillen, Jr., the first son of John W. Quillen and Martha Jewel.
https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/scott_county,_virginia
Letcher County, Kentucky 1853 Teague Quillin's sons Henry & Richard record the birth of children. Henry Quillin son of Teague and M...
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