Teague Quillin V Walks Away From His First Wife

 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

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Teague Quillin V (b. 1772, d. date unknown)
    son of Teague Quillin IV
    born 1772 in Surrey County North Carolina, and died date unknown. 

        He married:

(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.

  Includes Notes for Teague Quillin V: TAKEN FROM RONNIE QUILLIN WEBSITE

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.