It appears likely that there was more than one Johannes Teetzel in the US.

 Johannes Teetsell born in Germany in 1760 died at
 Saugerties, NY after 1797, married Rosina Fiero and was private in
 Revolutionary War, serving with the 1st Ulster of NY.  Johannes
 Testil is listed with Wynkoop's from Ulster Co., and may be the same
 gentleman. (AH-237 & 243)  Johannis Teitsel was authorized to buy
 land in New York in 1789. (P)  I might have passed this last
 information by, except that in the same area was an Isaac Van Tile
(Twill, Tuile, Zile) who was involved with the Committee of Safety
 and a sergeant in the Mamakiting unit during the Revolutionary War. 
	It is most likely that our Johannes Teetzel is the maker of a
 stone marker in Germany Valley, Union Churchyard, Morris Co, NJ
 which has "Teetzel" carved on the back.  (Note:  this area was
 renamed in WW I, Long Valley. (S-49:99:101))  This would match other
 statements in the family concerning residence in New Jersey. 

I have been contacted by several people who are interested in him because

of the tombstones he made.  Each of them states the the ones he made are
legible long after all the others in the cemetery have worn away. 
Here are 3 photos by Paul Hutchinson, St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada.
He has kindly given permission for me to post these here.
  The distinguish .T. is on the front of the Canadian tombstones
 he has found so far.  

If you are in possession of photos of other tombstones made by John Solomon Teetzel,

please be so kind as to contact him at paul.hutchinson1@sympatico.ca
to see if he would like copies of your photos.  He is also interested
in other unique or unusual early monuments in Niagra cemeteries.



Left is monument for Eva Beamer, right is for Hannah Nelles.  (.T. is from the Breamer monument.)

Most of the following information is taken from a statement by John 
Teetzel, transcribed from a document in the possession of Hiram 
Teetzel of St Joseph, Michigan, by Manson D. Teetzel on July 6, 1887, 
or from a letter written by John S. Teetzel's great grandson, James 
Vernal Teetzel in 1916.  The source is shown for information not 
taken from those two documents.  Copies of those two documents are in 
the author's possession.

Born: Feb. 27, 1762 in Coburg, Upper Saxony, Germany
Died: Dec. 4, 1836 (both on TS-Palermo)
Married first on Nov. 5, 1786 in New Jersey, Rachel von Sill
	(sometimes shown von Till or van Till).
I  have only located possible leads for her family.  I have found no 
public record of their marriage.  The following are the leads for her
 family.
    Jacobus Van Syle/Sile in Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey
 1773, 1778 and 1780. (W & Y)
    Abraham Vn Sile in Hanover, Morris County, New Jersey 1778 and
 1780. (W)
    Evert Van Sile/Syle in Bergen County, New Jersey 1778 and 1780. 
Children:

Charles Frederick Teetzel (Sept. 10, 1787, Sussex, NJ-Oct.
	19,1856)(TS-Palermo) in 1809 married Mary Tufford (1787, NJ- 
March 26, 1856, age 67 yrs, 7 mn, 22 days) who had come to Canada 
about 1800 with her parents.  Per the Halton Region Museum (via Mary
 Webb) he was the oldest of 19 children of above John and Rachel Von
 Till.  She died of consumption.  Charles' obituary states that he
 moved to Trafalgar (township in which Palermo lies) in about 1810,
 and was moved from his residence in Palermo to Milton for medical
 care prior to his death, less than 6 months after his wife died.
 (See separate entry Charles Frederick Teetzel.) 
 
Susanna Teetzel (Aug 5, 1789, Sussex, NJ-Dec. 29, 1858) married 
Feb. 17, 1808 Lawrence "Low" Hager (1784-1870), a Methodist preacher
 and farmer in Palermo.  In 1871 directory there is an Addison Hager
 listed in Palermo.  They are buried at Palermo United Cemetery,
 Halton, Trafalga Twp.
	^I. Charles Hager (oldest) named town of Hagerville.
	^?. Lawrence Hager:  I presume the Laurence Hager, Sr. who 
died Jan. 6, 1894 at the age of 81 years, 5 months, and 4 days at his
 residence in Palermo, Ontario, Canada and whose funeral card was
 among those kept by members of our family is also their son.
  
Elizabeth "Betsy" Teetzel (June 13, 1791, NJ-Sept. 1, 1864) married
 Dec. 29, 1808 Matthias Book (1785-1838).  In the 1871 directory for
 Palermo, there is an Absolom Book, farmer. 
	^I. William Book (died prior to 1916), Grimsby

Julia A. Teetzel (1793, Sussex Co, NJ-Feb. 2, 1864) married Oct. 31,
 1815 Jacob Street.  Family oral tradition says she traveled through
 the wilderness with only an axe for protection to file the crown
 deed.  (see Street link below)

Jonathan Johnson Teetzel (Aug. 22, 1795, NJ-Jan 17, 1873, Southwold)
 married Jan. 1, 1817, in Grimsby, Mary Lawrence (Nov. 22, 1797,
 Grimsby-Aug. 23, 1855, Southwold). (See separate entry below)

John Teetzel (Sept. 1, 1797) married July 6, 1820 Hannah Havens.
   They areprobably related to this family from 1871 census:
    TEETSEL","DAVID"," "," "," ,"45","O", EM", GERMAN", 
FARMER","003","B","2 23","08","Orford", "TEETZEL","HANNA"," ","
 ","1","77","O","EM", GERMAN" " ","003","B","2 23","08","Orford", 

"TEETZL","DOLFIS"," ","1"," ","12","O","EM","IRISH"," ","003","B",
"324","08","Orford", "TEETZL","WILLIAM"," ","1","","16","O","EM", 
"GERMAN" "FARMER","003","B","3 25","08","Orford"

Anna Christine Teetzel (Sept. 12, 1799) married Dec. 25, 1816 John
 Adair.  They sold parcel of land in Orford, along Talbot Road, to
 John H. Eberle in Dec. 1851.  Anna signed with a mark.  Joseph
 Street and Jacob Eberle witnessed.  (I have copy of the
 transaction.)  There was a John Adair in this area with a least 4
 children: Betsy, Charles, George, and Elijah.  This may be their
 family.

(children of John Solomon which follow are shown as born at Grimsby) 
David Called Teetzel (July 25/26, 1802-June 2, 1877): 
	Probably the family listed in the following 1851 Census
 record from Kent Co, p.26.  David is listed as a farmer, born
 Canada, religion SC, age 48.  His wife is listed as
    Susannah, housewife, born Canada, religion ME, age 46.
  ^I. John M. Tetzel, farmer, Canada, religion ME, age 25, single. 
   This individual is believed to be the John (age 55 in 1880 census 
   for Saginawin MI) married to Euphemia Zimmerman (age 49).  This is
   the same Euphemia Teetzel (Aug 1831) living in 1900 in St. Clair
   with her son in law John Henry "Henry J." Zimmermann.  Per
   descendants Robert, Mary, and Bob Webb here is more information on
   the family.  John M. Teetzel was born in Canada Apr 5, 1827, moved
   to Port Huron in Michigan, died Oct 25, 1897 in Brockway, MI. 
   Euphemia was born Aug. 29, 1831 in Ontario. She was the daughter
   of either James Dawdy Zimmerman or Henry Zimmerman and Phoebe
   Ralm. They had six children:
	a. John Teetzel
	b. David Teetzel
	c. Sarah Teetzel	
	d.	
	e. Adaline "Addie" Teetzel (per 1880 census MI, age 11, March
            1869) married Charles Tunis. 
	f. Mabel Teetzel (1880 census shows Mary age 6, Dec. 8, 1873,
           MI-Mar 12, 1906, MI) married the John Henry/Henry John
           Zimmerman of the 1900 census, who was also her first
           cousin, the son of her mother's brother.
    ^II. William, farmer, Canada, religion ME, age 20.  In 1871
         census believe he is listed as age 41, in Trafalgar TWP.
    ^III. George, son, same, age 7 (1844)
    ^IV. Minor, son, same, age 5 (1846)-need to determine if he is
         the Minor who married Alice and moved to MI.

Rachel Teetzel (Dec. 18, 1804 - Jan. 9, 1805, age 1 year)

Mary Teetzel (Feb. 21, 1805/06 - Mar. 9, 1835) married Feb. 5, 1823 Joseph Simmons (died 1855).

Margaret Teetzel (Nov. 5, 1808) married Joseph Everitt/Evanley/Evenly.

Joseph Teetzel (June 12, 1812-June 15, 1856, 44 yrs, 3 days) married
    March 8, 1842 Sarah Eberle of Orford at the Regular Baptist
    Church of St. Thomas.  "TEETZEL","Joseph","Palmyra","Kent","Orford","OR 4 1971", and 
Vashti","Palmyra","Kent","Orford","OR 4 1971"     ?  
    ^I.	James Eberle Teetzel (Mar 8, 1849, Dutton) married Oct, 27,
        1874 in Dunwich, Elgin Julia Ann Leich/Leitch.
	^i.  Edward Eberle Teetzel (Aug. 22, 1876, Dutton)married
             Elsie Worrel Davis 1905 Arrow Lakes, BC.

 Sarah Teetzel (June 12, 1812-Jan. 3, 1861, 48 yrs, 6 mns, 21 days)
     married Jan. 1, 1835 Lockwood Street.  Her obituary in the
     Christian Guardian stated she was born in Niagara District,
     lived in Palmyra.   (Lockwood Street is the brother of Jacob
     Street who married Sarah's sister Julia.)

John Solomon Teetzel married second October 17, 1813, in Grimsby,
     Lincoln Co., Mary, widow of James Campbell.

Children of second wife:
son born dead 1813/1814
son (May 18, 1816 - May 20, 1816, 2 days)
Hiram Teetzel (Sept. 6, 1817, Grimsby)married Elizabeth Hager.
	He may have also moved to St. Jospeh, MI.
	  ^I. John Teetzel of Palermo
	 ^II. Charles Teetzel
	^III. David Teetzel (July 26, 1802) of Dister, Yarmouth TWP,
              later moved to Woodstock (1873).  His descendants were
              said in 1916 to live in Los Angeles and be marble
              dealers.
	 ^IV. Lorenzo H. Teetzel (April 9, 1841, MI-Nov 25, 1910, MO,
               age 69 yrs, 7 months, 16 days) married Hilda M.
               Johnson (Mar 7, 1879, Norway-Jan 21, 1967, MN). 
               Her death certificate shows the last name Harris,
               widow.  I assume she remarried.  They are both buried
               Oakland Cemetery, St. Paul, MN.
Lorenzo Teetzel (Sept 1/10, 1819 - Dec. 23, 1845) (TS-Palermo)
      married Deborah Book.
Carolina Teetzel (May 29, 1823, Palermo, Halton Co.)
Eveline Teetzel (Jan 20, 1825, Hulton-Jan. 27, 1825) TS-Palmero)

	The statement from which much of this information is taken
 states that John Teetzel came to North America in 1780, and that the
 Teetzels moved to Upper Canada in 1800.  (This is the same year
 listed in the Street land petitions.)  The obituary of his oldest
 son Charles also states that the family came to Canada around 1800,
 adding that they settled near Forty-mile Creek in Grimsby.  (C 371) 
 In relating the names of his children, John Solomon Teetzel
 certified that all his children had been baptized according to the
 rules of the Church of England, and gave the names of the ministers
 who performed the last three baptisms, the last two were
 Methodists.  So far I have located public documents listing John S.
 or John Solomon Teetzel as either a witness to a will or as the
 individual completing inventory of an estate in Sussex County, New
 Jersey in Newton, Hardwick, and Knowlton Townships between Feb. 20,
 1794 and Jan. 3, 1799.
	In a letter written in 1916, James Vernal Teetzel, great
 grandson of John Solomon Teetzel, gives some slight differences from
 the above. J. S. Teetzel was born in Saxe Cobourg Gotha, Germany. 
 He was being educated for the priesthood in the Roman Catholic
 Church, but ran away to America, arriving "shortly after the close
 of the Revolutionary War".  He had a knowledge of Greek, as
 evidenced by writing in an old family Bible printed in German.  John Solomon's wife was a Fisher.   He was an expert marble cutter placing the initial "T" at the bottom of the stones he cut.  (Note:  per Paul Hutchinson who is researching monuments in the Niagra area of Canada during this period were made of , not marble.)

	Supposedly two sisters with some wealth were said to have
 been left behind in Germany.  John Solomon Teetzel was a secretary
 of the Masonic Lodge in Grimsby and his "beautiful" handwriting
 preserved in their records.   "Valuable family" records appear to
 have been entrusted to Hiram Teetzel, apparently of St. Joseph, MI
 (1887). 
	K-186 states that John S. Teetzel was age 21 when he came to
 Canada and had "a knowledge of the dead languages and for years was
 engaged at teaching in New Jersey.  In 1802 he moved to Ontario and
 settled in the county of Morgan (here someone crossed out Morgan and
 wrote Lincoln), where he became very prominent in Masonry and for
 years was the secretary of the lodge in that locality.  After his
 second marriage he moved to the County of Halton where he died. 

Born:  Sept. 10, 1787, Sussex, NJ
Died: Oct. 19,1856)(TS-Palermo)
Married Mary Tufford (1787, NJ-March 26, 1856, age 67 yrs, 7 mn, 22 days) who had come to Canada about 1800 with her parents. Per the Halton Region Museum (via Mary Webb) he was the oldest of 19 children of above John and Rachel Von Till.  She died of consumption.  Charles' obituary states that he moved to Trafalgar (township in which Palermo lies) in about 1810, and was moved from his residence in Palermo to Milton for medical care prior to his death, less than 6 months after his wife died. 
Children:
Mathias Teetzel (1810-April 26, 1865) married July 4, 1833
    Jane Lawrence, the daughter of Richard Lawrence, and
    granddaughter of John Willson.  He was an early resident of
    Milton, owning many of the lots in "Teetzel Survey".  In the 1851
    census he is listed as the owner of a steam powered grist mill.
    In 1856, he purchased land in St. Joseph, MI.
  ^i. Mary Margaret Teetzel (died March 12, 1850, 18 yrs) (Tombstone
      Palmero) wife of Joseph Martin.   Family oral history says he
      left her and went to Australia.
           1. Sarah Martin (1850)
 ^ii.
^iii.
 ^iv. daughter
  ^v. Charles Washington Teetzel married Zilpha Jane Chadwick.
          1. Viola May Teetzel (Dec. 28, 1860, MI-Sept. 17,1940, MI)
              married 1884 in MI Lewis Melvin Lightner (March 11,
              1859, IN-April 10, 1938, MI), son of Rev. Daniel Dudley
              Lighter and Emeline Elizabeth Burg.  All of their
              children were born on the farm near Hartford, MI.
              Viola and Lewis are buried in Pioneer Cemetery,
              Hartford, MI.  They purchased that farm in 1886 from
              the Doty family.  100 years later it was in the hands
              of the third generation of Lightners.
		a. Jennie Teetzel Lightner (Aug. 21, 1886) married in
                    LaPorte, IN, Harrison Balfour (1887- 1963) He is
                    buried at North Shore Memory Gardens.  An article
                    was written about her on the occasion of her
                    100th birthday which she celebrated in
                    Watervliet.  She was a teacher and then clerked
                    at the A & P store managed by her husband, and
                    although having no children of her own raised her
                    niece Clara Lightner Rosenbaum.
		b. Daniel Dudley Lightner (1888-1966) married 1924
                   Cecil Hoover (1892-1966)  They are buried Maple
                   Hill Cemetery, Hartford, MI.
		    A. Keith Lightner (1925) married 1847 Florence
                       Heimes (1918).  They divorced and he married
                       second Carol Sumwalt.  She had been previously
                       married to Delois Burnette.
			(1) Daniel Keith Lightnermarried 1969
                            Carol.  
			(2) Mary Sue Lightner (1948-1962)
			(3) Lyle Henry Lightner married Wendy
			(4) Joyce Ann Lightner married Dennis  Campbell.
		
(5) James Arthur Lightner (1956) married Debra.	c. Gerald Adrian Lightner (1894-1984) married first 1915 in
            ND, Alice Marie Mohn (1894, PA).  He married second 1945,
            MI, Ruth Eileen Roebuck (1909-1979)
		A. Clara Maurine Lightner (1918) married 1936 to
                   Gordon Rosenbaum (1917, MI)
			(1) Gerald Frederick Rosenbaum married
                             first Shelly Jean Taylor, divorced.
			    Gerald married second 1974 Janet Hill Flippo 
			(2) James Frederick Rosenbaum (1939-1958)
			(3) Lewis Fredercik Rosenbaum married
                            1965 Marilyn Lousie Holle
	B. Lewis Mohn Lightner (1921-1941, auto accident,MI)
	C. Hyla KAY Lightner married 1968 David Gray		 
d. Claribel Lightner (1897) married 1919, WI, Gilbert Howell Jackson (1898-1960).
	A. Gilbert Howell Jackson, jr. (1920, WI) married first 1940
           Helen Nickos, divorced and married second 1958, MI, Betty
           Allen Garrison (1927).
		(1) Judith Lee Jackson married Jones, divorced 
		    Judith married second Robert McNally
                    Sturtzen who was born in Switzerland.
		(2) Rodney Lee Jackson married 1974 Lois Dantjie.
	B. Marcia Lois Jackson married first 1952 in Illinois Bob
           White, divorced,
	Marcia married second 1958 in Michigan Warren Bowman, divorced, married third Pat O'Neill.
			
e. Seward Lewis Lightner (1899) married first 1923, WI, Mary Agnes 
Finley (1898, MI).  He married second 1939 IN Mildred Donna Conklin (1915).
	A. Veronica Jean Lightner (1924, WI) married 1947, MI.
           Wain Sikkenga (1924-1973).  He is buried at Riverside
           Cemetery, Kalamazoo, MI.
	B. Seward Finley "Bubs" Lightner (1927) married 1951, MI,
           Virginia Johnson.
	C. David Lewis Lightner married first 1966 MI Gretchen
           Katrina Kiser, divorce, married second Elka, divorced,
            married third Joy.
	D. Gary Lewis Lightner married 1976 Suzanne Cottrell
           Kimmel.
f. Hilda Maurine Lightner (1902-1985) married 1933, MI, Jacob "Jack" 
Rudell (1911-1984, MI)
	A. Jack Lightner Rudell married 1958, MI, Constance 
           Hill Link.
	B. Jayne Lou Rudell married Jim Little.
g. Charles Robert "Rob" Lightner (1906-1979) married 1927, MI, Harriet McAlister (1909).
	A. Elsa Ruth Lightner (1927) 
	B. Robert Glenn Lightner (married 1966 Bernice Madison (1944).
	C. Viola Marie Lightner (1944) married Ed Cummings, divorced
		        
  ^II. Elizabeth Teetzel (1812-1896) married John Soules (1801-
1881).  Presume are couple buried at Palmero United Cemetery.  Also 
buried there is Ester Jane Soules.
 ^III. Julia Ann Teetzel (May 1815-July 12, 1853, age 38 yrs, 10 
months) (TS-Palermo) married Richard L. Johnston of Toronto on Nov. 
22, 1836 in Trafalgar.
  ^IV. John Teetzel (1815-1874) married Hadassa Lawrence(1812-1828)	 	
   ^V. Charles Teetzel (1828-June 4, 1848, age 20) (TS-Palmero)
  ^VI. Mary Green Teetzel married Joseph Bell (1814-1887), a 
blacksmith in Milton.  (St. Joseph, MI)
 ^VII. George Teetzel 
^VIII. William Teetzel
  ^IX. Caroline Teetzel married John M. Terrace.
   ^X. Harriet Teetzel married James Vernon. (St. Joseph, MI) 

Born: Aug. 22, 1795, NJ, presumably Sussex Co. Died: Jan 17, 1873/79 in Southwold, Ontario
Married Jan. 1, 1817, in Grimsby, Mary Lawrence (Nov. 22, 1797, Grimsby-Aug. 23, 1855, Southwold).

Jonathan's grandson remembers him recounting the story of his wedding trip to Southwold. "...a sled drawn by a yoke of steers, taking all of their household effects and possessions with them....Fingal is about 100 miles west of Grimsby so that the day after he was married he took that as a wedding trip. He took up 200 acres of land in Col Talbot's settlement and visited it the Fall before putting in some wheat and building a cabin." This grandson states that Jonathan was a Methodist, a bee keeper, and fought in the battle of Lundy's Lane as a militiaman volunteer attached to the commissariat driving a yoke of steer. The couple's children are shown as all born in Southwold on an old family record. (Copy of that record in the author's possession.) In 1814 he located in the Co. of Middlesex on a farm obtained from Col. Talbot.
1871 census: "TEETZEL","JONATHAN","J"," "," ","75","U STATES","AD","GERMAN","F","005","C","4 35","13","Southwol"

Children:
1. Mary Ann Teetzel (Feb 1, 1818-Mar 22, 1884) married April 1, 1839 to a widower, John Johnson, father of Rev. Dr. Hugh Johnson.
2. John Teetzel (Aug 29, 1819 in Elgin Co-June 13, 1902, Blenheim) married May 4, 1842 to Eliza King (1823- 1890), daughter of Hooper King, Sr. In 1847 they relocated to Kent Co, at Morpeth where he opened an iron foundry. (Confirmed by 1851 census.) He operated this business for about ten years, "during which time he suffered considerable loss by fire." He retired to a farm in Harwich twp, then, "as the infirmities of age began to creep upon him he gave up active labor and retired to Blenheim." In politics, he was a Reformer. In religion, he belonged to the Church of Disciples of Christ. (Year of birth for his wife taken from 1851 census record for Kent Co., p. 21-22)
a. Rosana Teetzel (1844) married S. T. Martin
b. Maryette Teetzel (1846) who died age 22
c. William Henry Teetzel (1848), resident Chicago, married Carrie Eggleson.
A. William Teetzel
B. Clayton Teetzel, prof. Michigan State Normal College at Ypsilanti, MI. Probably in 1900 census: Clayton Teetzel, Feb 1877, MI, living in Ann Arbor.
d. James D. Teetzel (Aug. 1851, Can) married Alice J. Waters (June 1857, Can). From places of birth on 1900 and 1910 censuses, it appears they moved to US after 1892, but lived in Detroit by 1900. He is probably the J. D. Teetzel listed as farmer in Howard Twp, Kent Co., Ont in 1884.
A. Ada Teetzel (1878, Can)
B. Percy Teetzel (Mar 1886, Can)
C. Reginal(d) Teetzel (May 1888, Can)
D. Irene Teetzel (May 1891, Can)
E. Hazel Teetzel (1892, Can)
F. Alma Teetzel (April 1895, Can)
f. Elizabeth Teetzel married William Smith of St. Thomas.
A. Minetta Smith
B. Harold Smith
g. Dr. J. K. Teetzel, resident Detroit
John Teetzel's wife, Eliza King Teetzel, died May 25, 1890. In 1891, he remarried to Elizabeth Cornwall, daughter of Levi Cornwall.
3. Elizabeth "Betty" Teetzel (June 19, 1821-prior to 1916) married Feb 2, 1842 John King.
a. James Vernal King (died as infant)
4. Susan Teetzel (Mar 29, 1823-June 21, 1886) married Jan 1, 1844 Gillman Wilson, a Methodist preacher.
5. William Teetzel (April 19, 1825-prior to 1916) married June 10, 1850.
a. James J. "Jim" Teetzel, who traveled to Germany to seek out "the family fortune" in 1888. (Copies of his report are in the files and the author and Leslie R. Teetzel.)
6. Margaret/Marguerite Teetzel (Dec 17, 1824-May 1867) married Sept. 24, 1845 in London Atkinson Conn.(?)
7. James Nelson "Colonel" Teetzel (May 5, 1830-March 23, 1884, St. Thomas) married May 19, 1853, Gosfield(?), to Elizabeth McQueen (1827-Aug 25, 1884). Her father was Jacob McQueen. 1871 census "TEETZEL","JAMES","N"," "," ","41","O","WM","GERMAN","F SERVANT","006","A","119", "13","Yarmouth"
a. James Vernal Teetzel (Mar 6, 1853, Fingal, Elgin Co.- Aug. 25, 1929, Barbados) married in 1880 Pricilla Grace Darling. He is feature on a web page by the Hamilton Public Library which tells about the Hamilton, Ontario mayors. He attended Woodstock College, Galt Collegiate Institute and Osgoode Hall. In 1877, he was called to the bar and entered partnership with Britton Bath Osler. He was created Queen's Council in 1890 and on May 16, 1903 was elevated to the bench as Judge of the High Court, Common Pleas Division. In 1910 he became chairman of the Ontario Parole Board. Teetzel served as alderman in 1884, 1885 and 1896 and became mayor in 1899 and was returned by acclamation in 1900. During his term of office, the Public Parks Act was put into effect establishing the Board of Parks Management. He retired from public life after a stroke in 1912 and travelled extensively until his death.

To see his picture on a page click here. (Page provided by Hamilton Public Library.)

b. Dorothy Ann Teetzel (1855, Elgin-Oct 1, 1855)
c. Elvia Susan Teetzel (1857) married James Wiseman.
d. Elizabeth Teetzel (July 9, 1859-Oct 17, 1859)
e. Bertha Teetzel (1861) married first John Fishleigh; married second W. H. Glascow.
f. Jonathan Johnson Teetzel (1863-1947) married first Daisy Upper, married second Rita Chestnut.
g. Mansion Daniel Teetzel (1865-Sept 8, 1938) married Ann Mobray (1865).
h. Sarah Louise Teetzel (1865/67, Sparta-1945)
i. Lillian E. Teetzel (1869) married Oct. 25, 1884 James Harvey.
j. Mary Rosabel Teetzel (Dec 15, 1870-Nov 3, 1956) married first April 19, 1892, at Lakeview, Ernest Augustus Chute; married second Harry Bate.
k. William McQueen Teetzel (1882-1917) married in 1896 Edna Lititia Fox.
8. Mahlon Teetzel (April 2, 1832-July 5.1872(?))
9. Altham Teetzel (Aug 30, 1835-prior to 1916)
10. Edgar Teetzel (Feb 7, 1838-?, St Louie, or a "Western State" prior to 1916). From 1851 Census for Kent. Co, he appears to have been living with or next to his brother John and working in the iron foundry.
11. Ezra Teetzel (May 15, 1840-Mar 1877, New Orleans)
12. Charles Lorin (?) Teetzel (Nov 2, 1842-only living child of J. J. in 1916) married Ellen Lawson and had 12 children, lived on the family homestead until sometime after 1916. ? 1871 census "TEETZEL","CHARLES","L"," ","","28","O", "AD", "GERMAN","F","005","C","4 40","13","Southwold"
to be situated-possibly under James Nelson Teetzel
Ernest W. Teetzel (18??, St. Thomas)
a. Norben Teetzel
b. Leslie R. Teetzel
(1) ? Teetzel
(a) Jonathan Teetzel
Second Jonathan Johnson Teetzel married Mrs. Caughell, a widow with 2 children. They had no children together.