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Trying to find Teago

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Susan

Susan Report 18 Nov 2007 11:25

Dear Peter
As far as I know, most Teagos are in Suffolk, although one branch moved to Gloucestershire.
My Greatgrandmother was born Anna Maria Teago in Bulcamp, Suffolk in 1860. Her mother was Mary Ann Teago, born in Peasenhall, Suffolk, in 1830. You are welcome to look at my tree in case it helps. I have made many enquiries about the name and the only theory I've been given is that it is a variation of Teague.
Yours
Sue Chapman

Peter

Peter Report 5 Jan 2003 23:48

Trying to find any Teago's in the country.And also where the name comes from?