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Last Updated:
11 Jun 2006
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Teass Family
Genealogy Research
Photographs - Maps
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The
modern map has been overlaid over Ptolemy's map. The locations of the ancient Teass (Tazali) and the modern
Teasses are within the same location, considering the differences in
the two maps. The Ptolemy
map was rotated 90 degrees so that north is facing up. |
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This
is Ptolemy’s map of 150 A.D. You
can see the label Tazali in the middle of the map.
This is a recognition of the tribal name Teass and the location
of its strongpoint was Teasses Hill. |
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A
modern roadway map of the Tayside district of Scotland, with the
location of Teasses marked with a green arrow. |
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Location of
New London, Virginia. Home of Thomas Teass. Circa 1770.
10 miles southwest of Lynchburg,
Virginia. |
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Hill of
Teasses, Scotland. Named for the ancient Pictish tribe of Teass.
Location of present-day Teass
Farm. Situated just south of Ceres, Scotland. Earliest
record of property is approximately 1200. Located
in the Leslay |
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