Southern Aegis May 8, 1890:
Died on May 2, 1890, Chesley J. Teague of Beaver Valley, aged about 58 years. The deceased was a prominent citizen of the county, a successful farmer and a Christian gentleman. He had been Superintendent of Education for the county for several years and made an efficient, upright officer. He was a representative of our best men. For the last year or more he had been a constant sufferer from malignant cancer which at last confined him to his room until the day of his death. He leaves a large and interesting family to mourn his death and many friends who will miss him in the walks of life.
Excerpt from Murder, Accident and Natural Causes by Joe Whitten
Chesley and his wife Elizabeth Rowan Teague organized Pine Forest Baptist Church in Ashville, St. Clair County, Al.
Served as a Private in Company K, 18th Alabama Infantry, Confederate States of America.
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Died on May 2, 1890, Chesley J. Teague of Beaver Valley, aged about 58 years. The deceased was a prominent citizen of the county, a successful farmer and a Christian gentleman. He had been Superintendent of Education for the county for several years and made an efficient, upright officer. He was a representative of our best men. For the last year or more he had been a constant sufferer from malignant cancer which at last confined him to his room until the day of his death. He leaves a large and interesting family to mourn his death and many friends who will miss him in the walks of life.
Excerpt from Murder, Accident and Natural Causes by Joe Whitten
Chesley and his wife Elizabeth Rowan Teague organized Pine Forest Baptist Church in Ashville, St. Clair County, Al.
Served as a Private in Company K, 18th Alabama Infantry, Confederate States of America.
Shared by Contributor #47205413
Southern Aegis May 8, 1890:
Died on May 2, 1890, Chesley J. Teague of Beaver Valley, aged about 58 years. The deceased was a prominent citizen of the county, a successful farmer and a Christian gentleman. He had been Superintendent of Education for the county for several years and made an efficient, upright officer. He was a representative of our best men. For the last year or more he had been a constant sufferer from malignant cancer which at last confined him to his room until the day of his death. He leaves a large and interesting family to mourn his death and many friends who will miss him in the walks of life.
Excerpt from Murder, Accident and Natural Causes by Joe Whitten
Chesley and his wife Elizabeth Rowan Teague organized Pine Forest Baptist Church in Ashville, St. Clair County, Al.
Served as a Private in Company K, 18th Alabama Infantry, Confederate States of America.
Shared by Contributor #47205413
Died on May 2, 1890, Chesley J. Teague of Beaver Valley, aged about 58 years. The deceased was a prominent citizen of the county, a successful farmer and a Christian gentleman. He had been Superintendent of Education for the county for several years and made an efficient, upright officer. He was a representative of our best men. For the last year or more he had been a constant sufferer from malignant cancer which at last confined him to his room until the day of his death. He leaves a large and interesting family to mourn his death and many friends who will miss him in the walks of life.
Excerpt from Murder, Accident and Natural Causes by Joe Whitten
Chesley and his wife Elizabeth Rowan Teague organized Pine Forest Baptist Church in Ashville, St. Clair County, Al.
Served as a Private in Company K, 18th Alabama Infantry, Confederate States of America.
Shared by Contributor #47205413
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