1) info from Tim Bode (FAG #47103178 & 5th Minnesota Regiment Researcher ): Andrew Teele was a Hotel Keeper in Red Wing, Minnesota. He was commissioned as 1st Lieutenant of Company A of the 5th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment. He was promoted to Captain of Company I of the same regiment on November 18, 1862. He resigned his captaincy on April 3, 1863, and returned home. Although Red Wing, Minnesota, was still his place of residence in 1864, he was in Cambridge, MA when he died of Phthisis Pulmonalis (a tuberculosis of the lungs) at the age of 41 years, 3 months, 14 days.
(Note in particular that Red Wing is not in Mississippi, but Minnesota; that Andrew Teele was in Cambridge when he died; and that he was no longer a Civil War soldier when he died.)
2) son of Samuel & Eunice Teele
(Note in particular that Red Wing is not in Mississippi, but Minnesota; that Andrew Teele was in Cambridge when he died; and that he was no longer a Civil War soldier when he died.)
2) son of Samuel & Eunice Teele
1) info from Tim Bode (FAG #47103178 & 5th Minnesota Regiment Researcher ): Andrew Teele was a Hotel Keeper in Red Wing, Minnesota. He was commissioned as 1st Lieutenant of Company A of the 5th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment. He was promoted to Captain of Company I of the same regiment on November 18, 1862. He resigned his captaincy on April 3, 1863, and returned home. Although Red Wing, Minnesota, was still his place of residence in 1864, he was in Cambridge, MA when he died of Phthisis Pulmonalis (a tuberculosis of the lungs) at the age of 41 years, 3 months, 14 days.
(Note in particular that Red Wing is not in Mississippi, but Minnesota; that Andrew Teele was in Cambridge when he died; and that he was no longer a Civil War soldier when he died.)
2) son of Samuel & Eunice Teele
(Note in particular that Red Wing is not in Mississippi, but Minnesota; that Andrew Teele was in Cambridge when he died; and that he was no longer a Civil War soldier when he died.)
2) son of Samuel & Eunice Teele
Family Members
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
