Martha was born in 1863, but we have no further information regarding her.

Martin Alexander Teague was born in Gaston County, NC, by some reports April 11, 1867, but his death certificate stated he was born "Agu" 11, 1867 and that he was 52 years 5 months and 19 days old when he died January 31, 1920, in Lowell, NC, which would indicate August not April.

Alice Sadie Nichols was born in November 1, 1874 in Gaston County, NC, the daughter of William Alexander Nichols and Annie M Pasour.

Martin Alexander Teague married Alice Sadie Nichols November 14, 1889, in Gaston County, NC, and together they had six children:

1. Ethel Teague. Ethel married Roy Kennedy and together they had five children, Catherine Kennedy, Roy Kennedy JR, Juanita Kennedy, Sarah Kennedy and Norman Kennedy.

2. Thomas Ray Teague. He and unknown wife had one child Vivian Ray Teague

3. Tyree Lester Teague. He married Eulelia Funderburke and together they had two children, Ned Funderburke and Jerry Funderburke.

4. Jeanie Robinson Teague. Jeanie married Joseph Massie and together they had two children, Joseph Massie and Julian Massie.

5. Vivian Pauline Teague. She married William Vernon Parnell and together they had four children, Doris Dean, Robert Harold Parnell, Vernon Ray Parnell and Virginia Ann Parnell.

6. Robert Winston Teague was born about 1911. No other information is known.

 

 

William Monroe Teague was born June 25, 1871. He married Lula Frances Shives and together they had one child, Fannie Zoe Teague, born in Lowell, NC, May 2, 1898. Monroe died May 18, 1898 when Fannie was only 16 days old. Her Mother was only 17 years old, so her Grandmother and Grandfather Teague adopted her, and she became sister to her uncles.

Fannie went through the 10th grade in school, which was unusual for many girls of that day. She was gifted musically. She could play the organ, which her Uncle George gave her when she was six years old. She also played the accordian and Jews harp. She played by ear and by reading music. All her kids, her neices and nephews, and neighbor kids would gather around the organ and sing, while she played. She had a beautiful voice and could sing soprano or alto. She never knew it, but she passed this down to grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Her mother remarried Dick Robinson and had a number of children. When any of her half-sisters had babies or were ill, Fannie was called to come care for them. She also helped in her neighborhoods for the same reasons. Doctors came by and picked her up on the way to patient's houses, even when there was a nurse with him. I remember giggling over the name of one nurse, a Miss Higginbothom. I spent many an hour playing with children of the patients, or just waiting for Mom. She was a seamstress. She made dresses, etc., for women without a pattern. They told her what they wanted, she cut them out and sewed them. She also made the clothes for Edith and me, even the bloomers, which were made from flour sacks during the lean years. She also could do most any job in textile plants.

Jesse Thomas Hudspeth was born on 04 Mar 1897 in Iredell Co., NC, the son of John F. Hudspeth and Mary Epse Ervin. Fannie Zoe married Jesse Thomas Hudspeth July 31, 1915, and together they had five children. The info below was copied from the family tree maker file of Helen Marjorie Hudspeth, known now as Marj Weaver.

Jesse Thomas Hudspeth and Fannie Zoe Ella Teague were married on 31 Jul 1915. Jesse and Fannie were fairly well off until the recession, when Jesse lost his textile job. He always provided for his family.. by farming for other people and self.. by working as a carpenter.. by working on the WPA, a government program set up by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, to put people back to work. Jesse and Fannie were too tender hearted. His stepmother, Florence, and her three children, Annie Savage (who was brain damaged) Ellen and Leonard Hudspeth lived with us about 1930. Ellen and Leonard were about the same ages as Ernest and Edith, children of Jesse and Fannie. Jesse and Fannie both worked at the Acme Mill, and Florence was to keep house. Florence kept the money, charged the groceries, and when asked to leave, took Fannie's linens, etc. Florence, Annie and Leonard lived with them again at about 1935, when Jesse and Fannie lived in a very small house. Seems Jesse and Fannie were always helping someone. This did not stop with the death of Jesse. Jesse died 20 April, 1938, of an abcessed wisdom tooth. This was in the days before sulfa drugs and the poison got into his blood stream. Fannie died died on 03 Jul 1965 in Gastonia, NC.

Jesse Thomas Hudspeth and Fannie Zoe Ella Teague had 6 children.

1. Ernest Monroe Hudspeth. He was born on 07 Jul 1916 in Lowell, NC. He married Lula Mae Nanney. They were married 1941 in York, SC. He died on 06 Jun 1975 in Dallas, TX. Title was Sr.

2. Edith Louise Hudspeth. She was born on 21 May 1918 in Lowell, NC. She married Louis Joseph Dino. They were married on 09 Nov 1943 in Near Ft. Monroe, VA. She died on 25 Oct 1972 in Johnstown, PA.
Notes for Edith Louise Hudspeth: General Notes: Edith and Lou were first married by a Justice of the Peace in Virginia. When Rose Ann was six years of age, Edith converted to Catholicism and she and Lou were married by a Catholic Priest in Nanty Glo, PA. Edith had diabetes, but she died of a cancerous brain tumor.

3. J T Hudspeth. He was born on 06 Nov 1920. He married Mary Alice Moore. They were married 1990 in Belmont, Gaston Co., NC. He died on 16 Jun 1991. Notes for J T Hudspeth: General Notes: J. T. served in the CCC (Conservation Corp) after he graduated from High School. Later, he served in the Army engineering Corp. He was on Okinawa. He typed the "Secret" files on radar systems. J. T. won the first "Outstanding Graduate" award at the North Carolina Vocational Textile School, Belmont, NC. The award was based on grades and on the progress made after graduation. Jay was General Overseer of the Aline Mills in Biscoe, NC. Jay signed a contract with a company in New York to go to Venezuela to train the
people how to maintain and run textile machinery. He stayed in Venezuela about 28 years and returned to the U.S. in January, 1988.

4. Marguerite Beatrice Hudspeth. She was born on 14 May 1922 in North Belmont, NC. She died on 22 Aug 1922 in North Belmont, NC.

5. Helen Marjorie Hudspeth. She was born on 04 Sep 1925 in North Belmont, NC. She married Arthur Kenneth Weaver. They were married on 24 Jun 1949.

6. Robert F Hudspeth. He was born on 27 Oct 1937 in McAdenville, NC. He married Brenda Joyce Lee. They were married on 26 Nov 1960.

 

Mary C. (Molly) Teague was born May of 1874 in NC and died June 4, 1927.

William A McDaniel. He was born Jan 1858 in SC. He died 1930 in Blacksburg, Cherokee, South
Carolina, USA.

Molly married William on 26 Dec 1894 and together they had 6 children.

Bessie L McDaniel. She was born Oct 1895.
Edgar L McDaniel. He was born Oct 1897.
Grady McDaniel. He was born Abt. 1901.
Earnest McDaniel. He was born Abt. 1903.
Frank McDaniel. He was born Abt. 1905.
Roy McDaniel. He was born Abt. 1907.

 

George W Teague was born August 24, 1877, in NC, probably the Gaston County area. He was a shoemaker and no record of marriage could be found. The 1920 census shows he was still living with his mother the South Point Township of Gaston County, NC. He died April 7, 1929, two years after his mother and is buried next to her.

 

Amos Elisha Teague was born on September 30, 1879, in Gaston County, NC.
Residence 1880 in South Point, Gaston, North Carolina, United States. He died on 15 Oct
1961 in Cumberland, North Carolina.

Anna Marie Hansil. She was born on 16 Jun 1884. She died on 15 Oct 1946.

Amos married Anna Marie Hansil (b June 16, 1884) and together they had seven children.

Children:

1. Judson V Teague. He was born on 04 Oct 1903. Residence 1910 in South Point, Gaston, North Carolina.

2. Infant Teague. He died Feb 1905. He was born Feb 1905.

3. Ernest F Teague. He was born on 03 Dec 1906. Residence 1910 in South Point, Gaston, North Carolina.He died on 15 Apr 1917 in Gaston, North Carolina [8].

4. Inez Beulah Teague. She was born on 02 Jun 1909 in Gaston, North Carolina

5. Robert W Teague. He was born on 11 Mar 1914. Residence 1920 in Belmont, Gaston, North Carolina. He died on 28 Aug 1969 in Old Fort, McDowell, North Carolina, USA.

6. Infant Teague. He died on 08 Apr 1917. He was born on 08 Apr 1917.

7. Margaret Mozel Teague. She was born on 11 Oct 1919. Residence 1930 in Rock Hill, York, South Carolina

Next Generation:

1. Judson V Teague-2 (Amos Elisha Teague-1). Judson V Teague and unknown spouse had 1 child Judith Teague.

5. Robert W Teague-2 (Amos Elisha Teague-1). Robert W Teague and Dorothy Poteat had five children:

1. Andre Maurice Teague.
2. Marian Teague.
3. Robert Teague.
4. Pon... Teague.
5. Mona Teague.

7. Margaret Mozel Teague-2 (Amos Elisha Teague-1). Notes for Margaret Mozel Teague: General Notes:
501 West Cornell Ave, Melbourne, FL 32921, Ph 321-723-3558. Margaret Mozel Teague married Kyle Starling and they had 4 children:

1. Pete Starling.
2. Deborah Starling.
3. David Starling.
4. Cynthia Starling.

 

 

 

Julia Ann was born Februery 10, 1882 and died June 19, 1883.

 

John was born July 24, 1884 and died October 29, 1904.

 

Oscar was born October 3, 1886, in Lowell, NC.

Edna Mae Hudspeth was born May 26, 1891, in Iredell, NC, the daughter of John Furlough and Mary Epse Irvin.

Oscar married Edna Mae Hudspeth in 1913 and together they had six children:

1. Carl Jansen Teague born May 15, 1913 and died June 17, 1977.

2. Lincie Ellen Teague born December 26, 1916. Lincie married Melvin Stanhope Huffstetler and together they had two children, Larry Wayne Huffstetler and Patricia Huffstetler.

3. Margaret Helen Teague born February 17, 1920.

4. Eula Mae Teague born November 8, 1922.

5. Nellie Beatrice Teague born September 28, 1927, in Gaston County, NC. Polk Junior Crisp was born May 13, 1927 in Gastonia, NC. Nellie married Polk Junior Crisp and together they had five children. Nellie's husband died May 3, 1969, in Mount Holly, NC.

6. Dorothy Louise Teague born May 18, 1931, in Gaston County, NC.

 

Dory Ledell (Dell) Teague was born May 5, 1887, in Gaston County, NC.

Lillie Bell McKenzie was born August 1, 1897, the daughter of Henry McKenzie and Mary Smith.

Dell married Lillie Bell, and together they had several children. The oldest child of Dell was William Ray Teague, but there is some question as Lillie Bell being his mother. The 1930 census lists Dory as 44, married at 39, and Lillie Bell as 33, married at 23. William Ray Teague listed as age 14 was in this census, but there is a question mark by the statement of "son"; they had been married only 10 years. Dell and Lillie had five other children listed in this census, Catherine b Abt 1923, Stella and Della (twins) born Abt May 1925, Blanche b Abt 1927 and Connie b Abt 1928. Several other children are listed in some records, Ernest R Teague b ? who died in 1920 and Ethel Davis Teague who died in 1934, but was not in the 1930 census. According to these records, another child was born in Oct 1936 and died in Dec 1936.

According to some records William Ray Teague died in 1997, but no record of a marriage was found.

 

Edgar Neil Teague, Senior, was born October 24, 1891 in Gaston County, North Carolina, the son of William Perry Teague and Sara Jane Lay.

Ida Victoria Perkins was born February 7, 1894, the daughter of Cephus Pickney Perkins and Laura L Parker.

Neil married Ida Victoria Perkins on November 20, 1909 and together they had eight children. One died at 3 months, the remainder married and had families.

Ida died February 14, 1925, in Gaston County, NC.

See more information about that family at Teague-Perkins Family

Louise Mae (Lula) Bedsole was born September 28, 1898, the daughter of Charles H Bedsole and Margaret Edna Sealey. She married Eugene Jackson Ballard in 1918, the son of Augustus Ballard and Duncan Caldonia Blunt, and together they had one daughter, Margaret Eugenia Ballard. Mr Ballard died in World War I. See more information about that family at Ballard-Bedsole Family.

Neil married the widow (and mother of one daughter) Louise Mae Bedsole Ballard on August 24, 1925 and together they had four children. One died at three months, the remainder married and had families. See information about that family at Teague-Bedsole Family

Neil was a barber for a number of years, but later attended Gardner Webb College and became a Baptist minister. At one time working for the State of NC Baptist Associations, he simultaneously pastored three North Carolina churches ( Piney Grove, Newton Grove and Hoods Grove) and all three had new church buildings under construction.

Neil died January 21, 1961, in Fayetteville, NC and is buried in Lafayette Memorial Cemetery Park there. Lula died October 10, 1987 in Fayetteville, NC, and is buried in Lafayette Memorial Park there.