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Teagarden Cemetery
Teagarden Cemetery is located near Earnshaw on a hill overlooking the
road. From Route 7 at Long Drain, turn up CR 64. Go 1.92 miles and turn right
on CR 64/2, Teagarden Fork. Go 1.93 miles. The Teagarden Cemetery is located
on the right and about 300 feet up on the hill overlooking the road. There is an old
road leading to the cemetery.
| Barr, Charles Willard |
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14 Jun 1945 |
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| Barr, Willard Bruce |
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1 Jan 1944 |
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| Floyd, Hester Ann |
d/o OJ & M |
20 May 1855 |
1/8/10 |
| Minor, Mary |
w/o S.J. |
18 Mar 1875 |
3/2/2 |
| Murphy, Adaline |
w/o S. |
9 May 1870 |
22 years |
| Park, Mary |
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9 May 1861 |
61 years |
| Pethel, David |
5 Jul 1880 |
9 Apr 1901 |
s/o AJ & J |
| Snyder, Edith May |
w/o S.J. |
18 Mar 1875 |
31/2/2 |
| Snyder, Mary |
20 Jan 1892 |
29 Dec 1898 |
d/o JC & MA |
| Stoneking, Daniel |
s/o CB & J |
1 Feb 1854 |
8/5/3 |
| Stoneking, James |
infant |
5 Sep 1847 |
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| Stoneking, John A. |
15 Feb 1859 |
23 Mar 1859 |
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| Stoneking, Jane |
27 Aug 1824 |
9 Jul 1867 |
w/o Jacob |
| Teagarden, Wm N. |
10 Jun 1842 |
28 Aug 1903 |
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| Teagarden, Mary A. |
19 Apr 1845 |
22 Jan 1927 |
w/o William |
| Teagarden, John Lee |
8 Jan 1863 |
16 Sep 1874 |
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| Teagarden, Milo B. |
1874 |
1936 |
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| Teagarden, Sarah |
1872 |
1943 |
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| Teagarden, Caroline |
7 Mar 1858 |
1 Nov 1890 |
d/o S & A |
| Teagarden, Samuel |
10 Jun 1819 |
6 Mar 1897 |
w/o Samuel |
| Teagarden, Charles S. |
7 Apr 1914 |
5 Sep 1954 |
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| Teagarden, Minerva |
3 Jul 1850 |
10 Mar 1898 |
d/o S. & A. |
| Teagarden, Samuel |
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21 Jan 1899 |
84/5/19 |
| Teagarden, Jefferson D. |
1855 |
1920 |
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| Teagarden, Ida L. |
1869 |
1948 |
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| Teagarden, Sanford G. |
s/o SH & A |
6 Aug 1956 |
3/4/10 |
| Teagarden, Ida Mae |
5 May 1885 |
31 Jul 1885 |
d/o JM & Emma |
| Teagarden, Harry |
1906 |
1950 |
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| Teagarden, John M. |
1 Jul 1855 |
28 Jul 1932 |
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| Teagarden, Emma B. |
9 Feb 1857 |
12 Aug 1944 |
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The William N. Teagarden marker is the only large one. It is told that it weighed
seven tons and was brought in on a special built oil field rig. Mr. Teagarden made
his money on oil found on his land.
From the Book "Descendants of Abraham Teagarden - Grave marker source of wonder -
10' X 8' marble in form of altar with open bible, shipped down the Monongalia River then
by railroad to Earnshaw, thence by oxen drawn wagon breaking 4-5 bridges on way to
Cemetery."
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