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Teegarden Cemetery

Lawrence County, Tennessee, USA

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    Coordinates: 35.29274, -87.39110
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Go north on Buffalo Road until reaching Crawfish Valley Rd. (now called Valley Rd.), turn left onto this road and travel for several ???? miles. When traveling west, the cemetery was located on the left side of the road about half-way between a sharp curve to the right and a curve to the left. This cemetery was also connected to the Church of the Brethren, sometimes referred to as the Dunkard Church. When the church moved from this building to a new building east of Lawrenceburg, the property was sold to my grandparents, John Messer Sudduth and his wife, Fannie Pope Sudduth, around 1918 or 1919. One of their children, James Henry (Jack) Sudduth, and wife, Mabel Kathleen Jennings Sudduth, lived on the property in a white house just past the cemetery close to the second curve. There were several graves in the cemetery, and several had markers. Over the years the cemetery has been encroached upon more and more by the various people who have owned the cemetery until not a single remnant remains and the names have long been forgotten. A Teegarden/Teagarden/Teagarten family is supposedly among the first buried here. I have found two obituaries that list this cemetery as their place of burial.
Go north on Buffalo Road until reaching Crawfish Valley Rd. (now called Valley Rd.), turn left onto this road and travel for several ???? miles. When traveling west, the cemetery was located on the left side of the road about half-way between a sharp curve to the right and a curve to the left. This cemetery was also connected to the Church of the Brethren, sometimes referred to as the Dunkard Church. When the church moved from this building to a new building east of Lawrenceburg, the property was sold to my grandparents, John Messer Sudduth and his wife, Fannie Pope Sudduth, around 1918 or 1919. One of their children, James Henry (Jack) Sudduth, and wife, Mabel Kathleen Jennings Sudduth, lived on the property in a white house just past the cemetery close to the second curve. There were several graves in the cemetery, and several had markers. Over the years the cemetery has been encroached upon more and more by the various people who have owned the cemetery until not a single remnant remains and the names have long been forgotten. A Teegarden/Teagarden/Teagarten family is supposedly among the first buried here. I have found two obituaries that list this cemetery as their place of burial.

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