TEAGUE Family Resource Centre         Family Record Sheet no: BC1001

William Teague & ALICE MICHELL, St Day & British Columbia

William Teague was born July 18 1835, in St Day, Cornwall, England

Married: He married Alice Michell (born 1846/7 St Day , died 1929 in Yale BC) In St Day, England on April 19, 1871

William died May 27 1916 in Yale, BC, Canada

Children:

CHARLOTTE TEAGUE-B-1871 IN YALE BC, -D-JULY 27-1881

CUNDY TEAGUE -B-1877-YALE BC D- AUG6-1881, IN YALE

ALICE MICHELL TEAGUE DIED UNKNOWN

NANNIE PROUT TEAGUE DIED 1928

MINNIE PENTREATH TEAGUE UNKNOWN ,

ELIZABETH CUNDY TEAGUE

GLADYS TEAGUE B-JUNE 24 1889-M-ROBERT L CHRANE IN 1918 , D-SEPT 1981. (Direct line of researcher Murray Storrings)

Gladys Teague and one of her sisters.

Susan Baerg says: I have an Inn called The Teague House B&B in Yale, BC about 2 hours from the city of Vancouver. We are located in the scenic Fraser Canyon.

I purchased the property in 1990 from Walter Chrane. His grandfather was William Teague, a Cornishman who came to Yale some time in the 1850's during the Fraser River Gold Rush.

Just outside the town of Yale there is an old cemetery where the Teagues have a very prominent family plot dedicated to them and the Chrane Family. William Teague was one of the Colonial Governments appointed Gold Commisioners as well as a Judge. Contained in the house are some of his books and papers as well as photos of him and his family.

British Columbia Government Archives have a few photos and some of William Teagues writings as well The Museum in Yale has a considerable amount of information as well.

Sources: Murray Storrings family documents.