"The Sentinel" Newspaper, Nacogdoches County, Texas Philipp Teutsch was riding in a buggy from Nacogdoches to Melrose on a business trip with Mr. F.P. West on Monday, September 25, 1904 when Mr. Teutsch pressed his hand against his breast and exclaimed that a severe pain had struck him, the last spoken by Philipp Teutsch and in a few seconds, he was dead! Philipp Teutsch was a blacksmith and ran a little shop in Melrose. He was popular and beloved by the people of Melrose. Philipp Teutsch lived in Melrose about 8 years. Laid to rest in the Mast Family Cemetery Nacogdoches County Texas
Married Mary Ann Fisher 17 Aug 1848
Children born to this union, Martin, Sophia, Augustus, and Philopena
Philipp Teutsch's arrival in the United States was 1831 and Nationalized in Bossier Parish in 1847. His brother William attended the event.
Married Mary Ann Fisher 17 Aug 1848
Children born to this union, Martin, Sophia, Augustus, and Philopena
Philipp Teutsch's arrival in the United States was 1831 and Nationalized in Bossier Parish in 1847. His brother William attended the event.
"The Sentinel" Newspaper, Nacogdoches County, Texas Philipp Teutsch was riding in a buggy from Nacogdoches to Melrose on a business trip with Mr. F.P. West on Monday, September 25, 1904 when Mr. Teutsch pressed his hand against his breast and exclaimed that a severe pain had struck him, the last spoken by Philipp Teutsch and in a few seconds, he was dead! Philipp Teutsch was a blacksmith and ran a little shop in Melrose. He was popular and beloved by the people of Melrose. Philipp Teutsch lived in Melrose about 8 years. Laid to rest in the Mast Family Cemetery Nacogdoches County Texas
Married Mary Ann Fisher 17 Aug 1848
Children born to this union, Martin, Sophia, Augustus, and Philopena
Philipp Teutsch's arrival in the United States was 1831 and Nationalized in Bossier Parish in 1847. His brother William attended the event.
Married Mary Ann Fisher 17 Aug 1848
Children born to this union, Martin, Sophia, Augustus, and Philopena
Philipp Teutsch's arrival in the United States was 1831 and Nationalized in Bossier Parish in 1847. His brother William attended the event.
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