Oakland County MI Archives Obituaries.....Teeples, Albert Bentley October 7, 1912
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Milford Times, 12 Oct 1912
HEadline: DIED ALONE IN FIELD

Subhead: "Route" Teeples Stricken With Apolpexy
Wednesday

The Lifeless body of Albert Teeples was found by his
employer, Chas Gruber, in a lane on the Hudson farm
south of town soon after eight o'clock Wednesday
morning. Dr. N. I. Baker was telephoned for as was
also Justice Wm. E. Dickie and the former pronouced
the death due to apolplexy.

Mr. Teeples had been working for Mr. Gruber on the
farm during the last two  seasons. On Wedenesday
morning they went out to work in the cornfield, Gruber
driving the corn harvester and Teeples setting the
bundles. The machine was running low on twine and
Gruber sent Teeples to the barn to get more. He had
secured the twine and was part way back to the field
when the stroke overtook him. When Teeples did not
return with the twine Gruber started to the house to
get some himself and found Teeples lying in the lane.
Life was already extinct.

The funeral service has been arranged for the Sabbath
at 2 o'clock at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
Henry Stowe [Lottie Teeples Powelson] on the New
Hudson road. Rev. J.I. Nickerson will be in charge.

Mr. Teeples was born in 1847 in White Lake township
and has been a lifelong resident of this vincinity. He
is survived by seven children, Mrs. Stowe of New
Hudson, Mrs. Goldie Richardson, Albert and Orpha
Teeples of Commerce, Wm. Teeples of Pontiac, Ira
Teeples of Detroit and Ora Teeples of Walled Lake. He
also leaves three brothers, John, James and Geo.
Teeples.


Additional Comments:
Albert and Hannah were divorced 1898-ish, but according to court records they 
were seperated for a number of years. Divorce was granted on the grounds 
of "Extreme Cruelity" by Albert against Hannah.

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