1961 Map of Teague

About this map

Bethlehem Ch and Maple Springs Ch stand near the headwaters of Pennycost Creek, marking a landscape of established rural congregations in West Tennessee. This survey captures the transition between Madison and Hardeman counties, where the terrain is defined by the broad wetlands of Clover Creek and the Central Illinois Gulf rail line. A notable site of historical interest is the Indian Mound located north of Hart Creek, suggesting a deep chronological history of habitation long before the arrival of Steam Mill or the scattered family farmsteads. Local genealogy is well-supported by the presence of Yarbrough Cem, Tate Cem, and Clover Creek Cem, alongside small settlements like Uptonville and Teague. The map also records specialized land use, such as the Fish Hatcheries situated near the junction of Dry Creek and Clover Creek.