TEAL, ANGELINE GRUEY (MRS. NORMAN) 1842-1913.
Born on a farm in southern Ohio on Aug. 28, 1842, Angeline Gruey moved with her family to 28 Noble County, Ind., when she was three years old. She grew up on a farm and was educated in the common schools and at Miss Griggs' Seminary at 28 Wolcottville, Ind.
On Jan. 1, 1866, she married Dr. Norman Teal of Kendallville, Ind. A member of the Western Writers' Association, she wrote poems, children's stories, and short stories which were published in various magazines. She was a resident of Kendallville from her marriage until her death, which occurred on Sept. 3, 1913.
Information from Dunn–lndiana and Indianans, Vol. 111.
- John Thorn's Folks: Study of Western Life.
Boston, 1884.
- Muriel Howe. New York, 1892.
- The Rose of Love. New York,
1893.
- The Speaker of the House; a Novel.
Chicago, 1894. (Reissued in
1897 as Lillian's Lovers.)
