The Reckoning (38 page)

Lachlan Teague deserts his wife, Maureen Catherine Kincaid, and takes up residence in Hispaniola with his son, London Teague.

London Teague–Celestine Garza Cremone

Lachlan Teague dies. His son London Teague, age forty-three, inherits Lachlan's slave-trading franchise in Hispaniola.

The West Indies slave trade is suppressed by the Royal Navy. London Teague deserts Celestine Garza Cremone and flees Hispaniola for Louisiana in America. He establishes Hy Brasail Plantation.

London Teague–Cathleen Marr

Jubal Teague, born 1827

Tyree Teague, born 1828

Cathleen Marr commits suicide.

London Teague–Anora Mercer

Despite strong opposition from John Mercer Gwinnett

Eleanor de Lacey Teague, born 1834

Cora Evangeline Teague, born 1835