Elizabeth Crockett and her two children left Tennessee in 1853,
to claim Texas land provided for heirs of David Crockett on
December 23, 1837, by a Republic of Texas Bounty Warrant. Arriving
in Texas, Elizabeth Crockett and her children made their new home
on 640 acres of land at Rucker’s Creek, about six miles from
present Granbury. Elizabeth resided in Texas until her death on
January 31, 1860. She is buried in a 12 by 21-foot burial plot at
Acton Cemetery – Texas’ smallest state park.
Elizabeth's burial spot is marked by a 28-foot marble monument
showing a pioneer woman, shading her eyes from the sun, looking to
the west, in search of her missing husband. -- This is from the
NSDAR Elizabeth Crockett Chapter site
While it took 9 days, Lauren's Mama Cache was FTF.
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