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Elizabeth Crockett (née Patton, born May 22, 1788; died January 31, 1860) was an American female farmer, housewife, and widow, who is recognized in history as the wife of Alamo defender Davy Crockett.
22 de ago. de 2023 · Elizabeth Patton Crockett, at age seventy-one, died on January 31, 1860, in Hood County and was buried in Acton Cemetery, and popular tradition holds that she was interred in the widow’s black dress. She had reportedly only worn black since David’s death.
14 de mar. de 2019 · Elizabeth Crockett, the widow of the legendary Alamo defender David Crockett, was recognized by the Texas Legislature after her arrival in Texas along with her son, Robert P. Crockett.
20 de feb. de 2020 · It is known that she suffered for some time – complications from childbirth is a strong possibility — before dying in 1815, leaving him with two young sons and an infant daughter. The next year Crockett remarried, to a woman named Elizabeth Patton, a widow who had a son and daughter of her own.
13 de jun. de 2023 · Elizabeth Crockett formerly Patton. Born 22 May 1788 in Swannanoa, Buncombe, North Carolina, United States. Ancestors. Daughter of Robert Saddler Patton and Rebecca (Cathey) Patton. Sister of Sarah Patton [half], Robert Patton, Matilda Carolina (Patton) Trosper, Sarah (Patton) Edmundson, James D Patton, Anna Catherine (Patton ...
elizabeth crockett – hood county pioneer Elizabeth Patton Crockett grave marker in Acton Cemetery. She arrived in North Central Texas early enough (1853) to be among the first of the white settlers, early enough to suffer all the hardships and grief that the frontier had to offer.
18 de feb. de 2024 · Elizabeth Patton Crockett’s grave occupies the smallest state park in Texas (Acton State Historic Site) and features a monument of Crockett’s widow searching the horizon. Source: Visit Granbury Texas. In 1805, when he was nineteen years old, Davy took out a marriage license to marry Margaret Elder.
