Baby was born with a defective heart valve that did not close.
Says she was buried at Garza Cemetery, December 10, 1917. Hopefully the family moved the babies body to Swisher to be buried with her family? Will never know, but this is a Memorial to say she was born and she died, but she is not forgotten. Her father was Edward Elbert, and mother Maude Ethel McCraw Elbert.
GARZA CEMETERY
Only history available on Garza Cemetery is the location of four graves moved by The Corps of Engineers in 1953. The cemetery was originally located in the Lake Dallas, Texas area and was moved when Lake Lewisville, Denton County, Texas was enlarged.
The four graves moved are unidentified and there are no markers on the graves. Information taken from The Corps of Engineers files.
From Denton, Texas take I35E South to Lewisville, Texas and take FR 407 Justin Exit; follow FR 407 West 0.4 miles to McGee Lane; left on McGee Lane for 0.5 miles; Garza Cemetery burials are located in the Northeast section of Old Hall Cemetery.
Says she was buried at Garza Cemetery, December 10, 1917. Hopefully the family moved the babies body to Swisher to be buried with her family? Will never know, but this is a Memorial to say she was born and she died, but she is not forgotten. Her father was Edward Elbert, and mother Maude Ethel McCraw Elbert.
GARZA CEMETERY
Only history available on Garza Cemetery is the location of four graves moved by The Corps of Engineers in 1953. The cemetery was originally located in the Lake Dallas, Texas area and was moved when Lake Lewisville, Denton County, Texas was enlarged.
The four graves moved are unidentified and there are no markers on the graves. Information taken from The Corps of Engineers files.
From Denton, Texas take I35E South to Lewisville, Texas and take FR 407 Justin Exit; follow FR 407 West 0.4 miles to McGee Lane; left on McGee Lane for 0.5 miles; Garza Cemetery burials are located in the Northeast section of Old Hall Cemetery.
Baby was born with a defective heart valve that did not close.
Says she was buried at Garza Cemetery, December 10, 1917. Hopefully the family moved the babies body to Swisher to be buried with her family? Will never know, but this is a Memorial to say she was born and she died, but she is not forgotten. Her father was Edward Elbert, and mother Maude Ethel McCraw Elbert.
GARZA CEMETERY
Only history available on Garza Cemetery is the location of four graves moved by The Corps of Engineers in 1953. The cemetery was originally located in the Lake Dallas, Texas area and was moved when Lake Lewisville, Denton County, Texas was enlarged.
The four graves moved are unidentified and there are no markers on the graves. Information taken from The Corps of Engineers files.
From Denton, Texas take I35E South to Lewisville, Texas and take FR 407 Justin Exit; follow FR 407 West 0.4 miles to McGee Lane; left on McGee Lane for 0.5 miles; Garza Cemetery burials are located in the Northeast section of Old Hall Cemetery.
Says she was buried at Garza Cemetery, December 10, 1917. Hopefully the family moved the babies body to Swisher to be buried with her family? Will never know, but this is a Memorial to say she was born and she died, but she is not forgotten. Her father was Edward Elbert, and mother Maude Ethel McCraw Elbert.
GARZA CEMETERY
Only history available on Garza Cemetery is the location of four graves moved by The Corps of Engineers in 1953. The cemetery was originally located in the Lake Dallas, Texas area and was moved when Lake Lewisville, Denton County, Texas was enlarged.
The four graves moved are unidentified and there are no markers on the graves. Information taken from The Corps of Engineers files.
From Denton, Texas take I35E South to Lewisville, Texas and take FR 407 Justin Exit; follow FR 407 West 0.4 miles to McGee Lane; left on McGee Lane for 0.5 miles; Garza Cemetery burials are located in the Northeast section of Old Hall Cemetery.
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