Elizabeth Palmer Pearson was the daughter of John Palmer and Elizabeth (possibly Everett). The most current dates of her life we know at this time are:
Marriage to Thomas Pearson is based on birth of the child believed to be first born: Thomas Pearson, eldest and namesake, born Mar 1783.
Death date is not known. She was living at the time of the 1810 Census in Bedford County, Virginia. She is likely buried there.
A stone will be placed in her memory at the Pearson Memorial Cemetery. This cemetery was established by her eldest son Thomas Pearson and is maintained by her descendants today.
ELIGIBILITY IN PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS:
Sons/Daughters of the American Revolution thru Thomas Pearson (who married Elizabeth Palmer).
DAR Ancestor Number: A087212
Reference: Letters to Raintree County, James B. Cash, Virtualbookworm.com Publishing Inc., College Station, TX, 2010.
Marriage to Thomas Pearson is based on birth of the child believed to be first born: Thomas Pearson, eldest and namesake, born Mar 1783.
Death date is not known. She was living at the time of the 1810 Census in Bedford County, Virginia. She is likely buried there.
A stone will be placed in her memory at the Pearson Memorial Cemetery. This cemetery was established by her eldest son Thomas Pearson and is maintained by her descendants today.
ELIGIBILITY IN PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS:
Sons/Daughters of the American Revolution thru Thomas Pearson (who married Elizabeth Palmer).
DAR Ancestor Number: A087212
Reference: Letters to Raintree County, James B. Cash, Virtualbookworm.com Publishing Inc., College Station, TX, 2010.
Elizabeth Palmer Pearson was the daughter of John Palmer and Elizabeth (possibly Everett). The most current dates of her life we know at this time are:
Marriage to Thomas Pearson is based on birth of the child believed to be first born: Thomas Pearson, eldest and namesake, born Mar 1783.
Death date is not known. She was living at the time of the 1810 Census in Bedford County, Virginia. She is likely buried there.
A stone will be placed in her memory at the Pearson Memorial Cemetery. This cemetery was established by her eldest son Thomas Pearson and is maintained by her descendants today.
ELIGIBILITY IN PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS:
Sons/Daughters of the American Revolution thru Thomas Pearson (who married Elizabeth Palmer).
DAR Ancestor Number: A087212
Reference: Letters to Raintree County, James B. Cash, Virtualbookworm.com Publishing Inc., College Station, TX, 2010.
Marriage to Thomas Pearson is based on birth of the child believed to be first born: Thomas Pearson, eldest and namesake, born Mar 1783.
Death date is not known. She was living at the time of the 1810 Census in Bedford County, Virginia. She is likely buried there.
A stone will be placed in her memory at the Pearson Memorial Cemetery. This cemetery was established by her eldest son Thomas Pearson and is maintained by her descendants today.
ELIGIBILITY IN PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS:
Sons/Daughters of the American Revolution thru Thomas Pearson (who married Elizabeth Palmer).
DAR Ancestor Number: A087212
Reference: Letters to Raintree County, James B. Cash, Virtualbookworm.com Publishing Inc., College Station, TX, 2010.
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