Helen Mariah Camp was born on April 4, 1831 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She appeared on the census on June 30, 1900 in Precinct #7, Burnet County, Texas. She appeared on the census on May 9, 1910 in Precinct #7, Burnet County, Texas. She appeared on the census on Jan.2, 1920 in Burleson Road, JP No. 6, Travis County, Texas. She died December 2, 1922 in Austin, Travis County. She is buried in Bachelor's Peak Cemetery, Burnet County, Texas.

Helen Camp was the daughter of John Banks Camp, who was born in 1806 in Clark County, Georgia, son of Cecillius Camp and Mary Margaret "Polly" Williams. Helen's mother was Eliza Lane Noland, daughter of William Noland and Elizabeth Whitman. Eliza married J.B.Camp in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, in 1825. J.B. Camp held Land Grant #444, Rusk-3-105 in the Republic of Texas. He lived in 1850 in Grimes County, Texas.

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From the Lampasas Record, December 7, 1922:

MRS. RUTLEDGE DIED IN AUSTIN

The remains of Mrs. Tom Rutledge,Sr., were brought home from Austin on Sunday morning's train and carried to Bachelor Peak Cemetery, in Burnet County, where interment was made Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Rutledge died in Austin Saturday night.after a week's illness with dengue.

The Rutledge family formerly lived here but all except Mr. A.G. Rutledge moved to Austin some years ago, and they still have many friends in this section, as evidence by the large and sympathetic assembly at the burial service.

Mrs. Rutledge was 92 years of age and good part of her life was spent in this section. She leaves two sons, two daughters and other relatives to mourn her death.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rutledge, Jr., Mrs. East and son, Jasper, and Miss Marion Rutledge constituted the funeral party that came from Austin to attend the funeral, which was conducted by Elder Noble of Tow Valley.