Elizabeth "Lizzie" Addison was born in February of 1875, probably in McDonald County, Missouri, where her parents: John Mayfield Addison and Virginia C. Hopkins married in 1874.
Lizzie appears as an infant on the 1876 Special State Census for McDonald County, living with her father and grandparents. In 1880, Lizzie is listed on the census at age five and living with her grandmother, Elizabeth Addison, in Marion County, Arkansas. Lizzie would eventually relocate to Cooke County, Texas with her father and step-mother, Margaret M. Laughlin.
County records for Cooke County, Texas show that on
17 August 1891 that Lizzie Addison married Martin Curtis Elliott.
Lizzie and Martin were the parents of five children. The names of those children were Johnnie, Homer Scott, Maude Alice, Edna Mae, and William Martin Elliott.
Around 1896, Lizzie and husband moved with other Elliott family relatives to the area of Washita County, Oklahoma, and appear on the census there in 1900. About 1906, Lizzie and Martin moved to Hughes County, Oklahoma where both died of a fever in February 1907. They passed away four days apart and were buried in an unknown location.
Lizzie appears as an infant on the 1876 Special State Census for McDonald County, living with her father and grandparents. In 1880, Lizzie is listed on the census at age five and living with her grandmother, Elizabeth Addison, in Marion County, Arkansas. Lizzie would eventually relocate to Cooke County, Texas with her father and step-mother, Margaret M. Laughlin.
County records for Cooke County, Texas show that on
17 August 1891 that Lizzie Addison married Martin Curtis Elliott.
Lizzie and Martin were the parents of five children. The names of those children were Johnnie, Homer Scott, Maude Alice, Edna Mae, and William Martin Elliott.
Around 1896, Lizzie and husband moved with other Elliott family relatives to the area of Washita County, Oklahoma, and appear on the census there in 1900. About 1906, Lizzie and Martin moved to Hughes County, Oklahoma where both died of a fever in February 1907. They passed away four days apart and were buried in an unknown location.
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Addison was born in February of 1875, probably in McDonald County, Missouri, where her parents: John Mayfield Addison and Virginia C. Hopkins married in 1874.
Lizzie appears as an infant on the 1876 Special State Census for McDonald County, living with her father and grandparents. In 1880, Lizzie is listed on the census at age five and living with her grandmother, Elizabeth Addison, in Marion County, Arkansas. Lizzie would eventually relocate to Cooke County, Texas with her father and step-mother, Margaret M. Laughlin.
County records for Cooke County, Texas show that on
17 August 1891 that Lizzie Addison married Martin Curtis Elliott.
Lizzie and Martin were the parents of five children. The names of those children were Johnnie, Homer Scott, Maude Alice, Edna Mae, and William Martin Elliott.
Around 1896, Lizzie and husband moved with other Elliott family relatives to the area of Washita County, Oklahoma, and appear on the census there in 1900. About 1906, Lizzie and Martin moved to Hughes County, Oklahoma where both died of a fever in February 1907. They passed away four days apart and were buried in an unknown location.
Lizzie appears as an infant on the 1876 Special State Census for McDonald County, living with her father and grandparents. In 1880, Lizzie is listed on the census at age five and living with her grandmother, Elizabeth Addison, in Marion County, Arkansas. Lizzie would eventually relocate to Cooke County, Texas with her father and step-mother, Margaret M. Laughlin.
County records for Cooke County, Texas show that on
17 August 1891 that Lizzie Addison married Martin Curtis Elliott.
Lizzie and Martin were the parents of five children. The names of those children were Johnnie, Homer Scott, Maude Alice, Edna Mae, and William Martin Elliott.
Around 1896, Lizzie and husband moved with other Elliott family relatives to the area of Washita County, Oklahoma, and appear on the census there in 1900. About 1906, Lizzie and Martin moved to Hughes County, Oklahoma where both died of a fever in February 1907. They passed away four days apart and were buried in an unknown location.
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