Daughter of Samuel Anderson; Wife of Samuel Craig.
Samuel apparently died in South Carolina sometime before 1820. Elizabeth and her children moved that year to Franklin County, Tennessee. In 1823 they relocated to Maury County which had first been settled 17 years earlier. They made their home in what is now called "Howard's Bend". Some of their neighbors included James Holland, Robert Thompson, James Galloway, James Freeland, and William Gilliam. In the 1850 Census Elizabeth was living with her son Samuel in "Cheek's Bend".
According to researchers she is buried here in an unmarked grave.
Samuel apparently died in South Carolina sometime before 1820. Elizabeth and her children moved that year to Franklin County, Tennessee. In 1823 they relocated to Maury County which had first been settled 17 years earlier. They made their home in what is now called "Howard's Bend". Some of their neighbors included James Holland, Robert Thompson, James Galloway, James Freeland, and William Gilliam. In the 1850 Census Elizabeth was living with her son Samuel in "Cheek's Bend".
According to researchers she is buried here in an unmarked grave.
Daughter of Samuel Anderson; Wife of Samuel Craig.
Samuel apparently died in South Carolina sometime before 1820. Elizabeth and her children moved that year to Franklin County, Tennessee. In 1823 they relocated to Maury County which had first been settled 17 years earlier. They made their home in what is now called "Howard's Bend". Some of their neighbors included James Holland, Robert Thompson, James Galloway, James Freeland, and William Gilliam. In the 1850 Census Elizabeth was living with her son Samuel in "Cheek's Bend".
According to researchers she is buried here in an unmarked grave.
Samuel apparently died in South Carolina sometime before 1820. Elizabeth and her children moved that year to Franklin County, Tennessee. In 1823 they relocated to Maury County which had first been settled 17 years earlier. They made their home in what is now called "Howard's Bend". Some of their neighbors included James Holland, Robert Thompson, James Galloway, James Freeland, and William Gilliam. In the 1850 Census Elizabeth was living with her son Samuel in "Cheek's Bend".
According to researchers she is buried here in an unmarked grave.
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