Elizabeth Ann Tucker
1839 - 1933 (94 years)-
Name Elizabeth Ann Tucker Birth 3 Mar 1839 Spartanburg Co, SC 
Gender Female Census 9 Aug 1850 East Chickamauga, Walker, GA age 12, born SC, living with parents Census 4 Sep 1860 Middle Division, Fayette, AL Elizabeth Gartman, age 20, born AL, housekeeper Census 2 Aug 1870 Sanford Co, AL age 29, born SC, keeping house Census 8 Jun 1880 Comanche Co, TX age 40, born SC, keeping house, parents born SC/SC Census Jun 1890 Comanche Co, TX wife of US soldier Census 12 Jan 1920 Llano, Llano, TX age 80, born SC, widowed, parents born SC/SC, living with grandson's family Robert Brewer. Census 17 Apr 1930 Llano, Llano, TX age 91, born WC, 1st marr at 14, parents born SC/SC, living with daughter Evalina Holland Death 10 Jun 1933 Llano, Llano, TX Burial 11 Jun 1933 Llano Cemetery, Llano, TX Person ID I72 Joanne's Tree Last Modified 9 Aug 2019
Father James Anderson Tucker, b. 1815, South Carolina d. 1860, Jefferson Co, AL (Age 45 years) Mother Sarah Bright, b. 1816, South Carolina d. 1857 (Age 41 years) Family ID F39 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 William J Chism, b. 1840 Marriage 1894 Family ID F27 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 17 Feb 2017
Family 2 Daniel J Gartman, b. 1830, Georgia d. 19 May 1864, Camp Nelson, KY (Age 34 years) Children 1. Sarah Elizabeth Gartman, b. 24 Dec 1855, Alabama d. 1900, Comanche Co, TX (Age 44 years)2. Martha Jane Gartman, b. 2 Mar 1858 d. 13 Nov 1859 (Age 1 year) 3. Nancy A Gartman, b. 7 Apr 1860, Middle Division, Fayette, AL d. 13 Feb 1866 (Age 5 years)4. James Daniel Gartman, b. 26 Jul 1862 d. 24 Feb 1866 (Age 3 years) Family ID F25 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 15 Feb 2017
Family 3 James M Prewitt, b. 3 Mar 1842, Shelby Co, AL d. 25 Nov 1883, Comanche Co, TX (Age 41 years) Marriage 10 Sep 1865 Children 1. Mary Clemendine Prewitt, b. 21 Jan 1867, Alabama 2. Fredonia Elizabeth Prewitt, b. 16 Oct 1869, Sanford, Covington, AL d. 18 Dec 1912, Llano Co, TX (Age 43 years)3. Rhoda P Prewitt, b. 24 Mar 1872, Comanche Co, TX 4. Evalena Prewitt, b. 9 Jan 1875, Comanche Co, TX d. 30 Jan 1951, Lamesa, Dawson, TX (Age 76 years)5. Melvina R Prewitt, b. 25 May 1877, Lampasas, Lampasas, TX d. 14 Apr 1956, Lampasas, Lampasas, TX (Age 78 years)+ 6. William Redman Prewitt, b. 27 Jan 1882, De Leon, Comanche, TX d. 23 Mar 1953, Llano, Llano, TX (Age 71 years)Family ID F23 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 13 Feb 2017
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Notes - from newspapers obituary posted on findagrave.com
MRS. JAMES PREWITT
Mrs. James Prewitt, perhaps the oldest citizen in Llano, died at her home here Sunday morning at seven o;clock after an illness of some duration. Mrs. Prewitt's maiden name was Miss Elizabeth Ann Tucker. She was born in South Carolina on March 3, 1839 and was ninety-four years of age at the time of her death. She was a grown woman at the time of the war between the States and experienced the great hardships along with others of her native State, and Alabama, where the family moved before the war. Mrs. Prewitt well remembered the days of reconstruction and all the trials which faced the Southern people at that time. In her childhood, she moved with the family to Alabama, where at the age of twelve she united with the Methodist church and for more than four score years was a consecrated, christian worker, always loyal to her church and faithful until death came to remove that pure white spirit to the father's home. At the age of 14, she was married to D.J. Gartman, on July 24, 1853. To this union three children were born. Her husband was killed in the Civil War while serving with the Confederate army, his death occurring on May 19, 1864. On September 10, 1865 she was married to James Prewitt and to this union seven children were born, three of whom are living. They are Mrs. John Pavey and W.R. Prewitt of Llano and Mrs. Jim Biddy of Lampasas. Other near relatives surviving are 39 grand children and 101 great grand children., and 15 great, great grandchildren. Mrs and Mrs. Prewitt moved to Comanche in 1870, where the husband died on November 15, 1883. Some eleven years later she was married to Bill Chism of DeLeon. She was, however, knows to her friends at Mrs. Prewitt. In 1900 she came to Llano county where she has since lived. The funeral service was conducted by her pastor, Rev. Jno. N. McKay Sunday afternoon at six o'clock, after which interment was made in the city cemetery under the supervision of Miles Buttery. Thus the soul of another landmark has passed on into the great beyond and friends grieve when they think of Mrs. Prewitt as being with us no more. The children and other relatives have the deepest sympathy of all in their hour of sorrow. - from "Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982" (ancestry.com)
Elizabeth A Prewitt, a widowed housewife, born 14 Mar 1839 in SC to -- Tucker b. MO died 10 Jun 1933 in Llano, Llano, TX of arterial sclerotic heart disease & general senility. Burial at Llano Cemetery.
- from newspapers obituary posted on findagrave.com