Edward Carroll Sweatt "Ed" married Elizabeth Ann Williams born in Tennessee in 1826. They had 12 known children.
Ed and Elizabeth moved to Texas with the other Sweatt families before 1846.
Ed died while they were living in Prairie Hill, Limestone County, Texas. He is buried in historic Mt. Antioch Cemetery, Prairie Hill, Limestone County, Texas.
Afterward, his widow, Elizabeth Ann Williams Sweatt moved their family to nearby Waco, McLennan County, Texas. And eventually, to Iatan, following her brothers and sisters move to that area.
She is buried in the Iatan Cemetery, Mitchell County, Texas.
Ed and Elizabeth moved to Texas with the other Sweatt families before 1846.
Ed died while they were living in Prairie Hill, Limestone County, Texas. He is buried in historic Mt. Antioch Cemetery, Prairie Hill, Limestone County, Texas.
Afterward, his widow, Elizabeth Ann Williams Sweatt moved their family to nearby Waco, McLennan County, Texas. And eventually, to Iatan, following her brothers and sisters move to that area.
She is buried in the Iatan Cemetery, Mitchell County, Texas.
Edward Carroll Sweatt "Ed" married Elizabeth Ann Williams born in Tennessee in 1826. They had 12 known children.
Ed and Elizabeth moved to Texas with the other Sweatt families before 1846.
Ed died while they were living in Prairie Hill, Limestone County, Texas. He is buried in historic Mt. Antioch Cemetery, Prairie Hill, Limestone County, Texas.
Afterward, his widow, Elizabeth Ann Williams Sweatt moved their family to nearby Waco, McLennan County, Texas. And eventually, to Iatan, following her brothers and sisters move to that area.
She is buried in the Iatan Cemetery, Mitchell County, Texas.
Ed and Elizabeth moved to Texas with the other Sweatt families before 1846.
Ed died while they were living in Prairie Hill, Limestone County, Texas. He is buried in historic Mt. Antioch Cemetery, Prairie Hill, Limestone County, Texas.
Afterward, his widow, Elizabeth Ann Williams Sweatt moved their family to nearby Waco, McLennan County, Texas. And eventually, to Iatan, following her brothers and sisters move to that area.
She is buried in the Iatan Cemetery, Mitchell County, Texas.
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