Anna Eliza's replacement tombstone was purchased near Ardmore, Alabama by Ruth Hasten Walsh in 1998. Bobby Hastings of Ardmore, Alabama helped Ruth place it at the head of Anna Eliza's grave. Information for the tombstone was extracted from a 1930s DAR enumeration of the Hastings Cemetery. (Yes, it was originally called Hastings Cemetery, not Hasting Cemetery. When the interstate highway was constructed, the original fencing was destroyed and the cemetery gate entrance moved. When the new fence was built the cemetery board voted to change name to Hasting (no "s" ending) because that was the most commonly used surname spelling in Limestone County in the mid-20th century.
Anna Eliza's replacement tombstone was purchased near Ardmore, Alabama by Ruth Hasten Walsh in 1998. Bobby Hastings of Ardmore, Alabama helped Ruth place it at the head of Anna Eliza's grave. Information for the tombstone was extracted from a 1930s DAR enumeration of the Hastings Cemetery. (Yes, it was originally called Hastings Cemetery, not Hasting Cemetery. When the interstate highway was constructed, the original fencing was destroyed and the cemetery gate entrance moved. When the new fence was built the cemetery board voted to change name to Hasting (no "s" ending) because that was the most commonly used surname spelling in Limestone County in the mid-20th century.
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