Eliza Young McAllister

1845–1932 (age 87)

Biography

Eliza Young McAllister (1845–1932) was a woman of her era who witnessed the transformation of America from the Civil War period through the early 20th century. She lived a life rooted in her community and family.

Her memory is preserved at The Woodlands, reflecting her place in the social fabric of her time. She is remembered as part of the generations that shaped American society during a period of significant change.

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