Lizzie De Armond

1847–1936 (age 89)

Biography

Lizzie De Armond (1847–1936) lived through nearly nine decades of American history, from the post-Civil War era through the Great Depression. She was a steadfast member of her community and family throughout her long life.

Her final resting place at The Woodlands stands as a testament to her place in her community's history. She is remembered by those who knew her and by the generations that followed.

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