| Marker Number |
15210 |
| Atlas Number |
5507015210 |
| Marker Title |
Daniel Perry |
| Index Entry |
Perry, Daniel |
| Address |
SH 6 |
| City |
Arcola |
| County |
Fort Bend |
| UTM Zone |
15 |
| UTM Easting |
260532 |
| UTM Northing |
3267253 |
| Subject Codes |
Texas Revolution, Republic of Texas; pioneers |
| Marker Year |
2008 |
| Recorded Texas Historic Landmark |
No |
| Marker Location |
SH 6, south side, 0.1 mi. E of Post Oak Blvd. |
| Private Property |
No |
| Marker Condition |
In Situ |
| Marker Size |
18" x 28" |
| Marker Text |
Daniel Perry, an early area settler, was born in 1791 in Mississippi. He came to Texas in 1832 with his wife Eliza Whitehead and two sons. He was widowed and in 1833 married Louisa Ann Morton. They had four chidlren and lived on her inherited land on the David Fitzgerald League. Perry joined the Texas Army as a captain and recruiter. He fought at the Battle of San Jacinto and then served in the Republic of Texas Navy. In 1837, Perry signed the petition for the creation of Fort Bend County. After being widowed again, he married Jane Hamblen in 1851. He was a rancher, farmer and administrator of several estates. His cattle brand was 7P. Perry died in 1869 and was buried in the Duke Cemetery beside Louisa Ann and two of their children. (2008) |
