"Black" Adam Zumwalt was a Texas Ranger (minuteman) involved in the Texas Revolution. He was a settler of Dewitt County and was present at The Battle of Gonzales which sparked the Texas Revolution.
http://www.sonsofdewittcolony.org/badam.htm
The above is Contributed by Cindy Gaskill - 4th great granddaughter of "Black" Adam Zumwalt. More information will be added.
We found a record for a rural grave on his league of land which lay across both Fayette and Gonzales counties. He was buried on the county line on Zumwalt Prairie. We searched for a headstone but could not find one. Perhaps he was buried in the small cemetery on the property but we could not prove it.
Contributor: ELIZABETH MARTIN (50434152)
http://www.sonsofdewittcolony.org/badam.htm
The above is Contributed by Cindy Gaskill - 4th great granddaughter of "Black" Adam Zumwalt. More information will be added.
We found a record for a rural grave on his league of land which lay across both Fayette and Gonzales counties. He was buried on the county line on Zumwalt Prairie. We searched for a headstone but could not find one. Perhaps he was buried in the small cemetery on the property but we could not prove it.
Contributor: ELIZABETH MARTIN (50434152)
"Black" Adam Zumwalt was a Texas Ranger (minuteman) involved in the Texas Revolution. He was a settler of Dewitt County and was present at The Battle of Gonzales which sparked the Texas Revolution.
http://www.sonsofdewittcolony.org/badam.htm
The above is Contributed by Cindy Gaskill - 4th great granddaughter of "Black" Adam Zumwalt. More information will be added.
We found a record for a rural grave on his league of land which lay across both Fayette and Gonzales counties. He was buried on the county line on Zumwalt Prairie. We searched for a headstone but could not find one. Perhaps he was buried in the small cemetery on the property but we could not prove it.
Contributor: ELIZABETH MARTIN (50434152)
http://www.sonsofdewittcolony.org/badam.htm
The above is Contributed by Cindy Gaskill - 4th great granddaughter of "Black" Adam Zumwalt. More information will be added.
We found a record for a rural grave on his league of land which lay across both Fayette and Gonzales counties. He was buried on the county line on Zumwalt Prairie. We searched for a headstone but could not find one. Perhaps he was buried in the small cemetery on the property but we could not prove it.
Contributor: ELIZABETH MARTIN (50434152)
Gravesite Details
His grave is not marked, but he was buried at Slack Wells, 8 miles northeast of Waelder, near Cistern Fayette Co Texas according to One Zumwalt Family by Helynn M. Carrier p. 407.
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