Daniel Larrison
(1784-1845) A fur trapper by trade, Daniel Larrison was an early Anglo Texas settler who received a Mexican land grant in 1833, which included the area later organized as Madison County. Born in Washington County, Pennsylvania, Larrison served under Zachary Taylor in the War of 1812. He married Sarah Emmaus Greenwood in 1815. In total, they would have twelve children. The couple settled in the area around 1828 near the junction of the La Bahia Trail and El Camino Real, which made a convenient stop for travelers. The Larrison family engaged in hunting, trapping, fishing, livestock raising and corn and cotton farming. Larrison Creek is named for the family. (2022)
30.9987° N, 95.7953° W
Where to Find It
SH 21, S side 3.3. mi. SW of FM 247, E side of Larrison Creek. Map dot approximate.
Nearby Markers
- 3.4 mi NE Midway Church of Christ Midway
- 3.6 mi NW Allphin Cemetery Elwood
- 4.6 mi NW Cobbs Creek Missionary Baptist Church Midway
- 4.8 mi N Elwood Methodist Church Midway
- 5.2 mi SW Park Cemetery Madisonville
- 5.5 mi N Elwood Cemetery Midway