Lamar Family
In 1892 William Percy Lamar (1889-1946) came with his parents from Tarrant County to Crosby County, settling on a 160-acre homestead. He married Sarah Elzina Henson (1892-1963) in 1912. They prospered through farming, dairying, stock raising, and business. In 1957 Elzina established the Percy and Zina Lamar Foundation. Gifts to the community include building and continued support of Crosby County Pioneer Memorial Museum and Community Center, a tribute to the Lamar Family and all West Texas Pioneers. Other gifts include a Masonic Hall and donations to Methodist charities. (1980)
33.6579° N, 101.2113° W
Where to Find It
Crosbyton Cemetery, US 82 E side between CR 209 and CR 213. Grave is in west section of the cemetery.
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi N J. J. Pierce Crosbyton
- <0.1 mi E Julian M. Bassett Crosbyton
- 0.1 mi E Crosbyton Cemetery Crosbyton
- 1.6 mi W Crosby County Crosbyton
- 1.6 mi W Pioneer Memorial Building (Hank Smith House) Crosbyton
- 1.6 mi W Crosbyton Crosbyton