Coker Cemetery Association, San Antonio, Texas

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ZACHRY TAYLOR AUTRY

1850 - 1895
Zachry Taylor Autry

Zachary Taylor Autry was a Texas Ranger and early settler of Northern Bexar County, Texas. Taylor was born at Fort Smith Arkansas where his father John C. Autry was a U.S. Army chaplain and undertaker. Zachery would later live with the George Maltsberger’s family who decided to move to San Antonio when Zachary was only 12 years old. Zachary lived with the Maltsberger family until he was 19 years old when he married Rebecca McBee. From 1870 to 1871, Zachary served in the frontier forces (Texas Rangers) and according to legend Zachary fought in several battles with the Indians. Zachary would later divorce Rebecca McBee and eventually marry Sarah Jane Coker. Zachary died at the age of 45 and left behind ten children from his marriage to Sarah Jane Coker.

Above information provided in Coker Cemetery History #2
by Dr. Tom DeKunder.

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