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Littleton Rattan |
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3288 FM 895, Cooper,
TX,
USA
Latitude & Longitude:
33° 23' 25.48786999992",
-95° 32' 54.51183999996"
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Texas State
Historical Marker |
A native of Illinois and a veteran of the 132 Black Hawk War, Littelton Ratta (b. 1809) came to Texas with family members in 1839. He established a farm at this site in Delta County and also served as a Texas Ranger in three area militia companies in the Republic of Texas era. Later, during the Mexican War, he served under legendary Ranger Jack Hays. Rattan was killed on December 18, 1847 in battle with Native Americans, but the details of his death, including the location of the battle and his gravesite, remain unknown. He is remembered for his contributions to the safety of pioneers in Delta County and throughout the state. (2005)
This page last updated: 7/15/2008 |
Littleton Rattan Historical Marker Location Map, Cooper, Texas
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