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Elizabeth Quatie Brown  was born in Georgia in 1791 to Elizabeth Martin and Thomas Brown. She had 9 siblings. She was Little Rock's Native American Princess.

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She married Robert Henley and changed her name to Elizabeth Brown Henley. They had 1 child together.

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After her husband Robert Henley died, she married a Native American man named John Ross in the year 1813. They had 4 kids together. Their 5th child was stillborn. She then changed her name again to Elizabeth Quatie Ross. They were considered Native American Royalty.

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On the the trail of tears, she unfortunately fell ill. On the trip to Oklahoma, on February 1st, 1839 on the Victoria Steamboat, she passed away with pneumonia around the age of 47 or 48 years old. She was best known for giving a sick child her only blanket on the trail of tears. She was referred to as a noble hearted women. Her husband and five kids continued their journey to Oklahoma alone.

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