Died on 99th birthday.

Dau of Daniel Yeager (1781 – 1834) and Susannah Yeager (1782 – 1837).

m: Jacob Browder Reser (1799 – 1859), Sept 1821, Rhea TN. Jacob was son of Jacob Reser (1772 – 1853) and Amy Cagey (1773 – 1806)

Jacob and Eliza's ch inc:
-Susannah Catherine 1823 – 1889 m: Aaron Darby
-Mary Jane 1825 – 1892
-Solomon Archable 1828 – 1903
-Ananias Browder 1830 – 1925
-Martha Elizabeth 1833 – 1927 m: James Vaughan
-Josiah Washington 1837 – 1927/OK
(per obit, four of her six children survived her).


Jacob and Eliza moved to Hickory Co MO in 1838, where they raised their family and lived out their lives.

U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Name: Elizabeth Yeager
Birth Place: KY, Birth Year: 1802
Spouse Name: Jacob Browder Reser
Spouse Birth Place: TN, Birth Year: 1799
Marriage Year: 1821; Marriage State: TN

Obit:
"100th BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Eliza Reser nee Yarger died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Mary E. Vaughan, 3 miles north of Balm, Mo., Sunday Feb. 24th at noon on her hundredth birthday. She was born in Washington county, Ken. Feb. 24th 1802, and at the age of four years emigrated with her parents to Tennessee. She was married to Jacob Reser in 1821 to this union six children were born, three girls and three bos, four of whom survive, viz, S.A.L. Reser of Urbana Mo., A.B. Reser of Pittsburg Mo., Mrs. Martha E. Vaughan of Balm, Mo., Jacob Reser of Southwest City Mo. She with her husband moved to Hickory county Mo. in 1938. Her husband died in Dec. 1859 since that time she has made her home with her children. In Aug 1897 she came to Filley to make her home with her grandson J.A. Vaughan, but in the latter part of autum of the same year she moved to her daughter's north of Balm where she resided until the time of her death. Grandma Reser was converted and joined the M. E. church when only a girl and lived a faithful member until the summons came calling her home there to join the innumerable caravan which walks the golden streets of the new Jerusalaem. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Geo. Worthington at Harriman chapel and the body was interred in the Harriman cemetery. She was a member of the M. E. church at Bower Chapel Dallas county Mo. At the time of her death besides her own children she leaves 43 grand-children, 123 great-grand-children and several great-great-grand children and a host of relations and friends to mounr her departure. Grandmother is gone but not forever we will meet her and greet her on that ever shining shore to part no more, if we only live as she has lived. May the God of heaven sustain and comfort the bereaved relatives and friends.
A Relative."

(Note: Obit indicates she died on 100th birthday, but it was her 99th. Obit transcribed without corrections, as published in unknown newspaper and posted to the Vaughan/Silveria Family Tree, Ancestry.com.)

Note: Given name was Elizabeth, nickname Eliza; tombstone engraved Eliza, used here per guidelines.