Honoring Tradition and Ranching in South Texas

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“Tex [Albert Sager Elliott] didn’t make many mistakes about important things. He knew everything about water, land and livestock," said his wife Jan.

This article delves into the remarkable legacy of the Elliott family, South Texas ranchers with a deep-rooted connection to the land and a commitment to tradition. It all began with a young Tex Elliott, who, at the age of ten, embarked on a journey from Port Arthur to Laredo, driven by his passion for cattle ranching and the influence of his grandfather, A. E. "Lonnie" Gates.