The Birthplace of the Texas Flag"- House Resolution 1123 "Original" Document Presented to C. B. Stewart Descendant 

Pictured L to R: Linda Woods (Heritage Trails Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and Director of Shenandoah Convention and Visitor's Bureau); Wes Stephens (Shenandoah City Councilman); Pat Spackey (Vice Regent Heritage Trails Chapter Daughters of the the American Revolution and descendant of Texas patriot, Dr. Charles B. Stewart); William Dickson (Shenandoah Hospitality Coordinator) and Randy Woods (Publisher of the The Peoples Scene). 

   "I am truly overwhelmed and thank the City of Shenandoah from the very bottom of my heart!," said Spackey.  "Our family is so proud to be descendants of Dr. Charles B. Stewart and because resolution #1123 officially commemorates Montgomery County as the "Birthplace of the Texas Flag," it is so special to our family.  To have an "original "copy in my family is absolutely incredible!"

   Because of her heritage, membership in history and patriotic organizations in the area have been a special blessing to the Spackey family.  In addition to serving as Vice Regent of the Heritge Trails Chapter of The Daughters of the American Revolution, Pat is President of the the Judge Nathaniel Hart Davis Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas; and serves as an officer of the Montgomery County Genealogical and Historical Soceity and the newly organized Texas Heritage Society.  She is a "Friend " of the Charles B. Stewart Library, the Montgomery Historical Society, The Lake Conroe Rotary Club's Memory Park, the Heritage Musuem of Montgomery County and the Nart Hart Davis Museum in Montgomery.

Spackey presents programs on Texas History and the Texas Flag, while protraying "Mrs. Charles B. Stewart" in costume.

House Resolution No. 1123 was adopted by the Texas House of Representatives on May 30, 1997. Click here to see a complete transcription of House Resolution No. 1123.