Eunice D. McTyre married John Croxton on 15 December 1817 in Middlesex County, Virginia. The father was Joseph McTyre. Security was Lewis Walden and “Mickl. Daniel”.

On 20 March 1835, a warrant, No. 8122, was issued for 100 acres by the Land Office at Richmond, Virginia, to Carter Daniel, Mickelborough Daniel, Elizabeth Howerton, Ea[illegible] Croxton, Francis Clarke, Elizabeth Dunn, Ann McIntyre, Larkin McIntyre, and Alfred McIntyre as the only heirs of John Daniel, a private for three years in the Virginia Continental line. [National Archives, Revolutionary War Pension Records of John Daniel.]

1850 U.S. Census, Essex County, Virginia
Page 97
Dwelling 560, Family 560
Croxton, Eunice, 50, male [sic], born in Virginia, cannot read or write
Croxton, Claiborne, 23, female [sic], born in Virginia, cannot read or write
Croxton, John, 20, male, born in Virginia
Acres, June[?], 19, female, born in Virginia

She is listed as the mother of her son John in his marriage to Frances Quarles.