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WALDREN Issue| Possible children. Births Sep 1900 Waldren , Edwin Hartley W. 2c 202 Births Mar 1904 WALDREN, Gertrude E F Hartley W 2c 198 Births Dec 1906 Waldren , Geoffrey Edward Hartley W. 2c 202 Births Jun 1908 Waldren , Phyllis Rosina Hartley W 2c 215 * Births Sep 1908 Waldren , Gertrude Mary J Hartley W. 2c 201 * * Not both but there is another Waldren man married to a Chandler woman. |
| Death 2nd qtr. 1948 Waldren, William J aged 75 Aldershot 6b 21 |
| Marriage 1st qtr. 1900 Bundey Mena Beatrice Camberwell 1d 917 Waldren William James Camberwell 1d 917 |
| Annie Waldron in household of James Waldron, "USA Census, 1900" Event Place: ED 171 Hartford city Ward 6, Hartford, Connecticut Birth Date: Jun 1887 Birthplace: Connecticut Relationship to Head of Household: Daughter Father's Birthplace: New York Mother's Birthplace: New York Race: White Gender: Female Marital Status: Single Page: 19 Sheet Letter: B Family Number: 423 Reference ID: 92 GS Film number: 1240137 Digital Folder Number: 004118708 Image Number: 00578 Household Gender Age Birthplace Head James Waldron M 44 New York Wife Louise Waldron F 39 New York Dau Elsie Waldron F 20 New York Dau May Waldron F 18 New York Son William Waldron M 16 New York Dau Annie Waldron F 13 Connecticut Son John Waldron M 5 Connecticut Dau Dorothy Waldron F 3 Connecticut Servant Theressa Marmel F 28 Germany ----- Annie L Chatfield in household of E Carlyle CHATFIELD, "USA Census, 1920" Event Place: , New Haven, Connecticut Gender: Female Age: 32 Marital Status: Married Race: White Birthplace: Connecticut Birth Year (Estimated): 1888 Relationship to Head of Household: Wife |
| I was born at the Canadian Red Cross, Taplow, Buckinghamshire. I lived in Bracknell, Berkshire, a few other places and settled in Guernsey in 1999 I married nick batiste who has 2 children from a previous marriage and nick and I have Paris Jacqueline Adrianne batiste 12/10/02 and Leah jade batiste 13/04/06. We married 9/8/8 in guernsey. |
| USA Public Records Name: Brittany B Wales Residence Date: 01 Jun 2001-01 Jan 2002 Residence Place: Abilene, Texas Birth Date: 18 Jun 1979 Phone Number: 672-7759 Phone Number Recorded Date: 15 Nov 2007 Address: 3602 Rolling Green Dr Apt 1315, Abilene, Texas 79606 Address Date: 01 Jun 2001-01 Jan 2002 2nd Address: 457 Merchant St., Abilene, Texas 79603 2nd Address Date: 01 Nov 1999-01 Jun 2001 3rd Address: 225 PO Box, Sundance, Wyoming 82729 3rd Address Date: 01 Nov 1996-15 Nov 2007 Record Number: 335160536 |
| USA Public Records Name: Jaime Wales Also Known As: Jaimee Nicole Wales Residence Date: 01 Sep 2000 Residence Place: Abilene, Texas Birth Date: 02 Oct 1981 Phone Number: (307) 283-1634 Phone Number Recorded Date: 15 Nov 2007 Address: 27388 Po Box, Abilene, Texas 79699 Address Date: 01 Sep 2000 2nd Address: 225 PO Box, Sundance, Wyoming 82729 2nd Address Date: 01 May 2000-15 Nov 2007 3rd Address: 703 Main, Sundance, Wyoming 82729 3rd Address Date: 01 Jan 2000-01 Jul 2000 Possible Relatives: Cheryl Ann Wales, Terrance Charles Wales Record Number: 336409332 |
| USA Public Records Name: Terry C Wales Also Known As: Terrance Charles Wales 2nd Also Known As Name: T Wales Residence Date: 01 Jan 2004-01 Feb 2006 Residence Place: Sundance, Wyoming Birth Date: 05 May 1951 Phone Number: (307) 283-1634 Phone Number Recorded Date: 15 Nov 2007 Address: 705 Main E., Sundance, Wyoming 82729 Address Date: 01 Jan 2004-01 Feb 2006 2nd Address: 703 Main., Sundance, Wyoming 82729 2nd Address Date: 01 Oct 1995-01 Jan 2002 3rd Address: 707 Main 3rd Address Continued: Sundance, Wyoming 82729 3rd Address Date: 01 Jul 1986 Possible Relatives: Cheryl Ann Wales, Jaimee Nicole Wales Record Number: 101941466 |
| 7 Males and 1 Female --- John Venn Walkden Male abt 1835 Middlesex Frederic Walkden Male abt 1839 Middlesex Mathew Walkden Male abt 1840 Middlesex |
| Other info. Mary Anne Sarah Walkden, born 1831 in England; died 1902 in Caulfield, Victoria. She married William Ravenscroft Stephen 1853 in Church of England, Christ Church, St Kilda, Victoria; died 1899 in Darnum, Victoria. |
| Lived Pinner Park Middlesex London England, Carmarthen Wales, Lancashire (briefly) from 1839-1852. Arrived 1852 Melbourne Australia per "Great Britain" with parents and siblings and long term servant Mary Dell. ----- Australia, Sydney Branch Genealogical Library, Cemetery Inscriptions Name Richard Cecil Walkden Event Type Burial Event Date 31 Dec 1915 Event Place Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Burial Place Jilliby Age 80 Spouse's Name Janet Walkden ----- Burial Plot Church of England Row D Find a Grave. Memorial ID 152848712 |
| England, Lincolnshire, Parish Registers Name: Richard Walkden Sex: Male Baptism Date: 06 Aug 1798 Baptism Place: Barton upon Humber, Lincolnshire, England Father's Name: Thomas Walkden Mother's Name: Elizabeth Walkden ===== More About Richard Walkden: Address (Facts Pg): 1863, 129 acres at Pakenham near Melbourne. Immigration: 1852, 'Great Britain' disembarking Port of Melbourne Undertaker: Patrick Quinn (maternal uncle of Ned Kelly famous Victorian Bushranger) ----- Richard Walkden 1798-1880 of Lincolnshire, Russia & Australia This page is under construction: At 3 oçlock on Saturday 21 August 1852 the entire Richard Walkden family left the shores of England and sailed to Australia aboard the SS Great Britain built by Isambard Kingdom Brunell. The Great Britain... On board the ship was 1400 tons of coal and a small quantity of anthracite,a potent fuel to be used as an experiment to power the vessel. This load was deemed enough to produce enough steam for the whole distance non stop but just to be certain a stop was scheduled for Cape Town to reload more coal. Ships had already been dispatched with coal to await the Great Britain's arrival. The Pictorial Times reported the departure of the from Princes Pier Liverpool. Crowds of enthusiastic spectators lined the banks on the Liverpool side. Steam boats and craft gaily dressed with flags & streamers and ferries on the Cheshire side, all crammed with passengers filled the waterway. The Great Britain carrying 630 passengers, a heavy mail and 130 crew and protected with 6 heavy deck guns and ammunition for 100 men was scheduled to call at the Cape of Good Hope where she would stay 2-3 days while the crew replenished supplies and took on livestock. Bay of Biscay "the heavy rolling swell of the sea caused the ship to roll from side to side..." · "The ship was forced back to St Helena as it ran out of coal." There was opportunity to visit Napoleon’s house and grave here. (no body) · 3 Chinese boarded the vessel here - some dissention by passengers as to their accommodation · "Captain Matthews was very anxious about the comforts of his passengers and he arranged a sort of platform on the bulwarks for the gentlemen to lounge or play games, leaving the deck free for the ladies and children...." Passenger list shows - Mrs and Miss Walkden in the after saloon - Mr Rich Walkden ,Children and Mary Dell (a long-time servant) in the fore saloon - The intended husband of Mary Sarah Walkden (Miss Walkden ), W R Stephen, was also travelling in the after Saloon Left Liverpool Sat Aug 21 1852 Arrived St Helena 29 September Arrived Cape Town 10 Oct 1852 ----- Lyle McConachy about Richard: "After 82 days at sea, the Great Britain arrived at Melbourne on 11 November 1852. After disembarking at Melbourne, the Walkden family trekked to the goldfields as soon as was practicable. We do not know in which direction they headed as both the Ballarat and Bendigo fields were in full swing. We do know that their stay on the goldfields as a family was a short one. The family dispersed to various parts of Victoria and beyond." ...."Fred's father and mother were living in Melbourne in 1864. Some years earlier they had bought 129 acres at Pakenham (near Melbourne), subsequently they sold the land in 1863. Later in 1863, Richard and Mary, with their two oldest sons, John Venn and Richard Cecil, purchased 20 acres at Footscray for £220. Richard and Mary also moved to Geelong, having sold their Footscray property for £160 in1869. They purchased a six-room weatherboard house on the corner of Nantes Street and West Melbourne Road, West Geelong in 1870." ----- The Walkden family did trek to the goldfields of New South Wales soon after arriving in Australia.--- 1853 Marriage of daughter Mary Ann Sarah to William Ravenscroft Stephen - Mary Walkden (step mother) stated she was of Prahran 1853 unclaimed letter for Mrs R Walkden off Great Britain, at Melbourne Post Office (Govt Gazette 1854 letter from Uncle Frederick to Mary Ann Sarah in Australia 1854 - Rosalie to Mary ?? 1855 The Stephen family were in St Kilda ----- 1856 SMH Sat 26th July 1856 Tumut Tea Meeting A public tea meeting was held on the 16th instant for the first time in this district by the members and friends of the Presbyterian Congregation in their new place of worship when not withstanding the late inclement weather , upwards of 100 persons sat down to tea. The tables were simply furnished by the ladies of the congregation, After tea, addresses were delivered on interesting subjects by the pastor (the Rev Patrick Fitzgerald) Mr Richard Walkden, Dr Large, Mr R Gordon and Mr F Anderson. After singing the doxology the benediction was pronounced and the meeting separated highly gratified with the proceedings of the evening. ----- 1857 - 2 October Allotment #1 owned by R Walkden - 11 acres on Tumut River sold to William Bridle for £300 (Henry Moon attested to the signature of Richard Walkden) ----- Public Meeting at Tumut A public meeting held in Moon’s Assembly Room on the 19th instant, for the double purpose of petitioning the legislature on the land question and hearing the political opinions of Dr James Eugene Owen who purposes offering himself as a candidate in the event of a general election .Mr Gordon was voted to the chair. Mr Walkden then addressed the meeting. Although it was a small one he looked forward to satisfactory results from it, as there was always an earnestness in such gatherings. The generality of men who offered themselves for the suffrages of constituencies did so to serve their own interests, and not those of the people they represent. The conduct of their present member (Mr Hay) had compelled them to hold the present meeting; he ,with those now who act with him, obstructed the business of the country, and, instead of studying the interests of the colonists, had been intent on serving themselves. As the district had not been fairly treated it was high time for the electors to exert themselves and he (Mr W) hoped to see a change brought about by the people of Tumut and such outlying places in the colony. The inhabitants must work individually and work orderly too. He augered well from the appearance of the meeting and in the event of a dissolution of the Assembly he trusted to see Dr Owen at the head of the poll (Cheers.) He entreated those present to pull together in the cause and they would then be able to send the Doctor home with a peaceful garland on his brow. The speaker then moved the adoption of the motion on the land question and that it be entrusted to Mr T A Murray for presentation. Mr McAlister seconded the motion which was carried nem. con. .. Dr Owen denounced the Waste Landa Act as scandalous ..... there is more ----- The Argus Melbourne Sat 6 Feb 1858 advertisement Wed 10th Feb To Butchers, Dairymen, Bullock Drivers & Others Hotel Property, Milch Cows Fat Cattle etc Mr Zorab has been instructed by Messrs Walkden & Hughes of Gippsland to sell by auction at Gibson’s Hotel Oakleigh on Wed 10th inst. At 1 o’çlock prompt. 10 superior milch cows, 6 springers, 2 teams each 6 working bullocks, 8 head prime fat cattle,40 pigs, draft mare suited to light harness etc, Bartlet’s Hotel , situated in the centre of Oakleigh with 1 acre of land, the house contains 10 rooms, stables etc & lately undergone renovation..." ----- The Victoria Post Office directory Google Book search " Richard Walkden Melbourne" Walkden Richd sqttr Jan Juc ----- 1862 - Fred & James Madden Edward Quilty 1863 Richard & Mary sold 129 acres at Pakenham (near Melbourne) and purchased 20 acres at Footscray with sons John Venn and Richard Cecil 1863-64 Letters from Frederick about Richard’s enquiries for money 1867 - notes from MS manuscript 1866 daughter Emily was governess in Tumut - Wermatong 1869 Walkden Richd sqttr Jan Juc now known as Bellbrae listed in Vic Post Office directory Richard and Mary sold Footscray for £160 1870 Richard and Mary purchased a 6 room weatherboard house on the corner of Nantes St and West Melbourne Rd 1873 Daughter Emily married Charles Mackie in Geelong and both give Newtown geelong as residence - Ravenscroft Stephen and S D Bird were witnesses. 1873 Fred & family moved to Stratford (near Sale) = station overseer Also at Stratford were Frank Walkden and Mary Ann Stephen & family. 1877 - death of Mary’s brother George Dougan Letter to R from John 1879 Richard with Fred at Hansonville Greta 1880 letter Mary to Rosalie 1880-1881 Death of Mary Stephen Walkden NZ - her will ===== England and Wales Census, 1841 Name: Richard Walkden Titles and Terms: NULL Event Place: Pinner, Middlesex, England Residence Note: Pinner Park Gender: Male Age: 42-46 Age: 42 Occupation: Null Birth Year (Estimated): 1795-1799 Registration District: Hendon Parish: Pinner County: Middlesex Page Number: 3 Registration Number: HO107 Piece/Folio: 657/24 Affiliate Record Type: Institution Richard Walkden M 42-46 Mary Walkden F 36-40 Mary Ann Walkden F 11 Middlesex John Walkden M 6 Middlesex Richard Walkden M 5 Middlesex Frederic Walkden M 2 Middlesex Mathew Walkden M 0 Middlesex Mary Dell F 35-39 Middlesex Phoble Taylor F 20-24 Middlesex Elizabeth Smith F 30-34 Middlesex George Martin M 20-24 Mary Jeffreys F 8 ??? Gibbs M 35-39 Sarah Gibbs F 30-34 Elizabeth Collings F 36-40 William Gumwell M 35-39 Ann Gumwell F 35-39 Isaac Thomson M 20-24 ??? Durrant M 20-24 William Wright M 16-20 James Deer M 20-24 Edw Borholm M 20-24 Joseph Piddle M 15-19 James Chilton M 30-34 |
| England Marriages Name Richard Walkden Spouse's Name Mary Stephen Dougan Event Date 11 Jul 1833 Event Place Old Church,Saint Pancras,London,England ===== It is not known how Richard Walkden became acquainted with Mary Stephen Dougan but on 11th July 1833 at St Pancras Old Church in London, she and Richard were married. Mary, then aged 29, took on the dual role of Mrs Richard Walkden and the step mother of Elizabeth aged 7 and Mary Ann Sarah aged 3. (I have often wondered whether Mary Dougan was the Walkden children's governess. This is pure conjecture on my part. However the common friendship of Richard Walkden and John Dougan to John Venn and his family could have been the basis for the employment.) |
| Father: Thomas Walkden, 4 Nov 1760 - 3 Apr 1840. Mother: Ann Hall, |
| Massachusetts Births and Christenings Name: Angleina Walker Event Type: Birth Event Date: 17 Jan 1816 Event Place: Milford, Worcester, Massachusetts Sex: Female Mother's Name: Polley Sumner Walker (Single) |
| Massachusetts Marriages Name: Willard F. Parker Event Date: 3 Sep 1837 Event Place: Milford, Worcester, Massachusetts Sex: Male Spouse's Name: Angeline Walker Spouse's Sex: Female |
| Children of Lucy Ariail Date: 9/12/2006 9:40:08 A.M. Central Daylight Time From: colonel2@alltel.net (excerpt) The other large rancher was Bruce Jennings Walker. After graduating from Colorado State University, he joined his Father in the Bear Butte Banking Business in Sturgis, South Dakota. He had a forty-year career in the banking business, serving in many capacities during this time. He was very active in all community affairs where he could contribute his time to his town and neighbors. In 1984, the citizens of Meade County voted him to served in the South Dakota State Senate. The thing that Bruce loved the most, though, was the time that he spent at his ranch near Union City, South Dakota. This love for ranching was nurtured by the time he had spent on his grandfather, William Hughes, ranch near Interior, South Dakota. William Smoot Hughes was the husband of Maude Julia Woods, who was the daughter of Anna Augusta Chatfield Woods who was mentioned in the bio above. |
| Father's Name W. P. Mother's Name Martha ===== USA Census, 1910 Name Elmer Walker Event Place Mucklow, Kanawha, West Virginia Gender Male Age 27 Marital Status Married Race White Relationship to Head of Household Head Birth Year (Estimated) 1883 Birthplace West Virginia Father's Birthplace West Virginia Mother's Birthplace West Virginia Sheet Letter A Sheet Number 5 Elmer Walker Head M 27 West Virginia Luda Walker Wife F 25 West Virginia Sadie Walker Dau F 7 West Virginia Elmer Walker Son M 5 West Virginia Frances Walker Dau F 3 West Virginia William Walker Son M 1 West Virginia ----- USA Census, 1920 Name Elmer W Walker Event Place Sherman, Boone, West Virginia Gender Male Age 37 Marital Status Married Race White Relationship to Head of Household Head Birth Year (Estimated) 1883 Birthplace West Virginia Father's Birthplace West Virginia Mother's Birthplace West Virginia Sheet Letter B Sheet Number 20 Elmer W Walker Head M 37 West Virginia Luda E Walker Wife F 35 West Virginia Elmer L Walker Son M 15 West Virginia Francis B Walker Dau F 12 West Virginia William P Walker Son M 10 West Virginia Johnie L Walker Son M 8 West Virginia Howard M Walker Son M 5 West Virginia Henry L Walker Son M 3 West Virginia Dana D Walker Son M 0 West Virginia ----- USA Census, 1930 Name Elmer W Walker Event Place Charleston, Kanawha, West Virginia Gender Male Age 48 Marital Status Married Race White Relationship to Head of Household Head Birth Year (Estimated) 1882 Birthplace West Virginia Father's Birthplace West Virginia Mother's Birthplace West Virginia Sheet Letter B Sheet Number 13 Elmer W Walker Head M 48 West Virginia Luda E Walker Wife F 45 West Virginia John L Walker Son M 18 West Virginia Howard M Walker Son M 16 West Virginia Henry L Walker Son M 13 West Virginia Dana D Walker Son M 11 West Virginia Helen J Walker Dau F 9 West Virginia Ruth W Walker Dau F 6 West Virginia ----- USA Census, 1940 Name Elmer Walker Event Place Ward 17, Charleston, Loudon Magisterial District, Kanawha, West Virginia Gender Male Age 58 Marital Status Married Race White Relationship to Head of Household Head Birthplace West Virginia Birth Year (Estimated) 1882 Last Place of Residence Same Place Elmer Walker Head M 58 West Virginia Luda Walker Wife F 55 West Virginia William P Walker Son M 30 West Virginia Dana D Walker Son M 21 West Virginia Helen Walker Dau F 19 West Virginia Ruth Walker Dau F 16 West Virginia |
| Name Elmer Walker Age (Expanded) 20 years Birth Year (Estimated) 1881 Spouse's Name Luda Eva Henneman Spouse's Age (Expanded) 16 years Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1885 Event Type Marriage Event Date 01 Jul 1901 Event Place Montgomery, Fayette, West Virginia Father's Name W. P. Mother's Name Martha Spouse's Father's Name John Spouse's Mother's Name Eva Affiliate Repository Type County Records |
| 1920 census was teacher. |
| New Hampshire, Marriages Name: Herbert H. Chatfield Birthplace: West Randolph, Vt Spouse's Name: Eva E. Walker Spouse's Birth Date: 1870 Spouse's Birthplace: Claremont, Nh Spouse's Age: 22 Event Date: 16 Mar 1892 Event Place: Claremont, Nh Father's Name: George H. Chatfield Mother's Name: Elen E. Chadwick Spouse's Father's Name: George O. Walker Spouse's Mother's Name: Lucy Randall Race: White Spouse's Race: White Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M39069-5 System Origin: New Hampshire-VR GS Film number: 1000973 Reference ID: 2:3F1BL6S |
| West Virginia Births Name Frances Bell Walker Event Date 25 Mar 1907 Event Place Gallagher, Kanawha, West Virginia Gender Female Father's Name Elmer Walker Mother's Name Luda Eva Henneman |
| Burial Plot: Original Cemetery, Section 3, Lot 8 Find A Grave Memorial# 52420724 ===== USA Census, 1900 Name: Frank H Walker Event Place: Edmond Township Edmond town, Oklahoma, Oklahoma Territory Gender: Male Age: 35 Marital Status: Married Race: White Relationship to Head of Household: Head Years Married: 5 Birth Date: Nov 1865 Birthplace: Michigan Marriage Year (Estimated): 1895 Father's Birthplace: New York Mother's Birthplace: New York Household Role Gender Age Birthplace Frank H Walker Head M 35 Michigan Florence Walker Wife F 25 Kansas Esther M Walker Dau F 5 Oklahoma Jessie H Walker Dau F 2 Oklahoma District: 164 , Sheet Number and Letter: 14A , Household ID: 257 , Line Number: 4 , GS Film Number: 1241340 , Digital Folder Number: 004119025 , Image Number: 00622 ----- USA Census, 1910 Name: Frank Walker Event Place: Dixon, Sumner, Kansas Gender: Male Age: 43 Marital Status: Married Race: White Relationship to Head of Household: Head Birth Year (Estimated): 1867 Birthplace: Michigan Father's Birthplace: New York Mother's Birthplace: New York Household Role Gender Age Birthplace Frank Walker Head M 43 Michigan Florence Walker Wife F 34 Kansas Esther Walker Dau F 13 Oklahoma Harlow Walker Son M 10 Oklahoma Howard Walker Son M 9 Oklahoma Walter Walker Son M 6 Oklahoma Floyd Walker Son M 4 Kansas Gilbert Walker Son M 2 Kansas District: 155 , Sheet Number and Letter: 9B , Household ID: 86 , GS Film number: 1374471 , Digital Folder Number: 004329903 , Image Number: 01104 ----- USA Census, 1920 Name: Frank Walker Event Place: Dixon, Sumner, Kansas Gender: Male Age: 53 Marital Status: Married Race: White Relationship to Head of Household: Head Birth Year (Estimated): 1867 Birthplace: Michigan Father's Birthplace: New York Mother's Birthplace: New York Household Role Gender Age Birthplace Frank Walker Head M 53 Michigan Florence Walker Wife F 44 Kansas Esther Walker Dau F 23 Oklahoma Harlow Walker Son M 20 Oklahoma Howard Walker Son M 18 Oklahoma Walter Walker Son M 16 Oklahoma Floyd Walker Son M 14 Kansas Hazel Walker Dau F 9 Kansas Lawerence Walker Son M 0 Kansas District: 171 , Sheet Number and Letter: 3A , Household ID: 38 , Line Number: 35 , GS Film number: 1820553 , Digital Folder Number: 004300898 , Image Number: 00203 ----- USA Census, 1930 Name: Frank Walker Event Place: Big Hill, Osage, Oklahoma Gender: Male Age: 63 Marital Status: Married Race: White Relationship to Head of Household: Head Birth Year (Estimated): 1867 Birthplace: Michigan Father's Birthplace: USA Mother's Birthplace: Michigan Household Role Gender Age Birthplace Frank Walker Head M 63 Michigan Florence Walker Wife F 54 Kansas Floyd Walker Son M 23 Kansas Lawrence Walker Son M 10 Kansas District: 0007 , Sheet Number and Letter: 8B , Household ID: 182 , Line Number: 53 , GS Film number: 2341656 , Digital Folder Number: 004661238 , Image Number: 00756 |
| Spouse of Florence Gertrude CHATFIELD 1875-1949 |
| Name: Frank H Walker Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 28 Oct 1895 Event Place: , Logan, Oklahoma Gender: Male Age: 29 Birth Year (Estimated): 1866 Father's Name: Charles Walker Mother's Name: Sarah J Sherman Spouse's Name: Florence G Chatfield Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 20 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1875 Spouse's Father's Name: Jesse Chatfield Spouse's Mother's Name: Maria Warner Page: 326 GS Film Number: 0378321 , Digital Folder Number: 004532506 , Image Number: 00462 Witness Viola Chatfield. Actual Certificate of Marriage states event took place at Guthrie in Logan Co. |
| Kansas County Marriages Name George A Walker Event Type Marriage Event Date 28 Jul 1906 Event Place Sedgwick, Kansas Gender Male Age 28 Birth Year (Estimated) 1878 Spouse's Name Emma Chatfield Spouse's Gender Female Spouse's Age 22 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1884 |
| World War I Draft Registration: Name: Harrold Jennings Walker (Mrs. Mary E. Walker (Mother)) City: Not Stated County: Thayer State: Nebraska BirthPlace: Nebraska Birth Date: 10 Jun 1896 Roll: 1711773 DraftBoard: 0 ~~~~~~~ SD Marriages: Name: Harold Jennings Walker (bachelor) Age: 32 Gender: Male Spouse: Mary Elizabeth Hughes (maiden) Age: 26 Gender: Fem Marriage Date: 2 Sep 1928 Marriage County: Lawrence County of Residence: Meade Post Office: Sturgis License # 126746; Reg. # 36. ~~~~~~~ CENSUS 1930: Name: RESIDENCE: Sturgis, Meade, South Dakota; Roll: 2227; Pg: 10B; ED: 26; Image: 707.0. Harold J. Walker 33 South Dakota head Mary E. Walker 27 South Dakota wife Bruce J. Walker 0 3/12 South Dakota Son Beth J. Walker 0 3/12 South Dakota dau |
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