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Birth*: November 1897
Burial*: May 1898, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado
Death*: May 1898

Father: Thomas Carroll Walker b. October 1849, d. September 1900
Mother: Mary Martha Hawkins b. November 1859, d. July 1913

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Birth*: 8 July 1883
Baptism: 23 September 1883, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, she was baptised by Rev. William Scott.
Marriage*: 1906, Principal=Andrew Murphy
Marriage*: November 1921, Principal=James Herbert Hogg
Death*: September 1958, the Peoples Cemetery, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Burial*: the Peoples Cemetery, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: David Walker b. 10 June 1833, d. 31 January 1909
Mother: Elizabeth Higgins b. 14 March 1846, d. 18 November 1934

Andrew Murphy b. 1879, d. June 1919

Children:

Lorne Elmer Walker b. 15 Jun 1903, d. 5 Jul 1981
Lena Ruth Murphy b. 1908, d. 1909
David Walker Murphy b. 12 Mar 1910
Ira Scott Murphy b. 26 Nov 1916, d. 18 May 1977

James Herbert Hogg b. 7 July 1883, d. 10 March 1923

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Name-Com: Lila Walker
Nickname: Lulu Walker
Birth*: 2 August 1886, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Marriage*: 4 July 1906, Principal=Charles Baker Harvey
Death*: 22 October 1972, Crapaud, Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Burial*: the Peoples Cemetery, Crapaud, Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: Gavin Henderson Walker b. 1 July 1840
Mother: Isabella Scott

Charles Baker Harvey b. 2 April 1885, d. 15 October 1973

Children:

Lawson Keith Harvey b. 26 Mar 1907

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Birth*: 2 August 1887

Father: Gavin Henderson Walker b. 12 October 1862, d. 4 January 1929
Mother: Sarah Alice Huestis b. 14 February 1865, d. 1944

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Birth*: 15 June 1903
Death*: 5 July 1981

Father: Andrew Murphy b. 1879, d. June 1919
Mother: Laura Scott Walker b. 8 July 1883, d. September 1958

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Name-Com: Lorne Walker
Nickname: Mickey Walker
Birth*: 11 February 1920
Marriage*: 22 June 1946, Central United Church, 154 Queen St., Moncton, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada, there were no children., Principal=Alice Alberta McKinley
Death*: 19 June 1992, the Moncton Hospital, Moncton, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada, after a sudden illness (unknown).
Burial*: 22 June 1992, Fairhaven Cemetery, Moncton, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada, Lot # B-2, Grave # 162

Father: Arthur Preston Walker b. 12 May 1890, d. 23 May 1963
Mother: Ella Mae Townshend b. 3 February 1892, d. 5 January 1987

Alice Alberta McKinley b. 4 February 1917, d. 24 July 1997

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Marriage*: Principal=William Henry Bynon
Baptism*: 23 June 1868, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Death*: 1923, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Burial*: 1923, the Peoples Cemetery, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: Edward Walker b. 22 December 1835, d. 24 July 1921
Step-mother: Sarah Glover b. 31 October 1841, d. 8 April 1899

William Henry Bynon b. 1862, d. 1931

Children:

Mabron Bynon b. 1903, d. 1984

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Birth*: 25 May 1793, Wintersheugh Farm, Cummertrees Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Marriage*: 1818, Principal=David McKay
Death*: 4 December 1873
Burial*: North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: David Walker b. 25 June 1762, d. 15 April 1844
Mother: Margaret Hetherington b. 9 January 1764, d. 27 June 1824

David McKay b. 1798, d. 18 July 1840

Children:

Janet McKay+ b. 2 Feb 1819, d. 11 Mar 1851
Mary Anne McKay b. 4 May 1821, d. 19 Jun 1888
Margaret H. McKay b. 6 May 1824, d. 19 Dec 1893
William McKay+ b. 4 May 1827
David McKay b. 12 May 1830, d. 10 Aug 1898
Ellen McKay b. 25 Dec 1832, d. 23 Jan 1924
Sarah Jane McKay b. 19 Jul 1834
John McKay b. 2 Sep 1836

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Residence*: Lived in New Brunswick, Canada
Baptism*: 7 December 1843, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Marriage*: 21 May 1869, Principal=Anthony Forrest
Death*: 1911

Father: James W. Walker b. 14 November 1804, d. 27 January 1866
Mother: Mary Hogg b. 1814, d. 13 April 1880

Anthony Forrest

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Birth*: June 1909, Saint John, Saint John County, New Brunswick, Canada
Death*: 19 July 1909, Saint John, Saint John County, New Brunswick, Canada
Burial*: possibly Cedarhill Cemetery, Saint John, Saint John County, New Brunswick, Canada

Father: Cecil Wiggins Walker b. 6 September 1879, d. 13 December 1967
Mother: Muriel Fleetwood Ketchum b. 11 November 1883, d. 16 June 1974

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Marriage*: Freetown, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Principal=Joseph A Taylor
Birth*: 8 November 1872
Baptism: 31 July 1873, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, she was baptised Margaret Euphema Walker.

Father: John Walker b. 18 October 1838, d. 29 October 1922
Mother: Janet Neill b. 26 February 1838, d. 24 May 1899

Joseph A Taylor

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Birth: 1869
Baptism*: 8 August 1869, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Death*: 5 November 1883

Father: Robert Walker b. 1840, d. 13 June 1884
Mother: Ellen Found d. 1884

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Birth*: 25 January 1832
Baptism: 23 April 1833, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, her name is entered in Book 1 of the Record of Baptisms as Hetherton Margaret, age fifteen months., Witness=Rev. Robert S. Patterson
Marriage*: 17 January 1850, Margaret Hetherington Walker, Spinster John Glover, Bachelor Married by License, January 17, 1850 , by Hugh Dunbar. Witnesses: Thomas Crabbe & William Glover. Recorded by R. Hodgson, Surrogate.

Marriage Record:
Margaret Hetherington Walker (spinster)
John Glover (bachelor)
Married by license on 17 January 1850 by Hugh Dunbar
Witnesses: Thomas Crabbe & William Glover
Recorded 2 April 1850 - R. Hodgson, surrogate
Source: Marriages 1844-1852, pg. 493
[Provincial Archives, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island], Principal=John Glover
Death*: 18 July 1894
Burial*: United Presbyterian Church, Malpeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: David Walker b. 15 February 1807, d. 26 March 1884
Mother: Janet Glover b. 18 December 1812, d. 25 December 1888

John Glover b. 30 November 1820, d. 7 October 1899

Children:

Reuben Glover
Adam H. Glover b. 1 Jun 1851, d. 27 Mar 1885
Evangeline Glover b. 13 Apr 1853, d. 1 May 1935
Janet Ann Glover b. 17 Jan 1855, d. 9 Aug 1906
Mary R. Glover b. 2 Sep 1857, d. 18 Jul 1932
David W. Glover b. 1 May 1860, d. 6 Jan 1925
William G. Glover b. 1 May 1860, d. 16 May 1860
Jessie Glover b. 25 Mar 1862, d. 20 Jun 1942
William Henry Glover b. 14 Jul 1864, d. 16 Oct 1886
Ella Glover b. 8 Sep 1866, d. 10 Feb 1923
Alvin Glover b. 15 Feb 1869, d. 12 Jun 1925
Alfred Glover b. 21 Nov 1874, d. 13 Nov 1920
Robert Laird Glover+ b. 23 Aug 1877, d. 30 Apr 1935
Fannie S. Glover b. 26 Sep 1878, d. 16 Feb 1942

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Name-Com: Maggie Walker
Birth*: 13 October 1882, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Baptism: 11 November 1883, St. Mark's Anglican Church, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Marriage*: 4 September 1905, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Principal=Hibbert Binnie Haslam
Death*: 7 December 1906, Springfield, Queens County, Prince Edward Island
Burial*: Church of Scotland Cemetery, Springfield, Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: Thomas James Walker b. 10 April 1835, d. 15 February 1918
Mother: Virginia Easter Wiggins b. 25 September 1841, d. 4 December 1913

Hibbert Binnie Haslam b. 8 July 1877, d. 14 October 1948

Children:

Dr. Lewis Charles Haslam+ b. 2 Jul 1906, d. 1978

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Birth*: 15 April 1820, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Death*: 30 July 1825, her death entry in the John Walker Family Bible states that she was "Aged five years and three months". The date on her marker is "July 30th 1826", which does not match her age. Oral history says that she died during the voyage from Scotland to Prince Edward Island, but there are no records to confirm this.
Burial*: North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: John Walker b. 25 September 1795, d. 28 November 1882
Mother: Jane Davidson Weir b. 7 November 1797, d. 9 November 1889

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Name Variation: Margaret Walker
Birth*: 4 November 1825, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Jane Weir was carrying this second Margret during the voyage from England to Canada. Their five-year-old Margret died during the voyage, and it is assumed that this second Margret was named after her sibling.
Baptism: 13 August 1826, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Witness=Rev. Robert S. Patterson
Marriage*: 8 November 1855, Spencerville, Ontario, "Canada West", "Married - on the 8th Nov., by the Rev. Joseph Anderson, Presbyterian Minister, South Gomer, the Rev. Hugh Brown, Spencerville, Canada West, to Miss Margaret Walker, fourth daughter of John Walker, Esq., New Annan, Prince Edward Island.", Principal=Rev. Hugh Brown

Father: John Walker b. 25 September 1795, d. 28 November 1882
Mother: Jane Davidson Weir b. 7 November 1797, d. 9 November 1889

Rev. Hugh Brown

Children:

Hugh Brown
Jennie Brown
Georgie Brown
Elizabeth Brown
A. B. Brown
Joseph Brown

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Name-Com: Marjorie Walker
Birth*: 14 April 1883, New Annan, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Occupation*: 31 March 1901, Botsford Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, a domestic, living in the home of Joseph H. Brownell, his wife Jennie and two children, Hugh M. and Marjorie E. The younger child may have been named after Marjorie Ethel Walker.
Married Name: 30 September 1903, Lamb
Marriage*: 30 September 1903, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada, Principal=John Blacklock Lamb

Father: George Price Walker b. 31 March 1857, d. 24 December 1938
Mother: Mary Adelaide Clark b. 24 March 1861, d. 1932

John Blacklock Lamb b. June 1873

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Note*:
Extract from the Dumfries-Galloway Mailing List, File 388
From Chris and Sheila Hale ([email protected])
Date: 26 October 1998
START OF QUOTE
I tend to favour the Annan/Cummertrees/Lower Annandale area because only there do I actually know of the name "Outermains". Also, the surname Walker is found in Cummertrees, in the farms of Priestside and Wintersheugh. A Mary Walker was born in Wintersheugh on 19.10.1790, child of David Walker and Margaret Hetherton (ie. Hetherington). This family was in Priestside in 1804.
END OF QUOTE

Note that the birth date of Mary Walker is shown as 19 October 1790 here, yet the records in North Bedeque, PEI, Canada have a date of 19 June 1790.
Birth*: 19 June 1790, Wintersheugh Farm, Cummertrees Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Marriage*: Principal=James Marchbank
Death*: 12 April 1875
Burial*: North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island

Father: David Walker b. 25 June 1762, d. 15 April 1844
Mother: Margaret Hetherington b. 9 January 1764, d. 27 June 1824

James Marchbank

Children:

Ellen Marchbank+
Mary Marchbank
Isabel Marchbank+
Robert Marchbank
David Marchbank b. 20 Jan 1813
Samuel Marchbank b. 1816, d. 8 May 1870
John Marchbank+ b. 1830, d. 1874
Margaret Marchbank+ b. Apr 1830, d. a 6 Apr 1857
James Marchbank+ b. 13 Jun 1833, d. 13 Sep 1906

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Birth*: 4 July 1824, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Baptism: 24 April 1825
Death*: 29 March 1887, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Burial*: North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, cemetery marker inscription recorded by David Arthur Walker, September 2000

"Her soul has now taken it's flight
To mansions of glory above,
To mingle with angels of light,
and dwell in the Kingdom of love"

Father: John Walker b. 25 September 1795, d. 28 November 1882
Mother: Jane Davidson Weir b. 7 November 1797, d. 9 November 1889

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Father: James W. Walker b. 14 November 1804, d. 27 January 1866
Mother: Mary Hogg b. 1814, d. 13 April 1880

Death*: Deceased

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Note*: Of Reading, MA She is not listed as a daughter of Richard Walker in 'The Great MigrationBegins'???? This Mary Dyer used a seal with three crescents, going diagonally= an armembossed holding a drawn sword.
Marriage*: circa 1662, Newport, Rhode Island, Principal=William Dyer , Major
Death*: after 1688
Marriage*: after 1688, Principal=Thomas Clifton

Father: Richard Walker b. circa 1611
Mother: Sarah (?) d. after 19 June 1688

William Dyer , Major b. circa 1642, d. before 5 June 1688

Children:

William Dyer+ b. c 1665, d. Oct 1716
Edmund Dyer b. c 1666, d. 1700
Sarah Dyer+ b. 17 Feb 1668/69, d. UNKNOWN
Mary Dyer+ b. 4 Sep 1673, d. UNKNOWN
James Dyer+ b. 23 Oct 1681, d. UNKNOWN

Thomas Clifton d. UNKNOWN

Death*: Deceased

Neil McPherson d. Deceased

Children:

Samuel Edward McPherson b. 21 Aug 1872, d. Jul 1946

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Name Variation: Mamie A. Walker
Birth*: January 1888, Colorado
Residence*: 1900, 607 West 2nd Street, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado
Marriage*: 17 October 1908, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado, Principal=James H. Larsh

Father: Thomas Carroll Walker b. October 1849, d. September 1900
Mother: Mary Martha Hawkins b. November 1859, d. July 1913

James H. Larsh b. 18 August 1888, d. November 1968

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Name-Com: Mary Walker
Birth*: 1843
Baptism: 1843, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island

Father: Robert Walker b. 11 March 1811, d. 4 December 1882
Mother: Elizabeth Cairns b. 29 August 1814, d. December 1886

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Note*: Mary Eliza Walker married Jonathan D. Palmer, called Johnny, and they resided at Freeland P.E.I. Johnny was a mill man and operated a rotary steam saw-mill at Freeland for many years. He also operated a general store at the old Freeland corner, adjacent to the Presbyterian church, and Eliza was postmistress of the small post office which was situated in a building adjoining the store. Eliza was a school teacher and taught at Freeland, from 1892-1895 where she met Johnny. Johnny was a well respected and well liked member of the community and his early death in 1910 was a shock to the community and his business acquaintances. A local newspaper, the P.E.I. Agriculturist, for Aug. 27, 1910 wrote; the deceased had been in the lumber business and also kept a general store for some years and by his kind disposition and obliging way had worked up a large trade. He was a valued member of court Warburton, I.O.F. and will be greatly missed by the brothers of that society.
Name-Com: Eliza Walker
Birth*: 31 May 1863
Baptism: 19 October 1863, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, she was baptised Mary Elisa Walker.
Marriage*: Principal=Jonathan D. Palmer
Death*: 24 November 1949
Burial*: St. Peter's Anglican Church, Foxley River, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: John Walker b. 18 October 1838, d. 29 October 1922
Mother: Janet Neill b. 26 February 1838, d. 24 May 1899

Marriage*: Principal=Jonathan D. Palmer

Jonathan D. Palmer b. 27 January 1864, d. 18 August 1910

Children:

Robert Harold Palmer+ b. 31 Jan 1897, d. 1968
Allan Walker Palmer b. 21 Nov 1899, d. 1957
Ingham Wright Palmer+ b. 1903

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Name-Com: Mary Walker
Birth*: 15 December 1834
Baptism: 15 January 1835, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Marriage*: 13 January 1869, Prince Edward Island, by license Robt. Patterson, Minister. Witnesses James M'Leod & John A. Lord. Recorded 27 Jan. 1869, C. Young, Surrogate. Marriages 1867-1871, Book #11, P. 100., Principal=George Beairsto
Death*: 12 March 1883, she died after a long illness.

Father: David Walker b. 15 February 1807, d. 26 March 1884
Mother: Janet Glover b. 18 December 1812, d. 25 December 1888

George Beairsto

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Name-Com: Elizabeth
Birth*: 5 July 1888
Marriage*: 5 May 1908, Principal=Thomas Stewart
Death*: 20 December 1981, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Burial*: the Peoples Cemetery, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: David Walker b. 10 June 1833, d. 31 January 1909
Mother: Elizabeth Higgins b. 14 March 1846, d. 18 November 1934

Thomas Stewart b. 25 December 1880, d. 25 September 1946

Children:

Thomas (Ray ) Stewart b. 18 Jul 1909
Margaret Jean Stewart b. 25 Dec 1923, d. 15 Jan 1924

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Birth*: 20 April 1922
Death*: 28 October 1991, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Burial*: Free Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island

Father: John Havelock Walker b. 19 May 1890, d. 24 April 1979
Mother: Neavey Mildred Myers b. 10 October 1893, d. 21 August 1980

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Name Variation: Hellen Walker, this spelling appears in the 1795 Walker family Bible. She was recorded with the name Nelly in the Parish Birth Records.
Birth: 8 April 1784, Wintersheugh, Cummertrees Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, A second entry in the Parish Register has her born in Priestside, in Ruthwell Parish.
Baptism*: 11 April 1784, Cummertrees Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, She was christened Nelly.
Marriage*: William married Sarah first, and her sister, Nelly, second, after the death of Sarah., Principal=William Glover
Death*: 21 February 1859, Nelly's burial location is not known. William is buried with his first wife Sarah, Nelly's sister, at North Bedeque Cemetery.

Father: David Walker b. 25 June 1762, d. 15 April 1844
Mother: Margaret Hetherington b. 9 January 1764, d. 27 June 1824

William Glover b. 1774, d. 26 December 1863

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Birth*: 14 May 1882
Baptism: 5 November 1883, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, he was baptised by Rev. William Scott.
Death*: 29 October 1963
Burial*: the Peoples Cemetery, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: John Walker b. 18 October 1838, d. 29 October 1922
Mother: Janet Neill b. 26 February 1838, d. 24 May 1899

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Name-Com: Rachel Walker
Marriage: Principal=William McKay
Birth*: 22 April 1829, Prince Edward Island, Canada, According to her cemetery marker, Rachel died aged 46 years, which would make her birth year 1832, not 1829.
Death*: 28 June 1878
Burial*: North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada,
North Bedeque Cemetery Marker Inscription, recorded by David Arthur Walker, September, 2000
"Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep
from which none ever wake to weep
------
Godkin (stone carver)"

Father: John Walker b. 25 September 1795, d. 28 November 1882
Mother: Jane Davidson Weir b. 7 November 1797, d. 9 November 1889

William McKay b. 4 May 1827

Children:

David Mackay+
Jennie Mackay
Ewen Mackay
Hazel Mackay
Janet McKay b. 11 Mar 1851
Owen Mackay b. 13 Apr 1853
Georgina Mackay+ b. 8 Feb 1855, d. 5 Feb 1943
John William Mackay b. c 1863, d. 21 Apr 1889

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Birth*: 5 June 1886, Williamsburg, Ohio, U.S.A.
Marriage*: 12 November 1943, Principal=Frances Roena Huestis
Death*: 20 July 1968

Father: Hugh Frank Walker
Mother: Annabel Reed

Frances Roena Huestis b. 20 April 1897, d. Deceased

Note*: ORIGIN: Unknown MIGRATION: 1633 FIRST RESIDENCE: Lynn REMOVES: Reading by 1647, Boston by 1666, Lynn by 1673 OCCUPATION: Soldier. CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admission to Lynn (or perhaps Salem) church prior to 4March 1633/4 implied by freemanship. FREEMAN: 4 March 1633/4 [MBCR 1:368]. Took the oath of allegiance to theking, as an inhabitant of Lynn, 1678 [EQC 7:158]. EDUCATION: He signed his name to all important documents. OFFICES: Deputy to General Court for Lynn, 13 May 1640, 1 June 1641 [MBCR1:288, 318]. Committee to set the bounds between Lynn and Salem, 13February 1638[/9] [EQC 7:125]. Grand jury, as 'Lt. Rich. Walker,' 25January 1641[/2], 27 December 1642, 27 June 1643, 27 September 1681 [EQC1:33, 44, 53, 8:150]. Jury, 3 October 1637, 26 December 1637, 31 December1639, 29 December 1640 [EQC 1:6, 7, 14, 24]. Commissioner to end smallcauses for Lynn, 1678-83 [EQC 7:37, 242, 397, 8:134, 339, 9:50]. Lynnselectman, 1657, 1673-75, 1678-79 [EQC 5:198, 356, 6:51, 325, 7:124, 222]. Chosen ensign for Saugus, 9 March 1636/7 [MBCR 1:190]. Admitted toAncient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1638 [HAHAC 1:81-82]. Captainfor the company at Reading, 7 October 1651 [Pulsifer 22]. Deputy governor of Nova Scotia under Sir Thomas Temple, 1670[Dictionary of Canadian Biography 1:666-67]. On 11 November 1670 RichardWalker acknowledged receipt of £143 from Sir Thomas Temple and releasedTemple of all debt to him [SLR 7:51] BIRTH: About 1611 (deposed 1653 aged about 41 years [EQC 2:94]; deposed30 June 1676 'aged about sixty-five years' [EQC 6:300]). DEATH: Buried Lynn 16 May 1687 ('this day Capt. Walker, a very agedplanter, buried at Lin' [Sewall 139]). (Savage notes that Lewis claimedan age at death of 95 [Savage 4:395], but this is inconsistent with allother data for this man.) MARRIAGE: (1) By 1637 Jane Talmage, daughter of THOMAS TALMAGE. She wasdeceased by 1640 [Lechford 294]. (2) By about 1642 Sarah _____. She was living on 19 June 1688 [SPR10:346].
Birth*: circa 1611
Marriage*: circa 1642, Principal=Sarah (?)
Burial*: 16 May 1687, Lynn, Massachusetts

Sarah (?) d. after 19 June 1688

Children:

Mary Walker+ d. a 1688

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Birth*: 11 March 1811, Twathats, Ruthwell Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Baptism: 17 March 1811, Ruthwell Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Marriage*: 6 March 1834, Prince County, Prince Edward Island,
Marriage License:
Robert Walker (bachelor)
Elizabeth Cairns (spinster)
by license 6 March 1834
Witnesses: George Stanluke & Netus Darby
A.V.G. Wiggins, Clerk
Marriage Book 1832-1840, Pg. 74
[Provincial Archives, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island], Principal=Elizabeth Cairns
License*: 13 October 1855, New Annan, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, country tavern license in Lot 19 (Licenses Book #6, p. 30-31).
License: 24 November 1858, New Annan, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, country tavern license in Lot 19 (Licenses Book #6, p. 92-93).
License: 24 November 1860, New Annan, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, country tavern license in Lot 19 (Licenses Book #6, p. 148-149).
Census: 1861, Lot 19, Prince Edward Island
Religion*: 1861, a member of the Presbyterian Church of the Lower Provinces, as listed in the 1861 Census.
Occupation*: 1871, Prince Edward Island, Canada, a farmer on Lot 19. He leased 100 acres, 999 year lease with 30 years already expired on the lease. Land was leased at the rate of 1 pound per acre per year. The landowner (probably an Englishman) was Andrew T. Todd. Of the 100 acres, 60 were arable and of 2nd quality. In the year up to the 1861 census they grew 50 bushels of wheat, 50 bushels of barley, 400 bushels of oats, 50 bushels of buckwheat, 600 bushels of potatoes, 50 bushels of turnips and 6 tons of hay. They weaved 20 yards of fulled cloth, 40 yards of non-fulled cloth and made 100 lbs. of butter. They owned 3 horses, 6 cattle, 14 sheep and 10 hogs.
Occupation: 1881, listed as a farmer in the 1881 census.
Census*: 1881, The following are the names entered in the 1881 census.

Name                Sex Marr     Age     Origin          Birthplace      Religion Occ.

Robert Walker      M M     70      Scottish      Scotland      Baptist Farmer
Elizabeth Walker      F M 63 Scottish Scotland Baptist
George P. Walker M           22      Scottish PEI Baptist Farmer
Ewen Jamison M 13 Scottish PEI Baptist
John Walker M M     85 Scottish Scotland Baptist Farmer

I don't know why brother John is listed as a member of Robert's household, especially since John's wife was alive at the time. He was likely visiting his younger brother at the time. I assume that Ewen Jamison was a boarding farm hand.
Death*: 4 December 1882, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Burial*: the North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: David Walker b. 25 June 1762, d. 15 April 1844
Mother: Margaret Hetherington b. 9 January 1764, d. 27 June 1824

Marriage*: 6 March 1834, Prince County, Prince Edward Island,
Marriage License:
Robert Walker (bachelor)
Elizabeth Cairns (spinster)
by license 6 March 1834
Witnesses: George Stanluke & Netus Darby
A.V.G. Wiggins, Clerk
Marriage Book 1832-1840, Pg. 74
[Provincial Archives, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island], Principal=Elizabeth Cairns

Elizabeth Cairns b. 29 August 1814, d. December 1886

Children:

Ann Bramble Walker+ b. 1835, d. 10 Sep 1864
Mary Cairns Walker b. 1843
Elizabeth Walker b. 8 Jun 1845, d. 6 Sep 1902
Jessie Cairns Walker b. 1 Aug 1847, d. 18 Feb 1863
Thomas Carroll Walker+ b. Oct 1849, d. Sep 1900
Isabella Walker b. 13 Apr 1853
William James Walker b. 15 Jul 1855, d. 3 Oct 1856
George Price Walker+ b. 31 Mar 1857, d. 24 Dec 1938

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Birth*: 1840
Marriage*: 27 April 1882, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Robert S. Patterson, Minister. Witnesses William Walker, James MacMurdo. (Marriage Register No. 13, 1870-1887, p. 185), Principal=Ellen Found
Death*: 13 June 1884, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Burial*: North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada,
Cemetery Marker Inscription:
"He sleeps in Jesus and is Blest,
How calm his slumbers are
from suffering and from pain releast
and freed from every care"

Father: James W. Walker b. 14 November 1804, d. 27 January 1866
Mother: Mary Hogg b. 1814, d. 13 April 1880

Ellen Found d. 1884

Children:

James Allen Walker
Margaret Hetherington Walker b. 8 Aug 1869, d. 5 Nov 1883

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Birth*: 13 November 1913, Mesa, Mesa County, Colorado
Marriage*: 2 August 1934, Denver, Denver County, Colorado, Principal=Nelle Marie Estes
Divorced*: 29 April 1948, Los Angeles County, California, Principal=Nelle Marie Estes
Death*: 18 December 1997, Oceanside, San Diego County, California

Father: Robert Walton Walker b. 22 September 1883, d. 30 May 1932
Mother: Mabel Stacy Gilbreath b. 1 March 1894, d. 23 July 1945

Nelle Marie Estes b. 10 February 1914, d. 2 February 1963

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Birth*: 25 December 1870
Baptism: 1871, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, he was baptised Robert Neal Walker.
Marriage*: Principal=Maye Louise Hyde
Death*: 1948, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Burial*: North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: John Walker b. 18 October 1838, d. 29 October 1922
Mother: Janet Neill b. 26 February 1838, d. 24 May 1899

Maye Louise Hyde b. 1879, d. 1953

Children:

Janet Roberta Jean Walker b. 1901, d. 1963
Doris Helen Walker b. 1908, d. 4 May 1993

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Birth*: 22 September 1883, Nathrop, Chaffee County, Colorado
Residence*: 1900, 607 West 2nd Street, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado
Marriage*: Principal=Margaret McPike
Marriage*: 4 February 1913, Mesa, Mesa County, Colorado, Principal=Mabel Stacy Gilbreath
Death*: 30 May 1932, Antlers, Garfield County, Colorado, Cause of death: he drowned in the Colorado River attempting to restring a telephone line.

Article appearing in "The Rifle Telegram" May 26, 1932 - A Community Loss by Walter Lawson Wilder. The people of the Rifle community have suffered a real loss by the accidental death of Robert Walker, local manager of the Mountain States Telephone company. In his official position Mr. Walker came into contact with every business man of Rifle and with nearly every adult resident of Western Garfield County. His uniform good-nature, courtesy, and sincere spirit of helpfulness made for him a host of friends, and contributed in large measure to promote cordial relations between the people of this community and that public service corporation. It may be said with truth that every worthy cause of community interest might count upon the active support of Robert Walker. Always kind and generous as an individual he gave generously of his time and effort to matters of public service and thereby not only manifested his own character, but worthily represented a corporation that is held in high regard for its consideration of local community interests.

As is usual in such cases, the number of Robert Walker's personal friends were greater than even he himself might have supposed. His departure is a community loss, and all the people share in the sorrow of this occasion.

Obituary in "The Rifle Telegram" June 9, 1932 - IMPRESSIVE SERVICES FOR WALKER SUNDAY.
Funeral services for Robert W. Walker, manager of the local telephone exchange, who was drowned in the Colorado river on May 30, were held at the Sayre funeral home Sunday afternoon. Rev. O B. Duckworth was in charge and he based his well-chosen words of comfort on the thought derived from Edgar A Guest's, "What I Call Living" and "If This Were All" and James Whitcomb Riley's marvelous poem "The Onward Trail".

A male quartet from Clifton composed of Leslie Hall, Earl Hart, O. G. Brown and Bob Burkhalter sang "Mother Machree" and "City of God" and "Just Beyond".

Pallbearers were Jack Munro, Miles Barrett, Fred Dunham, Hubert Burch, Ed Webb, Bert Taylor, E P. Brown and Luther Watt and interment was made in Rosehill cemetery.

Robert Walton Walker, age 46 years, 5 months and 22 days, was born in Nathrope, Colo., on September 22, 1885. He was the oldest son in a family of seven children and from the time of the death of his father, Thomas Carol Walker, in September 1900, he was the sole support of his mother and the other children. His mother, Mrs. Mary Hawkins Walker, died in July, 1913.
At an early age Mr. Walker moved to Leadville, Colo., where he was engaged in various mining activities until 1907, after which he was an electrical worker until 1911. In that year he moved to Mesa. Colo., where he was married on February 4, 1913, to Miss Mabel Gilbreath. Since June, 1918, he has been employed by the 9 Mountain States Telephone company, and by performing his duties faithfully and well was rapidly promoted to the position of manager.

He was very active in this community, being one of the most enthusiastic members of the chamber of commerce, a member of the Apple Pie day committee for a number of years, and one of the organizers of the Rifle Relief association. Rifle has indeed lost one who has devoted much time and thought to the welfare of this community, and a friend to everyone and the profusion of floral offerings manifested the high esteem in which he was held by his friends and neighbors as well as by the company in whose employ he met his death two weeks ago Friday while trying to remove the wires from a telephone pole in the center of the river near Antlers. His wife, as well as many friends saw the boat overturn in which he and his helper, Joe Secord, were riding and the two men thrown into the swollen river. Walker was unable to swim, and it was only a few minutes until he was swept downward with the current and seen no more of until 11 days later when his body was found by Bert Evans on a little island three miles below Rulison.

Mr. Walker is survived by his wife, Mabel; two sons, Robert Lee, 18 and Merle Elroy, 13; a sister, Mrs. Frank Heely of Wilmington, Cal.; and a brother, Gavin L Walker of Portland, Oregon.


Burial*: Rosehill Cemetery, Sec. N 1/2S 1/2, Lot 22, Block 12, Rifle, Chaffee County, Colorado

Father: Thomas Carroll Walker b. October 1849, d. September 1900
Mother: Mary Martha Hawkins b. November 1859, d. July 1913

Margaret McPike b. August 1889

Mabel Stacy Gilbreath b. 1 March 1894, d. 23 July 1945

Children:

Robert Lee Walker+ b. 13 Nov 1913, d. 18 Dec 1997

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Marriage*: Marriage dates are not yet known for sisters Sarah and Nelly (Helen) Walker., Principal=William Glover
Birth*: 10 April 1786, Wintersheugh, Cummertrees Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Death*: 22 February 1858, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
Burial*: North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island

Father: David Walker b. 25 June 1762, d. 15 April 1844
Mother: Margaret Hetherington b. 9 January 1764, d. 27 June 1824

William Glover b. 1774, d. 26 December 1863

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Baptism*: 11 August 1848, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island

Father: James W. Walker b. 14 November 1804, d. 27 January 1866
Mother: Mary Hogg b. 1814, d. 13 April 1880

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Birth*: 7 September 1904, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Living*: 1971, Sarah Mae was living in Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island. She did not marry.
Death*: 3 March 1999
Burial*: the Peoples Cemetery, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Father: John William Walker b. 7 May 1872, d. 16 March 1949
Mother: Lucy Ann Clark b. 27 September 1878, d. 14 July 1961

Death*:
Note*: Person Source
Marriage*: Principal=Mercy Corey
Birth*: circa 1799

Mercy Corey b. October 1799, d. circa 1877

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Marriage*: 1871, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada, Principal=George Cartwright Spence

Father: Hugh Walker
Mother: ?? Duvey

George Cartwright Spence b. 1 November 1848

Children:

James Kinley Spence+ b. 8 Oct 1872, d. 10 Jun 1939
Hugh Spence+ b. 11 Apr 1875, d. 6 Sep 1948
John 'Harvey' Spence+ b. 3 Apr 1880, d. 4 Apr 1958
Marvey Spence+ b. 28 Feb 1882, d. 23 Mar 1940
Chancey Spence b. 28 Aug 1884, d. 15 Oct 1887
George Cartwright Spence+ b. 22 Aug 1892, d. 9 Mar 1974
Harris Arthur Spence+ b. 18 Sep 1896, d. 14 Oct 1967

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Name Variation: Susanah Walker
Birth*: 25 August 1798, Wintersheugh Farm, Cummertrees Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, Susanna was a twin of Thomas.
Marriage*: 15 December 1821, Presbyterian Church, Lot 16, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Principal=John Maclean

Father: David Walker b. 25 June 1762, d. 15 April 1844
Mother: Margaret Hetherington b. 9 January 1764, d. 27 June 1824

John Maclean

Children:

Peggy Maclean b. 30 Mar 1823
Allan Maclean b. 18 Nov 1824
David Maclean b. 12 Dec 1826
Archibald Maclean b. 26 Jun 1832

1. It is likely that Susanna was a twin of James, and died early.

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Birth*: 25 August 1798, Wintersheugh Farm, Cummertrees Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland

Father: David Walker b. 25 June 1762, d. 15 April 1844
Mother: Margaret Hetherington b. 9 January 1764, d. 27 June 1824

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Burial*: Leadville, Lake County, Colorado
Birth*: 1892
Death*: August 1899, Thomas died after being dragged through town by his pony/burro.

Father: Thomas Carroll Walker b. October 1849, d. September 1900
Mother: Mary Martha Hawkins b. November 1859, d. July 1913

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Name-Com: Tom Walker
Baptism*: October 1849, North Bedeque United Church, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Emigration*: 1872, Canada
Marriage*: 16 December 1880, Charles Parker states that in reporting the wedding of Mary and Thomas, the paper in Prince Edward Island used the surname Link for Mary. Chuck speculates that Virginia Brown may have married twice, and the first husband was a Link., Principal=Mary Martha Hawkins
Residence*: 1900, 607 West 2nd Street, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado
Note*: The following was received from Charles (Chuck) Parker, grandson of Merle.

Herald Democrat
Leadville, Colorado, September 17, 1900
Many Notches on His Gun
Career of the Late Tom Walker as Related by Himself

HE HAD NARROW ESCAPES
With the passing away the other day of Thomas C. Walker, the career of a turbulent life was brought to a close and another of the pioneers joined the silent majority.

Walker was a man of strong likes and dislikes, and for a friend nothing was too good; with an enemy the feeling was reversed and there was no such thing in Tom's make-up as forgiveness. He was absolutely without fear, the word was not in his dictionary, and this trait in his character led him into many scrapes, and cost him all the money that he ever made.

Born in Prince Edward Island of Scotch parents, fifty years ago, and when at the age of nineteen, a broad shouldered strapping youth, he found his way to New Mexico in 1869, and a few months later arrived in Colorado and settled in Chaffee county. This county at that time was a hot bed of cattle rustlers and horse thieves and honest men had a hard time to get along and justice was an outlaw.

It was about this time that several criminal cases were on the county docket for trial, and feeling was running so high that a change of venue was taken to Granite.

During the session of court Judge Dyer, the presiding justice, was brutally murdered, by a gang who considered that the judge was against them.

This was the element that Walker found himself associated with, and being possessed of all of the grit that is desirable in a man, although young, he was soon recognized as one of the nerviest men in the county, and one perfectly able and willing to cope with the rustlers, horse thieves and desperados that infested the county.

Tom after being in the county for a few months saw the opportunities for making money by engaging in the cattle business and took up a ranch, and at once started to improve it. By degrees he accumulated some cattle and in a few years was fairly on the road to success. On all occasions he protected himself from the raids of rustlers, and was never afraid to use his gun to enforce his rights. It gradually dawned upon the cattle thieves that they were against a man who did not fear them, and one who would protect his rights to the last, so they considered it the best policy to leave his cattle severely alone.

During the early 70's the sheriff of the county found that it was next to impossible, with the men under his control, to down the rustlers, and when he learned that Walker was not afraid of the gang, he called upon him and asked if he would join the sheriff's force to arrest and break up the gang. Walker said he would and was at once appointed deputy sheriff. Leaving a man in charge of his ranch he went to Buena Vista, where he made headquarters.

One forenoon, while sitting in the sheriff's office a ranchman entered and stated that early that morning thieves had run off thirty-seven of his horses and he wanted the sheriff to recover them. Receiving information from the man as to the direction taken by the thieves Walker saddled his horse and started in pursuit alone. After riding for several hours he caught up with two of the gang driving several horses at a place called Gold Dust. Walker at once ordered them to throw up their hands and to consider themselves under arrest. To this request they both opened fire, one of the bullets ploughing through Tom's hat, and the other going wild. Before Walker pulled his gun for action, another shot from the thieves struck the horn of his saddle. Walker then fired and one of the robbers fell from his saddle. The remaining bandit again fired this time hitting the skirt of Walker's saddle, when he returned the compliment by laying him low. Getting off from his horse Tom approached the dead thieves and found one was shot through the heart and the other that the bullet had lodged in the brain. He noticed that one was of slender build and with small feet and hands and concluded that he was a boy. Looking closer, the features appeared to be those of a woman, so unbuttoning the buckskin shirt worn by the thief he found that his conjectures were correct it was a woman. She was dressed in men's clothing, and it was from her gun that the two bullets came so close to cutting off Walker's earthly career. Rounding up the horses he returned to Buena Vista, notified his chief of what he had done and returned with help and buried the victims. He was not tried as the killing was justifiable being done in the discharge of his duty. This was the beginning of the end of cattle and horse stealing in Chaffee county.

While on a pleasure trip to Denver in '72 Walker got into some trouble with some Chinese and killed one. For this he was tried and after several trials was acquitted. Joseph W. Taylor was his attorney.

Returning home he got into trouble the following year by killing a man on a ranch near Buena Vista. The trouble arose over a title to a certain piece of ground and Walker was made custodian of it. One evening on going to the place he found the opposing faction in possession. One man, whose name is forgotten, was notified to leave, when a wordy war followed, then guns were pulled and Walker shot first. He was arrested, tried and acquitted. The opinion among the inhabitants regarding the killing was divided, some claiming it was done in self defense, others that it was murder. This second trouble cost Walker all he was worth and he had to mortgage his ranch to Joe Taylor his lawyer.

When the excitement at Leadville started Walker was one of the first to arrive, coming here in'78, and when the town was organized the following year he was appointed town collector by Mayor James. W. R. Kennedy was at the time town attorney. When Leadville was incorporated as a city Walker went on the police force.

In the spring of '80 John Kelly was killed in Tiger alley and Walker was arrested and charged with having committed the deed. Tom always asserted his innocence to the very last in this matter, and when he was tried the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. The late Judge Weston was his lawyer.

One night in the late summer of '90 the Denver and Rio Grande express train east was held up at Cotopaxi, and the express car robbed. On the train were two retorts from the Twin Lakes Placer Co., shipped at Granite and billed to the mint at Denver. The robbers got the retorts and went into the mountains. One, implicated in the robbery came to Leadville a few weeks afterwards and was shadowed by a Pinkerton detective. Walker at the time was driving an express wagon and knowing the man he drove him to several places around town. The Pinkerton man concluded that Walker was in the deal and he was arrested charged with being accessory to the fact in holding up the train. He had a preliminary hearing before the United States commissioner and was discharged. The robbers were eventually caught and are now serving their terms at Canon City.

The following incident shows that Walker with all his faults was not devoid of some of the milk of human kindness. One Kirby killed a man named Nash at one of the mines here by hitting him on the head with a sharp axe. Kirby was backed up by John D. Morrissey, whose money saved him from being hung. He had three trials and was sentenced to the penitentiary for several years. On the expiration of his sentence, he returned to Leadville and after remaining for several months went to Kirber creek in Gunnison county. Late in the fall of '92 word reached the city that Kirby had been found dead in his cabin. Not a soul was near him when the final summons came and it is not known whether he ended the struggle himself or died a natural death. Walker knew him before he got into trouble and the old friendship returned for the dead, so he decided to give Kirby a decent burial. Starting out accompanied by one companion, Walker went over the old Cottonwood pass into Gunnison county, and to Kirber creek, where he found the cabin and the remains of Kirby, which he buried, and brought all of his effects to Leadville and turned them over to the relatives of the deceased. It was a hard trip as the mountains were covered by several feet of snow, and the weather was bitterly cold, but it made no difference to Walker who had started out to accomplish something and he did it.

Walker gave the above facts to a representative of the Herald Democrat several years ago with the request that they be published "when he had crossed the range," remarking at the same time, "I've been accused of doing a whole lot of things that I never had a hand in, but I solemnly, assure you I never killed a man unless in self defense."

The picture of Thomas with the mountain lion was sent by Charles Parker, grandson. This is Tom as Deputy Sheriff/Town Marshal for Leadville in about 1896. Charles' grandfather, Gavin, told him that they kept the lion "Jerry" locked in the barn with strict instructions for no one to bother him. Apparently one day when Tom was at work, either Robert or Thomas Jr. was playing with Jerry and got either bitten or scratched. Tom found out when he got home and immediately went to the barn and killed the lion, apparently on the assumption that once it had tasted people it was no longer safe to keep as a pet.

Occupation*: 1900, a miner, according to the 1900 census.

Merle Walker states that he remembers his father (Robert Walton) telling about Thomas C. having worked as a sheriff, or some sort of police officer, in Leadville, and that he was shot through the leg while on duty, and had to have that leg amputated. Merle had no way of knowing if the story was true.
Death*: September 1900, Leadville, Lake County, Colorado, USA
Burial*: Leadville, Lake County, Colorado

Father: Robert Walker b. 11 March 1811, d. 4 December 1882
Mother: Elizabeth Cairns b. 29 August 1814, d. December 1886

Marriage*: 16 December 1880, Charles Parker states that in reporting the wedding of Mary and Thomas, the paper in Prince Edward Island used the surname Link for Mary. Chuck speculates that Virginia Brown may have married twice, and the first husband was a Link., Principal=Mary Martha Hawkins

Mary Martha Hawkins b. November 1859, d. July 1913

Children:

Elizabeth Lee Walker b. c 1881
Robert Walton Walker+ b. 22 Sep 1883, d. 30 May 1932
Virginia Belle Walker+ b. 22 Oct 1885, d. 26 Sep 1963
Mary Ann Walker b. Jan 1888
Thomas C. Walker b. 1892, d. Aug 1899
Gavin Leslie Walker+ b. 18 Nov 1894, d. 13 Jun 1978
Josie L. Walker b. Nov 1897, d. May 1898

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Note*: The religion differences between Thomas James Walker and Virginia Easter (Wiggins) Walker caused a slight problem upon his death. They both wanted to be buried together and both religions would not allow this to happen unless one of them switched, which neither of them would do. Apparently the problem was solved, as Thomas & Virginia (Wiggins) Walker are both buried in People's Cemetery, Kensington, PEI. This story was related to me (Kathy Sheehan) by my 2nd cousin, David Roscoe "Roscoe" Walker. Their gravestone was readable (barely) in 1979 when I visited the cemetery.

The Walker Homestead that was owned by Thomas James Walker was situated on the Summerside Highway (Now called the Old Summerside Highway), just outside of Kensington, PEI. This house and farm remained in the Walker family until the late 1970's. It has since been renovated and modernized.

[Note from visit to People's Cemetery in Kensington, 28 September 2000 by David Arthur Walker]
Marker for Thomas Walker has a death date of 1 March 1918.
Name-Com: Thomas Walker
Birth*: 10 April 1835, Prince Edward Island
Marriage*: 27 August 1863, Thomas James Walker (B)
Virginia Esther (sic) Wiggins (S)
marr. Aug. 27 1863 by license by Herbert Read, Rector.
Wit. William & James Wiggins, Sarah Jones. Recorded Jan. 13 1864, C. Irving, Surrogate. (Marriage Book 8, 1862-1867, Page 88)., Principal=Virginia Easter Wiggins
Death*: 15 February 1918, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Burial*: the People's Cemetery, Kensington, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Death: 1 March 1918

Father: John Walker b. 25 September 1795, d. 28 November 1882
Mother: Jane Davidson Weir b. 7 November 1797, d. 9 November 1889

Marriage*: 27 August 1863, Thomas James Walker (B)
Virginia Esther (sic) Wiggins (S)
marr. Aug. 27 1863 by license by Herbert Read, Rector.
Wit. William & James Wiggins, Sarah Jones. Recorded Jan. 13 1864, C. Irving, Surrogate. (Marriage Book 8, 1862-1867, Page 88)., Principal=Virginia Easter Wiggins

Virginia Easter Wiggins b. 25 September 1841, d. 4 December 1913

Children:

William James Walker b. 23 Sep 1864
Warburton Winslow Walker b. 2 Aug 1866, d. b 1946
Eleanor Laura Walker+ b. 2 May 1869, d. 1944
Gertrude Marion Walker+ b. 18 May 1870, d. 8 Jun 1956
Harriet Jassamine Walker+ b. 17 Apr 1873, d. 1 Feb 1960
John Hildane Walker+ b. 18 Nov 1874, d. 18 Dec 1968
Albert Henry Walker+ b. 17 Apr 1879, d. 29 Apr 1918
Cecil Wiggins Walker+ b. 6 Sep 1879, d. 13 Dec 1967
Margaret May Walker+ b. 13 Oct 1882, d. 7 Dec 1906

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Living*: Thomas and Daisy live at 26 Longwood Dr., Don Mills, Ontario.
Birth*: 27 January 1911, Pinawa, Mantioba, Canada
Death*: 30 August 1996, North York General Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Cause of death was a blood infection. Medical: Died at 12.05AM, August 30, 1996.
Burial*: 3 September 1996, Remembrance Services. Cremation. St. John's Norway Cemetey (Woodbine & Kingston Rd), Toronto, Ontario

Father: Cecil Wiggins Walker b. 6 September 1879, d. 13 December 1967
Mother: Muriel Fleetwood Ketchum b. 11 November 1883, d. 16 June 1974