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Henry Walker

Birth9 October 1838 - St John, Cumberland, England
Death11 March 1909 - Whitehaven, Cumberland
MotherMary Mossop
FatherWilliam WALKER

Born in St John, Cumberland, England on 9 October 1838 to William WALKER and Mary Mossop. Henry Walker married Esther HUTCHINSON and had 10 children. He passed away on 11 March 1909 in Whitehaven, Cumberland.

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Parents
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William Walker
1806 - 1858
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Mary Mossop
1807 - 1874
Spouse(s)
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Esther Hutchinson
1840 - 1879
Children Show all
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Esther Walker
1863 - 1931
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Isaac Walker
1869 - 1946
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Clem Walker
1867 - 1935
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Mary Walker
1870 - 1901
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Henry Walker
1868 - 1879
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William Walker
1865 - 1937
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John Sharp Walker
1876 - 1913
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Jane Walker
1874 - Unknown
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Sarah Walker
1879 - 1948
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Sarah Walker
1873 - 1876

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