William Warren Walker

Birth27 Dec 1853 - Morris Township (East Side), Greene, Pennsylvania

Death13 February 1919 - Mount Pleasant, Washington County, Pennsylvania, United States of America

MotherRachel Supler

FatherJohn "Johnny" Walker

Born in Morris Township (East Side), Greene, Pennsylvania on 27 Dec 1853 to John "Johnny" Walker and Rachel Supler. William Warren Walker married Hester Ann Ashbrook and had 14 children. He passed away on 13 February 1919 in Mount Pleasant, Washington County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.

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Parents

John "Johnny" Walker
1818 - 1902

Rachel Supler
1820 - 1914

Spouse(s)

Hester Ann Ashbrook
1865 - 1943

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Wilma Walker
1899 - 1991

Wilda Walker
1899 - 1974

Harry Walker
1886 - 1959

David Albert Walker
1897 - 1966

George Lemoyne Walker
1887 - 1966

Fannie Louetta Walker
1889 - 1944

Ida Pearl Walker
1892 - 1909

Mildred Dorthea Walker
1907 - 1993

Olive Walker
1894 - 1930

Margaret Jane Walker Briggs
1884 - 1956

Mary B. Walker
1902 - 2004

Donald (Pappy) W. Walker
1910 - 1988

Roemaine W. Walker
1905 - 1983

Cora Viola Walker
1882 - 1932

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