Samuel Gann of Winchester Va Family

From Sarah Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS.

!Obituary, Elmdale News, Wed., April 24, 1928: Smith Walker, who has resided in Elmdale for t he past two years, died at his home in the northeast part of the town Friday morning, April 2 0. Mr. Walker had been in somewhat feeble health recently but was not considered seriously si ck. After resting well Thursday evening, he complained of neuralgia pains and shortness of br eath Friday morning. Doctor Shelley was called but Mr. Walker's heart failed and he died abou t noon in his easy chair, sitting by the stove. Mr. Walker was born in Livingston County, Mis souri, December 30, 1853, departing this life in Elmdale at the age of 75 years, 3 months, an d 21 days. Practically all his life was spent in Missouri, coming to Elmdale in 1926 from Bol ivar, Mo. the loss of his first wife left him with two children, a son Lee, who died at the a ge of 33 years, and a daughter, Mrs. Rose Ulrich, of Oklahoma. On June 4, 1887, he married Mr s. Nancy Duckworth, who had two daughters, Mrs. Florence Trussell of Wonsevu, and Mrs. Lizzi e Best of Mooresville, Mo. To this union was born six children, Aaron, Laura, James, Viola, N athan, and Marie. Nathan and Viola, preceded their father to the great beyond. He leaves to m ourn him his wife; six children, A. A. Walker of Elmdale, James Walker of Bartlesville, Okla. , Mrs. Marie Storment of Cottonwood Falls, Mrs. Florence Trussell of Wonsevu, Mrs. Lizzie Bes t of Ralston, Okla., and Mrs. Rose Ulrich of Ralston, Okla.; two sisters, Mrs. Adelene Zann o f Kansas City, Kans., and Mrs. Jane Walker of Sampsell, Mo.; also 18 grandchildren.From Sara h Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS. From Sarah Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS. From Sarah Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS.

!Obituary, Elmdale News, Wed., April 24, 1928: Smith Walker, who has resided in Elmdale for t he past two years, died at his home in the northeast part of the town Friday morning, April 2 0. Mr. Walker had been in somewhat feeble health recently but was not considered seriously si ck. After resting well Thursday evening, he complained of neuralgia pains and shortness of br eath Friday morning. Doctor Shelley was called but Mr. Walker's heart failed and he died abou t noon in his easy chair, sitting by the stove. Mr. Walker was born in Livingston County, Mis souri, December 30, 1853, departing this life in Elmdale at the age of 75 years, 3 months, an d 21 days. Practically all his life was spent in Missouri, coming to Elmdale in 1926 from Bol ivar, Mo. the loss of his first wife left him with two children, a son Lee, who died at the a ge of 33 years, and a daughter, Mrs. Rose Ulrich, of Oklahoma. On June 4, 1887, he married Mr s. Nancy Duckworth, who had two daughters, Mrs. Florence Trussell of Wonsevu, and Mrs. Lizzi e Best of Mooresville, Mo. To this union was born six children, Aaron, Laura, James, Viola, N athan, and Marie. Nathan and Viola, preceded their father to the great beyond. He leaves to m ourn him his wife; six children, A. A. Walker of Elmdale, James Walker of Bartlesville, Okla. , Mrs. Marie Storment of Cottonwood Falls, Mrs. Florence Trussell of Wonsevu, Mrs. Lizzie Bes t of Ralston, Okla., and Mrs. Rose Ulrich of Ralston, Okla.; two sisters, Mrs. Adelene Zann o f Kansas City, Kans., and Mrs. Jane Walker of Sampsell, Mo.; also 18 grandchildren.From Sara h Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS.[Boucher.ged]

From Sarah Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS.

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From Sarah Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS.

Obituary, Elmdale News, Wed., April 24, 1928: Smith Walker, who has resided in Elmdale for the past two years, died at his home in the northeast part of the town Friday morning, April 20. Mr. Walker had been in somewhat feeble health recently but was not considered seriously sick. After resting well Thursday evening, he complained of neuralgia pains and shortness of breath Friday morning. Doctor Shelley was called but Mr. Walker's heart failed and he died about noon in his easy chair, sitting by the stove. Mr. Walker was born in Livingston County, Missouri, December 30, 1853, departing this life in Elmdale at the age of 75 years, 3 months, and 21 days. Practically all his life was spent in Missouri, coming to Elmdale in 1926 from Bolivar, Mo. the loss of his first wife left him with two children, a son Lee, who died at the age of 33 years, and a daughter, Mrs. Rose Ulrich, of Oklahoma. On June 4, 1887, he married Mrs. Nancy Duckworth, who had two daughters, Mrs. Florence Trussell of Wonsevu, and Mrs. Lizzie Best of Mooresville, Mo. To this union was born six children, Aaron, Laura, James, Viola, Nathan, and Marie. Nathan and Viola, preceded their father to the great beyond. He leaves to mourn him his wife; six children, A. A. Walker of Elmdale, James Walker of Bartlesville, Okla., Mrs. Marie Storment of Cottonwood Falls, Mrs. Florence Trussell of Wonsevu, Mrs. Lizzie Best of Ralston, Okla., and Mrs. Rose Ulrich of Ralston, Okla.; two sisters, Mrs. Adelene Zann of Kansas City, Kans., and Mrs. Jane Walker of Sampsell, Mo.; also 18 grandchildren.From Sarah Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS. From Sarah Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS. From Sarah Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS.

Obituary, Elmdale News, Wed., April 24, 1928: Smith Walker, who has resided in Elmdale for the past two years, died at his home in the northeast part of the town Friday morning, April 20. Mr. Walker had been in somewhat feeble health recently but was not considered seriously sick. After resting well Thursday evening, he complained of neuralgia pains and shortness of breath Friday morning. Doctor Shelley was called but Mr. Walker's heart failed and he died about noon in his easy chair, sitting by the stove. Mr. Walker was born in Livingston County, Missouri, December 30, 1853, departing this life in Elmdale at the age of 75 years, 3 months, and 21 days. Practically all his life was spent in Missouri, coming to Elmdale in 1926 from Bolivar, Mo. the loss of his first wife left him with two children, a son Lee, who died at the age of 33 years, and a daughter, Mrs. Rose Ulrich, of Oklahoma. On June 4, 1887, he married Mrs. Nancy Duckworth, who had two daughters, Mrs. Florence Trussell of Wonsevu, and Mrs. Lizzie Best of Mooresville, Mo. To this union was born six children, Aaron, Laura, James, Viola, Nathan, and Marie. Nathan and Viola, preceded their father to the great beyond. He leaves to mourn him his wife; six children, A. A. Walker of Elmdale, James Walker of Bartlesville, Okla., Mrs. Marie Storment of Cottonwood Falls, Mrs. Florence Trussell of Wonsevu, Mrs. Lizzie Best of Ralston, Okla., and Mrs. Rose Ulrich of Ralston, Okla.; two sisters, Mrs. Adelene Zann of Kansas City, Kans., and Mrs. Jane Walker of Sampsell, Mo.; also 18 grandchildren.From Sarah Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS.[Boucher.ged]

From Sarah Walker-Hitt, Lyndon, KS.