 1839 - 1901 (61 years)
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| Name |
WALKER James Irwin |
| Born |
28 Jun 1839 |
Crittenden County, Kentucky  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
6 Jan 1901 |
Crittenden County, Kentucky |
| Buried |
UNKNOWN |
Repton Cemetery, Crittenden County, KY |
| Person ID |
I3955 |
Combo |
| Last Modified |
22 Aug 2009 |
| Father |
WALKER Henry, b. 17 Apr 1806, Tennessee , d. 30 Dec 1892, Crittenden County, Kentucky (Age 86 years) |
| Mother |
BLACK Ann Mary, b. 31 Oct 1805, Livingston County, KY , d. 2 Jul 1844, Crittenden County, Kentucky (Age 38 years) |
| Married |
14 May 1828 |
Livingston County, KY |
| Notes |
- Married by J. N. Kilpatrick, Methodist Episcopal Church Minister. Bond was dated May 13, 1828. License was dated May 13 1828 and stated that parties were of lawful age.
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| Family ID |
F0836 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family 1 |
CRIDER Mary Lavina, b. 24 May 1848, d. 15 May 1884 (Age 35 years) |
| Married |
18 Jan 1866 |
Crittenden County, KY |
| Children |
| | 1. WALKER John Riley, b. 6 Dec 1866, Crittenden County, Kentucky , d. 15 Sep 1967, Crittenden County, Kentucky (Age 100 years) |
| | 2. WALKER Albert Henry N., b. 1867, Crittenden County, Kentucky , d. 5 Nov 1922, Caldwell County, KY (Age 55 years) |
| | 3. WALKER Infant, b. 6 Jan 1875, d. 6 Jan 1875 (Age 0 years) |
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| Family ID |
F1435 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- Jamile has a photos of James I. Walker.
James was in Confederate Army. Wife Rebecca J. Walker applied for Pension, but none was awarded.
Deed book V, page 538, Crittenden County, KY
May 31, 1887
Hannah Walker and husband Henry convey to James I. Waker, for $100 paid in provisions and care and labor, for 62 acres of land on the waters of the middle prong of Piney Fork of Tradwatter, less 1 acre deeded to the Methodist Episcopal church. Also all that piece of land sold by T. L. R. Wilson to Walker for which there is no deed yet made and joins the above tract [signed] Hannah (x her mar) Walker, Henry Walker. Recorded Nov 5, 1887.
Obituary from Crittenden Press January 10, 1901: Mr. James I. Walker, living on the Garland Carter farm, died Sunday night after a severe illness. Mr. Walker was a well-known and prosperous farmer. He was a good clever man. Son of Henry M. and Anne [Black] Walker.
Feb 2007:
James I. Walker was a big farmer in the Repton community. His land was left to his 2nd son, Albert Henry, and not to his first son, John Riley. According to family stories, Albert made James' widow Hannah move out and he took over, leaving her with nothing. She went back to her family at Piney Fork and is buried across the walkway from Willie I. Walker. The two brothers never spoke to one another after that, even crossing the street to keep from coming face to face with one another. Rumor has it there was a court battle over the land, but family researchers have not been able to find any proof.
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