Richard L. Mason

Joseph married Ella Lorene Hoop on 6 Aug 1938 in Newton County, Missouri, USA. Ella (daughter of Karl Watson Hoop and Myrtle Annis Walker) was born on 11 Dec 1923 in Barton County, Missouri, USA; died on 7 Dec 2003 in Kingfisher, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma; was buried in Rosebank Cemetery, Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: Aug 1938, Crawford County, Kansas, USA; In her first marriage, to Joe Mason, both bride and groom are stated to be of Crawford County, Kansas, though married in Newton Co MO
• Census: 16 April 1940, Lincoln township, Crawford County, Kansas, USA; 1. Mason, Joe, head, male, white, 28, married, completed grade 7, born in Missouri, in 1935 lived in Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas on a farm, seeking work, farm laborer 2. _____, Ella L., wife, female, white, 18, completed 2 years high school, born Arkansas, in 1935 lived in Mulberry, Crawford Co Kansas 3. _____, Billie J., son, male, white, 8, attending school, completed first grade, Kansas 4. _____, Robert L., son, male, white, 6, attending school, completed first grade, Kansas 5. _____, Richard L., son, male white, 8 months old, Kansas [Since Ella married him in 1938, the two older boys were likely her step-sons, and only the youngest, Richard, her son with Joe]. Also, she was only 18.
• Name: Feb 1946; "Ella Lorene Mason"
• Name: Jun 1955; "Ella Lorene Dial"
• Name: Oct 1955; "Ella Lorene Mills"
• Residence: Oct 1963, Sulphur Springs, Benton County, Arkansas, USA; "Mrs. Ella Mills" of Sulpher Springs, Arkansas. [mother of the bride]
• Name: Sep 1974; "Ella Flurry"
• Name: Nov 1977; "Ella Lorene Flurry"
• NEWS: 23 Oct 1988, Okmulgee, Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, USA; Article announcing birth of Forrest Wayne Miller to Amber and Kevin Miller--goes on to name grandparents "Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Purvine" and great grandmother "Ella Flurry, Mustang."
• Name: Jan 1996; "Ella L. Flurry"

Notes:

Birth:
FindAGrave offers birthdate of 3 Aug 1921

Died:
FindAGrave offers death date of 12 January 1996.

Notes:

Married:
Married by probate judge,

Other Events:

• Census: 15 Apr 1910, LeRoy township, Barton County, Missouri, USA

Notes:

Census:

1. Hoop, Charles E., head, male, white, 47, widowed, Indiana, Indiana, Indiana, farm, general farm, own account, can read and write, owns farm with mortgage, farm schedule no. 1
2. _____, Lonnie P., son, male, white, single, Missouri, Indiana, Missouri, farm labor, home farm, can read and write
3. _____, Karl W., son, male, white, 8, Missouri, Indiana, Missouri, attending school
4. _____, Charles F., son, male, white, 19, first marriage, married 0 years, Missouri, Indiana, Missouri, farm labor, home farm
5. _____, May E., daughter in law, female, white, 20, first marriage, married 0 years, 0 children 0 living, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri
6. Beck, Martha S., servant, female, white, 17, single, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Missouri, servant, private family, can read and write

[In Karl's household is his brother's wife, May E. (Smith) Hoop, the daughter of Mary Carolina "Mollie" Walker and Andrew Jackson Smith. Karl would later marry May's cousin Myrtle Annis Walker, daughter of Mollie's younger brother Lance.]

Karl married Myrtle Annis Walker on 8 Feb 1919 in Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas. Myrtle (daughter of Helton Alanson "Lance" Walker and Cora Ellen Burke) was born on 19 Nov 1899 in Howell County, Missouri, USA; died on 6 May 2002 in Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas; was buried in Rosebank Cemetery, Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Marital Status: 1919, Barton County, Missouri, USA;

  Myrtle's eulogy notes that she moved at age 18 to Barton County and that she went to work for Charles and Mae Hoop, later marrying Charles's brother Karl. It does not mention, however, that "Mae Hoop" was the former May Smith, daughter of Mary Carolina "Mollie" Walker and husband Andrew Jackson Smith. Mollie was Helton Alanson Walker's older sister, so Myrtle and May were first cousins.

• Census: 2 Jan 1920, Leroy township, Barton County, Missouri, USA
• Census: 23 Apr 1930, Ozark township, Barton County, Missouri, USA
• Residence: Between 1930-1934, Crawford County, Kansas, USA;

  Carl and Myrtle Hoop moved to Kansas between 1930 and 1934.

• Census: 2 Apr 1940, Mulberry (city), Crawford County, Kansas, USA
• Residence: Nov-Dec 1957, Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas, USA;

  Her father's 1957 obituary named daughter "Mrs. Buford Reeder" of Mulberry.

• Residence: Aug 1977, Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas, USA
• SSDI: 6 May 2002, Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas, USA;

  Name: Myrtle A. Reeder SSN: 510-24-6776 Last Residence: 66756 Mulberry, Crawford, Kansas, USA Born: 19 Nov 1899 Died: 6 May 2002 State (Year) SSN issued: Kansas (Before 1951)

• Obituary: 10 May 2002, Barton County, Kansas, USA;

  Eulogy for Myrtle Annis (nee Walker) Hoop Reeder, written by her family, and delivered at her funeral by grandson Tom Compton.

  Sunday is Mothers Day. Over the course of the last few days I have pondered the lives of two mothers. I have, on more than one occasion either read or heard the story of a simple woman of great faith. The author of the story tells us that this woman married, at a young age, a poor carpenter. She lived in a society that thought of children as insignificant . . . as property. Yet, she loved children and she and her husband had a son who, also, became at least for a time a carpenter. We aren?t told a lot about this woman and her family. She watched her son grow with a great sense of wonder and awe. We know that she was widowed. And we know that she watched her son undergo great suffering and eventually die. But she kept her faith. Later, others would write about this mother and lift her up as a model for all mothers to follow. Her story is actually part of a larger story that is called the Good News - the Gospel. The author is the Holy Spirit. Her name was Mary, the Mother of Jesus. The other mother that I have thought about was also married to a man who, for a time anyway, was a carpenter. Like Mary she watched her children with great pride. Like Mary, she watched her children undergo the trials and tribulations of life. And, as Mary stood in a garden before the tomb in which her son was laid by Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, she stood in a cemetery named for one of her favorite flowers and watched as three of her children were laid to rest. This mother, I and those of my generation, know as Grandma. Some of you know her as mother or as Aunt Myrtle or as sister, cousin, friend. Born November 19, 1899 to Helton A. and Cora E. Burk Walker she was appropriately Christened Myrtle Annis after the Crepes Myrtle - because she was so beautiful. I wonder if Grandma Walker knew how much her daughter would grow to love flowers. I cannot imagine the house in Mulberry where Grandma and Grandpa Pete lived not being surrounded by flowers. Grandma was the last of the Walker children to be Baptized into the Christian faith by her Grandfather Helton R. Walker. She was raised in a log cabin and went to school at Summersville, Mo. Her father who, like his father followed in the steps of Jesus, rode the circuit in the Summersville area. He used to rock Grandma and sing to her a little song he made up: ?You?re Daddy?s little curly head, your grandpa is a preacher. You like to go to Sunday School and listen to the preacher.? In 1917, at the age of 18, Grandma moved to the Liberal, Mo. area with her cousin Ray Brooks and his new bride, her best friend, Gladys. She went to work for Mae and Charles Hoop. On February 8, 1919, she married Charles? brother, Karl Watson Hoop in Lamar, Mo. Grandma was married to Grandpa Hoop for about 16 years and together they shared the joy of eight children. On September 20, 1935, in the middle of the Great Depression, Grandpa Hoop died. Almost nine years later, on January 17, 1944 Grandma married Bufford (Pete) Reeder in Kansas City. I know from the family stories that Grandpa Pete did some farming, but, in my memories, I knew him as a carpenter and more importantly as a hunter and a fisherman. I remember spending the night on the ?duo-fold? in the living room drifting to sleep watching the orange embers glow in the coal-burning stove. Grandma would wake me before dawn and serve us breakfast. After breakfast she would hand Grandpa a thermos of very black coffee and me a bag of cookies. Grandpa and I would crawl into the old gray Chevy and be off to hunt our quarry. Grandpa Pete died on September 12, 1967 and we laid him to rest on my birthday, September 15. The trip to Grandma?s house was always a treat because she had a way of making each of us special. Recently, I was stunned to find out that Sissy had the audacity to think that she and not I was Grandma?s favorite grandchild. My world really started to crumble when I found out that Maricia, Kim, Connie, Nancy, well, just about all of us thought we were her favorite. And as those of us who are parents know that it was possible that through the miracle of God?s love that all of us were each in our own way, her favorite. About 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 4, 2002 Grandma was rushed by ambulance to Mount Carmel Hospital in Pittsburg, Ks. We were told that she wouldn?t make it through the night. I?m not sure the hospital was ready for the ensuing invasion as at least 26 people ( by Maricia?s count) that crowded her room, the halls, and the waiting room. The staff marveled at what a great tribute of love this was and we proudly informed them that this was just the tip of the iceberg. The night turned into a 49-hour vigil. As the Apostles watched and prayed with Jesus the night before His death, we watched and prayed with Grandma. About 7:15 p.m., Monday, May 6, 2002 Mom, Aunt Mary, Corky and Margaret Walker, my sister Becky, and myself gathered around Grandma?s bed, held hands and prayed that the Lord would receive Grandma into his loving care. It was as if Grandma had been waiting for her nephew to come and pray with her because she quietly surrendered her spirit at 7:25 p.m. I am sure that she was greeted by a whole host of people which included her parents, her daughter Lorene Wilson; her sons Norman (Tuffy) and Robert (Bob) Hoop; sisters Edith Hart and Wilma Abiehl; brothers Othol, Hollis (who particularly looked after her in this life), Vester, Clyde, Raymond, and Kenneth Walker; 1 favorite grandson; and 6 favorite great-grandchildren. Mary, through her son Jesus, left the world a legacy of love. Grandma?s legacy of love includes: Daughters Nadine Egender of Okarche, Ok., Deloris Goodloe of Claremore, Ok., Bonnie Compton of Pittsburg, Ks. and Mary Houghton of Mulberry, Ks.; one son, Carl Howard Hoop of Gainesville, Tx.; two brothers, Everett Walker of St. Joseph, Mo. and Howard Walker of Sequim, Wash.; 34 favorite grandchildren; 90 favorite great-grandchildren; 40 favorite great-great grandchildren; and two favorite great-great-great-grandchildren. And, in a few short minutes we will go and lay her to rest in the garden named for one of her favorite flowers. Thank you, Grandma. Go in Peace!

Notes:

Census:

1. Hoop, Karl W., head, renting, male, white, 19, married can read and write, Missouri, U.S., U.S., farmer, general, farm schedule no. 12
2. _____, Myrtle A., wife, female, white, 20, married, can read and write, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri
3. _____, Chrl H., son, male, white, 4 months, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri

Census:

1. Hoop, Carl, head, renting, male, white, 28, married, first married age 19, can read and write, Missouri, Indiana, Missouri, farmer, farming, not a veteran, farm schedule no. 95
2. _____, Myrtle wife, female, white, 30, married, first married age 19, can read and write, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri
3. _____, Howard, son, male, white, 10, attending school, can read and write, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri
4. _____, Lorene, daughter, female, white, 8, attending school, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri
5. _____, Nadine, daughter, female, white, 6, attending school, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri
6. _____, Dolores, daughter, female, white, 4 4/12, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri
7. _____, Norman, son, male, white, 2 4/12, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri
8. _____ Bobby L., son, male, white, 7 months, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri

Census:

1. Hoop, Myrtle A., head, female, white, renting, $5, not a farm, 40, widowed, completed grade 8, Missouri, same place 1935, not employed for pay, working at home
2. _____, Howard C., son, male, white, 20, single, completed grade 8, Missouri, same place, employed, 10 hours, truck driver, coal mine, private work, 13 weeks in 1939, income $40, no other source of income
3. _____, Nadine Edith, daughter, female, white, 16, single, attending school, completed 2 years high school, Missouri, same place
4. _____, Doloris B., daughter, female, white, 14, not attending school, completed grade 7, Missouri, same place 1935
5. _____, Norman E., son, male, white, 12, attending school, completed grade 6, Missouri, same place 1935
6. _____, Bobby Lee, son, male, white, 10, attending school, completed grade 5, Missouri, same place 1935
7. _____, Bonnie Lou, daughter, female, white, 6, attending school, completed 0 grades, Kansas, same place 1935
8. _____, Mary Ann, daughter, female, white, 4, Kansas

[Living next to her married daughter Lorene Hoffman and near two Burke families that were probably related to her mother, Cora (Burke) Walker.]

Children: Carl Howard Hoop was born on 9 Dec 1919 in Barton County, Missouri, USA; died on 18 Oct 2004. 3. Ella Lorene Hoop was born on 11 Dec 1923 in Barton County, Missouri, USA; died on 7 Dec 2003 in Kingfisher, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma; was buried in Rosebank Cemetery, Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas, USA. Edith Nadine Hoop was born on 11 Dec 1923 in Barton County, Missouri, USA; died on 7 Dec 2003 in Kingfisher, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. Norman Edward Hoop was born on 4 Apr 1927 in Barton County, Missouri, USA; died on 20 Jun 1995 in Houston, Harris County, Texas. Robert Lee Hoop was born on 19 Aug 1929 in Barton County, Missouri, USA; died on 2 Jul 1996 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma; was buried in Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas. Bonnie Lou Hoop Mary Ann Hoop

Other Events:

• Parents:

  Lance's 1957 death certificate names his parents as "Helton Radford Walker" and "Easter Thornton.

• Census (State): 14 Jun 1900, Montier township, Shannon County, Missouri, USA
• Census: 25 Apr 1910, Carroll township, Texas County, Missouri, USA
• Census: 16 Jan 1920, Carroll township, Texas County, Missouri, USA
• Census: 5 Apr 1930, Barton City township, Barton County, Missouri, USA
• Census: 12 Apr 1940, Ozark township, Barton County, Missouri, USA
• Obituary: Nov-Dec 1957, Liberal, Barton County, Missouri, USA;

  Obituary, Liberal News

  "Helton A. Walker Dies Monday Night Helton A. Walker, 85, died at his home on Darwin street at 10:30 p. m., Monday, November 25, 1957. He had only been ill a few days. Mr. Walker was born August 10, 1872 at Trask, Mo. He had lived in this area 34 years and had been a resident of Liberal for 15 years. Mr. Walker and his wife Cora would have celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary January 18, 1958. Survivors besides the widow are seven sons and three daughters. They are: Othol and Sylvester Walker of Powell, Wyo., Howard Walker of Riverton, Wyo., Everett Walker of St. Joseph, Hollis Walker, Clyde Walker and Kenneth Walker, all of Liberal; Mrs. James Hart of Powell, Wyo., Mrs. Herman Watkins, Phoenix, Ariz., and Mrs. Buford Reeder of Mulberry; 35 grandchildren, a brother Tea Walker lives at Englewood, Colo. One son, Raymond preceded Mr. Walker in death."

Notes:

Census (State):

1. Walker, H. A., head, white, male, August 1874, 25, married 6 years, Missouri, Tennessee, Tennessee, mill laborer, can read and write, renting house
2. _____, Cora, wife, white, female, April 1878, 22, married 6 years, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, can read and write
3. _____, Edos [Edith], daughter, white, female, October 1895, 4, Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee
4. _____, Otho, son, white, male, July 1897, 2, Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee
5. _____, Mirtle [Myrtle], daughter, white, female, November 1899, 0, Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee
6. _____, T. W. brother, white, male, July 1876, 23, single, Missouri, Tennesee, Tennessee
7. Smith, Arther, boarder, white, male, Mary 1883, 17, single, Missouri, Illinois, Illinois, mill laborer, can read and write
8. Bird, Herr, boarder, white, male, [March 1881?], 29, single, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, mill laborer, can read and write


Census:

1. Walker, Helton A., head, male white, 36, first marriage, married 16 years. Missouri, Tennessee, Tennessee, farmer, general farm, own account, can read and writ, owns farm, with mortgage, farm schedule no. 65
2. _____, Cora E., wife, female, white, 32, first marriage, married 16 years, 7 children 7 living, Missouri, Iowa, Iowa, can read and write
3. _____, Edith E., daughter, female, white, 14, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, can read and write, attending school
4. _____, Otho, son, male, white, 12, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, can read and write, attending school
5. _____, Myrtle A., daughter, female, white, 10, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, can read and write, attending school
6. _____, Hollis W., son, male, white, 7, Oklahoma, Missouri, Missouri
7. _____, Edward S., son, male, white, 5, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri
8. _____, James C., son, male, white, 3, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri
9. _____, William E., son, male, white, 2 months, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri

Census:

1. Walker, Lance H., head, owns, farm, male, white, 45, married, can read and write, Missouri, Tennessee, Tennessee, farmer, general farm, own account, farm schedule no. 27
2. _____, Cora, wife, female, white, 41, married, can read and write, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee
3. _____, Edith, daughter, female, white, 24, single, can read and write, Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee, teacher, public school
4. _____, Othal, son, male, white, 22, single, can read and write, Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee, bookkeeper, bank
5. _____, Hollis, son, male, white, 17, single, attending school, can read and write, Oklahoma, Missouri, Tennessee, laborer, general farm
6. _____. Sylvester, son, male, white, 15, attending school, can read and write, Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee
7. _____, Clyde, son, male, white, 12, attending school, can read and write, Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee
8. _____, Everett, son, male, white, 9, attending school, can read and write, Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee
9. _____, Wilma, daughter, female, white, 7, attending school, Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee
10. _____, Howard, son, male, white, 4, Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee
11. _____, Raymond, son, male, white, 1 [7/12?], Missouri, Missouri, Tennessee


Census:

1. Walker, Heldon [Helton], head, renting, farm, male, white, 56, married, first married age 21, can read and write, Missouri, Tennessee, Tennessee, farmer, farming, not a veteran, farm schedule no. 20
2. _____, Cora E., wife, female, white, 52, married, first married age 16, can read and write, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee
3. _____, Sylvester, son, male, white, 20, single, can read and write, Missouri Missouri, Tennessee, laborer
4. _____, Wilma, daughter, female, white, 17, attending school, can read and write, Missouri Missouri, Tennessee
5. _____, Howard, son, male, white, 14, attending school, can read and write, Missouri Missouri, Tennessee
6. _____, Kenneth, son, male, white, 9, attending school, Missouri Missouri, Tennessee

[Next door is their married son, Hollis, and family]

Census:

1. Walker, Helton A., head, renting, value $4000, farm, male, white, 66, married, completed grade 8, Missouri, rural in 1935, employed for pay, farmer, no other income, farm schedule no. 73
2. _____, Cora Ellen, wife, female, white, 61, married, completed grade 8, Missouri
3. _____, Kenneth C., son, male, white, 19, single, attending school, completed 4 years high school, Missouri, not employed

Helton married Cora Ellen Burke on 18 Jan 1894 in Howell County, Missouri, USA. Cora (daughter of William Burke and Eveline Belle Hicks) was born on 16 Apr 1878 in Kingsport, Tennessee, USA; died on 9 Oct 1969 in Liberal, Barton County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Liberal City Cemetery, Liberal, Barton County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Obituary: 16 Oct 1961, Liberal, Barton County, Missouri, USA;

  Obituary, Liberal News

  "Cora Walker Dies at Age 91 Mrs. Cora Ellen Walker, 91, died at 7:15 Thursday night, October 9, in Memorial hospital where she had been a patient since August 22. She was born April 16, 1878 at Kingsport, Tenn., the daughter of William E. and Belle Hicks Burk. Her father died when she was six months of age and she and her mother moved to south Missouri with her grandparents. She married Helton A. Walker January 18, 1894, in Howell county. They moved to Texas county where the engaged in farming and in 1923 moved to a farm in Barton county. He was also a minister in Texas and Barton counties. They retired from farming in 1943 and moved into Liberal where Mr. Walker died in November, 1957. She continued to make her home on Darwin street and was able to maintain her own home until recently. She was a member of the Bethel Methodist church in Summersville. Survivors are seven sons, Othal Walker, Hollis Walker, sr., Clyde Walker, Kenneth Walker, all of Liberal, E. S. Walker of Powell, Wyo., Everett Walker of St. Joseph, and Howard Walker of Riverton, Wyo.; three daughters, Mrs Edith Hart of Powell, Wyo., Mrs. Myrtle Reeder of Mulberry, Kan., and Mrs. Wilma Watkins of Phoenix, Ariz.; 35 grandchildren; 98 great grandchildren; and 17 great great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Liberal Methodist church, with the Rev. Silas Cunningham of Springfield officiating. He was assisted by the Rev. James Roller. Burial was in the Liberal City cemetery under the direction of the Berkey funeral service of Mulberry. Pallbearers were Joe Hedges, George Thornton, Francis Jones, Bill Hackney, Bill Reynolds, and W. E Bowman. Singers were Mrs. Bill Lathim and Vernon Snodgrass. Mrs. Jake Myers provided piano accompaniment E. S. Walker of Powell was the only one of the children unable to attend the funeral."

Notes:

Cora's mother quickly remarried to Henry Bumgardner and the family is found in the Lucas County, Iowa, census, with daughter "Clara" E. Burke, age 2.

The Willoughby-Bishop tree on Ancestry.com
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/22410357/person/1231070840

Indicates that Cora's mother was married to William Burke in Claiborne Co, TN and was married the second time in Claiborne Co, also that Cora was born in Claiborne Co.

Birth:

Kingsport is at the intersection of three counties: Hawkins, Sullivan, and Washington.

Died:

FindAGrave offers a death date of 9 October 1969, rather than 15 October.

Notes:

Married:

Lance was just 20 and Cora just 15 at the time of their marriage. Lance had the consent of his father and Cora of her guardian, illegible name, appears to be David Hicks, her maternal grandfather.

Children: Edith Walker was born on 31 Oct 1895 in Mountain View, Howell County, Missouri, USA; died on 5 Jun 1974 in St. Vincent's Hospital, Billings, Yellowstone County, Montana, USA; was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Powell, Park County, Wyoming, USA. Othal Thomas Walker was born on 16 Jul 1897 in Summersville, Texas County, Missouri, USA; died on 8 Aug 1977 in American Fork Hospital, American Fork, Utah County, Utah, USA. 7. Myrtle Annis Walker was born on 19 Nov 1899 in Howell County, Missouri, USA; died on 6 May 2002 in Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas; was buried in Rosebank Cemetery, Mulberry, Crawford County, Kansas, USA. Hollis Wesley Walker was born on 14 Aug 1902 in Durant, Bryan County, Oklahoma, USA; died on 31 Jul 1990 in Liberal, Barton County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Barton City Cemetery, Liberal, Barton County, Missouri, USA. Edward Sylvester "Ves" Walker was born on 30 Dec 1904 in Missouri, USA; died on 16 Sep 1978; was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Powell, Park County, Wyoming, USA. James "Clyde" Walker was born on 8 Aug 1907 in Missouri, USA; died on 24 Mar 1986 in Liberal, Barton County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Liberal City Cemetery, Liberal, Barton County, Missouri, USA. Everett William Walker, DNA was born on 16 Feb 1910 in Summersville, Texas County, Missouri; died on 6 Apr 2009 in St. Joseph, Andrew County, Missouri, USA; was buried in St. Joseph Memorial Park, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri, USA. Wilma Irene Walker was born on 7 Dec 1912 in Texas County, Missouri, USA; died on 20 Dec 1995 in Paulding County, Georgia, USA. Howard Wilson Walker was born on 8 Sep 1916 in Texas County, Missouri, USA; died on 15 Feb 2010 in Sequim, Clallam County, Washington, USA. Raymond Burk Walker was born on 6 Jun 1918 in Summersville, Texas County, Missouri, USA; died on 27 Jun 1920 in Summersville, Texas County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Bethel Cemetery, Summersville, Texas County, Missouri, USA. Charles Kenneth Walker was born on 16 Sep 1921 in Summersville, Texas County, Missouri, USA; died on 26 Jun 1990 in Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Jun 1990 in Liberal City Cemetery, Liberal, Barton County, Missouri, USA.