DIED: 1906
MEMBER OF: GAR
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BURIED IN UNION CEMETERY WITH THE SAME LAST NAME:
- Walker, Claude Tobin
- Walker, Eugene (d.1885)
- Walker, Eugene (d.1886)
- Walker, Hiram W
- Walker, Infant Son
- Walker, Malcolm V
- Walker, Mary F
- Walker, Mary (d.1872)
- Walker, May F
- Walker, Nancy L
- Walker, Phebe
- Walker, Sylvester
- Walker, Willard
- Walker, William Walter
- Walker, Zillah
BURIED NEARBY IN PLOT GAR:
- Bagley, Orson J
- Barrows, Henry F
- Baxter, James Henry
- Bierman, Earnest
- Boos, Frank
- Brown, Isabelle Roger
- Brown, John F
- Conn, Harvey D
- Crego, George H
- Crego, Lucinda Jane
- Davis, Thomas
- Donnelly, Margaret
- Enright, Patrick
- Fenn, John H
- Fenn, Mary
- Fletcher, Lewis M
- Fox, Jacob
- Green, Charles D
- Hart, Edward Redmond
- Hogle, A M
- Johnson, David Mitchel
- Johnson, Elma Jane
- Jonn, Harvey D
- Jostmann, Casper
- Killalee, John J
- Lentz, William
- Lorton, William A
- Lowry, Robert
- Maddocks, Francis E
- McElwain, Robert
- Peace, James
- Penny, Thomas Dixon
- Quinn, John L
- Ragan, John
- Rankin, Benjamin A
- Ridge, Grace
- Ridge, Joseph
- Rollins, Josiah King
- Sayrus, James
- Smyth, James
- Stokes, John
- Storey, Riley C Story
- Swasey, John J
- Swasey, Sophie
- Sweeney, Charles
- Thompson, Edward
- Trowbridge, Caleb
- Warren, Thomas
- Williams, Richard J
- Winter, Frank
- Winters, McCallen
- Witzell, William Bernhart
- Woodward, Howard Benjamin
- Woolf, Martin
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OBITUARY ---------------San Francisco Call
Volume 100, Number 57
27 July, 1906
Veterans Sound Taps for a Comrade.
Hero of Civil War: Laid to Rest by Men of Grand Army.
PALO ALTO, July 26. — Taps were sounded over the remains of Henry Walker,
one of the oldest residents of San Mateo County, today by his comrades of
McKinley Post of the Grand Army of the Republic. The funeral services were
held at 1 o'clock at the home of C. C. Walker, a brother of the deceased.
The remains were interred in Union Cemetery at Redwood City.
The ceremony was attended by the many friends of the old soldier.
Walker died last Monday night of valvular heart trouble at the Guild Hospital.
He was 69 years old. At the age of 24 he enlisted in the Illinois Volunteers and
was severely wounded at the battle of Shiloh. This wound prevented him from seeing
further active service and he was retired on pension. For two years he was
County Clerk of San Mateo County. Three brothers and two sisters survive him.
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