Larry Anderson - Families and Individuals

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John Wood WALKER

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Rev. John Wood Walker
1851-1918

Rev. John Wood Walker was a minister in a beautiful little Baptist Churchnear Ashland, Alabama.  The church is still in good repair and in usetoday.  A recent minister was Dwight Upchurch, a grandson of Rev. JohnWood Walker.
Rev. John Wood Walker is buried across the road from the church in a veryscenic hillside cemetery.  Rev. Walker was also a farmer.  At one time heand his family lived in a log cabin.

Rev. John Wood Walker was a minister in a beautiful little Baptist Church near Ashland, Alabama.  The church is still in good repair and in use today.  A recent minister was Dwight Upchurch, a grandson of Rev. John Wood Walker.
Rev. John Wood Walker is buried across the road from the church in a very scenic hillside cemetery.  Rev. Walker was also a farmer.  At one time he and his family lived in a log cabin.

Martha Eugenia WHITE

Martha Eugenia White
1858-1931

Martha "Mattie" Eugenia White lived in Mountain Park, Oklahoma at the time of her death.  She is buried in the Mountain Park Cemetery.  She was born in Alabama.

Leah BASOVITZ

Leah Kahn lived in the Hebrew Home for the aged at 302 Silver Ave. San Francisco California 94112, She lived in San Francisco for 37 years. She suffered from Arteriosclerosis, Hypertension and Chronic Broncial Asthma for 11 years. Four days prior to her death she developed Psudo Bulbar parallysis and acute bronchitis. Leah is buried at Eternal Home Cemetery at 1031 El Camino Real, Colma California 94014. She passed away on August 21, 1931 and was buried on Monday, Aug 24 1931.

Leo KAHN

Leo Hakn was never married, but he had a girl friend name Grace. He was a printer and loved sports

William E. WHITE

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William E White
1819/1820-

William E White is listed in the 1850 Census for Randolph Co., Alabama asa Physician with a net worth of $1500.  Randolph County later became Clay County or Talledega Co.  He was born in Georgia as was his wife Lucy A.According to the birth places of his children, they apparently moved back and forth between Alabama and MIssissippi.  One of his children was named "Wiley."  The 1850 census also lists a Wiley White living five houses from William who was 48 at the time of this census--possibly old enought o be William's father.  If he was not his father he may well have been an uncle or possibly a brother.  This Wiley White had a worth of $3000.

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