Easton Daily Argus Dec. 31, 1901 p. 1
After an illness of ten days from paralysis, William Walters died at 7:35 this morning at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Lydia Price, No. 1045 Ferry St. this city in his sixty-eighth year.
Deceased fought in the Civil War as a member of the Forty-seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was a member of Forks Church, this county.
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Son of Franklin and Rebecca Ann Bellis Walter
Husband of Mary A. Hope
Survivors:
Children: Jeremiah Walters, Mrs. Lydia Price, Mrs. H. G. Mutchler; brothers and sisters: Adam, Benjamin, Daniel, Stephen, Mrs. Adam Major, Mrs. George D. Tinsman.
After an illness of ten days from paralysis, William Walters died at 7:35 this morning at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Lydia Price, No. 1045 Ferry St. this city in his sixty-eighth year.
Deceased fought in the Civil War as a member of the Forty-seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was a member of Forks Church, this county.
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Son of Franklin and Rebecca Ann Bellis Walter
Husband of Mary A. Hope
Survivors:
Children: Jeremiah Walters, Mrs. Lydia Price, Mrs. H. G. Mutchler; brothers and sisters: Adam, Benjamin, Daniel, Stephen, Mrs. Adam Major, Mrs. George D. Tinsman.
Easton Daily Argus Dec. 31, 1901 p. 1
After an illness of ten days from paralysis, William Walters died at 7:35 this morning at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Lydia Price, No. 1045 Ferry St. this city in his sixty-eighth year.
Deceased fought in the Civil War as a member of the Forty-seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was a member of Forks Church, this county.
______________________________
Son of Franklin and Rebecca Ann Bellis Walter
Husband of Mary A. Hope
Survivors:
Children: Jeremiah Walters, Mrs. Lydia Price, Mrs. H. G. Mutchler; brothers and sisters: Adam, Benjamin, Daniel, Stephen, Mrs. Adam Major, Mrs. George D. Tinsman.
After an illness of ten days from paralysis, William Walters died at 7:35 this morning at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Lydia Price, No. 1045 Ferry St. this city in his sixty-eighth year.
Deceased fought in the Civil War as a member of the Forty-seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was a member of Forks Church, this county.
______________________________
Son of Franklin and Rebecca Ann Bellis Walter
Husband of Mary A. Hope
Survivors:
Children: Jeremiah Walters, Mrs. Lydia Price, Mrs. H. G. Mutchler; brothers and sisters: Adam, Benjamin, Daniel, Stephen, Mrs. Adam Major, Mrs. George D. Tinsman.
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