Walter was the youngest son of Thomas Hyatt and Pauline Ida (Lehmann) Harris.
He moved with his aunt and uncle to Colorado where he married and had a son, Walter Tillman Harris, Jr.
They were living in the mountains near Rattlesnake Buttes, when Walter was struck and killed by lightning while getting water for the home from a stream.
He is believed to be buried in Huerfano County.
He moved with his aunt and uncle to Colorado where he married and had a son, Walter Tillman Harris, Jr.
They were living in the mountains near Rattlesnake Buttes, when Walter was struck and killed by lightning while getting water for the home from a stream.
He is believed to be buried in Huerfano County.
Walter was the youngest son of Thomas Hyatt and Pauline Ida (Lehmann) Harris.
He moved with his aunt and uncle to Colorado where he married and had a son, Walter Tillman Harris, Jr.
They were living in the mountains near Rattlesnake Buttes, when Walter was struck and killed by lightning while getting water for the home from a stream.
He is believed to be buried in Huerfano County.
He moved with his aunt and uncle to Colorado where he married and had a son, Walter Tillman Harris, Jr.
They were living in the mountains near Rattlesnake Buttes, when Walter was struck and killed by lightning while getting water for the home from a stream.
He is believed to be buried in Huerfano County.
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