James Lucius Walker son of John Osborne and Martha Ann Walker.James Lucius Walker married Clara Glenn Taylor on October 20,1897 in Borden.The couple celebrated sixty years of marriage.
3 Grandsons
2 Great-Grandchildren
James was a native of Colorado County and a prominent resident of the Matthews and Ealge Lake community for the past forty-six years.1912 is when he brought his family to Matthews where he was a farmer and rancher for many years.
Mr.Walker always kept a constant interest in the affairs of his community and state.He was a kind and considerate neighbor and a steadfast friend.
Mr.Walker passed away at 7:15 p.m. Friday June 20,1958 at Laughlin Hospital.Although he had been in failing health for the past three years with a series of heart ailments,he had been confined to the hospital for five weeks and his death brought sadness to his many,many friends in this area.
Funeral services were held for James Lucius walker,82,Sunday June 22,1958 at 3:30 p.m. from Colly Memorial Methodist Church with the Rev.Charles Walton officiating.
Favorite hymns "Old Rugged Cross" and "Sweet By and By" were sung by a quartet,Mesdames H.C. Johnson,A.E. Gleghorn,Clifford Wiese and G.G. Grand accompanied by Miss Marion Wozencraft at the organ.
Pallbearers were nephews,H.A. Machlan,J.W. Machlan,W.O. Walker,Ashley Walker,Leon Ingram and J.O. Walker.
His presence shall be missed by his loved ones and by his host of friends.
Mill-Bauer Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
3 Grandsons
2 Great-Grandchildren
James was a native of Colorado County and a prominent resident of the Matthews and Ealge Lake community for the past forty-six years.1912 is when he brought his family to Matthews where he was a farmer and rancher for many years.
Mr.Walker always kept a constant interest in the affairs of his community and state.He was a kind and considerate neighbor and a steadfast friend.
Mr.Walker passed away at 7:15 p.m. Friday June 20,1958 at Laughlin Hospital.Although he had been in failing health for the past three years with a series of heart ailments,he had been confined to the hospital for five weeks and his death brought sadness to his many,many friends in this area.
Funeral services were held for James Lucius walker,82,Sunday June 22,1958 at 3:30 p.m. from Colly Memorial Methodist Church with the Rev.Charles Walton officiating.
Favorite hymns "Old Rugged Cross" and "Sweet By and By" were sung by a quartet,Mesdames H.C. Johnson,A.E. Gleghorn,Clifford Wiese and G.G. Grand accompanied by Miss Marion Wozencraft at the organ.
Pallbearers were nephews,H.A. Machlan,J.W. Machlan,W.O. Walker,Ashley Walker,Leon Ingram and J.O. Walker.
His presence shall be missed by his loved ones and by his host of friends.
Mill-Bauer Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
James Lucius Walker son of John Osborne and Martha Ann Walker.James Lucius Walker married Clara Glenn Taylor on October 20,1897 in Borden.The couple celebrated sixty years of marriage.
3 Grandsons
2 Great-Grandchildren
James was a native of Colorado County and a prominent resident of the Matthews and Ealge Lake community for the past forty-six years.1912 is when he brought his family to Matthews where he was a farmer and rancher for many years.
Mr.Walker always kept a constant interest in the affairs of his community and state.He was a kind and considerate neighbor and a steadfast friend.
Mr.Walker passed away at 7:15 p.m. Friday June 20,1958 at Laughlin Hospital.Although he had been in failing health for the past three years with a series of heart ailments,he had been confined to the hospital for five weeks and his death brought sadness to his many,many friends in this area.
Funeral services were held for James Lucius walker,82,Sunday June 22,1958 at 3:30 p.m. from Colly Memorial Methodist Church with the Rev.Charles Walton officiating.
Favorite hymns "Old Rugged Cross" and "Sweet By and By" were sung by a quartet,Mesdames H.C. Johnson,A.E. Gleghorn,Clifford Wiese and G.G. Grand accompanied by Miss Marion Wozencraft at the organ.
Pallbearers were nephews,H.A. Machlan,J.W. Machlan,W.O. Walker,Ashley Walker,Leon Ingram and J.O. Walker.
His presence shall be missed by his loved ones and by his host of friends.
Mill-Bauer Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
3 Grandsons
2 Great-Grandchildren
James was a native of Colorado County and a prominent resident of the Matthews and Ealge Lake community for the past forty-six years.1912 is when he brought his family to Matthews where he was a farmer and rancher for many years.
Mr.Walker always kept a constant interest in the affairs of his community and state.He was a kind and considerate neighbor and a steadfast friend.
Mr.Walker passed away at 7:15 p.m. Friday June 20,1958 at Laughlin Hospital.Although he had been in failing health for the past three years with a series of heart ailments,he had been confined to the hospital for five weeks and his death brought sadness to his many,many friends in this area.
Funeral services were held for James Lucius walker,82,Sunday June 22,1958 at 3:30 p.m. from Colly Memorial Methodist Church with the Rev.Charles Walton officiating.
Favorite hymns "Old Rugged Cross" and "Sweet By and By" were sung by a quartet,Mesdames H.C. Johnson,A.E. Gleghorn,Clifford Wiese and G.G. Grand accompanied by Miss Marion Wozencraft at the organ.
Pallbearers were nephews,H.A. Machlan,J.W. Machlan,W.O. Walker,Ashley Walker,Leon Ingram and J.O. Walker.
His presence shall be missed by his loved ones and by his host of friends.
Mill-Bauer Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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