Mary married John Walker on Jan. 3, 1856 in Macon county, Illinois.
Mrs. Mary J. Walker, eighty-three years old, was murdered Thursday afternoon in the home of her son, Frank G. Walker 2111 North Water street. Police of Decatur and other cities are searching for her grandson, Rolland Walker under the belief that it was he who fired the shots. Rolland's wife had died of tuberculosis and he always contended she got it from his grandmother. They had quarreled frequently.
Full story Decatur, Il Review Dec 3, 1920
Mrs. Mary J. Walker, eighty-three years old, was murdered Thursday afternoon in the home of her son, Frank G. Walker 2111 North Water street. Police of Decatur and other cities are searching for her grandson, Rolland Walker under the belief that it was he who fired the shots. Rolland's wife had died of tuberculosis and he always contended she got it from his grandmother. They had quarreled frequently.
Full story Decatur, Il Review Dec 3, 1920
Mary married John Walker on Jan. 3, 1856 in Macon county, Illinois.
Mrs. Mary J. Walker, eighty-three years old, was murdered Thursday afternoon in the home of her son, Frank G. Walker 2111 North Water street. Police of Decatur and other cities are searching for her grandson, Rolland Walker under the belief that it was he who fired the shots. Rolland's wife had died of tuberculosis and he always contended she got it from his grandmother. They had quarreled frequently.
Full story Decatur, Il Review Dec 3, 1920
Mrs. Mary J. Walker, eighty-three years old, was murdered Thursday afternoon in the home of her son, Frank G. Walker 2111 North Water street. Police of Decatur and other cities are searching for her grandson, Rolland Walker under the belief that it was he who fired the shots. Rolland's wife had died of tuberculosis and he always contended she got it from his grandmother. They had quarreled frequently.
Full story Decatur, Il Review Dec 3, 1920
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