Miss Walker Riley Vandiver was the youngest child of Ryland O'Bannon Vandiver and Matilda Clementine Allen Vandiver. She was born in Franklin, now Colbert County, Alabama in the Saints Crossroads community.
She moved with her parents and sister's family to Somerville, Fayette County, Tennessee after 1910. She never married. She died 9 April 1946 in the community of Warren in Fayette County, Tennessee. She is buried on the 'Vandiver" side of her parents' gravemarker in Hood Cemetery in the Feathers Chapel community of Fayette County, Tennessee. She lies in an unmarked grave.
There are no known photos of Walker Vandiver. The only things reminding us that she even lived are census records and a short death notice in a newspaper. We now have access to her death certificate as well. Sad. Sigh.
She moved with her parents and sister's family to Somerville, Fayette County, Tennessee after 1910. She never married. She died 9 April 1946 in the community of Warren in Fayette County, Tennessee. She is buried on the 'Vandiver" side of her parents' gravemarker in Hood Cemetery in the Feathers Chapel community of Fayette County, Tennessee. She lies in an unmarked grave.
There are no known photos of Walker Vandiver. The only things reminding us that she even lived are census records and a short death notice in a newspaper. We now have access to her death certificate as well. Sad. Sigh.
Miss Walker Riley Vandiver was the youngest child of Ryland O'Bannon Vandiver and Matilda Clementine Allen Vandiver. She was born in Franklin, now Colbert County, Alabama in the Saints Crossroads community.
She moved with her parents and sister's family to Somerville, Fayette County, Tennessee after 1910. She never married. She died 9 April 1946 in the community of Warren in Fayette County, Tennessee. She is buried on the 'Vandiver" side of her parents' gravemarker in Hood Cemetery in the Feathers Chapel community of Fayette County, Tennessee. She lies in an unmarked grave.
There are no known photos of Walker Vandiver. The only things reminding us that she even lived are census records and a short death notice in a newspaper. We now have access to her death certificate as well. Sad. Sigh.
She moved with her parents and sister's family to Somerville, Fayette County, Tennessee after 1910. She never married. She died 9 April 1946 in the community of Warren in Fayette County, Tennessee. She is buried on the 'Vandiver" side of her parents' gravemarker in Hood Cemetery in the Feathers Chapel community of Fayette County, Tennessee. She lies in an unmarked grave.
There are no known photos of Walker Vandiver. The only things reminding us that she even lived are census records and a short death notice in a newspaper. We now have access to her death certificate as well. Sad. Sigh.
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