Funeral services for Bert A. Walton of Westchester, who died at the insane hospital Wednesday morning, were held yesterday afternoon at Westchester. His was a particularly sad case. He returned in May from service in France, where he fought with a machine gun battalion for several months. After his return he went to Prescott, Kan., and his mental condition began to become bad. He was taken to Mt. Pleasant, where he rapidly declined. He was born at Westchester, Dec. 6, 1889, and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Walton. He and his brother Joseph enlisted June 5, 1917, in Troop B, Iowa cavalry. Eight brothers survive. all of Westchester.
--The Daily Times (Davenport, IA) July 25, 1919
Funeral services for Bert A. Walton of Westchester, who died at the insane hospital Wednesday morning, were held yesterday afternoon at Westchester. His was a particularly sad case. He returned in May from service in France, where he fought with a machine gun battalion for several months. After his return he went to Prescott, Kan., and his mental condition began to become bad. He was taken to Mt. Pleasant, where he rapidly declined. He was born at Westchester, Dec. 6, 1889, and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Walton. He and his brother Joseph enlisted June 5, 1917, in Troop B, Iowa cavalry. Eight brothers survive. all of Westchester.
--The Daily Times (Davenport, IA) July 25, 1919
Family Members
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Fredrick E. "Fred" Walton
1867–1944
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Carl Cornelius Earnest Walton
1869–1950
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Luella Mae "Ella" Walton Holloway
1871–1958
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Arthur Oral Walton
1876–1959
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Cassius Mowl "Clay" Walton
1878–1957
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Effie O. Walton Clements
1881–1968
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Jonathan Walton
1882–1978
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Grover Cleveland Walton
1884–1957
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Jeptha Thedore Walton
1887–1947
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