.....1. Hilton Robert Walters:Occupation: School Teacher Texas
..... State Legislator: Owned 6,000 acres in Slocum,TX-
......Anderson County
.....2 Deceased: October 15th 1924 Slocum, Texas
.....3 Father: Joel Saunders Walters b: 8 Mar 1842 in Jones Co,
...... MS Mother: Lucinda Martha WELBORN b: 25 Apr 1851
...... in SC
.....4 Married Ella Denson Walters Birth: Mar. 11, 1890
...... Death: Jul. 31, 1982
.....5 Ella was born 11 March 1890 in Anderson Co, TX to Daniel
..... Thomas and Sarah "Sadie Jane" Morris Denson.
.....6 Grandmother Ella Lou Denson Walters DOB March 3, 1877
..... March 11, 1890 Married: June 11, 1907 Education:
..... LLD (Law Degree BAUniversity of Houston 1950;
......University of Texas, Austin Assoc Deg.
....... Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville, TX
..... Deceased: July 31, 1982 Tyler,TX in Slocum, TX-

.....1. Rosa Lee Walters (1908 - 1908)*
.....Birth: Jan. 5, 1908 Death: Jul. 11, 1908

.....2. Robert Denson Walters (1911 - 1970)* OBITUARY:
..... Palestine (TX) Herald-Press, 2 Aug 1970 ROBERT Walters
..... Funeral services from Robert Denson (Bob) Walters,native
..... of Anderson County and counselor at Pecos High School for
..... the past seven years, will be held at 4 p.m. today in the
..... First United Methodist Church here with the Rev. Carroll
..... Fancher and the Rev. Frank Dodd officiating. Burial
..... will follow in the Crawford Cemetery following Masonic
..... graveside services.The body will be at Hassell & Foster
..... Funeral Home here until being carried to the church for
..... the service.

.....3. Reba E Walters (1914 - 1999)* Birth: Mar. 13, 1914
..... Death: Jul. 9, 1999 Reba was born in Anderson Co, TX to
..... Hilton Robert "Hill" and Ella Lou Denson Walters. She died
..... in Tyler, Smith Co, TX.

.....4. Clifton Frank Walters 1919-1959 was born in Anderson
..... County, TX born 22 September 1916, received Social Security number 466-09-6956
......died August 1959.He completed 2 years of college in music and joined
..... USArmy/Airforce and served in WWII and after as a crew chief
..... on B-52 until his death in 1959 of cancer.

.....5. Christine Walters Date of Birth 1922 Death due to surgery
.....date 28 APR 1962

.....6. Fred Walters Born 1 AUG 1909 Death DATE 10 APR 1978

SALISBURY - Mrs. Chlota Walters Mathews, 95, of Salisbury, passed away Monday, June 16, 2014, at Lutheran Home at Trinity Oaks in Salisbury. Born Sept. 26, 1918, in Slocum, Texas, she was the daughter of the late Ella Denson Walters and Hilton Robert Walters, both educators.

Mrs. Mathews embraced her Texas heritage and was proud that her father served in the Texas legislature where he sponsored a bill which successfully provided for free text books for school children. Chlota lived in Kingsport, Tenn., from 1945 until moving to Salisbury where she enjoyed a career in real estate. She enjoyed golf, bridge, gardening and college football. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dr. Murray Mathews; and grandson John O. Reynolds III.

Those left to cherish her memory are daughters Susan Mathews Spurrier (Wayne), Patsy Mathews Reynolds (Ozzie) and Kathy Mathews; grandchildren Hilary Gray Spurrier and Chancellor Murray Reynolds; and her cats, Leo, Flora and baby cat Nora. Arrangements: Memorial service will be held 2 p.m. Friday, June 20 at First Presbyterian Church in Salisbury. Visitation will be held in Lewis Hall following the service. Burial will be held at a later date. Memorials: May be made to Lutheran Home at Trinity Oaks, 728 Klumac Road, Salisbury, NC 28144; and Humane Society of Rowan County, 112 W. Innes St., Salisbury, NC 28144. Summersett Funeral Home is serving the Mathews family. Online condolences and memorial tributes may be made at www.summersettfuneralhome.com

Published in Salisbury Post on June 18, 2014

Reba Walters was married to Glen Duck and had a son Gary Duck and worked for Brown and Root in Houston for a while. After a divorce she cared for her mother Ella Walters for many years. Her son Gary Duck made a correction in this history as cited below

According to his wife Doris Walters they met during Junion College or at Conservatory for Music and at the outbreak of WW II Clifton Frank Walters joined the Army which became the Army/Air Corp and was assigned to airplane maintence eventually becoming crew chief on B29 Eickman's Arsonist stationed on Tinian. The group was assigned to drop napalm on Japanese cities and eventually the Atomic Bomb. After WWII Sgt Waltes was in Strategic Air Command and last duty assignement was a Fairchild AFB in Spokane, WA.

Clifton Frank Walters married Doris Alicia Johnson 31 Jul 1947 in Tucson, Pima, AZ. She was born 29 Oct 1925 in Apache, Caddo, OK, and died 1995 in San Antonio, Bexar, TX.Deceased 1995 and buried in Corpus Christi, TX USAF Master SGT Clifton Frank Walters served on active duty in at Tinian with a B29 Eickman's Arsonist in WWII. Master Sgt. Clifton Frank Walters

John Jeffery Walters Born August, 1951 and worked extensively in highway engineering and soil testing show here with his Wife Jan and 3 children.

Mark Hilton Walters Born August, 1952: works as clerk of Church of Hills in Ingram, Texas and his wife Lora Walters heads a nonprofit agency for Williamson Syndrone.

The death of Trooprer Jacob Johnson and his wife a few years later suggest their children at ages or 3 or 4 were raised by friends or relatives

Ezra Johnstone Sr and Sarah Slaught had many children as can be seen from this link

Cannada, also known as C. C. or Canon, was a Pvt in the 23rd MO Vol Inf. during the Civil War. He is buried in an unmarked grave. I will be going through the process of getting my 3rd great grandfather a headstone from the Veteran's Administration. William and Emily's graves have not been located yet. William's father, Cannada Balden a CW vet (23rd MO Vol Inf) is in an unmarked grave at Maple Grove Cemetery in Dodge City, Ford Co., KS but the location of Louisa his wife is unknown.

John Samuel Balden's sister Sarah Elizabeth Balden-Hamilton was b. 23 Feb 1871 in Cherryvale, Montgomery Co., KS. Perhaps her mother died in childbirth? John and his sister Sarah Elizabeth spent much of their earrly years in KS. By 1880 the Barton Co., KS census shows John and Sarah living with their grand parents, Cannada and Louisa Wells Balden and no mention of their parents. John used to work for the railroad and his wife Maud used to cook for the rail crew and others.

John Samuel Balden was b. Iowa, the son of William Ambrose Balden and Emily Guyll. His father known as Ambrose or Willie, was born in MO and his mother Emily was born in Taylor Co., Iowa, just about 15 miles over the boarder. Emily's parents, Jesse and Martha Elizabeth Hindman-Guyll, were some of the earliest settlers of Taylor Co., IA.

Born October 25th, 1925 the daughter of Charlie Johnson and Berta M Johnson. Doris attended Apache High School 1943; and in 1947 went on to marry Clifton Frank Walters in Tucson, AZ. She remarried to a Hugh Howard and later a Douglas C Kunlzer and worked for at the Audy Murphy VA Hospital in San Antonio,TX for many years. (Social Security number 442-20-0398) Died 17 April 1995 in San Antonio, Bexar, TX.Deceased 1995 and buried in Rockport, TX

Following the death of her first husband and with 3 young children to support Doris Walters remaried a Major Hugh Howard a WWII Command Pilot and moved to Miami, Florida. Hugh Howard was riffed from Major to SGT along with thousands of older pilots and served honorably until his retiremend as a Major at Travis AFB in 1964. Hugh Howard left 2 children by a previous marriage Jenny Howard and Beverly who married Frank Compton

These is a rather beautiful home on a half acre of land in one of the nicer part of Miami where the family lived for several years. The parents considered the costs of making additions to the house for the kids vs purchasing a newer home.

From Gain Bainbridge
Current Home Owner
9/25/2018

Chris

Sorry to be so suspicious but it is a necessary evil in this day and age. Yes, you described the old house very well. I understood the small pool was built for a kid who had polio? The rock backing also had the back of a toilet seat cemented into it!! And there was what we called a monkey cage close to it. Jackie Palmer, who lived across the s treet and was the realtor, was the source of the polio and money stories. The elevated area is not so elevated anymore but still serves as a vegetable garden most years. In the 70�s it was a dog cemetery as you know how hard it is to dig a hole here!

My mom bought it from your dad and I bought it from her in 1986. We�ve made a lot of renovations over the years but the bathroom and two bedrooms on the east side of the house haven�t changed much at all. Neither has the footprint with the exception of the carport at the west side. Are you at all curious about the kids who would have lived in the neighborhood? I know what is going on with a hand full of them.

Take care,Gayle

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Bill Haast (December 30, 1910 – June 15, 2011[1]) was the director of the Miami Serpentarium Laboratories, a facility near Miami, Florida that produces snake venom for medical and research use.[2] Haast extracted venom from venomous snakes from the time he was a boy. From 1947 until 1984, he operated the Miami Serpentarium, a tourist attraction south of Miami, Florida, where he extracted venom from snakes in front of paying customers.[3]

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1. Patty Bergman Bergman Patty Ann Bergman, age 77, of Westerville, OH, passed away Friday, June 24, 2016 at St. Ann's Hospital. Retired elementary school teacher. Member of St. Paul Catholic Church and the St. Paul choir, Polish American Club and Germania Club. Meals on Wheels volunteer.

2. Find A Grave and Ancestory Com and Roots

3. •Goff & Hobbs Family Connections Henry B Bingham Decendants

4. Katy Walters By Kay Haden

5. Pitt/Pitt Family Page Daniel and Margarette Walters moved to Jones County,MS

6. Blackledge Family History and Book

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