Walker Co., TX
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Page last updated: 03/12/2012
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Search Walker Co. Questions, comments, & contributions should be directed to Cheryl
State Coordinator is Shirley Cullum (see links at top of page)
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Pray for our Nation!! Welcome to Walker Co., TX. My name is
Cheryl
and am the CC for Walker Co., TX.
I am a native Texan, born in Houston, Harris Co., TX and living in Leon Co., TX Walker County, Texas was organized 6 Aug 1846 by an act of the State of Texas Legislature. The area was originally named for Robert J. Walker of Mississippi, who introduced into the United States Congress the resolution for the annexation of Texas; because he was a Unionist during the Civil War, however, in 1863 the state legislature changed the honoree to Samuel H. Walker
Fugitives from Justice -- 1878
My thanks to Jane Keppler & Jean Smoorenburg, Montgomery Co. CC's, for this link Were your ancestors early settlers of Walker county? Were they here in 1850 or 1900? The Walker Co. Genealogical Society has a new program to recognize descendents of those Pioneers. Click to learn about the Pioneer Registry Certificate Program Walker Co. Genealogical Society Neighboring Counties
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The Mustang
Cemetery Board is setting up a work party for Mustang Cemetery for March 24,
2012 from 10:00 to 2:00 o'clock. We need help, as you know a tree fell in the
back of the cemetery and cause lots of damage to the cemetery and fence. The new
board has put together a new set of rules for the cemetery. One of the new rules
is putting together two work party’s a year. The last time a work party was set
for the cemetery was about 15 years ago. PER Donald Williams.
Now search the
some of the cemeteries using the 
