Lipscomb Norvell Walker born in 1826; served a year in Mexico as lieutenant in the Third Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers; he joined his brother William in Nicaragua in 1856 where "when he is not drinking he is talking, and when not talking he is drinking. He has held the office of captain till reduced to the rank a few days ago for perpetual drunkenness." The official record reads "Captain L. Norval (sic) Walker Is dropped from the army on account of intemperance…by command of W. Walker, General Commander in Chief, on March 29, 1856."
L. Norvell, who had fallen "asleep" (drunk) in the church of Rivas, Nicaragua and woke up just in time to flee ahead of the enemy rushing in, was reinstalled Captain and appointed Aide-de-camp to the General-in-Chief in April 29, 1856. He died at high seas, on the Empire City steamer, between Havana and New Orleans on April 26, 1857
He came to Utah and settled in St. George, Utah. His trade was a shoemaker. See journal his-
tory of the LDS Church for 1864A Maria Marks b about 1820 in Wicombe Bucks England shows marring Joseph Harmon 8/29/1868 in LDS showing this same Joseph Harman???
was raised by his Aunt Matilda Hertert.
cremated in Las Vegas Nv
Alvin or "Bud" as he was known by had a twin brother that went by the
name of "Chub". Bud and my mother were married on 23 Sep 1933 and
were divorced around the year 1939.a barber
cremated in Las Vegas Nv
Alvin or "Bud" as he was known by had a twin brother that went by the
name of "Chub". Bud and my mother were married on 23 Sep 1933 and
were divorced around the year 1939.a barber
cremated in Las Vegas Nv
Alvin or "Bud" as he was known by had a twin brother that went by the
name of "Chub". Bud and my mother were married on 23 Sep 1933 and
were divorced around the year 1939.a barber
niece referred to as Billie
probably named Bonnie Ann per cousin
have also seen death as 6/23/1955