William Allison Walker was born February 16, 1839, son of Mary Allison and Benjamin H. Walker. He died fighting for the Union (21st Regiment, PA Vol. Cavalry) in the Civil War
probably at the skirmish at Winchester, VA.
from a member 2016:
Regarding William Walker, registers for the 21st cavalry show he died while on sick furlough, not in a skirmish in Winchester, VA.I believe William fathered a child and is a direct ancestor, so I would LIKE to believe he died in battle, but I believe this is disproven here. You can also say he was in Company E.
William Allison Walker was born February 16, 1839, son of Mary Allison and Benjamin H. Walker. He died fighting for the Union (21st Regiment, PA Vol. Cavalry) in the Civil War
probably at the skirmish at Winchester, VA.
from a member 2016:
Regarding William Walker, registers for the 21st cavalry show he died while on sick furlough, not in a skirmish in Winchester, VA.I believe William fathered a child and is a direct ancestor, so I would LIKE to believe he died in battle, but I believe this is disproven here. You can also say he was in Company E.
Inscription
GAR star and flag 21st PA Cav.
Gravesite Details
25y 11m 16d
Family Members
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Abner A. Walker
1831–1919
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Corp Benjamin Harris Walker
1831–1914
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Pvt Thomas Griffith Walker
1832–1917
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Pvt Morris Walker
1836–1915
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Asahel Walker
1839–1907
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Pvt Isaac Walker
1844–1922
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Aquilla Spencer Walker
1847–1875
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Eliel Allen Walker
1849–1933
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Mary Adaline Walker
1851–1863
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Sarah Margaret Walker Moore
1854–1904
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