Events
- Born
- 15 Jul 1835 — Dover, Columbiana, Ohio, United States
- Died
- 17 Oct 1909 — Columbia Falls, Flathead, Montana, United States
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherJohn Jacob Walter12 Mar 1807 – 1880
- MotherElizabeth Pleazzy Alcut01 Nov 1808 – 20 Oct 1874
- ChildMary Ann Walter20 Feb 1830 – 7 Mar 1911
- ChildMathias John Walter4 May 1832 – 22 Nov 1903
- ChildJames Solomon Walters15 Jul 1835 – 17 Oct 1909
- ChildJoseph Woodford Walter26 Aug 1837 – 9 Feb 1842
- ChildJacob Jefferson Walter27 Feb 1840 – 17 Nov 1863
- ChildJohn Gardner Walter4 Aug 1842 – 17 Mar 1889
- ChildSarah Matilda Catherine Walter15 Mar 1845 – 27 Nov 1903
- ChildRebecca Elizabeth Walterb. 14 Oct 1848
- ChildAlbert Lewis Walter25 Apr 1850 – 16 Mar 1863
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 26 Jan 1858 — Elk Township, Delaware, Iowa, United States
- FatherJames Solomon Walters15 Jul 1835 – 17 Oct 1909
- MotherMary Ann Radabachb. Abt. 1841
- ChildMargaret E Walters
- ChildAmos R Waltersb. 24 Aug 1880
- ChildJesse H Walters
- ChildGeorge W Walters
- ChildJacob M Waltersb. Abt. 1860
- ChildHannah Elizabeth Walters4 Oct 1862 – 18 Feb 1926
- ChildJames S Waltersb. Abt. 1864
- ChildWilliam S Waltersb. Abt. 1867
- ChildLoretta M Waltersb. Sep 1869
- ChildEarnest M Waltersb. Abt. 1872
- ChildAaron Waltersb. Abt. 1875
- ChildLilly M Waltersb. Abt. 1877
Notes
- Lodomillo Township "James S. Walter, proprietor of the Victor Flouring Mill and Saw Mill, east of Edgewood, was born in Dover, O., July 15, 1835. His parents were Jacob J., and Plezzy (Alcott) Walter, the former a native of Pennsylvania, the latter of Ohio. The family came to Clayton County when our subject was about ten years old and settled in what is now Mallory Township. Ten years later they removed to Elk Township, where James S. was married on January 26, 1858 to Mary, daughter of George and Margaret (Kahel) Radabach. She is a native of Pennsylvania. Of eleven children born of this union, ten are living - Jacob M., who married Cora Wolidge, Hannah E, wife of John Dutton; James S., William S., Margaret E., Earnest M., Aaron, Lilly M., Amos R. and Jesse H. George W. died in infancy. In September, 1862 Mr. Walter enlisted in Company G, Sixth Iowa Cavalry and served until the close of the war, then returned home and followed farming in Delaware County five years. He then erected his present mill, which contains three sets of burrs and all the latest improved machinery. In politics he is a Republican and has held various local offices. His is one of our energic business men. -- History of Clayton County, 1882