Fourth Generation

32. Bertha Walklet (Thomas Frederick¹³, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 20 Apr 1887 in New Jersey and died in 1887.

33. Frederick Mercer Walklet (Thomas Frederick¹³, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 17 Jun 1888 and died on 11 Oct 1968.

One of Frederick's grandaughters recalls that when Frederick was young he was supposedly quite a daredevil. He used to race motorcycles in some sort of pit where they would ride the motorcycles around in a circle and up the side of the pit so they were almost parallel to the ground. He lost his right arm above the elbow this way! This did not slow him down though, as his grandaughter recalls that Frederick was always very active.

Frederick married Vidella May Ennis on 13 Dec 1909.

Frederick married Helen E McKeown on 24 Jan 1920.

Frederick married Edna Louise Williams on 9 Jun 1934. Edna was born on 1 Nov 1895 and died in May 1986.

Edna had her social security number issued in the state of Ohio.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 64 M    i. Frederick Mercer (Jr.) Walklet was born in 1935 and died in 1935.

+ 65 M    ii. Living

+ 66 M    iii. Mercer Allison Walklet was born on 15 Feb 1937 and died on 6 May 1965.

34. Ethel May Walklet (Thomas Frederick¹³, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 14 Sep 1889 in New Milford, Litchfield, Ct and died in 1979.

Ethel married Frank A Fath on 25 Apr 1911.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 67 F    i. Royalene Cecila Lennel was born in 1912 and died on 26 Sep 2005.

Ethel married John Lennel on 26 Apr 1932.

35. Frank Thomas Walklett (Thomas Frederick¹³, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 22 Jul 1893 in New Jersey and died in 1961.

Frank Thomas Walklet added the double "t" to his surname as he started in high school. Frank's son recalls that Frank's family were always mad about the way he signed his name. Frank went by both of his names - Tom and Frank.

Frank's son recalls that Frank was a big pool affectionado (like his own father Tom) in his youth. He was to go to dental school at Case Western Reserve in Cleveland but ran away his first year with a friend. They travelled to Texas by shooting pool, although their luck ran out and they ended up digging ditches in Texas. Frank's father somehow found them and had them return to Cleveland on the condition that they would take up a trade. Frank's son writes that this probably did not work out as Frank was a salesman for the rest of his life, after a short tour as a window dresser in downtown Cleveland.

Frank is also known to have attended the wedding of his nephew Mercer Allison Walklet.

Frank married Hazel Knisely on 3 Oct 1930.

The photo of Hazel and her husband Frank was taken by their son in Cleveland. The young lady on the right is Frank's niece Royalene and the boy on the left is Royalene's son Dicky. Hazel's son notes that the Kniselys moved from Pennsylvania in 1804 and started the present town of New Philadelphia, Ohio. There is still a plaque in the centre of the town denoting the foundation of the town by the Kniselys.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 68 M    i. Thomas Walklett was born in 1928 and died in 1929.

+ 69 M    ii. Living

36. Marvel Amelia Rachel Ann Walklet (Thomas Frederick¹³, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 20 Aug 1896 in East Liverpool, Columbiana, Oh and died on 6 Jan 1971 in Grandview, Franklin, Oh.

Marvel and her husband Bud lived in Columbus, Ohio. They were Christian Scientists.

Marvel married Albert Clifford (Bud?) Whitmer on 27 Dec 1920 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.

Bud worked for National Cash Register. The photo of the people on the steps is labelled as being taken on June 1st 1930. Bud is the man with the hat in his hand. Marvel Walklet is in the back row. The young girl is probably is Marvel's daughter Betty. The seated couple are Frank Walklett and his wife Hazel.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 70 F    i. Living

37. Elwood Edison Walklet (Thomas Frederick¹³, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 16 Mar 1898 in Ohio and died in 1930.

Elwood married Helen Snyder in May 1921. Helen was born in 1904.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 71 U    i. Living

+ 72 M    ii. Donald Elwood Walklet was born in 1925 and died in 1997.

+ 73 F    iii. Living

+ 74 M    iv. Living

38. Emma Walklet (John James¹⁴, James⁶, Thomas¹).

39. James Kenneth Walklet (John James¹⁴, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 15 Oct 1896 and died in Dec 1979.

James wrote a letter about his Walklet ancestors detailing their lives in the Trenton area. He went to college in Syracuse. He lived in Glen Ridge, New Jersey. James and Beatrice had one son.

James K. Walklet is listed on the 1930 U.S. census as being 33 years of age and living in New Jersey.

James married Beatrice S. Giveans , daughter of Roy Giveans and Unknown , on 27 Jun 1925 in Middletown, Oran, New York. Beatrice was born on 30 Aug 1901 and died on 24 Oct 1999.

The 1930 U.S. census lists a Beatrice S. Walklet who was 28 years old and living in New Jersey. Beatrice was therefore born sometime around 1901. The Social Security Index lists a Beatrice G. Walklet 1901-1999 who was last resident in the state PA. She was issued with a social security number in New Jersey.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 75 M    i. Living

40. Hazel Walklet (Charles T. Humboldt¹⁵, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 5 Oct 1897 in New Jersey and died in Aug 1979 in Trenton, Merc., New Jersey.

Hazel Walklet appears on the 1930 U.S. Census. She was aged 33 at the time and living in New Jersey. There is a Hazel Walklet listed on the Social Security Index (1897-1979); she was last resident in New Jersey and was also issued with a social security number in New Jersey. If this is the correct Hazel, it would suggest she never married, or else married and then reverted back to her maiden name.

41. John James Walklet (Charles T. Humboldt¹⁵, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 3 Jun 1899 in New Jersey and died in Sep 1964.

John J. Walklet appears on the 1930 U.S. Census. He was aged 30 at the time and living in New Jersey. He was living next door to his parents. The census lists John J. Walklet (aged 30), Catherine H. Walklet (aged 29), John J. Walklet (aged 7), Mary (aged 6) and Richard H. Walklet (aged 4 years and 11 months). John was issued with his social security number in New Jersey.

John married Katherine Helena Slamin , daughter of Patrick Henry Slamin and Mary Francis Sullivan , on 3 Sep 1921 in Trenton, Merc., New Jersey. Katherine was born in 1899 and died in Mar 1986.

There is a Katherine H. Walklet listed on the 1930 U.S. Census who lived in New Jersey. However, her age is 41 which does not tie in with the existing birth year for Katherine.

The Social Security Index lists a Katherine Walklet 1896-1986 who was last resident in Connecticut and who was issued with a social security number in New Jersey:

Katherine WALKLET - U.S. Social Security Death Index
Birth: 16 Feb 1896 State Where Number was Issued: New Jersey Death: Mar 1986

Children from this marriage were:

+ 76 M    i. John James (Jr.) Walklet was born in 1922 and died on 27 Jan 2003 in Edenton, N.C.

+ 77 F    ii. Mary Elizabeth Walklet was born in 1924 and died in 1996.

+ 78 M    iii. Living

42. Charles Harry Walklet (Charles T. Humboldt¹⁵, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 17 Feb 1905 in New Jersey and died on 12 Feb 1998 in Naples, Collier, Florida.

Charles H. Walklet appears on the 1930 U.S. Census. He was aged 24 at the time and living in New Jersey.Charles H. Walklet was issued with his social security number in New Jersey sometime after 1954. He was last resident in Florida.

Charles married Marjorie C. Warren , daughter of Harry S. Warren and Claire Emmons , in 1934. Marjorie C. Warren died in 1996.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 79 F    i. Marjorie Walklet was born in 1934 and died in 1973.

43. Mercer Donald Walklet (Charles T. Humboldt¹⁵, James⁶, Thomas¹) was born on 28 Sep 1909 in New Jersey and died on 11 Dec 1990 in Ohio.

M. Donald Walklet appears on the 1930 U.S. Census. He was aged 20 at the time and living in New Jersey.

Mercer married Marie Dorothy Cummings , daughter of William Henry Cummings and Genevieve Zita Wilford , on 28 Jun 1934 in Wooster, Wayn, OH. Marie was born in 1912 and died in 1996.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 80 F    i. Geraldine Ann Walklet was born in 1941 and died in 1982.

+ 81 M    ii. Living

44. Anna T. Walklet (Thomas Albert²³, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born on 13 Apr 1896 in New Jersey and died on 15 Jun 1972 in New York.

Anna is listed in the 1900 U.S. Census and is noted as living with her parents Thomas and Annie Walklet at 179 Broadway, Long Branch, New Jersey. She was four years old at the time. She is the only surviving child to be found so far for Tom and Annie; four of her siblings died between 1890 and 1900.

The 1910 U.S. Census refers to her as Annie, as opposed to Anna, and lists her address as 133 Broadway, Long Branch, New Jersey. She was fourteen years old at the time. Annie was still at this address at the time of the 1920 census, although this lists her as being 23 years old. She is referred to by the 1920 census as "Nan" as opposed to Anna or Annie.

Anna's mother Annie died in 1932, and her father Thomas died in 1935. There is an inscription on their grave which reads "We may be far away loved ones but sweet memory of you darlings will last till we meet again in heaven. Nan + Cony." The Stoke-on-Trent City Council have Anna noted as being the last known person responsible for Thomas' grave. Her contact details are cited as being Anna Walklet, 71 Fifth Avenue, Long Branch, New Jersey.

It seems that Anna never married, as there is an entry in the U.S. Social Security Death Index which ties in with "our" Anna Walklet who we know to be born in April 1896. Her last residence was at 11743 Huntington, Suffolk, New York. According to the entry, Anna was issued with her social security in New Jersey in 1963.

A descendent of Anna's uncle (Frederick Walklet) believes that Anna was a "simple soul", and that she never married. Her father Thomas looked after her all of her life, and paid for a companian for her - a Frenchwoman who was possibly called Madame Moller. This may explain the "Au Revoir" inscription on Anna's father Thomas's headstone.

45. Doris Ryles Walklet (Harry²⁵, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born on 15 Mar 1901 in Shelton, Stoke-On-Trent and died on 30 Jun 1968.

Doris was born in the second quarter of 1901 in Stoke-on-Trent [Walklet Doris Ryles Stoke T. 6b 202]. The online version of the 1901 census has a "Davis" R Walklet as being 16 days old. As the census was carried out on 31st March 1901, Doris's birthdate has been assumed from this. She was born in Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent at 56 Beresford Street.

Doris married Harry Mosley Hand in 1922. Harry was born on 21 Apr 1899 and died in Mar 1968.

Harry was a quiet man and lived with Doris in a house on Avenue Road facing Hanley Park.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 82 F    i. Eileen Hand was born on 18 Dec 1922 and died in Jun 1995.

+ 83 M    ii. Harry Mosley Hand was born on 13 Sep 1924 and died on 4 Jan 1925.

+ 84 F    iii. Marjorie Catherine Hand was born on 8 Aug 1926 and died on 29 Dec 1999.

+ 85 F    iv. Dorothy Mary Hand was born on 1 Dec 1928 and died in Jul 1997.

+ 86 M    v. Living

46. Thomas Rowland Walklet (Harry²⁵, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born in 1902 and died on 21 Dec 1980.

Tom Walklet was born in the third quarter of 1902 - the GRO Birth Index has an entry for "Walklet Thomas Rowland Stoke T. 6b 233". He kept a shop at Northwood with his wife Violet. He is buried in Hanley Cemetery with his wife Violet and their son Harry. Tom was called up for the army in the war, but as his father was dead and he was the principal breadwinner (being the eldest son), he was allowed to work in the mine.

Tom is reputed to have asked his uncle Tom to set him up in business, seeing as Tom had made a lot of money in the States. Tom then took his nephew out and bought him ladders and other equipment and told him he was now set up as a windowcleaner!

Tom is buried with his wife Violet and a young son Harry in Hanley Cemetery. The grave reads -

"Violet Walklet
mother and gran
d. 3 July 1980 aged 77
Also Thomas R. Walklet
21st December 1980 aged 78
Also Harry dear son of above died 20th Sept 1935 age 5 years"

Thomas married Violet Marsh . Violet was born in 1903 and died on 3 Jul 1980.

Violet kept a shop at Northwood with her husband Tom. Tom once gave sixpence to his niece Lynda, and Violet asked her to spend it in the shop. Lynda's answer was that she was going to take it home with her to save it!

Violet is buried in Hanley Cemetery with her husband Thomas Walklet and their son Harry.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 87 M    i. Tommy Walklet .

+ 88 F    ii. Jean Walklet .

+ 89 M    iii. Roy Walklet .

+ 90 M    iv. Harry Walklet was born in 1930 and died on 20 Sep 1935.

47. Mabel Walklet (Harry²⁵, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born in 1904 in Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire.

Mabel Walklet was born in the first quarter of 1904, as listed in the GRO Births Index. Mabel had lovely curly red hair and married Peter Thornton. They had two sons and a daughter.

Mabel married Peter Thornton .

Peter was Irish and was reputed to have a fiery temper. He had a marvellous singing voice. The Thorntons lived in a rented house in Hartshill before moving to Clayton.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 91 F    i. Josephine Thornton .

+ 92 M    ii. Dennis Thornton .

+ 93 M    iii. Peter Thornton .

48. Albert Walklet (Harry²⁵, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born in 1905 and died in 1964.

Albert Walklet was born in the third quarter of 1905, as listed in the GRO Births Index (District: Stoke T.; Vol: 6b Page: 217). As a boy, Albert bought a bag of marbles from a shop in Stoke but then wanted to take them back. His Uncle Tom told him that the shop would have them back, and told Albert to say that Thomas would "buy the shop and have the man sacked" to make sure of this!

Albert had the nickname of "Snowy". He lived at Boothen near to the Michelin where he worked. Albert and his brother Harry bought a new Bluebird Pathfinder caravan and called it Albhar - half Albert and half Harry. The two of them were very close.

Albert married Isabella Biddle .

Children from this marriage were:

+ 94 F    i. Shiela Walklet was born on 27 Sep 1937 and died in 1997.

+ 95 F    ii. Living

+ 96 M    iii. Living

+ 97 M    iv. Living

49. Harry Walklet (Harry²⁵, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born on 28 Feb 1908 in 69 Cauldon Road, Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent and died on 13 Apr 1965.

Harry Walklet was born while his parents lived at 69 Cauldon Road, Shelton. He lived in Elgin Street for a time with his wife Marjorie before moving to 80 Thornton Road sometime around the autumn of 1935. Harry was a heavy smoker - he even smoked while he ate. Harry worked for Betty Plants as a van driver and also for W. H. Smith and the Trent Tobacco company as a Tobacco Traveller. Harry used to sing and nobody dared to speak while he sang.

He made all kind of things in his life - when his daughters Pat and Maureen were small he made them a large dolls house and a shop with a counter. He made easels and rocking horses. He also made his own moulds and made ornaments such as Santa Clauses and wishing wells. He also used to make gifts to sell on to people when he was sales repping for the tobacco company; his daughter Lynda used to help him by taking a cup and saucer and filling the cup with crepe paper and sweets, then wrapping it all in cellophane. Harry Walklet's nephew recalls that he once gave him a railway engine which he thinks Harry made himself and which he treasured for years.

Harry bought a chassis and built a caravan which was towed out to Wales (without any brakes!) where his daughter remembers that they had lovely holidays. After a few years Harry sold his caravan and Harry and his brother Albert bought a new Bluebird Pathfinder caravan and called it Albhar - half Albert and half Harry. Harry and his brother Albert were very close.

During the 1940s, a commercial vehicle was not allowed to be used for private use or carry unauthorised persons. Harry at the time was working for W. H. Smiths and he used to take his daughters Pat and Maureen out on his delivery journeys. When he saw the police, Pat and Maureen used to have to hide on a ledge above the cab of the van. Once or twice he took his mother Catherine out for a treat; he also carried wood and glass home for a greenhouse which he built at 80 Thornton Road, Shelton. He used his works van to carry the materials and the neighbours reported him to the police - one morning the police were waiting for him. Pat remembers that Harry put a notice in the front room window, heading it "To The Vile Persecutors of Thornton Road". Harry was also fined three times for speeding! A name and address relating to W.H.Smith was found in Harry and Marjorie's ledger: "C. J. Williams, WHS Transport, Portugal St., London".

Harry died while having an operation for lung cancer. His family always remembered him wearing a bandage around his wrist. This was supposedly because he had fallen off a roof when he was young and trying to fetch a ball. He had broken his wrist and the break had not been treated at the time. The subsequent operation left his wrist so badly scarred that he permanently wore the bandage. However, when he died and the bandage was removed, there was no scar present.

Harry was colour-blind, as was his brother Jack.

Harry married Marjorie Bradbeer , daughter of Harry John Bradbeer and Mary Ann Hitchen , in Jan 1935 in St. Judes, Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. Marjorie was born on 27 Apr 1912 in 23 Nicholls Street, Stoke-Upon-Trent and died on 23 Aug 1988 in Hartshill, Stoke-On-Trent.

Marjorie was baptised at St. Peters, Stoke on 19th May 1912 - the sponsors were Harry John Bradbeer (her father), Hannah Hitchin (her aunt), and Mary Ann Bradbeer (her mother).

Marjorie fell into the canal at nine years of age and nearly drowned; her long hair floated on the water and a footballer jumped in and saved her. However, she couldn't hold a cup for five years afterwards, and the shock left her with St. Vitus Dance; she always suffered with her nerves after that and never went to school again. She was a good tennis player. She went into Service and was a good looking woman.
In her youth she was courting a young man who was a jockey. One day she arranged to meet the young man under the canal bridge at Sideway, Boothen. The young man arrived on a horse and a swan flapped its wings, startling the horse and causing it to rear up. The jockey hit his head on the bridge and fell off the horse into the canal and drowned.

Marjorie moved to 80 Thornton Road, Shelton in 1935 with her husband Harry and her eldest daughter, and she lived at this address until shortly before her death.

Marjorie's youngest daughter remembers that sometime around 1959/60, Marjorie used to have porcelain electrical connectors delivered from E & OA (Electrical and Ordinance A???) to her at home. She worked from home making up these components to earn extra money. This entailed putting brass barrels and screws into the components, and Marjorie's youngest daughter learnt what a gross was by the fact that Marjorie was paid for every 144 units she made.

Marjorie wrote the following in her ledger:
Favourite Verses-
"Sow a seed of kindness/In someone's heart each day/And in the garden of your life/The sun will come to stay.//Do not let the passing trouble/All your wide horizons fill/Though there's shadow in the valley/There is sunshine on the hill.//When things ain't what they ought to be/And riches are awful few/Just stick a feather in last years hat/And kid yourself it's new."

Marjorie is buried in Hartshill Cemetry and the grave reads:
"In Loving Memory of Marjorie Walklet (nee Bradbeer) who fell asleep on August 23rd 1988 aged 76 years. Resting with her parents, sadly missed by all her family. God Bless You. All roads are one in the end."

Children from this marriage were:

+ 98 F    i. Living

+ 99 F    ii. Living

+ 100 M    iii. Gary Brice Walklet was born on 25 Oct 1947 in 80 Thornton Rd., Stoke-On-Trent, died on 7 Nov 2003 in Amlwch, Anglesey, and was buried on 13 Nov 2003 in Bangor Crematorium.

+ 101 F    iv. Living

50. Jack Walklet (Harry²⁵, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born in 1910 and died in 1978.

John Walklet was known as Jack. Jack was colour-blind, as was his brother Harry. He married Sally and they kept a chipshop at Hartshill. They often moved house and had two sons. In 1937, Jack took out a patent on an Eccles cake moulding machine. Jack was a baker in 1939, as he was required to carry on with this during the war - he worked at the Co-op Bakery in Manchester at this time. He died in 1978 at the age of 68.

Jack married Sally Newton . Sally Newton died in 1986.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 102 M    i. Living

+ 103 M    ii. Living

51. William F. Walklet (Harry²⁵, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born in 1912 and died in 1968.

William was born in the second quarter of 1912 (BMD index: Stoke T. 6b 358) and was known as Uncle Bill to his brother Harry's children. He lived with Catherine his mother until she died. He joined the Salvation Army and he kept budgies - there was an aviary at the back of 116 Thornton Road. Pat and Maureen used to go into the home of Uncle Bill and their grandmother Catherine as if it was their second home.
After William's half-brother Sydney and his Sydney's wife Ethel left 116 Thornton Road, William looked after his bedridden mother Catherine by himself. When his mother died he met Evelyn who was a missionary. They lived at 116 Thornton Road together when they got married and they were very happy. William worked at the Michelin and developed cancer which his niece recalls as being a sorry end to their happiness.

William married Evelyn Unknown .

Evelyn lived at 116 Thornton Road with her husband Bill and died in her eighties.

52. Charles F. Walklet (Harry²⁵, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born on 1 Aug 1915 and died on 12 May 1996.

Charlie went into the RAF. When he demobbed, his brother Harry got him a job at the Trent Tobacco company.

Charles married Florence Buckley in 1937 in Newcastle, Staffordshire. Florence was born on 20 Feb 1916, died on 21 Jun 2000 in Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, and was buried in Bradwell Crematorium, Stoke-on-Trent.

Marriage Notes: The Staffordshire BMD project lists the marriage of Charles F Walklet and Florence Buckley at St. Giles, Newcastle in 1937.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 104 F    i. Sandra Walklet .

+ 105 M    ii. Barry Walklet .

+ 106 M    iii. Living

+ 107 M    iv. Alan Walklet .

53. James Albert Walklet (James²⁶, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born on 13 Aug 1903 in Stoke, Staffordshire and died in Dec 1985.

54. Meda Walklet (James²⁶, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born on 24 Dec 1905 in Stoke, Staffordshire and died c1988.

There is an entry for the birth of Meda in the BMD Index for first quarter of 1906 (Stoke T. - 6b/124). Meda inherited some of Thomas Albert's estate according to her son.

Meda married William Clay in 1924.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 108 F    i. Vera Clay was born in 1924.

+ 109 F    ii. Joan Clay .

Meda married George Beardmore . George Beardmore died in 1973 in Carmarthen Hospital.

George was mainly in the building trade from his youth, working with his father as a carpenter/joiner. During the war he worked in an armaments factory, then on bomb damage repair in London during the V1 and V2 time. After the war he was employed as a General Foreman in London's reconstruction. George moved to Wales with his wife and son Philip in 1961. He died of leukemia in 1973 in Carmarthen hospital.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 110 M    i. Cyril (Buster) W. Clay was born in 1928 in Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire and died Q4 1949 in Edmonton.

+ 111 M    ii. Donald Clay was born in 1930 and died in 1984 in Pen-y-groes.

+ 112 M    iii. George Beardmore was born in 1938 and died in 2001.

+ 113 M    iv. Living

55. Cyril Walklet (James²⁶, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born on 4 Jan 1909 in Stoke, Staffordshire and died on 11 Jan 1992.

Cyril is thought to have been born in Stoke in the first quarter of 1909 (6b 190a). He lived in Birks Street, Stoke for much of his life. The house was a terraced one with a back yard. His grandaughter recalls that the front room was used "for best".

Cyril was one of the beneficiaries of Thomas Albert Walklet's will - Thomas would have been his uncle.

Cyril made replica fairground models in his shed once he had retired - Waltzers and big wheels - and a newspaper article was written about him. The exhibits were displayed in a museum in Rhyl for a while.

He eventually moved into a retirement bungalow in Abergele sometime around the late 80s.

Cyril married Gladys Cooke . Gladys Cooke died in 1935 in Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire.

Gladys died at a young age of tuberculosis. She is thought to be buried in Hanley Cemetery (in Shelton), as her son has vague recollections of sitting on the wall there at around the age of two at what might have been her funeral. There is a likely entry in the BMD Index in the first quarter of 1935 for Gladys' death (ref. Stoke T. 6b 207).

Children from this marriage were:

+ 114 M    i. Living

+ 115 F    ii. Barbara Marion Walklet was born in 1935 and died in 1998.

Cyril married Doreen . Doreen died in 2000.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 116 M    i. Living

56. Susan Walklet (James²⁶, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born in 1911.

Susan's birth is recorded in the BMD Index in the fourth quarter of 1911 (Stoke T.; 6b 335). Susan lived on a farm. Susan had one adopted child.

Susan married Archibald Hogan .

Known as Arch.

57. Emma Walklet (James²⁶, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born in 1913 and died in 1916 in Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire.

There is an entry for the death of an Emma Walklet in Stoke-on-Trent at the age of just 3. There is also an entry for the birth of an Emma Walklet in Q3 of 1913 listed with a mother with a maiden name of Davies.

58. Vera Walklet (James²⁶, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born in 1916.

There is an entry for the birth of Vera Walklet in the third quarter of 1916.

59. Marie? Walklet (James²⁶, Albert⁹, Thomas¹).

Marie had no children.

60. Living (Frederick Arthur³¹, Albert⁹, Thomas¹)

61. Living (Frederick Arthur³¹, Albert⁹, Thomas¹)

Living married (name unknown).

Children from this marriage were:

+ 117 M    i. Living

62. Edith M. Walklet (Frederick Arthur³¹, Albert⁹, Thomas¹) was born in 1915 in Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire and died in 1916 in Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire.

63. Living (Frederick Arthur³¹, Albert⁹, Thomas¹)