Muriel Lilias Oliphant Walker (known as Lilias) was the daughter of Thomas Stubbs Walker of Maunby Hall, Kirby Wiske, and his second wife, Mary Anna (known as Marianna), née Oliphant.
She married her cousin Major (retired) Alan Richard Hall, V.C., on 12th April 1902 at St Saviour’s Church, Chelsea. His mother was her father’s brother.
The couple assumed the surname of Hill-Walker.
They had two sons: Thomas Harry Hill-Walker (killed by enemy action during WWII) and Gerald Alan Hill-Walker.
After the death of her husband she lived at The Cottage, Maunby, near Thirsk, where she died.
Administration of her estate was granted to Gerald Alan Hill-Walker (retired lieutenant-colonel H.M. Army) and Arthur William Watts (estate agent): effects £29901 16 s. 5 d.
She married her cousin Major (retired) Alan Richard Hall, V.C., on 12th April 1902 at St Saviour’s Church, Chelsea. His mother was her father’s brother.
The couple assumed the surname of Hill-Walker.
They had two sons: Thomas Harry Hill-Walker (killed by enemy action during WWII) and Gerald Alan Hill-Walker.
After the death of her husband she lived at The Cottage, Maunby, near Thirsk, where she died.
Administration of her estate was granted to Gerald Alan Hill-Walker (retired lieutenant-colonel H.M. Army) and Arthur William Watts (estate agent): effects £29901 16 s. 5 d.
Muriel Lilias Oliphant Walker (known as Lilias) was the daughter of Thomas Stubbs Walker of Maunby Hall, Kirby Wiske, and his second wife, Mary Anna (known as Marianna), née Oliphant.
She married her cousin Major (retired) Alan Richard Hall, V.C., on 12th April 1902 at St Saviour’s Church, Chelsea. His mother was her father’s brother.
The couple assumed the surname of Hill-Walker.
They had two sons: Thomas Harry Hill-Walker (killed by enemy action during WWII) and Gerald Alan Hill-Walker.
After the death of her husband she lived at The Cottage, Maunby, near Thirsk, where she died.
Administration of her estate was granted to Gerald Alan Hill-Walker (retired lieutenant-colonel H.M. Army) and Arthur William Watts (estate agent): effects £29901 16 s. 5 d.
She married her cousin Major (retired) Alan Richard Hall, V.C., on 12th April 1902 at St Saviour’s Church, Chelsea. His mother was her father’s brother.
The couple assumed the surname of Hill-Walker.
They had two sons: Thomas Harry Hill-Walker (killed by enemy action during WWII) and Gerald Alan Hill-Walker.
After the death of her husband she lived at The Cottage, Maunby, near Thirsk, where she died.
Administration of her estate was granted to Gerald Alan Hill-Walker (retired lieutenant-colonel H.M. Army) and Arthur William Watts (estate agent): effects £29901 16 s. 5 d.
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