Charley was the sixth of eight children born to Addison P. Walden and his wife, Mary Elizabeth Stewart Walden. Although his tombstone is inscribed with a birth year of 1873, Charley was actually born in 1877. He was born while his parents lived in the Bloomington Township of Butler County, Kansas.
Charley spent his early years in Butler County. His mother died in 1885, when Charley was just eight years old. Two years later, Charley's father moved to Grant County, Kansas, and then in early 1889 moved to Arkansas. We can only presume that young Charley remained with his father during these moves. Charley's father died in 1897, and in 1900 Charley was living with his younger brother John, in Honey Grove, Texas.
Charley married Ida Rose Arnold on July 12, 1904, in Lamar County, Texas. Charley and Ida first moved to Runnels County, Texas. By 1918, they had settled in Hermleigh, Scurry County, Texas. Charley engaged in farming. He and Ida Rose had no known children.
Death Notice:
Morning Avalanche
Lubbock, Texas
Friday, December 3, 1943
Snyder Man Dies of Carbuncle, Toxemia
The body of Charles Walden, 70, who died in Lubbock Hospital Wednesday night of a carbuncle and extreme toxemia, was taken Thursday to Snyder for burial, Rix Funeral home announced.
His condition when he was admitted for treatment a few hours earlier was too weakened for relief through surgery, it was indicated.
Charley spent his early years in Butler County. His mother died in 1885, when Charley was just eight years old. Two years later, Charley's father moved to Grant County, Kansas, and then in early 1889 moved to Arkansas. We can only presume that young Charley remained with his father during these moves. Charley's father died in 1897, and in 1900 Charley was living with his younger brother John, in Honey Grove, Texas.
Charley married Ida Rose Arnold on July 12, 1904, in Lamar County, Texas. Charley and Ida first moved to Runnels County, Texas. By 1918, they had settled in Hermleigh, Scurry County, Texas. Charley engaged in farming. He and Ida Rose had no known children.
Death Notice:
Morning Avalanche
Lubbock, Texas
Friday, December 3, 1943
Snyder Man Dies of Carbuncle, Toxemia
The body of Charles Walden, 70, who died in Lubbock Hospital Wednesday night of a carbuncle and extreme toxemia, was taken Thursday to Snyder for burial, Rix Funeral home announced.
His condition when he was admitted for treatment a few hours earlier was too weakened for relief through surgery, it was indicated.
Charley was the sixth of eight children born to Addison P. Walden and his wife, Mary Elizabeth Stewart Walden. Although his tombstone is inscribed with a birth year of 1873, Charley was actually born in 1877. He was born while his parents lived in the Bloomington Township of Butler County, Kansas.
Charley spent his early years in Butler County. His mother died in 1885, when Charley was just eight years old. Two years later, Charley's father moved to Grant County, Kansas, and then in early 1889 moved to Arkansas. We can only presume that young Charley remained with his father during these moves. Charley's father died in 1897, and in 1900 Charley was living with his younger brother John, in Honey Grove, Texas.
Charley married Ida Rose Arnold on July 12, 1904, in Lamar County, Texas. Charley and Ida first moved to Runnels County, Texas. By 1918, they had settled in Hermleigh, Scurry County, Texas. Charley engaged in farming. He and Ida Rose had no known children.
Death Notice:
Morning Avalanche
Lubbock, Texas
Friday, December 3, 1943
Snyder Man Dies of Carbuncle, Toxemia
The body of Charles Walden, 70, who died in Lubbock Hospital Wednesday night of a carbuncle and extreme toxemia, was taken Thursday to Snyder for burial, Rix Funeral home announced.
His condition when he was admitted for treatment a few hours earlier was too weakened for relief through surgery, it was indicated.
Charley spent his early years in Butler County. His mother died in 1885, when Charley was just eight years old. Two years later, Charley's father moved to Grant County, Kansas, and then in early 1889 moved to Arkansas. We can only presume that young Charley remained with his father during these moves. Charley's father died in 1897, and in 1900 Charley was living with his younger brother John, in Honey Grove, Texas.
Charley married Ida Rose Arnold on July 12, 1904, in Lamar County, Texas. Charley and Ida first moved to Runnels County, Texas. By 1918, they had settled in Hermleigh, Scurry County, Texas. Charley engaged in farming. He and Ida Rose had no known children.
Death Notice:
Morning Avalanche
Lubbock, Texas
Friday, December 3, 1943
Snyder Man Dies of Carbuncle, Toxemia
The body of Charles Walden, 70, who died in Lubbock Hospital Wednesday night of a carbuncle and extreme toxemia, was taken Thursday to Snyder for burial, Rix Funeral home announced.
His condition when he was admitted for treatment a few hours earlier was too weakened for relief through surgery, it was indicated.
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