A picture taken by Bobby Benton of Hazard, Ky 1938. Taken at the Rev. John Walker home on second creek. on a summer afternoon. Back row: Martha (Baker) Campbell, Spicey Baker Campbell (They married into two different Campbell families) uncle (Grandville) Peral Campbell. Sally (Baker) Deaton, Margaret (Baker) Rev. John W. Walker, Bethel Benton holding bobby Gail, and John Walker. Row 2 Emma Gene Benton, Jackie Campbell. Front Row. Sonny Cox Campbell, Helen Faye Campbell holding Carold Cambell. Betsey Baker, Winnie Stacy and Loretta Benton, Louise Campbell, Gypsy Cornett

Rev. John Walker's Church 2nd Creek Baptist, Hazard, Ky

A photo of the obituary of Rev. John Walker 1867-1940

A photo of Brock's Grocery Store, Connersville, Indiana. John Walker at the far end of the picture. Charles and Thelma Brock were family, they had a little dog named Teddy

Rev. John Walker's letter of Retirement to members of his church.

This was the church that Rev. John Walker built and preached at for many years on Second Creek in Hazard, Ky. There used to be a plaque to mark the location of the church, but it went missing.

Photos of the Tombstones of Rev. John Walker and his wife Margaret Baker Walker

A photo of an ad for John Walker's Coffee from his store.

John Walker at the original front entrance of his home.

A photo of a plaque dedicated to Reverend John Walker. (Second Creek Baptist Church, 1915)

Rev. John Walker sitting on the porch of his log cabin home in Hazard, Ky. Rev. Walker married Margaret Baker who was the daughter of Dr. Roderick Baker, first licensed doctor of Hazard, Ky. John and Margaret's son, John, was my grandfather.

This photo was taken in 1914 in Hazard, Ky Standing at left is Frank Walker and in the wagon, in front is little brother, John Walker age two. The identity of the little girl in the back of the wagon is unknown. We would like to identify her if possible. John and Frank are the sons of Rev. John Walker and Margaret Baker

A photo of John Walker, my grandfather, in WWII

A photo of John Walker, My Grandfather