The Pennsylvania Magazine of History And Biography 7
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In 1810 he moved to Bedford ; in 1819, to Pittsburgh.
He died in January, 1824, in iSTatchez, Mississippi, while on a visit to his eldest; son, Duncan S. Walker, who was residinsr there.
While Judge Walker was on the Bench of the United States District Court, his second son read law, and com- menced practice in Pittsburgh in 1821. After his father's death, in 1826, he moved to Natchez. This was Robert J.
Walker, who subsequently became a distinguished statesman and politician.
Judge Walker was ...a very large man, considerably over six feet high ; a good scholar and able Judge. On his leaving the Pourth Judicial District in 1818, he published a farewell address to the people of the district, abounding with the kindliest feelings and with excellent thoughts on the duties and responsibilities of a Judge. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and in several expeditions against the Indians in Western Pennsylvania and west of the Ohio.
This was one reason he gave for desiring to move west of the mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1810 he moved to Bedford ; in 1819, to Pittsburgh.
He died in January, 1824, in iSTatchez, Mississippi, while on a visit to his eldest; son, Duncan S. Walker, who was residinsr there.
While Judge Walker was on the Bench of the United States District Court, his second son read law, and com- menced practice in Pittsburgh in 1821. After his father's death, in 1826, he moved to Natchez. This was Robert J.
Walker, who subsequently became a distinguished statesman and politician.
Judge Walker was ...a very large man, considerably over six feet high ; a good scholar and able Judge. On his leaving the Pourth Judicial District in 1818, he published a farewell address to the people of the district, abounding with the kindliest feelings and with excellent thoughts on the duties and responsibilities of a Judge. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and in several expeditions against the Indians in Western Pennsylvania and west of the Ohio.
This was one reason he gave for desiring to move west of the mountains.
What to read after The Pennsylvania Magazine of History And Biography 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Historical Society of Pennsylvania to read onlineMoreLess
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