Matt Walton married and had a daughter Cora, who grew up and married Hamilton Denbee. Charlie Walton stayed on the mountain but no real mention is made of him except in the episode The Deed, when Zeb talks about Uncle Charlie meeting up with a bear. Martha Corrine died in 1939 at the age of 91.Īs for the other Walton brothers, Ben married and moved to Goochland County and it is said, had a large family. Martha Corrine Tyler-Walton spent the remainder of her years in Brightwood. Henry Walton's family was forced to move from Blue Rock Creek in 1934, after the Government confiscated their land for the Blue Ridge Parkway. Martha Corrine and Boone raised his grandson Wade. Boone's older son with Rose married and had a son Wade. There was a flood and Boone lost youngest son and wife Rose Jameson. His widow Martha Corrine and his grown son Boone continued to live on Blue Rock Creek Boone married and had a son. Henry Walton died in 1921 at the age of 81. They had two sons, Boone, born the same year as Henry's baby brother Zeb, 1862 and a baby boy, named Henry who died in infancy. He came home and married Martha Corrine Tyler, a cousin on his mother's side. Henry fought for the Army of Virginia in the War between the States. All the Walton sons grew up and inherited their piece of The Mountain.
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He was a full twenty years younger than his brother Henry. The name Tyler is mentioned several times in the series, including the episode The Pony Cart, where Martha Corrine mentions the Tylers. They also had a daughter Melissa, that Zeb mentions to Jason in a later episode. First was Henry in 1841, then there came sons, Ben, Charlie, Matt and Zebulon Tyler. They settled on Waltons Mountain and they had at least six children. Samuel Walton grew up and married Zula Tyler. Zadok would one day pass this treasure on to his cousin Zeb's grandson Jason Walton, who shared in the Walton musical talent. He would teach this to his young grandson Zadok, who would inherit not only Rome's love of music, but also his treasured fiddle. His favorite tune was Old Rosin the Beau.
The work was hard but the evenings were spent with Rome serenading the family with tunes on his fiddle. Rome and Rebecca Lee raised their children on Waltons Mountain and the family flourished. They had at least two sons, one being Samuel Walton, the father of Zeb and the other, the father of Zadok Walton. Sometime that Spring he married Rebecca Lee and brought her there to settle on the mountain. He cleared his land for planting in the Spring of 1796 and went all the way to Buckingham County to get a Guernsey cow to put on it. He brought with him, an ax, a mule, a plow and a rifle. Rome Walton came and settled what came to be known as Waltons Mountain in 1789. *The first Waltons on the mountain were Rome and Rebecca Lee Walton.
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