Charles Rumford Walker Sr.

1852–1922 (age 70)

Biography

Charles Rumford Walker Sr. (1852–1922) lived through decades of dramatic change, including the rise of industrialization and the deepening of civic life in New England. Though few public records highlight his daily pursuits, those who knew him recall a thoughtful individual who valued community ties and family commitments.

He is buried in Old North Cemetery, where his legacy remains a quiet reminder of the many citizens who guided their towns through times of growth and reflection.

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