All entries within the GPR for the family name WALKER

I was delighted to find that I could access photos of gravestones in Swaffham Municipal Cemetery, its a great help in my family history research. Thank you.

James Walker of Dalry was born in 1743. 2 He was the son of Francis Walker.2 He married Jane Hay-Newton, daughter of Richard Hay-Newton and Anne Stuart, on 13 July 1780.3 He died on 9 May 1817.2 He was a Principal Clerk of Session [Scotland].2 He lived at Dalry, Midlothian, Scotland.2 He lived at East Fortoun, East Lothian, Scotland.2 Child of James Walker of Dalry and Jane Hay-Newton 1 Sir Francis Walker-Drummond, 2nd Bt.+2 b. 9 Jun 1781, d. 29 Feb 1844

Fabulous service! The photograph of the memorial was so clear and full of useful information.Thank you so much.

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What a fantastic website, can't believe I have only just found it. Already telling other people to have a look! Will definitely try to take photos that are of a good enough quality to pass on in the future.

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This is a wonderful service to genealogists, the more remarkable as it is free. With just one photo I have been able to fill in several gaps in my family tree.I am truly appreciative

I can only say what an amazing tool you are creating here. Thanks to the information you have gathered on the Walkers in Goldsborough graveyard I have taken my ancestors back to 1728 in the area. I will certainly try to get some photos of stones in other graveyards while I research to see if I can help you expand still further.

I am researching Susan Goat, my late wife. Her grandmother was Louie WALKER married to Thomas GOAT. Elizabeth Walker is shown on the image I have just received with the added information of her children. I really appreciate your help. Thanks.

Thank you for your speedy response. Much appreciated. Researching David Walker of Hereford and Gloucester.

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This has been a wonderful resource to surf through.I can appreciate the time and dedication it takes to source this information Many thanks we are very grateful. M & G Ferlazzo

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Thank you very much for your prompt reply. This has enabled me to tell my children more about their family history

I would just like to say a BIG thank you for the photographs of my family headstones that I have found so far on your site. Very much appreciated by me.

I would like to thank the GPR website for their efforts in collating and distributing gravestone information. This has been very useful for me in locating historical information on the other side of the world. The service was fast and efficient. Thank you for all your help. It will be valued for generations to come. Regards David

I appreciate the time and trouble taken by the owner of this site. It is a great help for people who are researching family trees.

I have to give many thanks to the people running Gravestone Photographic Resource who have been, through this website, extremely helpfull in providing a photo of the gravestone of someone in my family tree.

im trying to get ahold of you I sent you a eemail and it comes back spam im wanting to know if tou have pictures of cluny hill in forres scotland

thankyou for prompt reply..a great site especially for people across the other side of the world!

Just thanking you for a great service, Thank you.

Dear Sir, I have contacted this site twice and both times have been rewarded with assistance and that is due to the excellent professionalism of the website. Thank you for your assistance

Thanks for the gravestone photograph. Most helpful.

Thank you so much for the wonderful service you provide. I live in Canada so it is not always possible for me to do my genealogy research in person.

Charles, Many thanks to you and the volunteers for the photo of Joseph Walker's memorial stone. This is the first time I've been directed to GPR through Ancestry. A perfect match up.

I was very pleased to find an image of the gravestone of Robert and Ann Walker.To collect all these pictures must entail a lot of work but I am sure it is much appreciated.

Thank you so much. Living in Canada and researching in England can be difficult. After 20+ years of research, these are the 1st actual gravestones that I have seen! So exciting. Thank you to all of the volunteers and site overseers! What a great site. I'm excited to start adding some Canadian photos! Found in Holy Trinity, Low Moor (where dozens of my relatives are buried) Thomas, Sarah, Robert and Ginny Walker; of Low Moor And Martha and John Noble, Jenny, Elizabeth and Robert Walker, Jez and Eliza Ann Hudson

for the photo of Richard Walker's grave with his wife Charlotte (née Fox). They are my great great grandparents.