Hidden Treasures of San Bernardino County Museum | Redlands, CA Adventure!

[@forestarius]

Your 4th great-grandmother's sister Dionitia Walker was married to Amasa Lyman shown at 7:16 in the video. She and her sister Eveline Walker Rollins and mother Nancy Cressy Walker went to San Bernadino in 1851. I think they lived there for about seven years and build an adobe house. Nancy was born in New Jersey in 1780 making her one of the most traveled people in the family at that time.

[@everymileusa]

I know the name Nancy Walker. I didn’t know there was a connection to the Lyman’s. How cool! Thank you for sharing.

[@forestarius]

@@everymileusa Nancy Walker Alexander is your 4th great-grandmother who died at Winter Quarters. Her mother, Nancy Cressy Walker, your 5th great-grandmother, is the one who went to San Bernardino and lived in the Amasa adobe house. She lived an amazing life.