This essay is taken from "Rambles Roundabout and Poems" by the late George James de Wilde editor of the "Northampton Mercury" published in 1878.

 Frances Walter's brother, William, appears to have left his family in about 1833 and gone abroad. This report is from the Northampton Mercury, 8th March 1834. Two weeks after his arrest his wife began receiving support from the Desborough parish to support herself and her ten children.

 This letter doesn't really belong here. It has been bound in the book of Frances Green's letters but actually it is from Thomas Mears to Abraham Walter's daughter in America. Thomas was the brother of Charlotte Mears, Abraham's wife.

Frances Walter married my Great Great Grandfather William Green and had three children William, George (my Great Grandfather) and Elizabeth. Her brother Abraham was in Indiana.

Frances Walter married my Great Great Grandfather William Green and had three children William, George (my Great Grandfather) and Elizabeth. Her brother Abraham was in Indiana.

Frances Walter married my Great Great Grandfather William Green and had three children William, George (my Great Grandfather) and Elizabeth. This letter was written in 1848 after the Corn Laws were repealed in Great Britain and Ireland. Her brother Abraham and his family were in Indiana.

Frances Walter married my Great Great Grandfather William Green and had three children William, George (my Great Grandfather) and Elizabeth. Her brother Abraham and his family were in Indiana.

Frances Walter married my Great Great Grandfather William Green and had three children William, George (my Great Grandfather) and Elizabeth. Her brother Abraham was in Brockville, Steuben County, Indiana.

Frances Walter married my Great Great Grandfather William Green and had three children William, George (my Great Grandfather) and Elizabeth. Her brother Abraham was in Brockville, Steuben County, Indiana.