This is from Lawrence and Sue's obit information. Booker, Mary I. Baker (Mrs. W. T.) born---- died 10 Mar 1933, Cemetery: Old Shamrock, Location: Unmarked. Obit: Detroit News Herald 16 Mar 1922 from Microfilm in the Clarksville Library: Mrs. W. P. Booker of Bagwell died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. A. Stone, in Dallas Friday morning after a several months illness. The body was returned Saturday for burial in Shamrock Cemetery. She had been a resident of Bagwell for many years and her late husband was a former commissioner of this precinct. She is survived by 2 daughters of Dallas and one brother, Sam Baker, of Seattle, Wash. Obit: Deport TImes 17 May 1933. Mrs. G. W. THompson, WIll THompson, MRs. J. H. Moore and Miss Nita Grant attended the funeral of Mrs. W. T. Booker at the old Shamrock cemetery near Bagwell, Saturday. Mrs. Booker was a pioneer resident of Bagwell and had been ill for some time. She died Friday at the home of a daughter at Dallas and was buried in the family burial plot at Shamrock., MARRIAGE: Walter T. Booker married Mary I. Baker on 23 Dec 1879 in RRCo TX Book D page 506. Booker, Worler T., b. 10 Jan 1856, d. 2 Jul 1920, Cemetery, Old Shamrock. Death record index has name as W. T., death as 1 Jul 1920. Obit: Dep ort TImes 9 Jul 1920, Friday, from microfilm in the Clarksville Library: Walter T. Brooker who preceded John N. Henry as county commissioner from this precinct, died at his home in Bagwell THursday morning, where he had lived since 1872 and was buried at Shamrock Friday afternoon: I am including also this one, could this possibly be his father? This is all the Bookers at Old Shamrock. Booker, Yelverton O. B. c/a 1808, d. 23 May 1879, Cemetery, Old Shamrock, Marker: Age 71 years. Epitaph: The memory of the just is blessed. That's all I have. Hope this helps. Cynthia