Parland House - The Walker Estate in Madison, NJ
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2010-07-26
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Parthenia Burke Ross continues to live at "Parland House" after marrying Paul C. Dowing in 1931. He dies in 1933. Parthenia Burke Ross Dowing marries H.(Herbert)Mercer Walker, brother of G.(George) Herbert Walker(Bush). Parthenia Burke Ross Dowing Walker continued to live in Madison and built a Clarence Mack mansion in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Parland House, The Walker Estate, George Herbert Walker, The Bush Family, Mansion, Estate, Home of the Rich and Famous, Madison, Morris
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