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Charlotte Walker was an actress. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte_Walker_(actress) EUGENE WALTER TO MARRY.; Charlotte Walker Admits Her Engagement to Him, and He Confirms It. From NYT, November 26, 1908 query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9C03E3DA1739E333A... IBDB -- www.ibdb.com/person.php?id=63786 -- says they were married roughly 1910-1930 Walker was an actress and Walter a journalist who became a playwright. In January 1912, he starred in his "Trail of the Lonesome Pine." This picture may be associated with a case reported in the NYT of October 18, 1912 query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9C03E5DC133CE633A... She, her husband, and Mrs. Donald Brian were in court after Walker (Mrs. Walter) had woken in the Walters' Algonquin Hotel apartment to find a man standing by her bed. Mrs. Donald Brian may be the wife of another actor, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Brian. If so, she was formerly Mrs Charles Pope, according to NYT on September 7, 1911 and had recently become an actress herself. She was the daughter of Joseph J. Gleason of Westchester County. query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9D0CE6DA1E3EE033A...

NYT of January 22, 1910 gives Mrs. Donald Brian's first name as Florence. query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9D03EEDB1E30E333A...

I started an entry for Walter in Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Walter_(playwright)

Indigenous Australian, Driver Walter COOCHY (aka Couchey), 7th, 23rd & 9th Field Artillery Brigades. Walter COOCHY was born in Gayndah, Qld. in 1893 and was working as a Horse Breaker when he enlisted 10 November 1915. Initially allotted to the Light Horse Regiment, on arrival in Egypt, he was transferred to the Artillery. These units sailed for England in May 1916 and trained at the Australian Army Training Depot, Parkhouse before embarking for France. Walter Couchy was first assigned to the 9th Field Artillery Brigade, then the 23rd, and finally in January 1917, the 7th. He was mustered to be a driver and served in the Western Front until being returned home at the end of the war, May 1919. His brother Edmund Coochy was not accepted to serve when he enlisted in July 1917 on the grounds of ‘no white parentage’. + Their surname is variously spelled – Coochy, Coochey, Couchy Source: ttps://centenary184.rssing.com/chan-39477427/all_p12.html

Swimming was the first event for women in the modern Olympics. It was introduced in the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. Walter Brickett was a swimming trainer for the 1908 and 1912 Olympics This was most likely taken in 1912 near the time of the Olympics

Walter Brickett is the man on the far left - he was British Olympic Swimming coach 1908 & 1912.

Oh my gosh! How bizzare! Walter is my great great grandfather...

Thanks Deirdre for for identifying Walter Brickett as the man on the LEFT, rather than on the right as noted in the photograph. We will correct the caption next time we update the record.

Walter Brickett is also my grand grandfather too!! wow we're related ,small world right!