Individual Details
Walter Carlton Bailey
(MARCH 29, 1901 - NOVEMBER 8, 1968)
Events
| Birth | MARCH 29, 1901 | Dialsville, Cherokee County, Texas |  | ||
| Miscellaneous | 1922 - 1931 | College - Nacogdoches County, Texas |  | | |
| Miscellaneous | 1922 | High School - Forest, Cherokee County, Texas | | | |
| Miscellaneous | 1931 - 1967 | Occupation - Texas | | | |
| Marriage | AUGUST 16, 1931 | Palestine, Texas - Ouida Day | | ||
| Death | NOVEMBER 8, 1968 | Marshall, Texas | |
Families
| Spouse | Ouida Day ( - ) |
| Child | Carl Day Bailey (1939 - ) |
| Child | Sherilyn Bailey (1941 - ) |
| Father | Henry Stephen Bailey (1876 - 1932) |
| Mother | Rosa Carmelia Bailey (1882 - 1964) |
| Sibling | Ray Bailey (1903 - 1904) |
| Sibling | Bonnie Bailey (1905 - ) |
| Sibling | Lois Bailey (1907 - ) |
| Sibling | Elva Bailey (1911 - 1974) |
| Sibling | Gertie Bailey (1914 - ) |
Notes
Miscellaneous
His family moved to Nacogdoches County, Texas, where he attended Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College. His education was completed by alternate teaching, college attendance, and working on the family farm.Miscellaneous
Walter Carlton Bailey was the valedictorian of the second graduating class at Forest, Texas High School.Miscellaneous
Walter Carlton Bailey was principal and full-time teacher at Vidor, Texas, High School. He taught social science, agriculture, algebra, geometry, and economics; and he was assistant coach.In 1936, he became the Agriculture teacher at Orangefield, Texas, High School. He developed an FFA Chapter, farm program, girls' basketball team, registered swine program, organized a string band; and later he became the boys basketball coach and school principal.
In 1942, he moved to Jefferson, Texas, to become a vocational agriculture teacher. His land judging and woodland management students were consistent winners in state wide events.
Endnotes
1. Cherokee County Historical Commission, Compiler, Cherokee County History (Jacksonville, Texas: Texas Historical Commission, 1986), 133-139; e-book, Portal to Texas History, Portal to Texas History (https://texashistory.unt.edu : Accessed 23 October 2018; Entries on the Isaac Bailey family made by Carl Day Bailey, his father was born and lived in Cherokee County and descended from Thomas and Lucinda Bailey; a likely relative of Isaac Bailey..
2. Cherokee County Historical Commission, Compiler, Cherokee County History (Jacksonville, Texas: Texas Historical Commission, 1986), 133-139; e-book, Portal to Texas History, Portal to Texas History (https://texashistory.unt.edu : Accessed 23 October 2018; Entries on the Isaac Bailey family made by Carl Day Bailey, his father was born and lived in Cherokee County and descended from Thomas and Lucinda Bailey; a likely relative of Isaac Bailey..
3. Cherokee County Historical Commission, Compiler, Cherokee County History (Jacksonville, Texas: Texas Historical Commission, 1986), 133-139; e-book, Portal to Texas History, Portal to Texas History (https://texashistory.unt.edu : Accessed 23 October 2018; Entries on the Isaac Bailey family made by Carl Day Bailey, his father was born and lived in Cherokee County and descended from Thomas and Lucinda Bailey; a likely relative of Isaac Bailey..
4. Cherokee County Historical Commission, Compiler, Cherokee County History (Jacksonville, Texas: Texas Historical Commission, 1986), 133-139; e-book, Portal to Texas History, Portal to Texas History (https://texashistory.unt.edu : Accessed 23 October 2018; Entries on the Isaac Bailey family made by Carl Day Bailey, his father was born and lived in Cherokee County and descended from Thomas and Lucinda Bailey; a likely relative of Isaac Bailey..
5. Cherokee County Historical Commission, Compiler, Cherokee County History (Jacksonville, Texas: Texas Historical Commission, 1986), 133-139; e-book, Portal to Texas History, Portal to Texas History (https://texashistory.unt.edu : Accessed 23 October 2018; Entries on the Isaac Bailey family made by Carl Day Bailey, his father was born and lived in Cherokee County and descended from Thomas and Lucinda Bailey; a likely relative of Isaac Bailey..
6. Cherokee County Historical Commission, Compiler, Cherokee County History (Jacksonville, Texas: Texas Historical Commission, 1986), 133-139; e-book, Portal to Texas History, Portal to Texas History (https://texashistory.unt.edu : Accessed 23 October 2018; Entries on the Isaac Bailey family made by Carl Day Bailey, his father was born and lived in Cherokee County and descended from Thomas and Lucinda Bailey; a likely relative of Isaac Bailey..