DescriptionAn Ipswich Solicitor, James Earnest Walker, married Vera Bridson Cribb, daughter of Thomas Bridson Cribb and Marian Lucy Foote, on 27 September 1905. They had four children: Harriet Marian Bridson Walker (first woman admitted to the bar); Earnest Allan, Herbert Ian and Thomas Bridson Walker (a doctor). The family lived at Gooloowan. Walker was the member for Ipswich in the Queensland Legislative Assembly from 1929 to 1932. He was part of the Country and Progressive National Party that was created in 1925 after the merger of the United and Country parties.
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