Three different witnesses share this surname across the archive. Patrick Walker was about twenty in 1686 when he went three afternoons to the Clyde at Crossford Boat. He saw nothing, yet recorded the fear of those who did, writing his account in the 1720s. In 1992 businessman James Walker was stopped on a road between Falkirk and Bonnybridge by a shining star-shaped object, a sighting remembered as the first of the Bonnybridge wave. Then Kenthurst. Thursday 20 March 2003. Luke Walker, 17, was attacked by a large cat near his family's letterbox.
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