Juan Stake Relief Society, from 1883 to 1891, and traveled around San Juan County in her work. Personal life Jane McKechnie married Charles Eugene Walton, Sr. on February 22, 1867. They had three children, Charles Jr. (1868–1947), Magnolia (1869–1918), and Leona (1871–1942). She died on July 24, 1891, aged 45 years, when she was shot and killed during a statehood celebration. Jane McKechnie Walton was the first person buried in the Monticello, Utah cemetery. In 2010, a descendant of Walton's wrote a book about her. References External links King, Michael R. Jane, A Woman's Determination and the Wild West Frontier, IQ Design, 2010. (her great-great-grandson's book about her) Allen, Stephen. The Killing of Jane McKechnie Walton, Blue Mountain Shadows, Summer 1992. Lacy, Steve and Baker, Pearl. Posey The Last Indian War, Gibbs Smith, 2007. Lyman, Albert R. Indians and Outlaws, Settling of the San Juan Frontier, Bookcraft, 1962. 1846 births 1891 deaths Mormon pioneers Latter Day Saints from Utah Scottish emigrants to the United States People from Monticello, Utah