Curtis Sheppard Walker by decision. Walker was knocked out in nine rounds. Then Sheppard was knocked out in seven rounds by Perk Daniels on April 9, 1945. This was followed by a points loss at the hands of Jimmy Bivins. Sheppard then had consecutive wins over Nate Bolden, Johnny Allen, and Perkins in a rematch, before facing Jersey Joe Walcott again, and Archie Moore. He dropped decisions to Walcott and Moore, but Moore would later claim that, of all of his opponents, which included Bob Satterfield, Ezzard Charles, Rocky Marciano, Floyd Patterson, and Muhammad Ali, it was Sheppard who hit him the
De Walcott family [A], his son Alexander de Walcott died in 1341. Sir Walter de Walcott was a lord in Walcott in 1347 and in 1355 he presented to Walcott church. In 1347 Simon de Walcott was presented to Walcott church by Thomas de Walcott, Rector of Felbrigg. Walter married Millicent, daughter and heir of Walter de Gunton and held the manor of Gunton. Walter and Millicent had three daughters – one was Margaret, who married Thomas de Wymondham – and a son, also called Walter [B]. Sir Walter de Walcott died in 1355. Sir Walter [B] de Walcott died in 1366. He