June 1900 Census Family is in Austin, Texas

“He attended Texas Military Institute in Austin and received accolades as a “most distinguished” cadet. He graduated from the University of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee.
Walter joined the family in business. In 1902 he was assistant cashier and director of the State National Bank of Austin. Bank directors included his father, Eugene Bremond, who was president of the bank; his brother-in-law, Lewis Hancock, who was vice-president of the bank; his uncle, John H. Robinson Jr., who was married to his aunt Madeline Bremond; and another uncle, John Bremond.12 Walter was president of the State National Bank for over 20 years. The State National Bank was incorporated in 1882 and had its origins in his father’s “Bremond’s Bank” that began operating out of a back room of John Bremond & Company.”


“ In 1887 Eugene hired local builder George Fiegel to remodel the house at 711 San Antonio, adding one and a half stories to the stone house transforming it into a fashionable Second Empire home. The house was a wedding gift from Eugene to his son Walter and his bride, Mary Anderson.”