Person:Thomas Walkup (5)

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Thomas Walkup
b.Abt 1725
d.Aft 1796 possibly Templeton, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
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m. 26 Apr 1750
  1. Elizabeth Walkup1752 - Bef 1771
  2. Francis Walkup1754 -
  3. Sarah Walkup1758 -
  4. Thomas Amsden Walkup1760 -
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  • H.  Thomas WalkupAbt 1725 - Aft 1796
  • W.  Sarah Eager1733 -
m. Bef 1771
  1. Elizabeth Walkup1771 -
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Name[3] Thomas Walkup
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1725
Marriage 26 Apr 1750 Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United Statesto Elizabeth Potter
Marriage Bef 1771 Based on birth of eldest known child
to Sarah Eager
Death[2] Aft 1796 possibly Templeton, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
References
  1.   Middlesex County (Massachusetts). Register of Deeds. Record books of the registry of deeds, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, 1649-1900: indexes: grantee (1639-1905) and grantor (1639-1950). (Cambridge [Massachusetts]: [s.n.], 1965-1966).

    Vol. 82, p. 4 13 Mar 1754: Abraham How of Brookfield Gent & Martha his wife, Benjamin Adam, Gent and Persis his wife, Joseph Stone yeoman & Sarah his wife, Thomas Walkup of Marlborough Blacksmith and Elizabeth his wife for various amounts received from Joseph Potter Husbandman & Ephraim Potter Housewright & Theophilus Potter Husbandman all of Marlborough quitclaim all right to estate of our hon'd Father Ephriam Potter late of Marlborough Dec'd.

    Vol. 77, p. 215 16 Feb 1775: Fortunatus Eager of Lancaster Gen't, Thomas Walkup of Templeton Blacksmith with Sarah his wife, and Uriah Newton of Princetown Housewright with Hannah his wife being nephew and nieces of Cap't Ephraim Brigham late of Marlborough deceased, for £68, quitclaim to Uriah Eager jun'r of Marlborough our share in 21 acres in Agoganquemasul.

  2. ↑ Register of Deeds. Worcester County (Mass.) deeds (1722-1866) and index to deeds (1731-1889) --, 1722-1889.

    Vol. 112, p. 32 25 Feb 1771: John Putnam of Marlborough Laborer for £60 conveys to Thomas Walkup of Marlborough Blacksmith parcel in northerly part of Templeton about 70 acres, the easterly part of the second division lot #116.

    Vol. 75, p. 201 30 Mar 1775: Manasseh Stow of Southboro Gentleman, Asa How of Petersham Gen't and Mary his wife, Abner Morse of Paxton yeoman with Kezia his wife, Hannah Ward of Athol widow, John Stow Yeoman, John Eager Yeoman with Elizabeth his wife, Ebenezer Hager yeoman with Abigail his wife, William Hager yeoman with Sarah his wife of Marlboro, John Warren of Paxton yeoman, Larkin Williams of Murrayfield with Anne his wife, Thaddeus Warren yeoman, Asa Brigham yeoman with Elizabeth his wife, Persis Warren singlewoman, Baley Eager yeoman with Catharine his wife of Marlbough, Caleb Rice Gen't, Jabez Rice Jun'r yeoman, Noah Rice Gen't of Marlboro, Uriah Eager Jun'r yeoman of Marlboro, Fortunatus Eager of Lancaster yeoman, Thomas Walkup of Templeton Blacksmith with Sarah his Wife, Uriah Newton of Princeton yeoman with Hannah his wife, joint tenants in common convey to Josiah Willard yeoman, Adam Holmes Gent. Sampson Witherbee yeoman, Solomon Mathews yeoman, Jonathan Gold yeoman and James Adams yeoman all of New Braintree 160 acres in New Braintree.

    Vol. 111, p. 444 20 Oct 1788: Thomas Walkup of Templeton yeoman alias Blacksmith [also signed by Sarah] for £3 conveys to Silas Church of Templeton Gentleman a small parcel in NW Templeton about 1+ acres.

    Vol. 122, p. 247 13 Jun 1789: Thomas Walkup of Templeton Blacksmith [also Sarah Wife to the said Thomas] for £56 conveys to William Whetcomb of Stow Gentleman 34 acres in Templeton with house in which Francis Walkup lately lived. Acknowledged 16 May 1794.

    Vol. 125, p. 634 26 Oct 1795: Thomas Walkup of Templeton Yeoman [with my Wife Sarah] for $900 conveys Jonathan Whetcomb Jun'r of Templeton 45 acres being southerly part of second division lot #116. Acknowledged 5 Jan 1796.

  3. ↑ Would be a good match for Person:Thomas Walkup (2) except for Barry's little legend relayed on that page. Not sure if that legend is credible. No other possible person has been located. Secondary sources call him "Thomas Walkup of Sudbury" but no deed shows him buying or selling land in Sudbury or "of Sudbury". This appears to be based solely on the marriage record, then his children are born in Marlborough, until 1771 when he buys land in Templeton.
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