Family:John Walker and Wybregh Unknown (1)

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Notes

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Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1676-1681 FHLbook 15 Jun 1678 Upon petition of John WALKER and Wybregh his wife, late widow of John SIERCX dec'd; the Court have appointed and authorized Justice Garrett OTTO and Mr. Casperus HERMAN appraisers to appraise the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Jan SIERCKSEN dec'd and to make a return thereof at ye next Court. Which said appraisers were sworn in Court accordingly.

Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1676-1681 FHLbook 6 Feb 1679 . . . . John WALKER the present husband of Wybregh, ye late widow of Jan SIERCX dec'd, did now in Court declare to have and doth by these presents mortgage and specially bind over unto the aforesaid children for their security of ye abovesaid sum. The plantation land and appertenances belonging unto the said Jan SIERCKSEN dec'd lying and being in Oppoquinimen Creek, as also another parcel of land and all it's appertenances lying in Oppoquinimen Creek aforesaid just below Drawyers Creek, heretofore belonging unto Roelof ANDRIES. Moreover John WALKER did engage to maintain and bring up ye said children as his own.

New Castle Co, DE Land Records 1673-1710 FHLbook 7 Mar 1681 John WALKER & Wybrough his wife of Appoquinimink to Richard NOBLE of same. £25 for 200 acres called High Hook on north side of Appoquinimink Creek just below Drawyers Creek bounded by land of Bryan OMELLA & Jacobus ANDRIES. Land was formerly granted to Roeloff ANDRIES and since was sold to John WALKER. Also, 100 acres on south east side of Drawyers Creek just before High Hook which was granted by patent dated 4 Aug 1671 from Gov. Francis LOVELACE to my predecessor Jan SYERCKS dec'd.

Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1681-1699 Land and Probate Abstracts Only FHLbook 7 Jun 1682 John WALKER jr of Appoquinimink, this day produced an account in Court whereby it appeared that he had paid unto William PHILLIPS, the husband who married . . . ye daughter-in-law of John SIERCX dec'd and Wybrough his wife, ye sum of 795 gilders. Which said account was by him ye said PHILLIPS owed in Court and for ye remaining 362 gilders yet due to ye said PHILLIPS. Upon ye account of his said wife's portion from her said parties and ordered by the Court that ye just half thereof should be paid to his said wife and ye other half unto Will PHILLIPS himself; and out of Will PHILLIPS half said PHILLIPS ordered John WALKER in ye presence of ye Court to pay Doctor SPRY 100 gilders come next Fall.

New Castle Co, DE Land Records 1673-1710 FHLbook 20 Sep 1682 Richard HUDDEN of Drawyers Creek, planter to Henry VANDERBURGH of town of New Castle, merchant. for valuable consideration, 200 acres situated at 2nd Drawyers Creek adjoining John WALKER's land called Green Spring. Witnesses: William GRANT & Henry HOLLINGSWORTH

Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1681-1699 Land and Probate Abstracts Only FHLbook 1684 Inhabitants of New Castle Co, DE John WALKER jr is listed on north side of Appoquinimink Creek.

New Castle Co, DE Land records 1673-1710 FHLbook 2 Jun 1685 John WALKER of New Castle to Andrew PETERSON of Cecil Co, MD. £12 for 150 acres called New Saxony lying on Drawyers Creek bounded by Saxon branch and Walker branch. Confirmed by patent from Gov. William PENN dated 26 Mar 1684.

Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1681-1699 Land and Probate Abstracts Only FHLbook 23 Oct 1686 John WALKER ye attorney of Benjamin GUMLY acknowleged an alienation of ye tract of land called Rowls Sepulchre to William PHILLIPS, it being ye same tract of land that PHILLIPS hath acknowleged to Edward GREENE as his letter of attorney bearing date ye 15th of October 1686.

Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1681-1699 Land and Probate Abstracts Only FHLbook 1687 Inhabitants of New Castle Co, DE John WALKER is listed from Georges Creek to north side of Appoquinimink Creek.

Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1681-1699 Land and Probate Abstracts Only FHLbook 21 Jul 1687 John WALKER acknowleged a deed of entitle to William PHILLIPS and the heirs begotten on the body of Ann, the present wife of the said William. Of and for a tract of land situated on ye head of Drawyers Creek, called by ye name of Mill Neck and bounded by ye deed bearing date ye 22nd Sep 1686.

Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1681-1699 Land and Probate Abstracts Only FHLbook 21 Jul 1687 Upon the request of John WALKER of New Castle to have his witnesses attested concerning a tract of land called Green Spring Garden containing 200 acres. Casperus HERMAN attested saith he asked James SMOTHERS to buy his tract of land called Spring Garden, but the said SMOTHERS replied I have sold it to John WALKER and he hath paid me, naming SMOTHERS, for it. Casperus HERMAN saith he would have bought the land of SMOTHERS called Spring Garden; then SMOTHERS replied as aforesaid. Richard NOBLE and Ephraim HERMAN attested say that John WALKER bought a tract of land of James SMOTHERS called Spring Garden and said WALKER paid for ye survey and other contigent charges. John WALKER acknowleged a tract of land called Spring Garden containing 200 acres from him and his heirs forever to William PHILLIPS, his heirs and assigns forever the land situated on ye 2nd Drawyers Creek by deed of enforcement bearing date ye 20th of July 1687. William PHILLIPS acknowleged a deed of enforcement to Francis RICHARDSON for ye abovesaid tract of land called Spring Garden situated and containing as by the said deed bearing date ye 21st of July 1687.

Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1681-1699 Land and Probate Abstracts Only FHLbook Sep 1688 John WALKER acknowleged a deed of enforcement for 200 acres of land on ye Drawyers Creek to Richard HAMBLY as by deed bearing date ye 19th of July 1687.

Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1681-1699 Land and Probate Abstracts Only FHLbook 21 Mar 1692 John WALKER petitions to have ye mortgage taken off from ye pantation he now lives on, which said plantation was bounded by a former order of ye Court of New Castle for ye payment of the childrens portion being 4,700 gilders and one half being already paid. The said John WALKER in lieu of the plantation he now lives on tendereth a tract of land called ye Mill Neck being 110 acres and the moiety or half of ye mill situated in Drawyers Creek being in joint partnership betwixt said John WALKER and Joseph MORE. Ye Court accept of ye security on condition ye said John WALKER & Joseph MORE keep the said mill in good repair which said John WALKER & Joseph MORE do by these presents engage to do and in ye Court oblige themselfs to keep said mill in good repair. For ye better securing ye portion of his predecessors children and John WALKER doth bind himself in ye penalty of £100 to procure a good title to ye land called ye Mill Neck.

Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware 1681-1699 Land and Probate Abstracts Only FHLbook 21 Mar 1692 John TAYLOR an orphan, petitions about his father's estate yet there may be an administrator appointed to take care of it and that he may choose his guardians. The Court orders the widow and relict to administer by next Court. The petitioner John TAYLOR choosing John WALKER, Joseph MORE & Will PHILLIPS as his guardians, ye Court allowed his choice.

New Castle Co, DE Land Records 1673-1710 FHLbook 20 Apr 1694 John WALKER of the town of New Castle to John WILSON of the County of New Castle. for valuable consideration, 300 acres called Oxmelter situated on the south west side of 2nd Drawyers Creek bounded by the Creek, Smothers branch, land of SMOTHERS, John WALKER's land called Exeter and the marsh. Witnesses: Sylvester GARLAND, Roelof DeHAES & John SMITH

New Castle Co, DE Land Records 1673-1710 FHLbook 17 Oct 1695 Wybrough WALKER, Administrator and widow of John WALKER of the town of New Castle to John WILSON of Appoquinimink Creek. 110 acres called Mill Fork being the north side of Drawyers Creek bounded by lands of Thomas SADLER and Richard INGELLOES & Walker's Run. Witnesses: Sylvester GARLAND, Jacobus ALLRICHS & John SMITH

Early Delaware Census Records 1665-1697 FHLbook in 1696 Widow WALKER listed in New Castle Hundred, New Castle Co, DE

Analysis

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Another possible son of John & Wybrough WALKER named William. There was a William WALKER that in 1745 was Administrator/Executor of John & Wybrough WALKER's son Hugh WALKER's estate inventory. It is positively known that Hugh WALKER did not have a son named William WALKER. It is also possible that this William WALKER is a nephew of Hugh, and therefore grandson of John & Wybrough.