Person:Dolly Unknown (7)

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Dolly Unknown
b.Abt 1845
 
  1. Renty WalkerAbt 1858 -
  2. Dianah WalkerAbt 1864 -
  3. Hessey WalkerAbt 1866 -
  4. Edward WalkerAbt 1871 -
  5. Julia WalkerAbt 1876 -
  6. Celia WalkerAbt 1878 -
Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Dolly Unknown
Gender Female
Birth[2] Abt 1845
Marriage to Simon Walker

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Dolly Unknown: Biographical Information

Dolly was the second wife of Simon Walker, who has connections to Drayton Hall Plantation in Charleston, South Carolina. Simon, age 40, opened a Freedmen's Bank account in Charleston, June 9, 1871. His application indicates that he was born and raised in St. Andrews Parish, Charleston County, South Carolina. He listed his residence as Drayton Hall Plantation, St. Andrews Parish.

Dolly and Simon were married by the time Simon made his Freedmen's Bank account application in 1871. With his first wife, whose name we do not know, Simon had children Renty and Dianah Walker. At the time of his Freedmen's Bank record he and Dolly had two children, Hessey and Edward.

Simon stated that his father's name was Cudjoe Walker and his mother's name was Die. Both are listed as deceased on his 1871 Freedmen's Bank record.

The 1880 Federal Census for St. Andrews Parish lists two more of Simon and Dolly's children: Julia, age 4, and Celia, age 2. Also in the household was 15 year old Dixon Hutchinson, who is listed as Simon's brother-in-law. Simon's Household in 1880 was:

Name
Color
Gender
Age
Relationship
Birthplace
Walker,Simon
B
M
56
 
SC
Walker, Dolly
B
F
35
Wife
SC
Walker, Renty
B
M
22 Son
SC
Walker, Dianna B
F
16 Daughter
SC
Walker, Hess B
F
14 Daughter
SC
Walker, Edward
B
M
8 Son
SC
Walker, Julia B F 4 Julia SC
Waker, Celia B F 2 Daughter SC
Hutchinson, Dixon B M 15 Brother in Law SC

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About This Page

This page is part of a groundbreaking research project to rediscover the family lineages of enslaved people on Drayton family plantations in Barbados and the United States. To read more about this historic research, please visit the article below:

Genealogy of Enslaved Communities on Drayton Family Plantations: A Research Project Sponsored by the Magnolia Plantation Foundation of Charleston, SC

References
  1. Freedmen's Bank Record 8063, Simon Walker, Charleston, SC, June 9, 1871.

    Registers of Depositors in Branches of the Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company
    Records of the Comptroller of the Currency (NARA RG 101)

  2. 2.0 2.1 1880 Federal Census, United States.

    Year: 1880; Census Place: Saint Andrews, Charleston, South Carolina; Roll: T9_1223; Family History Film: 1255223; Page: 69.1000; Enumeration District: 81