Person:James Walker (161)

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James Walker
b.1696
d.Aft 1758
  1. William Walker, of the Conodogunit1691 - Bef 1750
  2. Robert Walker1692 - 1750
  3. Samuel Walker1694 -
  4. James Walker1696 - Aft 1758
  5. Henry Walker1698 - 1742
  6. Andrew Walker1700 - 1762
  1. Mary Walker1717 -
  2. James Walker1717 - 1784
  3. Sarah Walker1719 -
  4. Archibald Walker
  5. Agnes Walker1720 -
Facts and Events
Name James Walker
Gender Male
Birth? 1696
Marriage to Margaret Unknown
Death? Aft 1758

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Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
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Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
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Key
YDNA Group 6
1. Alexander Walker of Malin
Lurgan Walkers
2. William Walker of Lurgan
YDNA Group 33 (Letterkenny Walkers)
3. William Walker of Hogan's Creek
4. James Walker of Newville
5. Robert Walker of Yellow Breeches
YDNA Group 14
6. William Walker of East Pennsboro
Derry Walkers (Likely YDNA Group 5)
7. James Walker of Derry
8. Henry Walker of Derry

Overview

James Walker settled on Swatera Creek in what is now Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, near his brother Henry in 1736. Henry died soon after (c1742) settlement, and James died a few years later (c.1748).

References
  1.   Egle, William Henry. Notes and Queries Historical and Genealogical Chiefly Relating To Interior Pennsylvania. (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Harrisburg Publishing Company)
    Vol. 1., Page 445.

    Ye Ancient Inhabitants - X.
    "Return of ye West Side of Derry - 1758."
    Walker, Samuel & James, renters from Widow Sample at L4 per year.
    Note: Widow Sample was a tavern keeper. Her first name is Anne. Wife of James Sample. The will of James Sample who died in 1758, Derry Township, Dauphin County, wife Anne, children John, Isabella, Sarah, Elizabeth, and Anna...is James Semple buried in the Donegal Presbyterian Church Cemetery. "Here lies the body of James Semple late of Conewago who departed this life September 12th, 1757 aged 44 years." This places James Semple's birthdate at 1713.

  2. Compiled from Land Warrants and Surveys. See also maps from "First Families of Cumberland County", Hayes R. Eschenmann and Paul Barner, Cumberland County Historical Society. They can be obtained from the society here: