Person:Joseph Walker (127)

Watchers
m. 1765
  1. Alexander Walker1766 - 1840
  2. Jane Walker1768 -
  3. William Walker1769 -
  4. Abraham Walker1773 - Aft 1840
  5. Joseph Walker1775 - Est 1812
  6. John Barnett Walker1777 - Aft 1850
  7. James Walker1779 - Aft 1860
  8. Ann Walker1782 - 1829
  9. Matthew Patton Walker1787 - 1849
  10. Rebecca Walker1791 - Aft 1850
  • HJoseph Walker1775 - Est 1812
  • W.  Sarah Carothers (add)
m. 1796
  1. John Garner Walker1797 - 1855
  2. Robert Caruthers WalkerAbt 1800 - Bef 1879
Facts and Events
Name Joseph Walker
Gender Male
Birth? 1775 Chester, South Carolina, United States
Marriage 1796 Davidson County, Tennesseeto Sarah Carothers (add)
Death? Est 1812 Bedford County, Tennessee

Related

MySource:Walke434/John Walker and Ann Barnett Family Land Transactions

Overview

Joseph Walker moved with his brothers James and John to the area around Bedford and Coffee County, Tennessee. The History of Tennessee Illustrated, published in 1887 by the Goodspeed Publishing Company, mentions that "In about 1812 Joseph Walker erected a water-mill on Garrison Fork of Duck River, near where the town of Fairfield was afterward located, and David Shipman erected a water-mill at the head of the creek by :that name." He can be found in 1812 tax records in the region[2]. However, his father only mentions Joseph's children in his will, suggesting that he died by 1818.

References
  1.   Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002., in Tennessee State Library and Archives. Microfilm.

    Accessible here

  2. Early Tax Lists of Tennessee. Microfilm, 12 rolls. The Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville, Tennessee. Can be found here