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Samuel Walkup
b.Abt 1698 Strabane, County Tyrone, Ireland
d.Abt 1788 Lexington, Rockbridge County, Virginia
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m. Abt 1719
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Samuel Walkup was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia __________________________ [edit] Information on Samuel Walkuphttp://home.att.net/~walkup/Walkup_First_Generation.htm WALKUP First Generation
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Elizabeth WALKUP (1G-3) B : ABT 1725; (Another account says b. ABT 1740) Md: ABT 1760; NC P : Samuel WAUCHOPE and Nancy Agnes ALEXANDER George Barnett McWHORTER B : 1730; Ireland D : 1805; Mecklenberg Co., NC George Barnett McWHORTER and Elizabeth WALKUP had the following children: 1 Agnes McWHORTER, ABT 1760 2 John McWHORTER, ABT 1760; Shenandoah Valley, VA 3 George McWHORTER, 09 Feb 1762; VA 4 Moses McWHORTER, ABT 1765 5 Aaron McWHORTER, b. ABT 1770 6 Rosannah McWHORTER, b. 22 Apr 1774; NC 7 Elizabeth McWHORTER, b. 1775; Western Dist., TN 8 James McWHORTER, b. ABT 1776 9 Samuel McWHORTER, b. ABT 1780
Margaret Mary WALKUP (1G-4) B : ABT 1727; Ireland (near Belfast) Md: ABT 1740 Md: 1757 P : Samuel WAUCHOPE and Nancy Agnes ALEXANDER William GAY (First Husband) B : ABT 1720 D : 1755; Calfpasture valley, VA William HAMILTON (Second Husband) D : 1801; Madison Co., KY William GAY and Margaret Mary WALKUP had the following children: 1 Mary GAY 2 Agnes GAY 3 John GAY 4 Robert GAY 5 William GAY
Florence WALKUP (1G-5) B : 1730; (Lancaster Co., PA) D : 25 Jun 1763 P : Samuel WAUCHOPE and Nancy Agnes ALEXANDER John GRAHAM Jr. B : 1726 D : 30 Nov 1815; (Bath Co., VA) John GRAHAM and Florence WALKUP had the following children: 1 Margaret GRAHAM 2 William GRAHAM 3 Martha GRAHAM 4 James GRAHAM, b. 1748
Arthur WALKUP (1G-6) B : ABT 1734; (Lancaster Co., PA) Md: ABT 1754; Rockbridge Co., VA Md: 08 Aug 1797 D : 1834; Lexington, VA P : Samuel WAUCHOPE and Nancy Agnes ALEXANDER Elizabeth LOCKBRIDGE (First Wife) Esther MACKEY (Second Wife) B : 1757; (Riverside, Rockbridge Co., VA) D : 1834 Arthur WALKUP and Elizabeth LOCKBRIDGE had the following children: 1 Rebecca WALKUP 2 Samuel WALKUP, b. ABT 1795 3 Unknown Arthur WALKUP and Esther MACKEY had the following children: 4 James William Graham WALKUP 5 Polly Mackey WALKUP 6 John WALKUP 7 William E. WALKUP, b. 22 Oct 1806, Lexington, VA 8 Unknown
WALKUP Third Generation Matthew WALKUP (1G-1-1, 1F-1) B : 1738; Lancaster Co., PA D : 1785; Rockbridge Co., VA P : Joseph WALKUP and Rebecca Jane GRAHAM ? FLETCHER B : ABT 1762; Rockbridge Co., VA Matthew WALKUP and ? FLETCHER had the following children: 1 Matthew WALKUP, b. May 1780; Rockbridge Co., VA
John WALKUP (1G-1-2, 1F-2) B : 1740; Lancaster Co., PA Md: 1776 D : Aug 1825; Augusta Co., VA P : Joseph WALKUP and Rebecca Jane GRAHAM Margaret Fulton BAKER (Formerly md to a BLAIR) D : Aug 1826; Augusta Co., VA John WALKUP and Margaret Fulton BAKER had the following children: 1 William Nesbit WALKUP, b. ABT 1777 2 Martha WALKUP 3 Isabel WALKUP 4 Joseph WALKUP, b. 1778 5 Margaret WALKUP, (never married) 6 Jane WALKUP 7 Rebecca WALKUP, b. 15 Aug 1782 8 John C. WALKUP, b. 09 Oct 1787; Rockbridge Co., VA 9 Mary Ann WALKUP, b. 09 Oct 1787; Augusta Co., VA (Twin to John C.)
Christopher Graham WALKUP (1G-1-3, 1F-3, 1E) B : 1744; Lancaster Co., PA Md: 1768; (Greenbrier Co., WV or Lexington, VA) Md: Jun 1795; Greenbrier Co., WV Md: 28 Jun 1817; Greenbrier Co., WV D : 12 Aug 1818; Greenbrier Co., WV Bd: Renick, Greenbrier Co., WV P : Joseph WALKUP and Rebecca Jane GRAHAM Margaret RUSK (First Wife) B: 4 Feb 1747/48 in Augusta Co., VA (or 1745 in Rockbridge Co., VA) Martha Jean HUMPHREYS (Second Wife) B: 1774; Rockbridge Co., VA Ann PERRY (Third Wife) (Formerly md. to James ELLIOT Sr.) B: 1797; Rockbridge Co., VA In 1778, Christopher WALKUP (1E) moved from Virginia to Greenbrier Co., West Virginia and settled his family on a farm of 175 acres where Renick is now located. When he died in 1818, his personal estate was appraised for $4181.23 and he had 460 acres of land, which were not appraised. His slaves were by far the most valuable of his personal estate. He had one black boy named Jack ($700), one black man named Reuben ($600), and one black girl named Tilly ($550). In comparison, his best horse, a two-year-old filly, was only appraised for $80. Christopher Graham WALKUP and Margaret RUSK had the following children: 1 Jane WALKUP 2 Martha M. WALKUP, b. 1769; Rockbridge Co., VA 3 Margaret WALKUP, b. 3 Jan 1771; Lexington, Rockbridge Co., VA 4 Rachel WALKUP, b. (1773); Rockbridge Co., VA 5 Rebecca Anne WALKUP, b. ABT 1773; Rockbridge Co., VA 6 Joseph WALKUP, b. 22 Jun 1776 (Ledger says 1774 or 1775); Rockbridge Co., VA 7 Mary WALKUP, b. (1776); Rockbridge Co., VA 8 John Christopher WALKUP, b. 22 Feb 1782; Greenbrier Co., WV 9 Christopher R. WALKUP, b. 1785; Greenbrier Co., WV 10 Sally WALKUP
Robert WALKUP (1G-1-4, 1F-4) B : 1748; Rockbridge Co., VA D : 1824; Meadow Dist., Greenbrier Co., WV P : Joseph WALKUP and Rebecca Jane GRAHAM Mary MEEKS B : ABT 1750 D : 23 May 1821, Greenbrier Co., WV Robert WALKUP and Mary MEEKS had the following children: 1 Jane WALKUP, b. ABT 1775 2 Nathaniel WALKUP, b. 1777; Greenbrier Co., WV 3 Nancy WALKUP, b. 1781; Greenbrier Co., WV 4 Rebecca WALKUP, b. 27 Dec 1783; Greenbrier Co., WV 5 Joseph WALKUP, b. 1784; Greenbrier Co., WV 6 John WALKUP, b. 1786 7 Ann WALKUP, b. ABT 1790 8 James WALKUP, b. 1794
Jane WALKUP (or Jean)(1G-1-5, 1F-5) B : ABT 1749; Rockbridge Co., VA Md: 1776 P : Joseph WALKUP and Rebecca Jane GRAHAM Daniel GRAHAM (or David)(First Husband) B : 1739; Augusta Co., VA D : ABT 1771; Augusta Co., VA Captain Alexander STUART (Second Husband) B : 1745; Rockbridge Co., VA Daniel GRAHAM and Jane WALKUP had the following child: 1 Joseph GRAHAM, b. 1768
Ann Jean WALKUP (or Ann R.)(1G-1-6, 1F-6) B : ABT 1751; Rockbridge Co., VA James STEVENSON
Margaret WALKUP (1G-1-7, 1F-7) B : ABT 1753; Rockbridge Co., VA Md: Feb 1773; Rockbridge Co., VA P : Joseph WALKUP and Rebecca Jane GRAHAM William ELLIOTT B : 1749; Rockbridge Co., VA
Rebecca WALKUP (1G-1-8, 1F-8) B : ABT 1755; Rockbridge Co., VA P : Joseph WALKUP and Rebecca Jane GRAHAM John GAY
Family Ledger says that Rebecca (1F-8) married a McFARLUND; moved to Tennessee; and that five of her sons became Presbyterian ministers.
WALKUP Fourth Generation Matthew WALKUP (1G-1-1-1, 1F-1-1) B : May 1780; Rockbridge Co., VA Md: 30 Sep 1802; Adair Co., KY D : Jul 1873; Glen's Fork, Adair Co., KY P : Matthew WALKUP and ? FLETCHER Elizabeth POLLY "Betsy" B : 1786 D : ABT 1850; Glen's Fork, Adair Co., KY
William Nesbit WALKUP (1G-1-2-1, 1F-2-1) B : ABT 1777 D : Oct 1837 P : John WALKUP and Margaret Fulton BAKER Sarah McCoy D : 22 Feb 1857; St. Mary Augaize Co., OH William Nesbit WALKUP stated that he would not be responsible for the amount of abuse that slavery called for and at the same time would not remain in Virginia unless he was a slave-holder. One of his colts ran away across the mountains and he followed to rescue the animal. He stopped at a home in Greenbrier County, West Virginia for a drink of water and there saw Sarah McCoy. It was love at first sight as the report goes. He decided to marry Miss McCOY. They went first to near Marietta, Ohio and remained there for about a year before leaving for Browns Township, Miami County, Ohio in March 1817. He was a leading citizen in this section of Ohio known as Squire William WALKUP. He died Oct 1837 in the 60th year of his age. Sarah (McCOY) WALKUP died Feb 22, 1857 at St. Mary Auglaize County, Ohio where she spent the last three years of her life with her daughter, Mrs. Margaret LYTLE. William Nesbit WALKUP and Sarah McCOY had the following children: 1 John WALKUP, b. 1811 2 Julia Ann WALKUP, b. ABT 1812 3 Rankin WALKUP, b. ABT 1815 4 Margaret WALKUP 5 Joseph WALKUP, b. ABT 1819 6 Jane WALKUP
Martha WALKUP (1G-1-2-2, 1F-2-2) David STUART (or STEWART) Md: VA P : John WALKUP and Margaret Fulton BAKER
Isabel WALKUP (1G-1-2-3, 1F-2-3) David CHAMBERS Md: 18 Oct 1794; Augusta Co., VA P : John WALKUP and Margaret Fulton BAKER
Jane WALKUP "Jean" (1G-1-2-6, 1F-2-6) Md: 20 Jun 1791, Augusta Co., VA Moved to Champaign Co., OH P : John WALKUP and Margaret Fulton BAKER William Alexander DUNLAP B : 1764; Rockbridge Co., VA
Rebecca WALKUP (1G-1-2-7, 1F-2-7) B : 15 Aug 1782 Md: 08 Jan 1806; Augusta Co., VA D : 28 Aug 1841; Brown Twp., Miami Co., OH P : John WALKUP and Margaret Fulton BAKER John SIMES (or SIMS or SIMMS) B : 02 Nov 1780; Highland Co., VA
John C. WALKUP (1G-1-2-8, 1F-2-8) B : 09 Oct 1787; Rockbridge Co., VA Md: 1816; Rockbridge Co., VA D : 02 Feb 1871 or 25 Feb 1872 Bd: Old Union Cemetery, Montgomery Co., IN P : John WALKUP and Margaret Fulton BAKER Jane ALLEN B : 25 Jul 1790 D : 22 Sep 1865 Bd: Old Union Cemetery, Montgomery Co., IN John C. WALKUP and Jane ALLEN had the following children: 1 Baxter WALKUP, b. 17 Mar 1817; Rockbridge Co., VA 2 Christopher WALKUP, b. 03 Apr 1818; Rockbridge Co., VA 3 William WALKUP, b. 13 Jun 1823; Rockbridge Co., Virginia 4 John A. WALKUP, b. 20 Feb 1825; Rockbridge Co., Virginia 5 James A. WALKUP, b. 30 Apr 1827; Rockbridge Co., Virginia 6 Benjamin F. WALKUP, b. 22 Dec 1832; Rockbridge Co., Virginia Mary Ann WALKUP "Ann" (1G-1-2-9, 1F-2-9) B : 09 Oct 1787; Augusta Co., VA (Twin to John C.) Md: 1810; VA D : 27 May 1863 P : John WALKUP and Margaret Fulton BAKER Joseph SIMES (or SIMS or SIMMS) B : 15 Jan 1790; Highland Co., VA
Jacob W. MATHEWS Martha M. WALKUP (1G-1-3-2, 1E-2) B : 1769; Rockbridge Co., VA D : ABT 1819; (IL) P : Christopher Graham WALKUP and Margaret RUSK Charles Washington McCLURE Margaret WALKUP (1G-1-3-3, 1E-3) B : 03 Jan 1771; Lexington, Rockbridge Co., VA Md: 12 May 1795 D : 24 Oct 1851 P : Christopher Graham WALKUP and Margaret RUSK Major Samuel BEARD B : 24 Sep 1771; Augusta Co., VA D : 05 Jun 1850; Greenbrier Co., WV Samuel BEARD and Margaret WALKUP had the following children: 1 John BEARD, b. 1796; Greenbrier Co., WV 2 Christopher BEARD, b. 01 Apr 1798; Greenbrier Co., WV 3 Margaret BEARD, b. 20 Apr 1803; Greenbrier Co., WV 4 Andrew BEARD, b. 21 Sep 1806; Greenbrier Co., WV 5 Joseph BEARD, b. 20 Sep 1810; Greenbrier Co., WV
Rachel WALKUP (1G-1-3-4, 1E-4) B : (1773); Rockbridge Co., VA D : when young P : Christopher Graham WALKUP and Margaret RUSK
Rebecca Anne WALKUP (1G-1-3-5, 1E-5) B : ABT 1773; Rockbridge Co., VA Md: 26 Dec 1797; Falling Springs, Greenbrier Co., WV P : Christopher Graham WALKUP and Margaret RUSK William Robert EDMISTON B : 1775; Falling Springs, Greenbrier Co., WV D : 13 Nov 1848; Pocahontas Co., WV William Robert EDMISTON and Rebecca Anne WALKUP had the following children: 1 James EDMISTON 2 Rebecca EDMISTON 3 Jennie Jane EDMISTON, b. 6 Sep 1805; Hillsboro, Pocahontas Co., WV 4 Martha EDMISTON, b. 1811; WV 5 Margaret EDMISTON
Capt. Joseph WALKUP (1G-1-3-6, 1E-6, 1D) B : 22 Jun 1776 (Ledger says 1774 or 1775); Rockbridge Co., VA Md: 16 Feb 1804; Greenbrier Co., WV Md: 08 Jul 1821; Greenbrier Co., WV D : 01 Apr 1840 Bd: Billy Williams Cem., Renick, Greenbrier Co., WV P : Christopher Graham WALKUP and Margaret RUSK Elisabeth PRICE "Betsy" (First Wife) (No children) B : 1796 or 1800 Mary Hamilton BYRD "Polly"(Second Wife) B : 11 Oct 1800 D : 23 Nov 1870 Bd: Billy Williams Cem., Renick, Greenbrier Co., WV Joseph WALKUP (1D) served as a captain in the War of 1812, and in 1820 was one of the trustees of the Spring Creek Presbyterian Church, which was located on one acre of land formerly belonging to his brother, Christopher (1E-9) at Renick, Greenbrier Co., West Virginia. Some time before 1818 he had built his home, a part of the house now in use on the farm. In those days it was a fine house made of hewn logs, ceiled with poplar planks that had been sawed with a whipsaw. (The logs were rolled up on a platform on which one man stood, and with another man underneath, worked the saw. Two or three average length planks a day was considered a good day's work.) The joists and floor sleepers and other heavy parts were hewed out with axes or adzes. All the nails then, both for building and shoeing horses, were made by hand in the local blacksmith shops from long rods of iron or steel brought into the county by wagon train, or by teamsters who went over into Virginia for all kinds of wares. Just in front of the house, which faced east, ran a rude wagon road, coming from Brushy Flat, Renicks valley and other northern points, and leading to Bowen's grist mill at the mouth of Spring Creek. Traces of this old road can still be seen in the pasture fields. The farm was not lonely, for every day folks passed with teams, in sleds or on horseback with grists for the mill, which was busy from rise to set of sun. One can imagine the busy days on the old farm then, without the aid of mowing machines, wheat binders or any common machinery, let alone the motorized equipment of today. The only horse drawn implements were the wooden molding-board plow, the sled, and maybe a rough cart or wagon. Joseph and his helpers cleared the land with poleaxes, burned the logs and brush, and sometimes even dug up fields by hand with heavy hoes made in the nearest blacksmith shop. Hoes and axes were very important tools in those days. When a man wore the bit off his axe he took it to the blacksmith and had it upset; that is, had a piece of steel welded into the bit and ground down into a thin edge. There was an old-fashioned well a few yards from the house, and one day Joseph's two-year-old son, Christopher Rusk (1D-11), fell into it. Joseph, working at the far end of the place, was hurriedly set for, and came as fast as he possible could, to find on his breathless arrival that his six-year-old daughter, Jamima (1D-9), had been let down into the well by bucket and rope and had brought Christopher safely up, more frightened than hurt. But in his rush to reach the house Joseph had overtaxed his heart, and from that day was an invalid until his death a few months later in April 1840. The farm was quite large when Joseph died. Money had been scarce, but land was cheap. Each child of the twelve received a share. The eldest could not have been more than eighteen, but the widow stayed on her dowry interest and managed to get enough farming done to support them all, and all twelve lived to raise families of their own. In time all had sold or traded their lands until only the widow dower interest remained in the WALKUP name. Three of the sons served in the Civil War, one as a lieutenant. There were ten Negroes on the farm, valued in the appraisal at $3,430.00, but Joseph had promised them their freedom and they were never sold. The oldest, Reuben, lived in his little cabin under an apple tree just south of the main house until his death many years later, and the others gradually drifted away. Polly WALKUP died late in 1870, and Christopher Rusk WALKUP (he of the well incident), bought out the interests of the other heirs in his mother's dowry interest and moved into the old home. Both Joseph WALKUP and Mary Hamilton BYRD are buried in what we think is now called Billy Williams cemetery near John Joseph WALKUP's farm SE of Renick on land that was owned by the BYRD's. Joseph WALKUP and Mary Hamilton BYRD had the following children: 1 Elisabeth P. WALKUP, b. Oct 1821; Greenbrier Co., WV 2 Margaret Jane WALKUP, b. 17 Jan 1823; Greenbrier Co., WV 3 William Henry WALKUP, b. 05 Feb 1825; Greenbrier Co., WV 4 Rebecca Ann WALKUP, b. 1826; Greenbrier Co., WV 5 Sarah Sabina WALKUP, b. 03 Sep 1827; Greenbrier Co., WV 6 Mary Agnes WALKUP, b. 23 Nov 1829; Greenbrier Co., WV 7 Martha V. WALKUP, b. 20 Jan 1831; Greenbrier Co., WV 8 John Byrd WALKUP, b. Jul 1832; Greenbrier Co., WV 9 Jamima C. WALKUP, b. 25 Feb 1834; Greenbrier Co., WV 10 Joseph A. WALKUP, b. 1836; Greenbrier Co., WV 11 Christopher Rusk WALKUP, b. Jan 1838; Greenbrier Co., WV 12 Louisa A. WALKUP, b. 23 Nov 1840; Greenbrier Co., WV
Mary WALKUP (1G-1-3-7, 1E-7) B : (1776); Rockbridge Co., VA Md: 08 Oct 1802; Greenbrier Co., WV P : Christopher Graham WALKUP and Margaret RUSK Rev. John CRAIG B : Scotland
Captain John Christopher WALKUP (1G-1-3-7, 1E-8) B : 22 Feb 1782; Greenbrier Co., WV Md: 03 Nov 1803; Greenbrier Co., WV D : 1864 P : Christopher Graham WALKUP and Margaret RUSK Nancy Agnes BEARD "Agnes" B : 28 May 1779; WV D : 1858 John Christopher WALKUP and Nancy Agnes BEARD had the following children: 1 Margaret WALKUP, b. 1807 2 Elizabeth WALKUP, b. 1810, md. 06 Oct 1831 William POGUE 3 Agnes WALKUP, b. 1815 4 Christopher R. WALKUP, b. 1817, d. 1897 (never married) 5 Samuel Wallace WALKUP, b. 1818 6 Joseph Josiah WALKUP, b. 1819 7 McElhenney Mark WALKUP, b. 1827, d. 1899
Christopher R. WALKUP (1G-1-3-9, 1E-9) B : 1785; Greenbrier Co., WV Md: Greenbrier Co., WV D : 1870; Abingdon, Knox Co., IL P : Christopher Graham WALKUP and Margaret RUSK Sabina BEARD (or Sabrina) B : ABT 1781; WV D : 1855; Galesburg, Knox Co., IL Christopher R. WALKUP (1E-9) led a party of settlers from Greenbrier County, West Virginia into McHenry County, Illinois in the spring of 1835, right after the county was opened for settlement. (Actually it was illegal to settle until July 1, 1836 under the treaty with the various Native American tribes made in Chicago in 1833). He surveyed part of the town of Crystal Lake (current population 30,000) and the street, which serves as the East/West dividing line in the numbering system, is Walkup Avenue. He was the first Sheriff in the county when it assumed its present form in 1840. After the death of his wife, Sabina BEARD, in 1955, Christopher went to Kansas, but four years later returned to Abingdon, Knox County, Illinois where he lived the rest of his life. Christopher R. WALKUP and Sabina BEARD had the following children: 1 John B. WALKUP, b. 11 Aug 1811; Greenbrier Co., WV 2 Josiah WALKUP, b. 22 Feb 1815; Greenbrier Co., WV 3 William P. WALKUP, b. 25 May 1817; Greenbrier Co., WV 4 Margaret WALKUP 5 Janet WALKUP, (Martha Jane) md. S. O. MATHEWS 6 Sabina WALKUP, md. C. W. DUFFIELD 7 Elizabeth WALKUP 8 William Henry WALKUP
Sally WALKUP (or Sallie)(1G-1-3-10, 1E-10) B : Md: 21 Jun 1809; Greenbrier Co., WV D : (MO) P : Christopher Graham WALKUP and Margaret RUSK William PRICE William PRICE and Sally WALKUP had the following children: 1 Margaret PRICE 2 Sarah PRICE 3 John PRICE 4 Joseph PRICE 5 William PRICE
Jane WALKUP (1G-1-4-1, 1F-4-1) William DEITZ B : ABT 1775 Md: 20 Jul 1796; Stanton, Augusta Co., VA P : Robert WALKUP and Mary MEEKS
Nathaniel WALKUP (1G-1-4-2, 1F-4-2) Margaret MOORE B : 1777; Greenbrier Co., WV Md: 03 Dec 1801; Greenbrier Co., WV D : 1850; Nicholas or Fayette Co., WV P : Robert WALKUP and Mary MEEKS
Nancy WALKUP (1G-1-4-3, 1F-4-3) James PRICE B : 1781; Greenbrier Co., WV Md: 27 Nov 1804; Greenbrier Co., WV P : Robert WALKUP and Mary MEEKS
Rebecca WALKUP (1G-1-4-4, 1F-4-4) B : 27 Dec 1783; Greenbrier Co., WV Md: 22 May 1804; Greenbrier Co., WV D : 17 Nov 1871; Greenbrier Co., WV P : Robert WALKUP and Mary MEEKS James BURNS B : 15 Jan 1768; Greenbrier Co., WV D : 21 Aug 1853; Greenbrier Co., WV
Joseph WALKUP(1G-1-4-5, 1F-4-5) Nancy A. PRICE B : 1784; Greenbrier Co., WV Md: 10 Jul 1808; Greenbrier Co., WV D : AFT 1870; Walkers Meadow, Greenbrier Co., WV P : Robert WALKUP and Mary MEEKS
John WALKUP (1G-1-4-6, 1F-4-6) B : 1786 Md: 20 Dec 1812; Greenbrier Co., WV D : (1850-1860); Fayette Co., WV P : Robert WALKUP and Mary MEEKS Nancy CUTLIP B : 1787; Greenbrier Co., WV John WALKUP and Nancy CUTLIP had the following children: 1 Jane WALKUP, b. ABT 1797; Fayette Co., WV 2 Margaret Ann Walkup, ABT 1814; Fayette Co., WV 3 Francina WALKUP, b. ABT 1815; Fayette Co., WV 4 Rebecca WALKUP, b. ABT 1817; Fayette Co., WV 5 William WALKUP, b. ABT 1818; Fayette Co., WV 6 George WALKUP, b. 1820; Greenbrier Co., WV 7 Charles WALKUP, 1824; Greenbrier Co., WV 8 Caroline WALKUP, b. 1826; Fayette Co., WV 9 Samuel WALKUP, b. 14 Feb 1831; WV 10 Female, b. 1835/1840; Fayette Co., WV
Ann WALKUP "Annie" (1G-1-4-7, 1F-4-7) Isaac CUTLIP B : ABT 1790 Md: 26 Apr 1810; Greenbrier Co., WV P : Robert WALKUP and Mary MEEKS
James WALKUP (1G-1-4-8, 1F-4-8) B : 1794 Md: 19 Jun 1820 Md: 08 Jul 1821 D : ABT 1822; Lewisburg; Greenbrier Co., WV P : Robert WALKUP and Mary MEEKS Elizabeth HEDRICK (First Wife) D : 14 Feb 1821 Mary BYRD or BIRD (Second Wife) D : ABT 1828 |