Person:William Walker (201)
William Walker
b.1739
d.1807 Newville, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States
Parents and Siblings
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  1. John Walker1725 -
  2. Samuel Walker1726 - Bef 1798
  3. James Walker1728 - 1802
  4. Elizabeth Walker1730 -
  5. Abraham Walker1732 - Aft 1751
  6. Robert Walker1733 - Bef 1790
  7. William Walker1739 - 1807
  8. Joseph Walker1744 - 1790
  9. Jean Walker1744 -
  10. Andrew Walker1749 - Aft 1817
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  William Walker1739 - 1807
  • W.  Jane (add)
  1. Elizabeth Walker1764 -
  2. James Walker1770 -
  3. William Walker1771 -
  4. Rachel Walker1773 -
  5. Jane Walker1774 -
  6. Samuel Walker1779 -
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Facts and Events
Name William Walker
Gender Male
Birth? 1739
Marriage to Jane (add)
Death? 1807 Newville, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States

Contents

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Walker Tapestry
Register
Data
Notebooks
Analysis
Bibliography
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Index
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Documentation

Document:Will of James Walker, Cumberland County PA, 1750 abstract
Transcript:Will of James Walker, 1750, Cumberland County, PA transcript
MySource:Walke434/Newville Walker Tax Records Tax records of James, children, and brother William.
MySource:Walke434/Walkers in Big Spring Presbyterian Church Church Records.
MySource:Walke434/Newton Walker Land Transactions Land Transactions of Children.
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Related

YDNA Walker Group 33
The Early Walker Settlers of Central Pennsylvania
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Overview

William Walker lived his life in Newville, Pennsylvania. He was one of only two among his brothers to leave a written will[1]

Land survey on modern map with relatives and associated families. James Walker's survey is the pink section, while the land of his children are indicated in indigo. William Walker of the orange plot was likely a brother who migrated to Orange County, North Carolina.
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Land survey on modern map with relatives and associated families. James Walker's survey is the pink section, while the land of his children are indicated in indigo. William Walker of the orange plot was likely a brother who migrated to Orange County, North Carolina.
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  1. ↑ Volume G Page 329. Wills, 1750-1908, and Administrator's Books, 1750-1906; Author: Cumberland County (Pennsylvania). Register of Wills; Probate Place: Cumberland, Pennsylvania. Accessible here
  2. ↑ Based on USGS Topographic Map. 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:
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