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| Given Name | Pension Statement # | Place Test. | Date Test. | Age Test. | DOB | POB | DOD | POD | Place Enlisted | Date Enlisted
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| | Alexander
| R11040
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| 5 Jan 1846
| Rockbridge VA (by son Archibald B.
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| 1820
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| Augusta (Battle of Point Pleasant); Cowpens, Guilford CH, Yorktown Campaign
| 1774
| Jane (died 13 Dec 1843
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| Sept 1777
| Rockbridge
| Children Archibald B Walker, Elizabeth Walker, Priscilla Walker, Melinda Jane Kelso widow of Walker Kelso deceased of Kentucky & John C Walker of Indiana.; Alexander Walker was a gunsmith and repaired the arms of the company to which he belonged in addition to his other services.; On October 10, 1845 in Monroe County Virginia, Eleanor Walker gave testimony that she will be 80 years old the 29th day of next November; that she is the sister of Jane Walker who died a year or 2 since in the County of Rockbridge; that Jane was the widow of Alexander Walker; that the marriage of Jane and Alexander took place about 68 years ago in the month of September; that at the time affiant was nearly 12 years old; that she was living at the time with her uncle Edward Hall in the County of Augusta; The said Alexander Walker lived on Hays Creek in Rockbridge County and had married a lady whose maiden name was Jane Stuart; Elizabeth Stuart of Rockbridge County gave testimony that she is 78 years of age as of March next; that her husband, Robert Stuart is deceased and was the brother of Jane Walker, widow of Alexander Walker of Hays Creek Rockbridge County Virginia; that she has been intimately acquainted with James Stuart for more than 60 years; that she, affiant married Robert Stuart in 1789; at the time of affiant's marriage Jane Walker had 5 children the eldest of whom at that time was about 10 years old; that Jane Walker had been married about 2 years before she had her first child which would mean that she was married in the year 1777; that Jane and Alexander Walker raised 13 children; Alexander Stewart, the father-in-law of Alexander Walker
| Alexander (16) Wigton Walker Lineage
| | Alexander
| W8979
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| | Andrew
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| 5th of October 1758.
| Londonderry Ireland
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| Orange, N. C,
| 1779 or 1780
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| To NC in 1772 with parents, to Orange County, Via Wilmington (apparently went by sea)
| | Andrew
| S7830
| Mechlenburg NC
| 8 Nov 1832
| 76
| December the 5 day 1756
| County of Entrom in Ireland
| died September 20, 1846,
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| Came to Charlestown, America, from Ireland at age 11; Witnessed (at different points) by Thomas Walker, Jame Huey, John McAin, Andrew Walker, and John Walker JP; died 1847, "survived by at least one son, John Walker, 74, as of 1855 and a resident of Union County, NC"
| | Archibald /Archilaus
| NC9
| Wash Co Ark
| 11 Jun 1833
| 78 or 79
| 1754 or 1755
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| Surry Co NC
| 1777
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| | Buckley (Buckly)
| W6407
| Person County, NC
| 20 Dec 1832
| 71
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| 16 May 1838
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| Person County NC
| 10 June 1778 at age 16
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| Parents Moses Walker died Person County NC in 1806, = 17 July 1784MIldred Ramsey or Rumsey; seven children; Elizabeth “Betsy”, Mrs. Joel Chambers; Nancy, Mrs. John Brooks; Frances, Mrs. Henry Woody; Martha “Patsy”, Mrs. Reuben Brooks; and Jane, who was unmarried in 1838. Buckley and Millie Walker were also the parents of two sons, John and Jesse. Mildred Walker died in September 1849 and is listed in the 1850 Person County, North Carolina Mortality Schedule. Jesse Walker was the eldest son of Moses Walker. He was born about 1760 and died about 1795, leaving a widow, Frances, and seven children.
| | Charles
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| Campbell Co VA
| 10 Sept 1832
| 72 as of 28 Sept next; age 72 on 10 June 1833
| 1760
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| 3 Jan 1835
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| Pruets near mouth of Falling River, Bedford/now Campbell Co VA
| Aug 1780
| Frances C.
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| Was living on the waters of Falling River when Called into service; lived there from age 7 to "now" in 1832; On 19 June 1835 Frances C. Walker assigned power of attorney to an agent to collect the pension owed from the last payment to her deceased husband, Charles Walker, until his death on 3 Jan 1835.
| | Daniel
| R11035
| Lincoln Co MO
| 30 Jan 1845
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| 28 of January 1830
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| probably NC; widow says SC, but officer under whom he served (Gen. JOhn Butler) was an officer in the NC militia; later testimony suggests Caswell County State of North Carolina
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| Elizabeth Walker nee O'Bannon
| 81 years old in 30 January 1845, 83 years in 27th day of June 1845
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| 21Dec 1783
| Guilford Co, NC
| Application by widow
| | Daniel
| W4613
| State of Georgia County of Richmond:
| 13th day of November 1833
| 69
| 1764
| Augusta Georgia
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| Hannah nee Richardson, widow of Daniel Walker
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| 10th or 11th day of June 1791
| Newberry District South Carolina about 4 miles from the Court House on the 10th or 11th day of June 1791
| I was living in Richmond County (now Columbia) in the State of Georgia when called into the service of my Country, where I resided some time after then removed to South Carolina, and then to Richmond County, State of Georgia, where I now reside.
| | David
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| | David
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| | David
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