"REHOBETH."
Lewis Ulalker
of Chester Valley
AND HIS DESCENDANTS:
WITH SOME OF THE FAMILIES WITH WHOM
THEY ARE CONNECTED BY
MARRIAGE,
1686221896.
“The present contains all the past.”
ANDRE CHEVRILLON.
COLLECTED, COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
PRISCILLA WALKER STREETS,
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Pbiladelpbia ;
ALFRED J. FERRIS, PRINTER,
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COPYRIGHTED, 1896,
BY PRISCILLA WALKER STREETS.
Introductory..
THE WALKERS.
ERRY says: ‘The name of Walker, as appears by certain
records, was so called from their anciently holding various
employments in the Royal Forests, as Verderers, King’s Forest-
ers, or Walkers, having the custody of certain walks, boundaries,
or allotments ; but at what remote period the surname of Walker,
simply, was adopted by any branch of the family as a distinguish-
ing appellation remains a matter of doubt.”’
There are many families of this name in Great Britain,
descendants of which have settled all over the world, and there
seems to be no connection between them, pointing to one
fountain head, as in some other patronymics. It is well repre-
sented in Burke; every Biographical Dictionary has several
Walkers in its lists, and it has been said to have the longest list
of eminent men in biographical history. It was called ‘one of
the mighty Sixty,” in the rolls of Great Britain, occupying
seventeenth place, that is, there were sixteen families more
numerous than it.
The name also signifies “‘ fuller,’ or weaver, in old English.
We have a Ralph Ganger, or Walker, who came in with William
of Normandy, too; and if any of us wish to set up a coat-of-
arms, we may choose our crest and motto from the Peerage, and
flaunt it with the best of them. Plenty of American families
have tacked themselves on to an ancestor, with no better claim
than a similarity of name; it may be that we descend from a
long line, with its root in the Norman Conquest, or earlier, but
2 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
we have nothing to prove it, or even to point that way. Our
first ancestor whom we can call by name Lewis Walker left
no mention of his father’s name or people. There was nothing
extraordinary in this at that time. He was starting a new life in
a new world, and ‘‘ Lewis Walker, yeoman,” sufficed. I have
tried to connect him with the older branch, but unsuccessfully.
What I did succeed in finding, I have put in the following pages.
My imagination has constructed, out of the little I had, a man
strong, brave, and true, who founded a family not unworthy of
him, the members of which are scattered over a great part of
our country, and have been known for nearly two hundred years
as the Walkers of Chester Valley.
Chapter Hirst.
“LEWIS WALKER, YEOMAN.”
HAT “the history of a family is a history of the land,” is a
recognized truth of Genealogy. Without the homestead, the
members are separated ; with nothing to bind them together they
are scattered and lost, like beads when the string is broken.
There is no place where the tribe can meet, and where each one
can feel the interest of heredity in the trees that shelter it, and in
the streams that water the ancestral acres. What one sows a
stranger reaps, is too true in the present condition of our bustling,
restless life in America, and it is spoken of with pride when a
man can say, ‘“‘I live in the house where my father and grand-
father have dwelt before me.’”’ We have some such homes in Penn-
sylvania, as all can testify, and one of the oldest, where for seven
generations one family has lived, for nearly two hundred years,
Walker following Walker, can be seen in Chester Valley, and is
the subject of my story.
It lies between the North and South Valley Hills, and
extends to the border line of Montgomery County. The creeks
that drain its fertile pastures empty themselves, after a mile or
more of pleasant loitering among green willowy nooks, into the
cheerful, calm bosom of the Schuylkill River. Here dwell the
farmer folk, the peaceful Quakers, descendants, for the most
part, of those men and women who, for the sake of a quiet en-
joyment of their religion, threw in their lot with those who came
to make a home for themselves and their children in the New
World. Here are the old homesteads where the scattered chil-
4 . GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
dren gather from far and near on days of family reunion, and up
on the hill-top, close to where the new Quaker meeting-house
looks proudly over the country side, is the old graveyard, where
they are, one by one, brought to sleep with their fathers, when
life is done. Let us pause a moment at this spot; it is the
peacefulest resting-place, and before we have done our story all
these small green hillocks will seem like dear old friends. Stand-
ing here, let us look about us. What a wide sweep of pretty
country! Green pastures where the cattle graze, where yellow
grain ripens on the upland, and old farm-houses nestle among
the sycamores and apple orchards, their many chimneys smoking
with the incense of hospitality, and through it all green country
roads leading out beyond the sight to Port Kennedy, Paoli,
King of Prussia, and Wayne.
On our left is the long woody range of the South Valley
Hill. Beyond that are the homes of wealth and luxury, that have
not yet succeeded in getting a foothold in this simple, pastoral
community. To the northwest Valley Forge is hidden from
view by the wooded eminence of Camp Hill and Mt. Joy. The
rising ground prevents, also, a sight of the Schuylkill River to
the north, not far away.
But before us and behind us, as far as we can see, the land,
with few exceptions, belongs to the Walkers, or to their kinsmen.
If they are not of the family, they have married into it. At one
time, less than fifty years ago, there was scarcely an exception ;
but several families have been obliged to leave their paternal acres
for other homes, and their land has passed to strangers. Directly
in front of us, between the four roads, and still the property of
the family, is the original Walker land, where our earliest Penn-
sylvania ancestor lived and died. The first settled part of this
section of the country was where Joseph Walker now lives,
whose house and barns lie nearest us, the walls of which are partly
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LEWIS WALKER'S SNUFF BOX.
‘LEWIS WALKER, YEOMAN.’’ 5
the same that were erected nearly two hundred years ago.
Here, before 1708, came Lewis Walker and his wife, with their
family of little children, to make a home for themselves on virgin
soil,
He had left Wales in 1686, arriving in Pennsylvania in 1687,
after ‘‘a tedious passage of thirteen months,” it is said. Walker.
No. 294. II. Peter® Walker. Was with his uncle, Enoch
Walker, at Lackawaxen, in 1822.
No. 295. III. Rebecca’ Walker.
No. 296. IV. Sarah ° Walker, married Frank C. Doughton, of
Lamberton, New Jersey.
No. 115. Enoch WaLkErR* (Joseph,® Isaac,? Lewis"), born
in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., 4th mo: 23d,
1771. He married, 6th mo. gth, 1797, at Providence Meeting,
Phceebe Miller, of Chester, Penna. Enoch Walker was one of
those positive characters who attract attention and leave their
impression on the community in which they live. He seems to
be of a more enterprising spirit than the other members of his
family, but unfortunately his business ventures did not all suc-
ceed, and his failure affected others. Combined with a daring
spirit, he possessed a most loving disposition. He was one of
those men who live in the traditions of the family. He resided
for awhile on the farm now owned by Mathias P. Walker, and
built the house there which was first occupied by him. After-
126 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
ward, he bought ‘‘ Moore Hall,” * near Valley Forge, where he
lived for some time. Here he became involved in business, and
was declared bankrupt. He then went to Lackawaxen, Wayne
County, Penna, to look after some property belonging to the
estate of his father, who had recently died. This property con-
sisted of a large tract of unimproved land containing 4903
acres, which Joseph Walker had bought of Thomas Cadwalader
for $6,000 in the year 1808. The heirs of Joseph Walker were
desirous of learning if anything could be done with this land,
and Enoch was chosen to make investigations. In the year
1820, Enoch Walker, with his children Phoebe M., George M.,
Sarah M., and Priscilla, removed their certificate of membership
from Radnor to Stroudsburg Monthly Meeting.
There are some letters in the family that were written from
Enoch to his brothers from Lackawaxen, relative to selling the
property and settling up the estate. There was at that time
(1822) a saw mill on the place, a house had been built which
they hoped to have plastered soon, a well dug twenty-eight feet
deep, and thirteen acres of land had been cleared ready for
sowing. It was at one time hoped that they might start tan-
neries there the bark to be procured from the locality and the
hides brought from New York City but it was found to be
impracticable.
When Enoch Walker first went to Lackawaxen, his brother
Jesse, and his nephews, William Rankin and Peter Walker,
accompanied him. Probably his wife had died previously, as
her name is not on their certificate of removal. However, along
with his own children there was quite a colony of Walkers
around him. But misfortune followed him even into the wilder-
* ““ Moore Hall,’ now the residence of Judge Samuel W. Pennypacker, was built
by Col. William Moore, an English gentleman of good family, previous to the Revo-
lutionary War.
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ness; his two charming young daughters, Priscilla and Pheebe,
while on a visit to their relatives near Philadelphia, took sick and
died of a fever. I think they died on the same day, Nov. 13th,
1832; Priscilla at Germantown and Phcebe at the house of her
cousin, Mary Jones (No. 274), in Lower Merion. The two
funeral processions met at the cross-roads, near the Valley Meet-
ing House, and both were buried in the same grave in the old
graveyard. Some years after their bodies were removed to
Lackawaxen, where they now rest along with the other members
of the family.
Sarah M. Walker and her brother George were the only
‘members of Enoch Walker’s family who lived to mature age,
and neither of them married. They lived together in their
mountain home, and, as one who knew them remarked, “the
dearest old people they were.” Their home is now owned by
Dr. Norris, of Philadelphia, who occupies it during the summer.
When Sarah M. Walker died a few years ago, there was an
obituary article published in a magazine, the name of which I]
fail to remember, concerning her. It spoke of her worth in the
highest terms, of her ‘help to the poor by wayside, the orphan
in the asylum, the wounded soldier on the battlefield and the
condemned felon in the grated cell.” Her picture, which
appeared as a frontispiece, represented her to have been a large,
handsome woman. George Walker lived to be the last of his
family, residing in the old home until his death, which occurred in
the winter of 1892, in his 94th year. He had been engaged to
marry his cousin, Beulah Richards (No. 172), who died in her
eighteenth year, about the year 1816. He was a surveyor and
a man of note in the county. He died possessed of considerable
property.
Enoch and Phcebe (Miller) Walker had six children :
No. 297. I. George® Walker, born about 1798, died 1892.
128 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 298. II. Sarah M.° Walker.
No. 299. III. Priscilla® Walker, died Nov. 13th, 1832.
No. 300. IV. Enoch 5 Walker.
No. 801. V. Phoebe M.° Walker, died Nov. 13th, 1832.
No. 302. .VI. Lewis® Walker.
No. 117. Jess E WALKER *(Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis’), born in
Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., 3d mo. 26th,
1777, married Catharine Rankin, daughter of William and
Jane Rankn, and stepdaughter of Joseph Walker. She came
to live with her mother after her second marriage in the year
1794, and here she became acquainted with the youngest
son of the house, whom she married. Jesse Walker and his
wife lived at his father’s house until after the death of Joseph
Walker in 1818. In 1820 they went to Lackawaxen with
Enoch Walker.
Jesse and Catharine (Rankin) Walker had:
No. 308. I. William Rankin* Walker.
No. 119. Saran WALKER * (Benjamin,* Isaac,” Lewis’), born
3dmo. 18th, 1771, went with her parents to Warrington, York
County, Pa., and there married Richard Pilkinton. They had
eight children :
No. 304. I. Ruth® Pilkinton, married Isaac Pearson.
No. 305. IT. Vincent® Pilkinton, died
No. 306. III. Rebecca® Pilkinton, unmarried.
No. 307. IV. Hepzibah ° Pilkinton, married Benjamin Gardner.
No. 308. V. Levi? Pilkinton.
No. 809. VI. Walker® Pilkinton, married Jane Henry.
No. 310. VII. Sarahé Pilkinton, married Dr. Hiram Metcalf.
No. 311. VIII. Matilda® Pilkinton, married Thomas Price.
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No. 121. Jonn WaLkeEr* (Benjamin,® Isaac,” Lewis *), born
8th mo. roth, 1775, at Warrington, York County, Pa., married
Lydia Marsh. Subsequently, his wife became a minister in the
Society of Friends. They had nine children:
No. 312. I.
No. 3138. II.
No. 314. ITI.
No. 3815. ‘IV.
No. 316. V.
No. 317. ‘VI.
No. 318. VII.
No. 319. VITI.
No. 320. IX.
Jesse’ Walker, died
Myers.
Ruth® Walker, died , married Israel
Garretson.
Sarah® Walker, died
Susannah ° Walker, died
Rummells.
Margaret’ Walker, died
Underwood.
Mary ° Walker, married William Ramsey.
John ° Walker, married Eve Smith.
Elizabeth ° Walker, died , married Daniel
Cookson, had two sons, Israel and John
Cookson, West Branch, Cedar County, Ia.
Lydia Marsh ° Walker, died 3d mo. 2!st, 1873,
married John Cook (No. 420).
, married Margaret
, married David Lease.
, married Richard
, married Charles
No. 122. AsneR WALKER * (Benjamin,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), born
at Warrington, York County, Pa., 8th mo. 8th, 1779, died 7th
mo. 30th, 1870, married Sarah Harris and had seven children :
No. 321.
No. 322.
No. 323.
No. 324.
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IV.
Benjamin H.° Walker, born 1808, married Mary
Allison.
Rebecca’ Walker, born 1810, died 1851, married
Samuel A. Sleek.
Ruth ° Walker, born 1813, died 1893, married
Thomas B. Wisegawer, d. s. p.
Barbara® Walker, born 1815, died 1855, married
Eliel Allen.
130 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 325. | -V. Beulah *® Walker, born 1817, died 1853, married
Joseph Furgason.
No. 326. VI. Anna® Walker, born 1819, died 1859, married
Joseph Furgason.
No. 327. VII. Sarah*® Walker, born 1819, died 1862, twin with
Anna, unmarried.
No. 125. HepzinAnq WALKER * (Benjamin,’ Isaac,? Lewis’),
born at Warrington, York County, Pa., roth mo. Igth, 1784,
died 4th mo. 5th, 1859, married 4th mo. 6th, 1809, Enoch Van
Scoyoc (Vansiock in some records). They had seven children:
No. 328. I. Moses*® Van Scoyoc, born Ist mo. 14th, 1810,
married Jane Scholl.
No. 329. II. Manah® Van Scoyoc, born 11th mo. 2d, 1811,
died 6th mo. 28th, 1825.
No. 330. III. Ruth® Van Scoyoc, born goth mo. 27th, 1813,
married James R. Gardner.
No. 331. IV. Susannah’ Van Scoyoc, born roth mo. toth,
1815, died 2d mo. 18th, 1852, married An-
drew McCosh.
No. 332. V. Benjamin W.° Van Scoyoc, born 5th mo. Ioth,
1817, married Priscilla Allen.
No. 333. VI. Enoch’ Van Scoyoc, born 2d mo. gth, 1820, died
5th mo. 15th, 1821.
No. 334. VII. Joel F.2 Van Scoyoc, born 7th mo. 26th, 1823,
died 2d mo. 26th, 1830.
No. 126. AsSAHEL WALKER ‘* (Benjamin,’ Isaac,” Lewis '), born
gth mo. 6th, 1786, died roth mo. 14th, 1877, married, gth mo.
7th, 1807, Mary Vale, who died 4th mo. 18th, 1827. He
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married his second wife, Lydia Garretson, Ist mo. 2oth, 1831.
Asahel and Mary (Vale) Walker had eight children :
No. 338. I. Isaac® Walker, born 7th mo. 13th, 1808, married
Rebecca ,
No. 336. II. Elizabeth? Walker, born goth mo. 1st, 1810,
married George W. Cook.
No. 337. JIT. Priscilla’ Walker, born 7th mo. 14th, 1814,
married William Hoopes.
No. 338. IV. Louisa’ Walker, born 7th mo. 14th, 1814 (twin
with Priscilla), married Isaac Garretson.
No. 389. V. Mary Ann® Walker, born 3d mo. 16th, 1816,
married Isaac Vale.
No. 840. VI. Morris E.° Walker, born 2d mo. 16th, 1820,
married Jane .
No. 341. VII. Joshua Vale*® Walker, born 11th mo. 3d, 1822,
married Elizabeth
No. 342. VIII. Sarah® Walker, born 4th mo. Ist, 1827, married
John G. Brown.
Asahel and Lydia (Garretson) Walker had five children :
No. 343. IX. Ruth Anna?’ Walker, born 11th mo. 5th, 1831,
married Thomas Bloom.
No. 344. X. Lewis Pearson’ Walker, born 4th mo. 25th,
1833, married Barbara Myers.
No. 345. XI. Garretson Cook’ Walker, born 6th mo. 5th,
1835, married 1st, Mary Ann ; 2d,
Sarah
No. 346. XII. Lydia Jane’ Walker, born Ist mo. 30th, 1837,
married Lewis Larew.
No. 347. XIII. Phoebe Angeline? Walker, born 5th mo. 3d,
1838, married Israel Smith.
132 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 131. Ann Wacker * (Asahel,’ Isaac,” Lewis'), of Sads-
bury, Lancaster County, Penna., married Andrew Moore, of the
same place. They had five children :
No. 348. J. Isaac’ Moore, resided in Sadsbury, and died
there.
No. 349. II, Andrew’ Moore, resided in Sadsbury, and died
there.
No. 350. III. Anna*® Moore.
No. 351. IV. Robert’ Moore.
No. 352. V. Moses® Moore.
No. 1384. Mary WALKER * (Asahel,® Isaac,” Lewis’), of Sads-
bury, Lancaster County, Penna., married John Moore. They
had eight children :
No. 353. I. Samuel D.° Moore, went to Michigan.
No. 354. II. Walker’ Moore, resided in Sadsbury, and died
there.
No. 355. III. Asahel * Moore.
No. 356. IV. Mary’ Moore.
No. 357. V. Benjamin’ Moore.
No. 358. VI. Abraham’ Moore.
No. 359. VII. Isaac*® Moore.
No. 360. VIII. Jacob® Moore.
No. 185. Isaac WaLKER * (Asahel,® Isaac,’ Lewis’), born in
the year 1779, died in the year 1847, at Sadbury, Lancaster
County, Penna., where he had passed the greater part of his life.
He married, Sept. 14th, 1803, Deborah, daughter of Gaius and
Mary Dickinson. Gaius Dickinson was the son of Joseph Dick-
inson, who came to America from Ireland (though it is said that
he came originally from England) and settled on Pequea Creek,
in Salisbury Township, Lancaster County, Penna. He married
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Elizabeth, daughter of Guion Miller. His sons, Gaius and Joseph,
inherited his estates. Gaius married Mary Newlin, the great-
great-grand-daughter of Nicholas Newlin, who came from Ireland
in 1683 and settled in Delaware County, Penna. Gaius and Mary
(Newlin) Dickinson had five sons and six daughters Daniel,
who went to Virginia; Joseph, who went to Ohio; Isaac and
Nathaniel, who settled in Berks County, Isaac marrying
Williams, and Nathaniel Moore, both of East Sadsbury.
Isaac’s son, John, was the father of Anna Dickinson, the noted
lecturer ; James, the fifth son, married Truman, and has no
descendants living. Gaius Dickinson’s daughter, Elizabeth,
married James Truman; Esther married Thomas Passmore, of
West Grove ; Rebecca married Joshua Chambers, of Old Grove,
Chester County, Penna. they were the grand-parents of Sarah
Chambers, who married Asahel Walker (No. 364); Phoebe mar-
ried James Pusey, of Unionville, Chester County, Penna.; Mary
married Caleb Chalfant, of Doe Run, Chester County, Penna.,
and Deborah, the youngest daughter, married Isaac Walker,
mentioned above.
Isaac and Deborah Walker lived on the homestead in Sads-
bury Township, about one mile south of the Gap. Isaac Walker
built a school-house on his land and taught school during a part
of the year, for the benefit of his own, as well as the children of
his neighbors.
Isaac and Deborah (Dickinson) Walker had ten children :
No. 361. I. Annie® Walker, born 1804, died 1824.
No. 862. II. Mary® Walker, born 1806, died 1893, married
Samuel Slokom.
No. 368. III. Isaac® Walker, born 1808, died 1891, married
Eliza Ann Brooke.
No. 364. IV. Asahel® Walker, born 1809, died 1870, married
Sarah Chambers.
134 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 365. V. James’ Walker, born I811, went to New
Orleans, where he was some time engaged in
business. From there he went to California
with a companion from Sadsbury, traveling
the whole distance on foot; but before he
succeeded in making his fortune in the gold
mines he died of a fever contracted in the
Valley of the Sacramento.
No. 366. VI. Joseph® Walker, born 1813, died 1831.
No. 367. VII. Rebecca’® Walker, born 1814, died 1851, married
Robert Harry.
No. 368. VIII. Aaron’ Walker, born 1818, died 1831.
No. 369. IX. Deborah® Walker, born 1820, died 1890, married
Henry Pownall.
No. 370. X. A son® born 1823, died 1823.
No. 136. Saran WALKER * (Asahel,® Isaac,” Lewis’), of Sads-
bury Township, Lancaster County, Penna., born in the year
1786, died in the year 1858. She married George Cooper, who
was born in the year 1773, and died in the year 1843. They
had ten children :
No. 371. I. Asahel Walker® Cooper, married Ist, Annie
Sullivan; 2d, Eliza Sooney.
No. 372. II. Hiram * Cooper, married Anna Reese.
No. 373. II. Benjamin’ Cooper, born 1809, died 1886,
unmarried.
No. 374. IV. George W.° Cooper, married Margaret Mereu.
No. 375. -V. Phoebe * Cooper, born 1813, died 1814.
No. 376. VI. Sarah® Cooper, married James Cooper.
No. 377. VII. Susan® Cooper, married James P. Cooper.
No. 378. VIII. Joseph P.° Cooper, married Mary Miller.
FOURTH GENERATION. 135
No. 379. IX. Phoebe P.° Cooper, married Thomas H. Whitson.
No. 380. X. Jarman’ Cooper, born 1825, died 1848.
No. 187. Rebecca WALKER* (Asahel,® Isaac,” Lewis‘), of
Sadsbury Township, Lancaster County, Penna., married Richard
Coates. They had but one child:
No. 381. I. Son, accidentally drowned.
No. 188. AsaHEL Wacker * (Asahel,’ Isaac,? Lewis’), born
in the year 1788, died at Sadsbury Township, Lancaster County,
Penna., in the year 1856. He married 1toth mo. 2oth, 1813,
Sarah Thatcher Coates, of East Caln. She was born in the year
1792, and died in the year 1869. They lived on the paternal
estate, which had been divided by Asahel Walker, the elder,
among his two sons, in the year 1812. They had nine children :
No. 382. I. Anna®> Walker, born 6th mo. roth, 1818, mar-
ried William P. Cooper (No. 397).
No. 383. II. Susan5 Walker, born 6th mo. 29th, 1820, mar-
ried Moses Pownall.
No. 384. III. Phoebe® Walker, born 8th mo. 15th, 1822,
married William P. Cooper (No. 397).
No. 385. IV. Sarah® Walker, born Ist mo. oth, 1825, mar-
ried Sylvester Linville.
No. 386. | V. Samuel® Walker, born oth mo. 1ith, 1827,
married Sarah Haines.
No. 387. VI. Asahel® Walker.
No. 888. VII. Joseph C.° Walker, born 1832, married Lucy
Ellmaker.
No. 389. VIII. Mary® Walker, married Alfred Ellmaker.
No. 390.. IX. Margaretta’ Walker, married Francis Pennock.
136 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1389. Joun Morris* (Rachel,’ Isaac,” Lewis’), born in
Eastown Township, Chester County, Penna., in the year 1769,
died in the year 1800. He married Hannah Rogers in the year
1797. Dying thus early, he left two small children, the elder of
whom, Mary, lived with her grandmother, Rachel Morris
(No, 53), while Priscilla remained with her mother.
No. 391. I. Mary ® Morris, born 1797, married Joel Walker
(No. 157).
No. 392. ‘II. Priscilla® Morris, born 1799, married Aaron
Cooper.
No. 1438. Lean Morris * (Rachel,’ Isaac,? Lewis’), born in
Eastown Township, Chester County, Penna., 1776, died 1852,
married Jeremiah Cooper and had six children :
No. 393. I. Morris 5 Cooper, of Bart, Lancaster Co., Pa.
No. 894. ‘II. Sarah Cooper, married Samuel Simmons.
No. 395. III. Lewis *® Cooper, married
No. 396. IV. Milton® Cooper, of Minneapolis, Minn.
No. 397. = V. William P.° Cooper, married, 1st, Anna Walker ;
2d, Phcebe Walker.
No. 398. VI. Mary’ Cooper, died in infancy.
No. 144. RacHet Morris* (Rachel,® Isaac,” Lewis’), born
in Eastown Township, Chester County, Penna., 1778, died 1829,
married, 1801, Samuel Fawkes; had six children.
No. 399. I. Rachel® Fawkes, married Samuel Rockey.
No. 400. _ ‘II. John® Fawkes, married Elizabeth Lewis, d. s. p.
No. 401. III. Lewis® Fawkes, married Phoebe Ann Dickinson.
No. 402. IV. Phcebe5 Fawkes, unmarried.
No. 408. =V. Anna Maria® Fawkes, married John G. Fogle.
No. 404. VI. Sarah Ann® Fawkes, died in infancy.
FOURTH GENERATION. 137
No. 147. PHczpE Morris* (Rachel,’ Isaac,? Tewis*), born in
Eastown Township, Chester County, Penna., 1784, died 1862,
married 1806, at Newtown Friends’ Meeting, Delaware County,
Penna., Joseph Dickinson ; had eleven children:
No. 405. I. Lewis D.5 Dickinson, of Leaman Place, Pa.
No. 406. II. Henry® Dickinson, Gap, Lancaster Co., Pa.
No. 407. III. Rachel > Dickinson, married Jacob W. Harper.
No. 408. IV. Morris® Dickinson, Oxford, Pa., children.
No. 409. = -V. Joseph Gest® Dickinson, children.
No. 410. VI. James Pusey’ Dickinson, married Ruthanna
L. Haines.
No. 411. VII. Phoebe *® Dickinson, married Abner Baldwin.
No. 412. VIII. Elizabeth > Dickinson, married Thomas Linville,
Urbana, Ohio.
No. 418. IX. John M.* Dickinson, of Lancaster Co., Pa.
No. 414. X. Hannah M.*® Dickinson, unmarried.
No. 415. XI. Lewis® Dickinson, twin with Rachel, died in
infancy.
No. 1538. HannaH WALKER * (Abel,’ Isaac,’ Lewis’), born in
York County, Penna., 5th mo. Ist, 1785, died 3d mo. 22d, 1863,
married 11th mo. igth, 1805, John Cook, son of Jesse and
Mary (Weuman) Cook, born 3d mo. 29th, 1782, died 7th mo.
23d, 1864. They had seven children :
No. 416. I. Anne® Cook, born 9th mo. 25th, 1806, married
Daniel Garretson.
No. 417. II. Hezekiah® Cook, born 12th mo. 14th, 1807,
died 11th mo. 18th, 1833.
No. 418. III. Walker® Cook, born gth mo. Ist, 1809, died
8th mo. 1oth, 1856, married Martha Gates.
138 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER.-FAMILY.
No. 419. IV. Mary® Cook, born 6th mo. 18th, 1811, died
10th mo. 15th, 1833.
No. 420. =-V. John® Cook, born 8th mo. 18th, 1813, died 3d
mo. 22d, 1889, married Lydia Marsh Walker
(No. 320).
No. 421. VI. Hannah*® Cook, born 1oth mo. 2oth, 1816, died
12th mo. 21st, 1894, married 12th mo. 3d,
1840, Jos. Deardorff, d. s. p.
No. 422. VII. Leah Walker® Cook, born 2d mo. 27th, 1819,
died 7th mo. 23d, 1864, married Jacob Leh-
mer. (From the Cook family Bible, fur-
nished by William R. Cook, of Dillsburg, Pa.)
No. 155. Exiza WALKER * (Abel,® Isaac,” Lewis '), born 1790,
in York County, Penna., and married Joseph Fawkes, of the
same place. They had five children :
No. 428. I. Samuel ® Fawkes.
No. 424. I]. Walker > Fawkes.
No. 425. III. Joseph® Fawkes.
No. 426. IV. Sarah® Fawkes.
No. 427. V. Emma® Fawkes.
No. 156. ABEL WALKER * (Abel,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), born in
1792, in York County, Penna., married Margaret John. They
had five children :
No. 428. I. Arnold? Walker, born 4th mo. 2oth, 1816,
married Sarah Delap.
No. 429. II. William® Walker, born rith mo. 2gth, 1821,
married Elizabeth J. Cooks.
No. 480. III. Edward’ Walker, born 11th mo. 6th, 1824,
unmarried.
FOURTH GENERATION. {39
No. 431. IV. Margaret’ Walker, born 1oth mo. 15th, 1832,
unmarried.
No. 432. V. Hannah® Walker, born 2d mo. Ist, 1827,
married Henry Carson.
No. 157. JozeL Waker‘ (Abel,’? Isaac,? Lewis’), born in
York County, Penna., in the year 1794, married Mary Morris,
daughter of John and Hannah (Rogers) Morris, of Eastown
Township, Chester County, Penna. (No. 391). It is recorded in
the Radnor Monthly Meeting Record-book thus: ‘Joel Walker,
son of Abel and Ann, of Warrington, York County, married
Mary Morris, of Newtown, roth mo. 13th, 1820.”’ Mary Morris,
on the death of her father in 1800, went to live with her grand-
mother, Rachel (Walker) Morris. She was then but three years
old. While on a visit to her cousins in York County with her
aunt, Ann Morris (No. 145), she met her cousin, Joel Walker,
whom she soon after married. They lived in York County
until the year 1838, when they moved to Ohio, where the family
has since resided.
A grand-daughter, Anna B. Walker, of Emerson, Ohio,
furnishes me with the following account of their emigration :
“In the spring of 1838, Joel and Mary Morris Walker
decided to emigrate to Eastern Ohio, with their family of five
sons and two daughters, in company with Jacob McMillan and
family. They started on their journey the Ist of 4th mo. Joel
Walker had previously visited Jefferson County, Ohio, and had
arranged with his friend, Nathan Hussey, to live on his farm
adjoining his home-place, the said property being situated about
seven miles northwest of Mt. Pleasant.
“ According to the custom of the time, they traveled in their
own conveyance. The Walker family had a large English
wagon, drawn by three horses, and a carriage, or dearborn,
140 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
drawn by one horse. They stored what furniture and bedding
they could in the wagon, besides a great amount of provisions.
The sixteen-gallon copper kettle was filled with pies, as they
were considered a necessity especially to the boys. It took
them two weeks to make their journey, as they were not able to
travel more than twenty miles a day. They stopped at taverns,
or rather unfurnished buildings, at night, where they used their
own bedding and provisions.
“The route from York was through Gettysburg, Bedford,
Somerset, Mt. Pleasant, Washington, Washington County,
thence on the National Pike Road to Wheeling. They had crossed
the Ohio River at Martin’s Ferry on the 16th, and remained there
over a day, on account of a heavy snow. At that season of the
year the roads in this part of the country were almost impassible.
The snow and rain of winter had made the rich soil like mush to
the depth of one or two feet, and the travelers were an entire day
going from Martin’s Ferry to Mt. Pleasant, a distance of nine
miles. The two families were obliged to double teams in order
to get their wagons up the many hills.
“On reaching Mt. Pleasant the McMillan family went to a
brother’s house, two miles farther on. The Walkers went to
their new home, where they remained a few years, until they
bought a farm of their own in Belmont County, four miles south-
west of Mt. Pleasant, where Joel Walker and his wife resided the
remainder of their lives.’’
Joel and Mary (Morris) Walker had eight children :
No. 4338. J. Lewis Morris® Walker, born 1822, married
Elizabeth Oaly.
No. 434. II. Isaac J.* Walker, born 1823, died 1893, mar-
ried Angelina Carmon.
No. 485. III. Elias Hicks’ Walker, born 1825, married
Mary Frances Howard.
FOURTH GENERATION. I4I
No. 436. IV. Abel M.5 Walker, born 1827, married Amy
Griffith.
No. 437. = V. Jeremiah C.5 Walker, born 1829, married Ruth
Hannah McMillan.
No. 488. VI. Hannah Ann® Walker, born 1833, died 1891,
married Joseph Farquhar.
No. 439. VII. Rachel M.° Walker, born 1835, married Ist,
John L. Cocks; 2d, Arthur Odbert, of
Washington County, Pa.
No. 440. VIII. Joel Aaron ® Walker, born 1838, married Harriet
White.
No. 158. Benjamin WALKER * (Abel,* Isaac,” Lewis’), born in
York County, Penna., in the year 1797, married Deborah
Dennis. They moved to Ohio and settled there. They had
five children :
No. 441. I. Isaac P.5 Walker, married.
No. 442. II. George® Walker, married Naomi Barkhurst.
No. 448. III. Abel® Walker, married Margaret Steen.
No. 444. IV. Caroline’ Walker, married John Griffith.
No. 445. -V. Joseph M.°® Walker, married Margaret Jones.
Chapter Eighth.
FIFTH GENERATION.
No. 169. Zitran Mave’ (Benjamin,* Zillah,? Daniel,?
Lewis'), born in Radnor, Delaware County, Penna., in the year
1786, married, in the year 1814, Nathan, son of David and Mary
Evans, of Lower Merion, Pa. She died 12th mo. 26th, 1844,
after a short illness, in the 58th year of her age. Her mother
died at the same house a few days before. She was a member
of Goshen Monthly Meeting and of Willistown Particular Meet-
ing. (See “Zhe Friend.”’) Nathan and Zillah (Maule) Evans had
children, among whom was:
No. 446. I. Josiah® Evans. From “‘7he Friend’: ‘‘At Friends’
Meeting House, Concord, Belmont County,
Ohio, on 5th day, 4th mo. 28th, 1841,
Josiah Evans, son of Nathan Evans, of
Willistown Township, Chester County, Pa.,
to Susan M. Thomas, daughter of Samuel
Thomas, late of Cheltenham Township,
Montgomery County, Pa.”
No. 174. SamueL Ricuarps*® (Daniel,* Beulah,’ Daniel,’
Lewis *), born in Pennsylvania in the year 1801, married in New
York, Lydia He moved from New York to Ohio,
where he settled. Lydia Richards survived her husband. They
had three children :
No. 447. I. Stephen ® Richards, residence, Salem, Ohio.
No. 448. II. George ® Richards, residence, Salem, Ohio.
No. 449. III. Daniel ® Richards, residence, Salem, Ohio.
142
FIFTH GENERATION. 143
No. 175. ApBeL RicHarpDs*® (Daniel,* Beulah,®? Daniel,’
Lewis‘), born in Pennsylvania in the year 1804. He married
and had nine children :
No. 450. I. William ® Richards, married.
No. 451. II. Samuel® Richards, married.
No. 452. III. Elizabeth® Richards, died in early childhood.
No. 458. IV. Joseph® Richards, died in early childhood.
No. 454. -V. Robert ® Richards, died in early childhood.
No. 455. VI. Martha® Richards, married Albert Morlan,
artist.
No. 456. VII. Lillie® Richards, unmarried.
No. 457. VIII. George A.° Richards, married, s. p., residence,
Indianapolis, Ind.
No. 458. IX. Fannie® Richards, married Charles Fowler.
No. 176. Rowtanp RicHarps’*® (Daniel,* Beulah,* Daniel,’
Lewis'), born in Pennsylvania, where he married and afterwards
moved to Sinking Spring, Maryland. Among other children he
had :
No. 459. I. Louisa® Richards.
No. 177. DanreL RicHarps*® (Daniel,* Beulah,* Daniel,’
Lewis’), born in Pennsylvania, and from there went to New
Philadelphia, Ohio, where he lived. He died a few years ago,
the last surviving one of his sisters and brothers. He studied
medicine, and became one of the leading physicians of his
adopted State. A niece, to whom I am indebted for these par-
ticulars, describes him as a tall, dignified, scholarly gentleman.
Dr. Richards had several children, among them was:
No. 460. I. T. J.° Richards, a practicing physician of Mooney,
Ind., a graduate of Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia.
144 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 178. JosepH T. RicHarps’ (Daniel,* Beulah,* Daniel,’
Lewis'), of Montrose, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, died
in California, where he went for his health, in the year 1852.
He was a member of the legal profession, practicing law in
Montrose. He married Anna Maria Sayre, of Montrose, Oct.
2oth, 1841. John T. and Anna Maria (Sayre) Richards had
five children:
No. 461. I. Benjamin Sayre® Richards, married Louisa M.
Wright.
No. 462. II. Lydia® Richards, residence, Montrose, Susque-
hanna County, Pa.
No. 463. III. Emeline Kirtland® Richards, residence, Mont-
rose, Susquehanna County, Pa.
No. 464. IV. Joseph Thomas ® Richards, died April 26, 1885.
No. 465. V. Hannah Elizabeth ® Richards, died in infancy.
No. 185. Jacop W. RicHarps*® (Samuel,* Beulah,’? Daniel,’
Lewis’), born in Pennsylvania, in the year 1805, and went with
his parents to Ohio in the year 1824. He married January 27,
1831, Mary Carmichael, at Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. At the time of
the gold fever in California, in ’49 or ’50, he went there, and is
said to have made and lost a good deal of money. Fora long
time he lived alone in Shasta County, California, until his son,
John ,went after him and brought him to his home in Kansas,
where he died about the year 1880. Jacob W. and Mary (Car-
michael) Richards had ten children :
No. 466. I. Eliza® Richards, born January 20, 1832, married
John Dunlevy.
No. 467. II. Isaac W.® Richards, born January 10, 1834,
died February 16, 1854.
No. 468. III. John R.® Richards, born December 30, 1835,
married Resides in Kansas.
FIFTH GENERATION. 145
No. 469. IV. Samuel W.® Richards, born September 27, 1837,
served with Sherman’s army all through the
Civil War, as a scout and sharp-shooter. He
went to the far West after the war, and was
never heard from again.
No. 470. V. Deborah Ann® Richards, born March 10, 1840,
died February 25, 1864.
No. 471. VI. William® Richards, born February 15, 1842,
died aged ten days.
No. 472. VII. Lewis C.° Richards, born February 10, 1843,
was killed at the battle of Kenesaw Moun-
tain, Georgia, by rebel sharp-shooters, June
28, 1864.
No. 473. VIII. Sarah® Richards, born March 4, 1845, died
March 3, 1850.
No. 474. IX. Otis Y.® Richards, born October 11, 1847, mar-
ried Rhetta Hogsett. They have two sons.
Residence, Hanging Rock, Ohio.
No. 475. XX. J. Walker® Richards, born October 15, 1849,
died May 28, 1882, in Illinois, unmarried.
No. 187. Mary Ricuarps® (Samuel,* Beulah,*® Daniel,”
Lewis’), born in Pennsylvania in the year 1809, and went with
her parents to Ohioin the year 1824. She there married George
Evans, of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. She died at Philadelphia, Pa.,
September 20, 1876. Her husband survived her a few years.
They had one child :
No. 476. I. Jane H.® Evans, married Horace G. Smith, of
Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.
No. 189. Samuet RicuHarps® (Samuel,* Beulah,*? Daniel,’
Lewis’), born in Pennsylvania, Feb. 6th, 1814, died at Ironton,
Ohio, inthe year 1891. He went with his parents to Ohio,
146 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
and has added an interesting postscript to his brother Isaac’s
journal of the trip. (See Appendix C.) Samuel Richards was
married three times. His first wife was Mary A. Giles, who died
of the cholera, leaving two sons, Lewis W. and Samuel. His
second wife was Sarah Ann Kelvey, who possessed beauty both
of person and character. She, too, died early, leaving three
sons, John K., Charles D. and Joseph W. She was descended
from a Scotch Highlander, named MacKelvey, one of the sup-
porters of Prince “ Charlie.” * After the Battle of Colloden, he
escaped to France with the Prince’s party, married a French
lady, and settled down to a life of exile, along with many other
Scotchmen, loyal subjects of the unfortunate Prince. In the
year 1764 their son, Thomas, was born. In 1792, during the
Reign of Terror, the family fled to England. Here they were
at first kindly received, and Thomas MacKelvey, who about this
time seems to have dropped the “ Mac,” and was called Thomas
Kelvey, married Ann Secor, niece of Thomas Secor, Archbishop
of Canterbury ; but, suspected of disturbing the neutral position
of the government, they were forced to leave London. Thomas
Kelvey, with his wife and their son John, next emigrated to
America, and it is supposed that they formed a part of Blenner-
hasset’s colony. The family in Ohio have some interesting heir-
looms that were brought over with them at this time, among others
a beautiful miniature portrait of Thomas Kelvey. He is repre-
sented in the picturesque costume of his time, with curled wig
and lace ruffles. The Kelvey family soon became identified with
their new home, and John Kelvey there married Keranhappuck
Hussey, a descendant of Christopher Hussey, one of the early
settlers of New England, who, with Tristram Coffin and Thomas
Macey, was among the original owners of Nantucket Island.
*In the ‘‘ Legitimest Kalender,’’ 1895, among the people attainted and driven out
of Scotland by Act of Parliament, 1745-46, is ‘‘ Alex. Macgilivrae, of Drumglash,
gentleman.’
FIFTH GENERATION. I47
Keranhappuck Hussey was also a descendant of the Rev.
Stephen Bachiler (1561-1660), Non-Conformist, who left Eng-
land for Holland, and after a short residence there, came to
America in the year 1632. He went first to Lynn, Massachu-
setts, where his daughter Theodate (died 1649), who married
Christopher Hussey, had preceded him. From Lynn he went
to Ipswich, thence to Newberry, where he lived until 1638, when
he settled at Hampton, Massachusetts, where he was installed first
pastor of the Congregational Church. For an_ interesting
account of the Rev. Stephen Bachiler, the reader is referred to
“The Life of John G. Whittier,’ by Pickard. It mentions the
“ Bachiler eyes” as being ‘‘ dark, deep set and lustrous,” with a
tendency to repeat themselves from generation to generation.
Sarah Ann Kelvey had these eyes, and she has transmitted them
to some of her children. The Rev. Stephen Bachiler, who was
one of the ancestors of Daniel Webster, as well as of our
American poet, John G. Whittier, who has immortalized him in
“The Wreck of Rivermouth,” may well claim our attention, and
his descendants in the Walker family have reason to be proud of
their Bachiler blood. We can see that Sarah (Kelvey) Richards
was of distinguished ancestry, and, with such a record, it is not
to be wondered at that her eldest son should seek the political
field, and interest himself in the affairs of government.
Samuel Richards married for his third wife, Laura A. West-
lake, by whom he had three children. He was a resident of
Ironton, Ohio, where he was connected with the iron business. He
frequently visited his relatives in Chester Valley, and was much
beloved by all of them. He was a tall, dignified gentleman, of
scholarly tastes. He died in the seventy-eighth year of his age,
and was carried to his grave by his six remaining sons. His
children were:
148 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 477. I. Lewis Walker® Richards, died 1888, married
Kate Glover.
No. 478. II. Samuel ® Richards, married Margaret Ward.
No. 479. III. John Kelvey® Richards, born 1856, married
Anna W. Steece.
No. 480. IV. Charles Douglass® Richards, born 1858, mar-
ried ;
No. 481. V. Joseph Walker® Richards, born 1863, married
Kate (Proctor) Ward, June Ist, 1895. Re-
sides in Winchester, Mass. Auditor Freight
Dept., Fitchburg R. R. Co.
No. 482. VI. Albert® Richards, born 1870.
No. 483. VII. George® Richards, born 1872. Lieut. U.S. Ma-
rine Corps. Graduate U. S. Naval Academy.
No. 484, VIII. Abigail ® Richards.
No. 191. Ann Ricuarps * (Samuel,* Beulah,’ Daniel,” Lewis’),
born in Pennsylvania in the year 1820. She was a small child
when she made the long journey to Ohio with her parents in the
year 1824. She married, in Jefferson County, Ohio, James Bane.
In 1864 the family moved to Fayette County, Iowa, where she
now resides with her children, the last of her brothers and
sisters. James and Ann (Richards) Bane had three children :
No. 485. I. Annie® Bane, married
daughter, Stella’ Spears.
No. 486. II. John® Bane. Lawyer.
No. 487. III. Isaac Walker® Bane. Lawyer.
Spears. Has
No. 194. Isaac Atremus® (Sarah,* Jarman,* Enoch,’ Lewis’),
born in Chester County, Penna., married, 1st, Hannah Swayne;
2d, Sarah Ann Pusey. He had five children:
FIFTH GENERATION. 149
No. 488. I. Frances Swayne® Altemus, married
Marshall.
No. 489. II. Anna Maria® Altemus.
No. 490. III. Almira® Altemus.
No. 491. IV. Hiram® Altemus.
No. 492. V. Hannah ® Altemus.
No. 199. Mary Townsenp® (Sinah,* Abel,® Abel,? Lewis’),
born 3d mo. 12th, 1789, died 3d mo. 25th, 1866. She married
Seth McClure, and lived at New Brighton, Penna., where she died.
Her husband survived her several years, living until after his
goth birthday, which he passed at the residence of his daughter,
Lydia, in Iowa. Seth and Mary (Townsend) McClure had nine
children :
No. 498. I. Abel® McClure, died 1894. A_ physician,
residing in San Francisco, Cal. Has de-
scendants now living there.
No. 494. II. Samuel ® McClure, married 1st, Cynthia Hoopes ;
no surviving children of this marriage, though
there may be a second marriage.
No. 495. III. Joseph® McClure, died 1894, married
Parker, had several children. One daughter
lives in Kansas City, Mo.; another in Oak-
land, Cal.; the remaining children live in
Kansas. Joseph McClure died at Lawrence,
Kansas.
No. 496. IV. Seth® McClure, died 1857-58, in Cincinnati,
Ohio. Supposed to have left one child.
No. 497. | V. George Endly § McClure, died unmarried.
No. 498. VI. Louisa® McClure, married Patterson.
Several children.
I50 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 499. VII. Sinah Ann® McClure, died unmarried.
No. 500. VIII. Lydia® McClure, married Cowgill.
They resided in Iowa. Have descendants in
California.
No. 501. IX. Susan® McClure, died unmarried.
(The above are not named in order of age.)
No. 200. ABEL W. Townsenp ° (Sinah,* Abel,* Abel,” Lewis’),
born 11th mo. 12th, 1790, died Ist mo., 1853; married Rebecca
Way, of Chester County, Penna., daughter of John and Mary
(Clarke) Way, of Chester County, Penna. Abel W. and Rebecca
(Way) Townsend had five children :
No. 502. I. Joseph T.° Townsend, married Marie
has three children.
No. 503. ~ s‘II. Mira H.® Townsend, married Chalkley Holloway.
Resides at West Chester, Pa.
No. 504. III. Celecia® Townsend, died , married
Gantz ; has two children.
No. 505. IV. Tazetta® Townsend, died , married Ed-
ward Walton.
No. 506. *V. ‘Jas. W.° Townsend, died
has two children.
)
)
, married
No. 201. RacuEeL Townsenp ° (Sinah,* Abel,’ Abel,” Lewis *),
born 8th mo. 28th, 1792, died 12th mo. 27th, 1826, married
Joshua Stratton. They resided near Salem, Ohio. Their only
surviving children are:
No. 507. I. Edward ® Stratton, of Salem, Ohio. He has one
son living in Iowa, and three tn Salem,
No. 508. II. Sinah® Stratton, married Wilson Hall, of Car-
mel, Columbiana Co., Ohio.
FIFTH GENERATION. 151
No. 202. Marrua Townsenp ® (Sinah,* Abel,’? Abel,” Lewis °*),
born 4th mo. 18th, 1794, died Ist mo. 25th, 1885, married Dr.
Benjamin Stanton. They lived at Salem, Columbiana County,
Ohio. Dr. Stanton died 2d mo. 27th, 1861, in his 68th year.
They had ten children:
No. 509. I. Rebecca ® Stanton, married Dr. Charles Weaver.
No. 510. ~ ‘XII. Laura ® Stanton, married James Barnaby.
No. 511. III. Oliver® Stanton, unmarried. Resides in Salem,
Ohio.
No. 512. IV. Joseph® Stanton, married Mary Fry, d. s. p.
No. 513. V. Caroline ® Stanton, married George W. Addams.
No. 514. VI. David ® Stanton, married Lydia M. Townsend.
No. 515. VII. William ® Stanton, married Ellen K. Irish.
No. 516. VIII. Byron® Stanton, married, Ist, Edith M. Weaver ;
2d, Harriet Brown. Resides in Cincinnati,
Ohio.
No. 517. IX. Dalton® Stanton, died in childhood, twin with
Byron.
No. 518. X. Benjamin L.° Stanton, died in infancy.
204. Hannan Townsenp® (Sinah,* Abel,’ Abel,’ Lewis ’*),
born 2d mo. 8th, 1800, died 12th mo. 16th, 1877, married
Aaron Stratton ; both deceased. They had ten children:
No. 519. I. Emily ° Stratton, married John Holmes; she is
a widow and lives with her children in Iowa.
No. 520. _ ‘II. Joel® Stratton, married Abby Kellogg; they
have three children, and reside near Salem,
Ohio.
No. 521. III. Rachel ® Stratton, died
No. 522. IV. Martha® Stratton, died
No. 523. V. Rebecca® Stratton, married Judge Latty, of De-
‘ fiance, Ohio.
152 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 524. VI. Lydia ® Stratton, died
No. 525. VII. Jerusha® Stratton, married
| one son.
No. 526. VIII. Louisa® Stratton, married Thomas Hoopes.
Lives in Iowa.
Holmes. Has
No. 527. IX. Sinah® Stratton, married Lives in
Defiance Co., Ohio.
No. 528. XX. Whittier ® Stratton, married Lives in
Valparaiso, Ind.
No. 205. Lyp1a Townsenp® (Sinah,* Abel,’ Abel,? Lewis ° ),
born 2d mo. 8th, 1802, died 6th mo. 17th, 1869, married Dr.
Jesse Bailey. They lived for many years at Flushing, Belmont
County, Ohio, where she died. The family afterward removed
to Spiceland, Indiana. They had five children :
No. 529. I. Rachel ® Bailey.
No. 5380. «XII. Sydenham ® Bailey. He was a physician. His
widow and children live at Spiceland:
No. 531. III. Rebecca® Bailey, married.
No. 582. IV. Dillwyn® Bailey. A physician.
No. 533. V. Thomas ® Bailey.
No. 206. Francis J. Townsenp® (Sinah,* Abel,? Abel,’
Lewis’), born oth mo. 4th, 1804, died 6th mo. 16th, 1849,
married, 1st, Ann French. They had four children:
No. 534. I. Emmor® Townsend, died
Warren, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
No. 585. II. Lewis ® Townsend, died
No. 536. III. Sinah ® Townsend, died
No. 587. IV. Mary® Townsend, died
He married, 2d, Caroline Rulison, and had two children :
,married
FIFTH GENERATION. 153
No. 538. = V. John J.®° Townsend, married and lives in Albion,
Boone Co., Neb.
No. 5389. VI. Sarah Ann® Townsend, married -
Lives in Wisconsin.
Bible.
No. 207. MartHa WALKER® (Abel,* Abel,? Abel,’ Lewis *),
born at Beaver Falls, Penna., went to Flushing, Ohio, with her
widowed mother, where she married Jonas Bye. They had
eight children:
No. 540. I. Abel® Bye, married Lydia Jane Branson.
No. 541. II. Edward ® Bye, married Mary Smith, died
No. 542. III. Samuel® Bye, married Emily Todd.
No. 543. IV. Elisha® Bye, died
No. 544. ~ -V. Elizabeth ® Bye, married Joseph Pidgeon.
No. 545. VI. Lewis W.® Bye, married Phoebe Williams.
No. 546. VII. Mary ° Bye, married Joseph Fawcett.
No. 547, VIII. William ® Bye, died
No. 208. JoszepH WaLkeErR?® (Abel,* Abel,’ Abel,’ Lewis *),
born at Beaver Falls, Penna., went to Flushing, Ohio, with his
widowed mother, and there married Maria (Warfield) Holloway.
Joseph Walker is deceased, but his widow is still living, and is
in her 89th year (1895). They had seven children:
No. 548. I. Martha® Walker, died
M. Holloway.
No. 549. ‘ITI. Daniel H.® Walker, married Lunett E. Nimmons.
No. 550. III. Rebecca ® Walker, died
No. 551. IV. Lewis Townsend*® Walker, married Mary O.
Norton.
No. 552. VV. Deborah ® Walker.
No. 553. VI. Eliza ® Walker, died
No. 554. VII. Abel® Walker, married Hannah L. French.
, married Lindley
154 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 209. Lewis B. WALKER ”® (Abel,* Abel,’ Abel,” Lewis’),
born at Beaver Falls, Penna., went with his widowed mother to
Flushing, Ohio, and married 1oth mo. 2d, 1828, Tamsen Haines.
They had seven children :
No. 555. I. Eli J.6 Walker, born 12th mo. 3d, 1829, married
Maria Beck. |
No. 556. ~ «XII. Mary H.° Walker, born 8th mo. 8th, 1831, mar-
ried Enoch Brown.
No. 557. III. Ruth® Walker, born 11th mo. 12th, 1832, died
No. 558. IV. Lydiaé Walker, born Ist mo. 16th, 1835.
No. 559. V. Martha® Walker, born 11th mo. 24th, 1836.
No. 560. VI. Abel® Walker, born oth mo. 3d, 1839, married
Martha Johnson, died
No. 561. VII. Joseph C.6 Walker, born eighth mo. 4th, 1846.
No. 210. Exiza Waker?’ (Abel,* Abel,? Abel,” Lewis*),
born at Beaver Falls, Penna, went to Flushing, Ohio, with her
mother, and there married William Foulke. They had nine
children ; three youngest died in infancy :
No. 562. I. Lewis ® Foulke, died
No. 563. II. Mary® Foulke, died , married David
Smith,
No. 564. III. Hannah® Foulke, married David Smith.
No. 565. IV. Jesse® Foulke, married Anna Brownell.
No. 566. V. William ® Foulke, married Margaret J. Dewees.
No. 567. VI. Anna® Foulke, died , married Dr. L. S.
Holcomb.
No. 211. Isaac WaLkEerR® (Abel,* Abel,? Abel,’ Lewis *),
born at Beaver Falls, Penna., went to Flushing, Ohio, with his
mother and married Lydia Negus. They had six children:
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No. 568. I. William H.* Walker, married Anna Wilson.
No. 569. ‘II. Miriam ® Walker, married John Leech.
No. 570. III. Israel® Walker, died
No. 571. IV. Eliza Ann Walker, unmarried.
No. 572. V. Martha B.6 Walker, married Charles Coulson.
Had one child.
No. 573. VI. Sarah ® Walker, married Pearson Thomas.
No. 212. NatHan WALKER? (Edward,* Abel,® Abel,” Lewis‘),
born at the old homestead near Winchester, Virginia, married
Jane Rees. They lived at Waterford, Virginia, and had two
children :
No. 574. I. Jacob R.® Walker, married Mary S. Gilkinson.
No. 575. II. Mary Ruth ® Walker, married William Williams.
No. 218. Lypia WALKER *® (Edward,* Abel,® Abel,” Lewis °),
born near Winchester, Virginia, married Jonah Lupton, of Fred-
erick County, Virginia. They had six children:
No. 576. ~ I. Ann® Lupton, married John Bond.
No. 577. II. Edward ® Lupton, married Eva Janney.
No. 578. III. Mary® Lupton, married William L. Irish.
No. 579. IV. Hugh S.° Lupton, married Mary Speakman.
No. 580. ° V. Rebecca® Lupton, married Seneca P. Broomell.
No. 581. VI. David® Lupton.
No, 214. ABEL WaLkKER?® (Edward,* Abel,*® Abel,? Lewis *),
born near Winchester, Va., at the old homestead ; married Han-
nah Lupton. They moved to Ohio, and had four children:
No. 582. I. Esther L.° Walker, born 3d mo. goth, 1835,
married, 1856, Edward Harrison, of Green
Plain, Ohio. (See “Sharpless Genealogy.)
156 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Cook. Lived near
No. 588. II. Mary ® Walker, married
Waynesville, Ohio.
No. 584. III. Annie® Walker. Lives at West Liberty, Iowa.
No. 585. IV. Phineas® Walker. Lives at South Charleston,
Ohio.
No. 215. ReBeccA WALKER® (Edward,* Abel,* Abel, ?
Lewis"), born at the old homestead, near Winchester, Virginia,
married Bernard Taylor. They had five children:
No. 586. I. Edward ® Taylor.
No. 587. ‘II. Daniel® Taylor, married Mary Heald.
No. 588. III. Mary Ann® Taylor.
No. 589. IV. William ® Taylor.
No. 590. V. Thamsin® Taylor, married Dr. Isaac Stone.
No. 216. DanreL WALKER ® (Edward,* Abel,® Abel,’ Lewis’),
born at the old homestead, near Winchester, Virginia, -married
Mary Roberts, of West Chester, Chester county, Penna., in the
year 1847. They had one daughter, who was educated at West-
town boarding-school. She paid a visit to her Chester Valley
relations with her father, while she was a pupil at this school.
She much resembled her father, who was a large, fine-looking
man with dark eyes. They lived in Virginia.
No. 591. ~ -I. Mary ® Walker, married Robert Wickersham.
No. 224. NatHAN UPDEGRAFF WaLKER® (Lewis,* Abel,’
Abel,? Lewis’), born at Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, May 28th, 1823,
married, June 6th, 1848, Sarah Jane Miller, daughter of James
and Catherine Miller. She was born July 18th, 1828, and died
September 28th, 1852, leaving two children, Mary E. and James
M. Walker.
FIFTH GENERATION. 157
Nathan U. Walker married July 18th, 1854, his second wife,
Millie K. Brown, born August 13th, 1835. They reside at
Wellsville, Ohio. The “N. U. Walker Clay Mfg. Co.,” at
Walker’s, Columbiana County, Ohio, is owned by him and his
children. It is devoted to the manufacture of terra cotta, fire
brick, garden and lawn vases, sewer pipes, etc. The first factory
was built in 1832, and it has been under the supervision of Nathan
U. Walker since April, 1849. He is a local preacher, with
deacon and elder orders, the editor of Zhe Local Preachers’ Maga-
gine, of Wellsville, Ohio, and a trustee of Taylor University, of
Upland, Ind., which conferred upon him the degree of D.D. He
has four children :
No. 592. I. Mary E.6 Walker, born July 12th, 1849,
unmarried.
No. 598. II. James M.®° Walker, born April 14th, 1852,
unmarried.
No. 594. III. Lewis® Walker, born June 4th, 1855, married
Susan Adelaide Delamater.
No. 595. IV. Alice K.® Walker, born August 27th, 1857, died
May 6th, 1873.
No. 227. ReBecca WALKER? (Isaac,* Abel,’ Abel,* Lewis *),
born , married James C. Janney, of Loudoun County, Va.
After the death of her husband she removed to Philadelphia,
Penna., where she died a few years ago. They had nine
children :
No. 596. I. Charles P.° Janney, married Nannie Lee Pollock.
No. 597. II. Nathaniel E.° Janney, married Anna Canby
Smyth.
No. 598. III. Susan W.® Janney.
No. 599. IV. James W.® Janney, married Lucy Nichols.
158 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 600. -V. John ® Janney.
No. 601. VI. Mary® Janney.
No. 602. VII. Robert M.° Janney, married Emily B. Smyth.
No. 603. VIII. Anna M.° Janney, married Howard Lippincott.
No. 604. IX. Rebecca Talbot® Janney, married Albert B.
Williams, of Chelten Hills, Pa.
No. 228. James M. WaLKeErR ® (Isaac,* Abel,*® Abel,’ Lewis‘),
born in Virginia, married Eliza Hunt. They had five children :
No. 605. I. Elisha Hunt ® Walker, married Lucy Cooper.
No. 606. II. Susan® Walker, married Perry B. Pierce.
No. 607. III. Mary H.® Walker.
No. 608. IV. Robert R.° Walker, married Eliza J. Needles.
No. 609. V. Edith B.® Walker.
No. 229. Mary E. Waker? (Isaac,* Abel,* Abel,” Lewis’),
born in Virginia, married William Williams. They had seven
children.
No. 610. =I. Elizabeth ® Williams, died
No. 611. II. Isaac Walker °® Williams, died
No. 612. III. John® Williams, died
No. 618. IV. Edward® Williams, died
No. 614. V. Rebecca® Williams, unmarried.
No. 615. VI. James W.° Williams, died Aug. , 1895, married
Hannah Conrow.
No. 616. VII. Susan T.® Williams, married Lewis Pidgeon.
No. 230. Joun Epwarp WALKER® (Isaac,* Abel,? Abel,’
Lewis *), born in Virginia, married Cornelia Sidwell, of Virginia.
They had six children.
No. 617. I. Thamzin*® Walker, married Newton Coxe.
FIFTH GENERATION. 159
No. 618. II. Charles® Walker.
No. 619. III. Isaac ® Walker.
No. 620. IV. Hugh® Walker.
No. 621. V. James ° Walker.
No. 622. VI. Lewis® Walker.
No. 233. Witt1am WaLKER? (Isaac,* Lewis,* Abel,’ Lewis‘),
born 6th mo. 15th, 1806, died 3d mo. 28th, 1864. He was a
farmer, and resided at East Bethlehem, Washington County,
Penna., on the land purchased by his father after his removal
from Virginia. He married Ann Dudgeon, 7th mo. 18th, 1846.
William Walker is the only child of Isaac and Mary (Rankin)
Walker who has descendants now living. They had six
children.
No. 628. I. Isaac® Walker, born 7th mo. 25th, 1847, married
Matilda Singclair.
No. 624. II. Eliza Jane® Walker, born 2d mo. 15th, 1851,
married John A. Crawford.
No. 625. III. Samuel G.® Walker, born 11th mo. Ist, 1852,
married, 1st, Emma J. Crouch; 2d, M. L.
Griffith.
No. 626. IV. Joseph L.° Walker, born gth mo. roth, 1854,
married Hannah J. Pepper.
No. 627. V. Mary M.® Walker, born 8th mo. 31st, 1856, died
2d mo. Ist, 1894.
No. 628. VI. William J.° Walker, born 12th mo. 23d, 1858;
physician, practising at Homestead, Pa.
No. 238. Sarah Ann Lupton’ (Leah,* Lewis,®> Abel,’
Lewis *), married James M. Janney, of Waynesville, Ohio. They
have seven children.
No. 629. I. Charles® Janney.
160 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 6380. IJ. William P.° Janney.
No. 631. III. Edward E.° Janney.
No. 632. IV. Samuel S.° Janney, died
No. 6838. V. Lewis W.® Janney.
No. 684. VI. Mary ® Janney.
No. 635. VII. Louisa® Janney.
No. 239. Samue L. STEER ° (Leah,* Lewis,* Abel,’ Lewis °),
married Harriett Taylor. They were residents of Virginia.
They had five children.
No. 686. I. Lewis W.° Steer, married Elizabeth Hough.
No. 637. II. Sarah Ann ® Steer, resides at Waterford, Va.
No. 638. III. Mary ® Steer, married Wm. Bond, Montgomery
County, Md.
No. 689. IV. Ella ® Steer, resides at Waterford, Va.
No. 640. V. Isaac E.° Steer, married Ida Sigman, resides in
New York.
No. 244, Anna THomas® (Zillah,* Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis °),
born in the year 1779, died 1825, married, Ist mo. Ist, 1800,
Isaiah Jeanes, son of Jacob and Leah (Harmer) Jeanes. He was
born 9th mo. 12th, 1769, died 8th mo. 7th, 1850. His father,
Jacob Jeanes, was born 8th mo. 28th, 1735, died 2d mo. 2d,
1812. He was the son of William and Esther (Brewer) Jeanes.
William Jeanes died 4th mo. 15th, 1747; Esther, his wife, died
Ist mo. 22d, 1737. Leah, the mother of Isaiah Jeanes, was
born 1746, died 7th mo. 18th, 1833.
Isaiah and Anna (Thomas) Jeanes had seven children.
No. 641. I. Jacob® Jeanes, born toth mo. 14th, 1800, died
12th mo. 18th, 1877, married Eliza Brown, s. p.
No. 642. II. Joshua T.° Jeanes, died 1st mo. 3d, 1880,
unmarried.
FIFTH GENERATION. 161
No. 643. III. Mary ° Jeanes, born 2d mo. 8th, 1804, died 1oth
mo. 19th, 1889, unmarried.
No. 644. IV. Joseph® Jeanes, born 1807, died 11th mo. 18th,
1894, unmarried.
No. 645. V. Samuel ® Jeanes, born 1809, died 11th mo. 16th,
1894, unmarried.
No. 646. VI. Isaiah° Jeanes, died young.
No. 647. VII. Anna T.° Jeanes.
No. 246. Naomi Tuomas? (Zillah,* Joseph,* Isaac,? Lewis’),
married, Ist mo. 16th, 1806, Joseph Rhoads, son of Adam and
Sarah (Jeanes) Rhoads, at the Friends’ Meeting-house, Radnor,
Delaware County, Penna. They lived at the old homestead of
the Rhoads family until about the year 1810, when they moved
to Philadelphia, where Joseph Rhoads engaged in the lumber
business with his brother, Daniel J. Rhoads, under the firm name
of “J. & D. J. Rhoads.” In the City Directory for 1810, their
office is given ‘‘on the south side of High St. (now Market St.),
near the Permanent Bridge.” ‘Their lumber yard extended from
what is now Twenty-second St. to Twenty-third St., and the land
from thence to the Schuylkill River was occupied by them as a
yard for cord wood and building sand. The sand was brought
up the river in a sloop owned by them, which was the first boat
to make regular trips up the river, as theirs was the first firm to
have a place of business on the Schuylkill wharfs.
In 1815 they resided in the house now numbered 1709
Market St., and here several of their children were born. In
1820 Joseph Rhoads built a house, which was demolished in
1801, on the “ west side of Schuylkill Fifth St.,’’ now Eighteenth
St., near Filbert. In 1824 he sold out his interest in the lumber
business to his cousin, Amos Jeanes, who had been his partner
for some time in his brother’s place, and returned with his family
162 ‘ GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
to the old home near Haddington, where he lived till his death
(8th mo. 28th, 1852). His wife, Naomi, died 8th mo. goth, 1842,
and both are buried in the Friends’ Graveyard at Darby, which
piece of ground was given to the Society by John Blunston,
creat-great-grandfather of Joseph Rhoads. Joseph Rhoads was
a member of the Society of Friends, and took a decided part in
the proceedings which led to the Separation, giving his hearty
support to that branch of which Elias Hicks was considered the
exponent. He was active in the anti-slavery cause, always
giving assistance to the escaped slaves. He was also one of the
earliest in the temperance movement, and a pioneer in abolishing
whiskey from the harvest fields. (Copied from an article written
by Emma Walter, grand-daughter of Joseph and Naomi T.
Rhoads.)
Joseph and Naomi (Thomas) Rhoads had nine children:
No. 648. I. Joshua ® Rhoads, born 1806, died 1876, married
Rosanna Ivins.
No. 649. II. Edward® Rhoads, born 8th mo. 20th, 1808, died
8th mo. 27th, 1810.
No. 650. III. James® Rhoads, born 4th mo. Ist, 1811, died
5th mo. 13th, 1886, married Alice Sellers.
No. 651. IV. Mary Ann® Rhoads, born 3d mo. 22d, 1813,
died Ist mo. 1gth, 1873.
No. 652. V. Sarah W.° Rhoads, born 2d mo. 16th, 1815,
died 4th mo. 26th, 1891, married William P.
Walter.
No. 6538. VI. Zillah® Rhoads, born 4th mo. 3d, 1817, died
4th mo. 20th, 1896, at Wilmington, Delaware.
No. 654. VII. John® Rhoads, born 1oth mo. 3d, 1819, died
1821.
No. 655. VIII. Daniel® Rhoads, born gth mo. 25th, 1821, died
3d mo. 11th, 1893, married Maria D. Smith.
FIFTH GENERATION. 163
No. 656. IX. Naomi® Rhoads, born 8th mo. 16th, 1824, mar-
ried Thomas Walter.
No. 247. SaRAH WALKER? (Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis‘),
born at ‘“‘ Rehobeth,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., Dec. 16th, 1775, died July 27th, 1849. She married,
1796, David Roberts, born 1765, died 1850, the son of Robert
and Ellin Roberts. Robert Roberts was the son of John
Roberts of Merion. He married, 1764, Ellin, daughter of Gerard
Jones. David Roberts was also a descendant of David Lloyd,
one of the prominent early settlers of Pennsylvania, and a mem-
ber of an ancient Welsh family.
David and Sarah (Walker) Roberts lived in the Roberts
homestead near Manayunk, Penna. ‘They had ten children:
No. 697. I. Ellen ® Roberts, born 1797, married William D.
Haines.
No. 658. ‘II. Isaac ® Roberts, born 1799, died at sea, unmar-
ried.
No. 659. III. Jesse* Roberts, born 1801, unmarried. (See
Appendix C.)
No. 660. IV. Mary Ann® Roberts, born 1802, married Walker
Moore.
No. 661. V. Jane W.° Roberts, born 1804, married Samuel
Hoopes.
No. 662. VI. Sarah® Roberts, born 1806, married Caleb
Hoopes.
No. 668. VII. Matthew® Roberts, born 1809, married Ellen
Moore (No. 159).
No. 664. VIII. Elizabeth ® Roberts, born 1814, married Phineas
Paiste.
No. 665. IX. Rebecca® Roberts, born 1811, married James
Paiste.
164 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 666. X. Rachel® Roberts, born 1817, died 1890, married
Isaac Wetherill.
No. 248. Ann WALKER? (Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,’ Lewis"),
born at “ Rehobeth,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., in the year 1777, died at Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, 1849. She
married, 4th mo. 14th, 1802, Samuel Richards, son of Samuel and
Beulah (Walker) Richards. (See No. 70.)
No. 249. Jos epH WALKER? (Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis '),
born at ‘‘ Rehobeth,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., 8th mo. 24th, 1780, died there, 1st mo. 1gth, 1858, married
5th mo., 1812, Priscilla, daughter of Thomas and Sarah (Coates)
Robinson, at Gwynedd Meeting-house. Priscilla Robinson was
born 6th mo. 20th, 1783, died 5th mo. iIgth, 1835. Thomas
Robinson was a son of William and Rachel (Parks) Robinson.
William came to Pennsylvania a bachelor, marrying, about the
year 1728, Rachel Parks, who came with her parents from Ire-
land, in 1721,to Chester, Penna. There are several heirlooms in
the family that belonged to her. One of them is a small chest
marked with her initials, another is a receipt book written by her
in the year 1718. The penmanship of the latter is fine and the
receipts are interesting and choice, showing her to have been a
good housekeeper. Of William Robinson’s parents we are in
ignorance. The name is English, and it is thought he may have
come from Yorkshire. There are many of his namethere. He
was a Quaker. In the Book of Records of the Philadelphia
Monthly Meeting we find that a person of that name came to
Philadelphia from Thirsk, Yorkshire, 1702, bringing his certifi-
cate, signed by Joseph, Samuel, Thomas and Nicholas Robinson
and others. As the last two are family names, it seems probable
that William Robinson, the grandfather of Priscilla, might have
FIFTH GENERATION. 165
been this man. Again,in ‘‘ Besse’s Sufferings,” Vol. 1, p. 127,
the name appears: 1655, Matthew Robinson, imprisoned at
Carlisle for refusing to pay Tithes. Anne imprisoned for preach-
ing in Carlisle. 1662, Adam, “four beasts’? were taken from
him worth £28. 1684, John and Thomas were imprisoned
and excommunicated at Cumberland. In 1660, in the North
Riding of Yorkshire, Isaac, Nicholas, Thomas and William
Robinson were imprisoned for refusing the oath.
William Robinson died in 1755. From “ Abstract of Wills,”
Pennsylvania Historical Society : ‘‘ William Robinson, of New
Providence, Philadelphia County, proved June 7th, 1755, men-
tions wife Rachel, children William, Thomas, Nicholas, Mary,
Elizabeth and Rebecca Valentine. Witnesses, Owen Evans,
Thomas Valentine. Signed, May 18th, 1755.’’ He had seven
children: William, born 1728 ; Elizabeth, born 1730, died 1839,
married Rossiter ; Rebekah, born 1732, married Thomas (?)
Valentine ; Mary, born 1736, died 1813, married Bane ;
Thomas, born 3d mo. gth, 1739, died 8th mo. 27th, 1822, mar-
ried Sarah Coates ; Nicholas, born 1741; Rachel, born 1743.
Thomas Robinson, son of William, married Sarah, daughter
of Moses and Priscilla (Hutchinson) Coates, 5th mo. 22d, 1771.
He rented a farm of Mr. Morris, near Phcenixville, on the Schuy!-
kill River, where he lived for over fifty years. When he died he
had his sons settled well in life on farms of theirown. The
family saw something of the British Army on its passage to
Philadelphia, and an interesting anecdote is given in Cope and
Futhey’s ‘‘ History of Chester County,’’ concerning Thomas
Robinson and the English General who tried, unsuccessfully, to
make him guide the troops across the river.
When the Schuylkill Canal was cut in the year 1822, there
was an outbreak of fever in the vicinity which was very fatal,
and Thomas Robinson, his wife, and daughter Rebecca, all died
166 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
of it within a few weeks of each other. He had seven children:
Rachel, born,1773, married William Davis, and has descendants
in Lancaster County and Chester, Penna. ; Moses, born 1774,
died 1855, married Anna Thomas (see No. 105); William, born
1776, descendants in Port Carbon, Penna. ; Thomas, born 1779,
moved to Illinois; Priscilla, born 1783, married Joseph Walker ;
Sarah, born 1787, died 1872, lived after the death of her parents
with Joseph Walker at ‘‘ Rehobeth,” and is buried in the Valley
Graveyard ; Rebekah, born 1793, died 1822. Moses, the eldest
son, lived in Charlestown Township, Chester Countv. He was
a surveyor, as well as a farmer, and a noted penman. Thereare
many deeds, wills and marriage certificates that were written by
him in which the hand-writing compares favorably with the old-
time manuscripts of recluse monks that are shown with so much
pride in museums and galleries. He was also one of the first
farmers to plant hedges in this country.
Sarah Coates, the wife of Thomas Robinson, born 1748,
married 5th mo. 22d, 1771, died 1oth mo. Ist, 1822, was a
daughter of Moses Coates, who was the son of Moses and
Susanna Coates. The latter brought their certificates, dated 3d
mo, 8th, 1717,from Carlow Monthly Meeting, Ireland, to Haver-
ford, Penna. Susanna Coates was a native of Munster, Ireland.
They settled at Phoenixville, in Chester County, about the year
1751. They had six children: Samuel, married Elizabeth, daugh-
ter of Aaron Mendenhall, in 1743, and had three sons, Aaron,
Moses, and Isaac, the latter of whom married Hannah Stalker,
and whose children reside at Coatesville, Penna., which town
was named for their grandfather, who settled there. (See “ His-
tory of Chester County,” by Futhey and Cope.) Moses, married
Priscilla Hutchinson, from near Penn’s Manor; Benjamin, mar-
ried Ann Longstreth, 1756, daughter of Bartholemew and Ann
(Dawson), and grand-daughter of Christopher Longstreth;
FIFTH GENERATION. 167
they had children, Jane, Susannah, Benjamin, and Tacy
Coates; Jonathan, married Jane Longstreth, sister of Ann, and
had Ann, James, Hannah, Jonathan, Susannah, Phcebe, Keziah,
Grace, Isaac, Jane, and Elizabeth Coates; Aaron, lived at Hav-
erford; Elizabeth, married John Mendenhall (?). Moses Coates,
the second son of Moses and Susanna, lived on the farm settled
by his father, a large tract of land that is now incorporated in the
town of Phoenixville. It is told in ‘The History of Chester
County ” that “ Benedict Arnold, after the victory of Saratoga,
which his gallantry had won, remained for a week at the house
of Moses Coates, near Phoenixville.’ He gave a party under
the cherry trees, to which General Washington, though invited,
did not come. Generals Gates and Mifflin, Colonels Davis and
Ballard were quartered at the house also, and had a guard of
twenty-four men. The tea table from which they are said to
have drunk many cups of tea is still in the family, as well as
some of the tea cups and the small silver teaspoons used by them.
The Coates family occupied this property for some time after the
Revolution, when the son, Moses, went to Virginia and settled
there, marrying, previous to his removal, Hannah, daughter of
Mordecai Moore, of Chester Valley. I think he was the only
son. Isaac Anderson, in an article published in ‘“ Potter’s
American Monthly,” for January, 1875, entitled ‘“ History of
Charlestown,” written about 1802, mentions them among the
original settlers of that township. He says: ‘The family of
Moses Coates by purchase and in the female line own and pos-
sess a part of the real estate of their great-grandfather.”
Some verses composed by Moses Robinson, the great-
grandson of Moses Coates, may be of interest to the lover of old
times. As he laid no claim to the laurels of a poet, we will not
criticise their literary merit.
168
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
MOSES COATES.
In the village of Phoenix and near a small rill,
That ripples o’er rocks as it descends from the hill,
By some wild honey locusts and near to the road,
The Pioneer of the Wilderness took up his abode,
Where a dark, tangled forest spread over his ground
And the howling of wolves made the valleys resound.
When the country around was all covered with wood,
A boundless wilderness and deep solitude.
His cattle did then to the wilderness stray,
And when evening drew near, he’d be wending his way
Through thick-set woodland and deep forest dell,
Directing his course by the sound of their bell :
And to prevent them from falling to the wild beasts a prey
He would lodge them in folds e’er the close of the day.
In morning, to the forest he would go with his axe,
And in health he did never from his labour relax,
Till his energy and strength made the wilderness yield,
And arich, yellow harvest waved over his field.
His labour each year did new beauties disclose, |
And the wilderness blossomed like unto the rose.
The bounties of Ceres his labours beguiled,
And where late was a desert, a paradise smiled.
His seven stout sons, so blithesome and gay,
With cheerfulness worked on his farm through the day,
And when evening approached and the herd boy appeared,
The lowing of cattle and cow boy was heard.
His farmers returning most jovially along,
The plough-boys were greeted with the dairy-maids’ song.
The songs of his spinners made his mansion resound,
And their spinning wheels then went merrily round.
Whilst his weaver hard by, in a separate room,
Was timing his ditty to his shuttle and loom.
With the product of his soil were his graneries stored,
And crowned was, with plenty, his hospitable board.
Kind Providence granting what he could reasonably desire,
And he rose to a competency to which few could aspire.
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But now, alas, how changed is the scene.
There is scarcely a vestige of what it has been.
Far down in his meadow where his cattle once strayed,
The sons of old Vulcan * their fire works displayed.
Dark columns of smoke in the heavens have appeared,
And loud peals of thunder are frequently heard.
And near its north border, close by the old swamp,
Where Jack o’ the Lantern did oft light his lamp,
There stands a huge column, belching forth smoke and flame,
As if A*tna and Vesuvius were playing a game.
His beautiful garden has gone to decay,
And his mill and his mansion have both passed away ;
And the boats may be seen, now, passing along,
Where his haymakers were enraptured with the dairy-maids’ song.
But nearly a century did since intervene,
And Oblivion’s dark mantle has shrouded the scene.
In these verses allusion is made to ‘‘seven stout sons’’ of
Moses Coates, but only five are recorded. Moses, 2d, had, I
think, but the one son, who went to Virginia.
Joseph Walker and his wife went, immediately after their
marriage, to a farm in Radnor Township, near old St. David's
Church, where they lived until 1822, when on the death of his
father he inherited the homestead ‘‘ Rehobeth,”’ to which he
moved, and there resided till his death. Priscilla, his wife, is said
to have been a gentle, quiet woman, and, like all the members of
her family, of an amiable disposition. On her death, her sister
Sarah took charge of the household, and was a mother to the
small children, by whom she was tenderly loved and honored.
She lived to be eighty-five, retaining all her faculties to the last.
She never wore “ flannels,” and all her gowns were made low-
necked and of a by-gone fashion, her shoulders being discreetly
covered with silk or mull kerchiefs. She was a famous knitter,
as well as a charming story teller.
* Allusion is here made to the Phcenix Iron Works.
170 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Joseph Walker was a large, handsome man, with a ruddy
complexion, and a kind and cheery manner. Residing at the
homestead, and being near the meeting-house, of which he in-
herited the office of care-taker, all the stranger Friends came to
his house, where a hearty welcome was always accorded them.
In his day the Quaker preachers traveled all over the country
on mission work, sometimes in carriages, sometimes on_horse-
back, and whenever they came near the Valley they turned aside
to make their home with Joseph Walker for a few days. He
sometimes preached in small meetings; though he was not
endowed with the gift of eloquence, he was what is called ‘an
accepted minister.””’ He and Joseph’ Davis sat at the head of the
Valley Meeting in the gallery, and, in the absence of visiting
preachers, had a few words to say. Their example as God-
fearing, honest men and courteous gentlemen had possibly more
effect on their hearers than the words they uttered.
During Joseph Walker’s occupancy of the homestead the
house was extensively changed. A kitchen was added to the
north side, and the former kitchen was converted into a sitting-
room, while the quaint old room which had served for meetings
of worship in Lewis Walker’s time, and had been the family
room for over a century, was transformed into a dining-room.
The bed-rooms in the old part of the house were also changed.
Joseph and Priscilla Walker, along with six of their children,
are buried in the graveyard at the top of the hill. They had
eight children :
No. 667. I. Lewis © Walker, born 1813, died 1813.
No. 668. II. Isaac® Walker, born 1814, died 1839. He was
a young man of much promise, and his death
was a serious loss to his family. He died of
pneumonia.
FIFTH GENERATION. I7I
No. 669. III. Thomas R.° Walker, born 1816, died 1875,
married Mary Baynes.
No. 670. IV. Moses ® Walker, born 1817, died 1870, married
Sarah S. Davis.
No. 671. V. Mary® Walker, born 1820, unmarried. Lives
with her brother at ‘‘ Rehobeth.”’
No. 672. VI. Sarah® Walker, born July 31st, 1821, died July
31st, 1840.
No. 673. VII. Hananiah ® Walker, born 1823, died , mar-
ried Susan Katon.
No. 674. VIII. Joseph ® Walker, born 1826, married Ellen L.
Wells.
No. 250. HanantaH WALKER?’ (Isaac,* Joseph,*® Isaac,”
Lewis'), born at ‘‘ Rehobeth,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., 2d mo. 2d, 1782, died at ‘‘ The Meadows,” in
the same township in the year 1822, of typhus fever, a disease
epidemic at that time in the vicinity. He married Jane, born
1783, daughter of David and Susanna (Malin) Havard, of Tredyf-
frin Township. In 1813, Hananiah Walker made acknowledg-
ment to the Radnor Monthly Meeting for “marrying out,” and
a year later his wife did the same.
The Havards were among the earliest settlers of Chester
County, the first on record being John Havard, who took up a
large tract of land lying between Howellville and New Centre-
ville about the commencement of the 18th century. This tract
comprised the farms of the late William Ritter, David Wilson,
William Roberts, and William Davis as well as that owned by
A. J. Cassatt, called ‘‘ Chester Brook,” which until recently
was the property of David Havard.
The family came originally from Wales, but from what part
of the Principality is not known. In the ‘“ Pennsylvania Archives,”’
172 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
3d Series, Vol. XIX., we learn that, “By virtue of a letter of
Attorney under the hands of the said Joseph and Mary Lloyd, of
the town of and county of Haverford West, cordwainer, dated
30th, Ist mo., 1690, Granted 100 acres to Mary Havard, widow
of David Havard, deceased.’”’ This would seem to indicate that
they came from Pembrokeshire. There are Havards now living
in Narberth, which is only a few miles from Haverford West.
Again, in the same volume of the ‘‘ Pennsylvania Archives,” we
come across the name, when “ 4th mo. 5th, 1696, Hannah and
John Parson sold 210 acres to David Havard, dying intestate, left
his son, John, heir to the said land, to whom Mary, his mother,
relict of the said David, and the said Hannah, relict of John Day
and now wife to James Atkinson, requested it may be confirmed
by patent.’”’ This was done at a Session of the Commissioners
of Philadelphia, 3d mo. 1oth, 1701. (This was part of John
Day’s grant of 1250 acres given 6th mo. Igth, 1681.) Again, in
Minute Book G, ‘Signed a patent to David Harvard for 229
acres.”’ I cannot account for this anachronism of David Havard
being dead in 1690, and buying land in 1696, except it be
another David Havard. We know there was one of that name,
a ‘‘glover,” who had a daughter Ann, who married John Powell,
cooper, 11th mo. 12th, 1696. The marriage was witnessed by
John and David Havard. (Radnor Meeting Records.)
John Havard, son and heir of David and Mary Havard, born
in Wales, 1674, married, 1706, Margaret, daughter of John and
Elizabeth Lewis, of Haverford. He was executor to her father’s
estate. There is in the family a Church of England prayer-book,
dated 1656, that was the property of Margaret Lewis. They
lived in the house recently occupied by David Havard, near
Howellville, which is still standing. Margaret, the wife of John
Havard, died in 1712, leaving two daughters: Mary, born 1709,
who married, 1738, Herbert Thomas (see No. 112); and Mar-
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garet, born 1711, who married, 1oth mo. 27th, 1762, John
Hibberd. John Havard married second, Sarah Evans, and had
John, born 1714; Ann, 1716; Hannah, 1718; Elizabeth, 1720;
Sarah, 1721; David, 1723, died 1724; (?) Samuel, 1726, and
Benjamin, 1729. (Radnor Meeting Records.)
John, the son of John and Sarah (Evans) Havard, married
Miriam Thomas. A house was built for them on a part of the
Havard tract, which was afterwards occupied by their grand-
children, William Davis and his sisters; a portion of the farm
was also given to them. They had but one child, Mary, who
married William Davis. This property was put up for sale on
the death of the last child of William and Mary (Havard) Davis,
and it was bought by David Havard, the former owner of
‘Chester Brook.” During the winter of 1777-8, General the
Count Du Portails had his headquarters at the house of John
Havard, and has left his name cut upon one of the panels of
a door.
David, another son of John and Sarah (Evans) Havard, mar-
ried Susanna Malin. (There must be a mistake in the record or
else another son was born after the death of the David who died
in 1724.) They lived at the homestead and inherited the farm
of 300 acres that went withit. They had three children: Sarah,
born 1775, married Jonathan Miller; Benjamin, born 1780, mar-
ried Mary Jones; and Jane, who married Hananiah Walker.
The other son of John and Sarah (Evans) Havard, who lived
to grow up, was Samuel, who, with his two unmarried sisters,
lived in the house on the other side of the creek, which was
recently the home of William Ritter. He never married, and at
his death, in 1808, left his land, the Ritter and Wilson farms, to
his nephew, Dr. John Havard Davis, from whom it was after-
wards sold by the sheriff. It is said that this same nephew
inherited, along with the land, thirty thousand dollars in silver,
174 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
which was as much as three men could carry. The two sisters,
Hannah and Sarah Havard, willed all of their property to their
nephew, Benjamin Havard, who gave it to his only daughter,
Susan, who married William Roberts (No. 680), who is the
present owner.
Benjamin and Mary (Jones) Havard had a son David, before
mentioned, who married Mary Reinhart. They lived at the old
home until it was sold, and there all, except the last one of his
children, who is the child of his second wife, were born. His
eldest daughter, Lydia, married Abyah Stephens, the son of
William M. and Susan (Davis) Stephens (see No. 267). His
other children are Frank, John, David, Lewis, Charles, Ellen and
Wade Havard.
Elizabeth, daughter of John and Sarah (Evans) Havard mar-
ried at ‘‘Tredyffrin Meeting, Ist mo. 3d, 1753,” John, son of
John Jacobs, of Providence, which marriage was witnessed by
John, Sarah, Hannah and Samuel Havard. It is recorded also
that ‘‘ David Powell, of Philadelphia, surveyor, and Mary
Havard, of Merion, widow,’ were married in 1706. Witnesses,
John, William and Margaret Havard. This William Havard
who signed the certificate must have been a member of the
family also; he married roth mo., 1712,‘‘ Captain Roche’s
daughter, Elizabeth.’ William Davis, Justice of the Peace of
Chester County, married them.
Henry Woodman, heretofore extensively quoted, says in his
“History of Valley Forge’”’ that General Lafayette took up his
quarters with Samuel Havard, who lived on Valley Creek, two
miles south of Washington’s headquarters, and “that a friendly
intercourse” was kept up between him and the Baron De Kalb,
who was at the house of Abijah Stephens, lower down the
Valley. From the same authority we learn that General Knox
lived with John Havard, whose property extended towards
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Valley Forge on “both sides of the Baptist road,’ and that
General Lee was quartered with David Havard.
Though the Havards were Quakers, they owned slaves, and
when it became obligatory in the Society to free their negroes or
forfeit their membership, which was about the year 1750, David
Havard gave his their freedom. It is said though they accepted
their freedom they all returned to the old home to die. It is
characteristic of the family that they took them in, as they have
always been noted for their kindness to the poor and the dis-
tressed, as well as for their hospitality to their friends.
There was a Havard family in Wales that occupied a promi-
nent place in its history at one time, and although we have found
nothing to conneet them with the Chester County Havards, yet
the similarity of names leads one to think that they are of the
same origin. In ‘The Visitation of Wales,” I5QI, we read:
“In 1092, Bernard Newmarch, or Nova Mercata, followed the
example of other Norman Knights, and crossed over from
France to Wales, wasting the country in Breconshire and put-
ting all that opposed him to the sword. He took possession of
various choice lands and gave others to his followers. To one
of these, Sir Walter Havard, he gave the Castle of Pontwilym,
where for many generations they resided in considerable affluence.
The name of Havard appears to be a corruption of De Havre, or
Havre de Grace, at the mouth of the Seine in Normandy.”
(Havre signifies mouth.)
In 1591 Lawrens Havard prepared a family record for the
Herald, who made a visitation in Wales at that time. When
this occurred all manner of persons who pretended to the use of
arms, or were styled esguzres or gentlemen, had to appear before
him and show by what authority they claimed the distinction.
They were ordered to bring their avms, crests, pedigrees and
descents, ‘‘and such evidence of ancient writing as may justify
176 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
the same.”” As long as the laws of chivalry were honored this
custom was continued, and without it many pedigrees would
have been lost. After 1688 it was discontinued, partly by the
incompetency and dishonesty of the persons deputed by the '
Heralds to collect information. The earliest of the published
records is 1529, and they were collected about every twenty-five
years. Sometimes a family would neglect it by reason of poverty,
for there was a tax to pay, and sometimes they let it fall into
desuetude, as inthe time of Cromwell, for conscientious reasons.
The Quakers, following the example of the early Christians,
looked upon all such things as worldly pride. They gave up the
outward sign of noble birth, and frequently cut themselves off
from every member of their family who was of another religious
way of thinking. For that reason many of the Pennsylvanians
left their coats-of-arms in the old world, though entitled to bear
them.
The record prepared by Lawrens Havard contains eleven
generations, commencing with Sir Peter Hafart, of the time of
William Rufus, who would probably be a son of Sir Walter. It
runs thus: David and his brother John Havard, son of Larens,
son of Hary, son of Thomas, son of Wiliam, son of Wiliam,
son of Meredyedd, son of Madog, son of Gwalter, son of John,
son of Sir Peter Hafart.
Another “ Visitation” of 1597 gives: Pyrs Havard, son of
Thomas, son of John of Radnor, son of Piers, son of John, son
of Hywel, son of Stephen, son of Davydd, son of Llewelyn
Crygeryr, who married Jonet, daughter and heir of Thomas
Havard.
The arms of this old Welsh family are very simple, a
roughly executed bull’s head, the motto, ‘‘In deo spes.” One
of the mottoes of a branch of the family is, ‘“‘ Hafardiad pen tarw
kock a thair ser aur.” I have seen the arms carved on the east
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end of the ‘ Vicars Chapel” in the old Priory Church at Brecon,
Wales. This Chapel was erected by the Havards, and in the
time of Queen Elizabeth was known as the ‘“‘ Havard Chapel.”’
The initials B. H. are carved above it. The avms appear on
several tombs of the old church. Indeed, this part of Wales was
the home of the family for generations. The old castle of Pont-
wilym was near Brecon, and Brecon Castle, the stronghold of
Bernard Newmarch, though in ruins, still dominates the town.
From ‘Antiquities of Glamorganshire’’: ‘‘There came manie
gentlemen with the said Bernard Newmarch, among them, the
Havards of the Manour of Pontwilym.” ‘The Havards after
sixteen generations removed to Dolhaidd, and afterwards to
Goitre, Carmarthenshire.’’ ‘A name which has been familiar in
Breconshire ever since Surnames were invented.” ‘ Pontwilym,
where the Havards for many ages held sway.”’
From “County Families of Wales,” by Thomas Nicholas,
Vol. L., page 89: Havard, “for many generations resided in
considerable affluence at Pontwilym. In the 8th generation
Madog Havard married a Welsh lady of the family of Einion
Sais, ancestor of Sir David Gam.’’ *
‘Thomas Havard served as sheriff of Breconshire, 1543,
"49, 56, but the name does not afterwards appear. About the
16th generation, the family for some reason or other left Pont-
wilym, and probably the principal branch left Breconshire, for we
find no mention of them henceforth at Pontwilym. John, the son
of the sheriff, who is said to have married a daughter of Llewelyn
ap Rhys, of Peytyn Gwyn, and who is not called ‘ of Pontwilym,’
had a son Harry, of Dolhaidd, County Carmarthan, and his
grandson Harry, is called ‘of Goitre in Emlyn.’ This Harry
* The picturesque old mansion of Sir David Gam is in Brecon, on the other side of
the River Usk from the Chapel and Castle.
178 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
married Mary, daughter of Rev. Morris Williams, vicar of
Llangelen, 1613. In about six generations after him the name
disappears in Carmarthenshire, through failure of male issue.
In Breconshire, in junior branches it exists longer, and is pos-
sibly not yet extinct. The site of the ancestral mansion is
still dimly visible in the depression of a moat which sur-
rounded it.”’
There was a Sir William Havard, Knight, of Cardiff, Gla-
morganshire, in 1586. Thomas Havard lived in Radnor town
in 1597. In 1591 a David Havard had brothers and sisters
named John, Ffylib, Nickolas, Ann, Mari, Marged, and Elsbeth.
On or before his marriage with Jane Havard, Hananiah
Walker gave up the business of hatter, to which trade he had
served an apprenticeship with his uncle Lewis Walker, in Phila-
delphia, and ‘went to farming. . He bought the property adjoin-
ing that of his brother Joseph, from Helen, a daughter of John
Miller, and called it ‘The Meadows.” John Miller had bought
it from William Godfrey, who inherited it from his father,
Thomas Godfrey, who came here from Wales in 1708. The
house in which the Godfreys lived was torn down some thirty or
more years ago. It had served as a tenant house for John
Miller, who had built himself a new dwelling close by, which is
now the residence of the Walker family.
To this ‘new house’? came Hananiah and Jane Walker, and
here their children were born, but all too soon both the father
and mother died, leaving four children to the guardianship of
their uncle, Joseph Walker. An aunt, Rachel Walker (No. 256),
lived with them until her marriage.
The children of Hananiah and Jane (Havard) Walker were :
No. 675. I. Havard ® Walker, born 7th mo. 3d, 1815, married
Martha Potts.
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No. 676. II. Lewis® Walker, born Ist mo. 27th, 1817, died
12th mo. 3d, 1868, married Susan Davis, born
8th mo. 3d, 1827, died 6th mo. 5th, 1854, on
the birth of her only child.
No. 677. III. David& Walker, born toth mo. 8th, 1818, died
1889, married Hannah Cowgill.
No. 678. IV. Mary Ann® Walker, born 1oth mo. 12th, 1820,
died , married William W. Richards.
No. 252. Mary Wa tker® (Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,? Lewis '),
born at ‘‘Rehobeth,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., 6th mo. 22d, 1785, married, 12th mo. 20th, 1809,
Joseph Roberts, son of William and Rebecca Roberts, of Charles-
town Township, Chester County, Penna. Joseph Roberts was
born 8th mo. 7th, 1786. He was grandson of Hugh and Jonne
Roberts, of Merion. He died several years before his wife.
Hugh Roberts married Jane, daughter of Owen ap Evans (see
No. 5), according to some authorities.
Mary W. Roberts was a woman whom every one loved and
delighted to honor. She was singularly sympathetic and kind
to everybody, and of a social disposition, which delighted in
giving and receiving visits. She helped keep alive the feeling of
kinship among her relations, and the notes collected by her were
the nucleus of this genealogy. She had a good memory, and
knew the youngest amongst us as well as she knew our earlier
ancestors. She seemed the connecting link between the genera-
tions. She had known her grandfather, born 1731, as well as
his mother, born 1713, who died 1802; therefore her stories of
‘old times’ were valuable andinteresting. She might well have
been called ‘the family minstrel.’’ She would recite old ballads,
commemorative of local events, those composed by her uncle,
‘Billie’? Thomas, being the favorites. She lived to a good old
180 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
age, her mind active to the last, as her heart was full of love.
Joseph and Mary (Walker) Roberts had eight children:
No. 679. I. Sarah ® Roberts, married John Williams.
No. 680. II. William ® Roberts, married Susanna Havard.
No. 681. III. Lewis *® Roberts, married Sarah Maris.
No. 682. IV. Walker® Roberts, died 1817.
No. 683. | V. Stephen ® Roberts, married Cordelia ,
No. 684. VI. Rebekah® Roberts, died 1836.
No. 685. VII. Mary Ann ® Roberts, died 1824.
No. 686. VIII. Mary W.® Roberts, married Caleb Hoopes.
(See No. 662.)
No. 253. PriscILLA WALKER® (Isaac,* Joseph,? Isaac,’
Lewis"), born at ‘‘ Rehobeth,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., 1788, married, 1810, Cornelius Conard, son of
Joseph and Martha Conard. They had six children:
No. 687. I. Isaac® Walker Conard.
No. 688. ‘II. Martha ® Conard, drowned in 1848, in New Jer-
sey Bay, aged 18.
No. 689. III. Joseph® Conard, scalded to death in infancy by
falling into a large kettle of hot water.
No. 690. IV. Mary °® Conard, married Elijah Lewis.
No. 691. V. Hananiah® Conard, died ,
No. 692. VI. Ann® Conard, died 1856.
No, 255. JANE Waker? (Isaac,* Joseph,® Isaac,’ Lewis’),
born at ‘“ Rehobeth,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., 1792, married, Ist, Caleb Richards, of Schuylkill Town-
ship, Chester County, Penna., who died 2d mo. 2d, 1824. They
had three children :
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No. 693. I. John® Richards, died 1875, married, 1st, Mary
Ann Thomas; 2d, Eliza Eastburn. Children
died young.
No. 694. II. Isaac W.® Richards, married Susanna W. Sands.
No. 695. III. Samuel S.* Richards, married Elizabeth Justice.
Jane (Walker) Richards married, 2d, William Hallowell, of
Plymouth Township, Montgomery County, Penna. The mar-
riage took place at the Friends’ Meeting, Schuylkill Township,
3d mo. 20th, 1828. William Hallowell was a descendant of
John and Mary Hallowell, who came from Hucknow, Parish of
Sutton, Nottinghamshire, England, in 1682, and settled at
Abington, Penna. William Hallowell was a widower, living on
his farm in Plymouth Township, to which home he took his wife,
Jane, with her children, and there they resided the rest of their
lives. They both lived to be quite aged. Caleb Hallowell, the
only surviving son of William and Jane, inherited this property
at his father’s death. William and Jane Hallowell had three
children :
No. 696. IV. Kate ® Hallowell, married William Jenkins.
No. 697. V. Caleb °® Hallowell, married Hettie Yerkes.
No. 698. VI. Benjamin *® Hallowell, died 1859, of consumption
of the lungs.
No. 259. SaRAH YARNALL® (Priscilla,* Joseph,’ Isaac,’
Lewis '), born at Edgmont, Penna., 1st mo. 4th, 1786, died 5th
mo. 29th, 1811, married, Ist mo. 7th, 1808, Meredith Pennell,
born 1788, died 1818, at Middletown Meeting. Meredith was
the son of Joseph Pennell. (See the Sharpless Genealogy.)
They had two children :
No. 699. I. Priscilla W.* Pennell, born 8th mo. 5th, 1800,
married John Wells.
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No. 700. II. Thamzin R.® Pennell, born 3d mo. 22d, 1811, died
5th mo. 5th, 1868, married Paschall Morris.
No. 260. Ext Yarnact °* (Priscilla,* Joseph,* Isaac,’ Lewis '),
born at Edgmont, Penna., married Alice Pennell. (See the
Sharpless Genealogy.) They had:
No. 701. I. Alice® Yarnall, born 1812, died 1831.
No. 264. Saran WALKER ° (Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis’),
born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., March
14th, 1791, died Dec. oth, 1875, married, 1st, Benjamin Moore ;
2d, William Hughes. She had three children by her first
marriage :
No. 702. I. Sarah é Moore, died young.
No. 703. II. Margaret® Moore, died ,
No. 704. III. Isaac Walker® Moore, married Margaret Harvey.
No. 265. RicHARD CURRIE WALKER? (Thomas,‘ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., Jan. 30th, 1793, died in the same Township, Aug. Iogth,
1870. He married, rst, Sarah Cleaver, daughter of Jonathan
and Rebecca (Ivins) Cleaver. (See No. 282.) His second wife
was Rebecca Ann Jones. He married for his third wife Sarah Ann
Jones, who was his second wife’s niece. Richard Walker lived for
the greater part of his married life at the ““ Wayne Headquarters
farm,” which his father had purchased of the estate on the death
of Joseph Walker. Some time in the “ fifties’’ he gave this
property up to the management of his son Ivins, and removed
to a small farm near by, where he resided the remainder of his life.
* Eli Yarnall married Elizabeth, daughter of William Yarnall, and lived at West
Chester, Penna. Was this a second marriage, or was it another man? There is on
record a Priscilla Eli Yarnall, born 12th mo. 28th, 1812, died 3d mo. 27th, 183t.
FIFTH GENERATION. 183
He was interested in other business affairs besides that of
farming, one of which was that of lime burning at Port Kennedy.
He was early afflicted with rheumatic gout, an hereditary disease,
which rendered him for many years dependent upon crutches in
walking. He was a handsome man, beloved by every one with
whom he associated. His last wife, Sarah Ann, survived him.
They are buried in the Valley Graveyard. Richard and Sarah
(Cleaver) Walker had two sons:
No. 705. I, Jonathan® Walker, born July 25th, 1818, mar-
ried Caroline Blanchard.
No. 706. II. Thomas Ivins® Walker, died
Isabelle Henry.
, married
Richard and Rebecca Ann (Jones) Walker had one son :
No. 707. III. Richard ® Walker, married Martha Wood.
Richard and Sarah Ann (Jones) Walker had four children :
No. 708. IV. Mary ® Walker, married William Vogdes.
No. 709. V. Margaret ® Walker, died unmarried, of consump-
tion. .
No. 710. VI. John ® Walker, married Emma Stephens.
No. 711. VII. Sarah Rebecca® Walker, married Edward Bon-
sall.
No, 266. WiLL1AM WaLkER® (Thomas,‘ Joseph,® Isaac,’
Lewis*), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna.,
Feb. 8th, 1795, died at ‘‘ Rehobeth Spring,” March roth, 1873.
He was married, Jan. 28th, 1817, by Parson Clay, to Sarah
Pennypacker, born Feb, 28th, 1797, died at ‘“‘ Rehobeth Spring,”
Jan. 17th, 1878. She was the daughter of Mathias and Mary
(Maris) Pennypacker (née Longaker, daughter of David Long-
aker), of Charlestown Township, Chester County, Penna.
The Pennypacker family is descended from Hendrick Panne-
184 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
becker, who was born in Holland, probably in Flomborn, about
1674, and came to Pennsylvania before 1702, where he died
April 4th, 1754. He married, 1699, in Germantown, Pa., Eve,
daughter of Hans Peter Umstat, who arrived in Philadelphia on
the “Francis & Dorothy,’ Oct. 12th, 1685. This ship sailed
from London, Richard Bridgeman commanding. Hans Peter
was son of Nicholas Umstat, who died at Crefeldt on the Rhine,
1682. Hans Peter died 1702.
Hendrick Pannebecker settled about Wernersville, Penna.
(For more particulars see “ The Pennypacker Pedigree,’ by
Judge S. W. Pennypacker.) His son, Jacob, born 1715, died
1752, married Margaret Tyson, daughter of Mathias (died 1766)
and Barbara Tyson, and granddaughter of Cornelius and Mar-
garet Tyson. Mathias Pennypacker, son of Jacob and Margaret
(Tyson) Pennypacker, born Oct. 14th, 1742, father of Sarah
Walker, was a noted Mennonite preacher.
According to an entry in his father’s note-book, ‘ William
and Sarah moved to the Lower place, 4th mo. 3d, 1817.’’ The
dwelling-house, known as “ Rehobeth Spring,” was built by
Enoch Walker, and was occupied by him for atime. The farm
is a part of the original Walker tract, and lies between “ Reho-
beth’’ and the “ Wayne Headquarters farm.”’ William Walker
lived here for more than fifty years. He was a prosperous
farmer, a man of genial disposition, and much hospitality was
dispensed in the old rambling farm-house by him and his family.
His wife, Sarah Walker, had the reputation of having been the
prettiest girl in Charlestown Township, and no one would doubt
it who looked at her in her beautiful old age. She has trans-
mitted her good looks to her children along with her warm-
hearted, social - disposition. They celebrated their golden
wedding in 1867, surrounded by a number of children, grand-
children, and great-grandchildren. They are buried in the
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Valley Graveyard beside their two youngest children, who died
before them. They had ten children :
No. 712. I. Thomas Umstat § Walker, born Nov. 6th, 1817,
died Sept. oth, 1895, married Eleanor Massey.
No. 718. II. Mary Pennypacker® Walker, born Sept. 3d,
1819, died Nov. 15th, 1889, married T. Coffin
Colket.
No. 714. III. Margaret Currie® Walker, born Oct. oth, 1821,
married John O. Stearns.
No. 715. IV. Annie Ross® Walker, born Oct. 11th, 1823,
died July 18th, 1868, married Dr. M. J.
Pennypacker.
No. 716. V. Emma Jane® Walker, born Aug. 3Ist, 1825,
married Winfeld S. Wilson.
No. 717. VI. Mathias P.§ Walker, born Sept. 8th, 1827, mar-
ried Eliza Rambo.
No. 718. VII. Rebecca A. J.° Walker, born Sept. 5th, 1830,
married Charles D. Massey.
No. 719. VIII. Sallie M.° Walker, born 1832, died Oct. 21Ist,
1883, married David W. Worthington, Jan.
gth, 1862. S.p.
No. 720. IX. William Nathan® Walker, born March 3oth,
1835, died March Ist, 1872.
No. 721. X. Athalia L. T.6 Walker, born June 13th, 1837,
died August oth, 1858.
No. 267, HANNAH WaALKER® ( Thomas,’ Joseph,’ Isaac,’
Lewis’), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna.,
June 15th, 1797, died Sept. roth, 1881. She married, Feb. 16th,
1820, Stephen Stephens, of the same township, born 11th mo.
5th, 1795, died 3d mo. 19th, 1872. Hewas a son of Stephen
and Sarah (MacVeagh) Stephens.
186 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
The Stephens family are among the earliest settlers of
Chester County, and some members of it still occupy the land
purchased by their ancestor from William Penn, They have
been associated with the Walkers from the earliest times, both in
business and social relations, and the two families have so fre-
quently intermarried that the history of one is almost the history
of the other.
Lewis Walker and Stephen Bevans were the originators of
the Valley Meeting in 1714. Stephen Evans (or Bevans) with
Daniel and Isaac Walker were the pioneers in the iron industry
of Pennsylvania. The forge they started at Mt. Joy for its
manufacture gave the name of Valley Forge to the place. (See
Penna. Maga., Vol. XVIL., p. 93.) Stephen Evans’ name is
attached as a witness to Lewis Walker’s will, as well as to several
of the wedding certificates belonging to the family.
The earliest ancestor of whom the present generation has any
definite knowledge is Evan ap Evan, or Evan Bevan, who had
a large grant of land (tradition says 2000 acres) in the Welsh
tract. This included the farms now owned by William Fisher,
the late Abraham Beidler, James Chatwin, Lewis Piersol and
William Stephens. Henry Woodman, in his ‘ History of Valley
Forge,’’* says: ‘The original tract, containing upwards of 2000
acres, was taken up by Evan ap Bevan, or Evaniah Bevan, a native
of Radnorshire, in the Principality of Wales, about the year 1686.
‘Whether he emigrated to this country or not, I cannot say
with certainty, but from having seen his name to certain title
deeds, I have come to the conclusion that he must have resided
for several of the last years of his life in this, then, Province of
Pennsylvania. One thing is certain, that he was the original
* History of Valley Forge,’’ a series of letters that were written many years ago
by Henry Woodman, a descendant of Evan ap Evan. They were published ina Bucks
County newspaper, and have been preserved by a member of the family in a scrapbook.
FIFTH GENERATION. 187
ancestor of the Stephens family, since very numerous in that
part of the country, and some branches of the family now in
possession of a part of other land granted to him years ago.
‘“T have always understood that this was the first forge
(Valley Forge) for the manufacture of iron in the Province, and
was first commenced by Stephen Evans, a son of the aforesaid
Evan ap Bevan, and Isaac Walker, a son of Lewis, the original
ancestor of the Walker family, since, and at this time composing
a numerous and respectable portion of the inhabitants of that
part of the country, some of them now being in possession of the
original portion of land granted to him in 1684.”
Stephen Bevan, the son of Evan ap Evan, changed his name
to Stephen Evans. In the Radnor Monthly Meeting Records
we may see the register of his marriage. It says: Stephen
Evans, of Tredyffrin, batchelor, married Mary Davis, spinster,
daughter of William, of Upper Merion, 9th mo. 12th, 1718. He
took his wife to Tredyffrin, where a house was erected near by
the present Stephens homestead, now owned by the Fisher
family, and here they lived, farming the large tract of land he
had inherited from his father. He had a brother David, as will
be seen on reading his will, who probably shared in his father’s
estate. From ‘Abstract of Wills,’ at Penna. Hist. Soc. : “ Stephen
Evans, of Chester Co., Yeoman: his wife Mary, sons, Jesse and
Abijah, executors. His children, David, Ruth (Hayle), Benja-
min, Abijah, and Jesse: grand-daughter Prudence Hayle.
Trustees, his brother David and Thomas Waters. Witnesses:
David Stephens, Thomas Waters and William Godfrey. Signed,
Feb. 21st. 1754. Proved, June 12th, 1754.”
In the will of David Lewis, 1752, he mentions his friends
Abijah, Jesse and Benjamin Stephens, and Stephen Evans is
appointed one of the executors. Of these children, Abijah
Stephens married Priscilla Thomas, daughter of Thomas Thomas.
188 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
(See No. 46.) The wedding was witnessed by Mary, David,
Elizabeth and Hannah Stephens, William, Hezekiah, Philip and
Rebekah Thomas and others. David, another son of Stephen
Evans, married Elizabeth Edwards, daughter of Maurice and
Eleanor Edwards. David lived near Valley Forge, in the house
now occupied by his descendant, William Stephens. His wife,
an only child, inherited a large farm adjoining, now owned by
Mr. Pearsoll. They had three children: Maurice Stephens ;
Abiah Stephens, married Elizabeth Moore; and Eleanor Steph-
ens, who married Jacob Richardson, of Valley Forge.
Abijah Stephens, in course of time, built a larger house for
his family near the old one. He was a prosperous farmer, and
much respected in the neighborhood. He and his wife were
worthy people, and, like other residents of that section of
country, they were intimately associated with the American
Army at Valley Forge. It is said that every bit of rail fence on
the Stephens farm was burnt by the soldiers for fire wood dur-
ing that memorable winter of ’77 and’78. Various other heavy
losses were sustained by them. He had what ts called ‘a gift
in medicine.” He had the title of ‘ Doctor,” though he had
never studied at any college for the degree, and his services
were highly appreciated by the soldiers at the camp. He made
a salve, noted for its healing powers, that was much in requisi-
tion, the receipt of which is still in the family and still used. His
services as a physician were always given gratuitously and his
posterity was taught to do the same. As one of his descendants
remarks, in furnishing me with incidents relating to her family :
‘That is perhaps the reason that none of us have ever risen to
wealth.” There are some interesting stories related of the family
that were sent me by Mrs. Lydia W. (Stephens) Hillis, which I
take pleasure in inserting :
FIFTH GENERATION. 189
FEEDING THE SOLDIERS.
‘‘ Washington having decided to encamp for the winter at Valley Forge,
sent some of his officers in advance to secure headquarters for the different
commanders. The utmost secrecy in regard to their movements being
necessary, they could give but little warning, except to pass through the
neighborhood and write upon the doors of the different houses the name of
the General who expected to occupy it. Upon my grandfather's door they
wrote ‘Headquarters of General Wheeden.’ Knowing the famished
condition of the soldiers, my grandmother prepared a large pot of soup
they having killed a beef a few days before and baked from a large tub of
buckwheat batter a quantity of cakes. Upon these, with accompanying
vegetables, the soldiers were feasting when General Wheeden arrived, and
he, being of a very inhuman disposition, swore at them for entering the
house before his arrival, striking some with his sword, all fleeing from him
in abject terror. Regardless of the threats of the commanding officer, my
grandmother ordered the soldiers to carry the vessels of soup into the
yard, and there they devoured their meal, as described by my grand-
parents, ‘ like ravenous beasts,’ so great was their hunger.
‘‘ Happily, General Wheeden’s reign was of short duration. His
successor was Baron De Kalb, between whom and my grandfather a warm
friendship was formed. Many letters passed between them afterwards,
none of which have been preserved, except a letter of introduction which
was brought by a friend of the Baron, Captain Du Ponceau, of Philadelphia,
who was seeking country air in quest of health.”’
Sarah S. Walker, wife of Moses Walker (No. 670), and great-
grand-daughter of, Abijah Stephens, has seen the original letter
of introduction, and fortunately had a copy of it along with some
explanatory remarks clipped from a newspaper :
A REVOLUTIONARY LETTER.
‘‘ During the time when the American Army was encamped at Valley
Forge in 1777-8, the Baron De Kalb, who held the rank of Major-General,
and who was afterwards killed at the first battle of Camden in South Caro-
lina, had his headquarters at the house of a gentleman, named Abijah
Stephens, not far from the historical camp-ground.
‘‘ After the Army had left this part of the country, the Baron gave a
Igo GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
friend a letter of introduction to Mr. Stephens, some copies of which are still
in existence. This is the letter :
‘¢« PHILADELPHIA, April 12th, 1780.
¢SrR : Captain Du Ponceau, a particular friend of mine, going to
Valley Forge for change of air and the recovery of his health, and being un-
acquainted with the country, I shall take it as a very peculiar favor if you can
and will do him the service to introduce him into some neighboring houses.
I shall be glad to hear from you and your family. I hope they are all well.
Though I was very poorly, yet when I left you in 1778, I recovered so well
during the campaign that I have been hearty ever since. Colonel Dubuison,
whom I left in camp in Morristown, is well. Major Rogers left the army
in October, 1778, and is since at home in Baltimore. Iam to set out for
South Carolina in a short time. Could have wished to call on you before,
but do not think I have it in my power.
‘«*T wish you all happiness, wealth and prosperity, and am, sir, your
very humble servant, The BARon DE KALB, Major-General.
‘©«To Mr. Stephens, by favor of Captain Du Ponceau, near Valley
Forge.’ "’
When the Hessian troops passed through the Valley they
visited the Stephens homestead, an account of which has been
furnished me by Mrs. Hillis in the following words: ‘‘ When
the family saw the Hessians approaching they secured such
articles of value as they could, among them a set of silver spoons,
which they placed in the pocket of grandfather’s mother (Mary
Davis Stephens), who was then very old and in her dotage. The
first act of the Hessians was to seize grandfather by the collar,
draw a dagger and rob him of his watch. Their actions, of
course, alarmed the old lady, who kept feeling in her pocket and
exclaiming, ‘ Prissie, does thee think the spoons are safe?’ For-
tunately the soldiers did not understand English, though, with
all their rudeness, they seemed to respect old age, taking her
affectionately by the hand and calling her ‘ Mudder’.”’
The old arm-chair in which ‘“‘ Grandmother Stephens ”’ sat
when the Hessians invaded the premises is now owned by
FIFTH GENERATION. Ig!
Thomas Thomas, of Philadelphia, who received it from his
mother, Mary H. Thomas, of Norristown, Penna., who is a
descendant of Abijah Stephens through the Woodman family.
Abijah and Priscilla (Thomas) Stephens had seven children,
who, it will be noticed, retained the name of Stephens, after the
English manner, instead of taking Abijah for their patronimic,
which was the Welsh custom, and which the family had hitherto
adopted. Their only son, Stephen, married Sarah MacVeagh,
daughter of Jeremiah and Eleanor (Evans) MacVeagh, 4th mo.
27th, 1791. They were married at the Valley Meeting-house.
(Jeremiah MacVeagh, who married Eleanor Evans, of Gwynedd,
was an ancestor of the Hon. Wayne MacVeagh.) Stephen
Stephens inherited the farm, and when he retired from active life
he built an addition to the house which he occupied, his son
Abijah living in the other part of the house, and farming the
land. He died 8th mo. 31st, 1845. He had Abiyah Stephens,
married, ist, Eliza Moore; 2d, Esther Rogers; Jeremiah
Stephens, married Mary Lincoln; Stephen Stephens, married
Hannah Walker; Eleanor Stephens, married Joseph Davis, of
Tredyffrin Township ; and Priscilla Stephens, married Cyrus C.
Radcliffe.
Sarah, the daughter of Abyah and Priscilla Stephens, mar-
ried Edward Woodman; Mary, married Samuel Rossiter ; Eliza-
beth, married Philip Reese; Priscilla, married Jacob Rogers ;
Rebecca, unmarried ; Anna, married Enoch Richards.
Abijah, the son of David Stephens, of Valley Forge, mar-
ried Elizabeth Moore; their son, William M., married, Ist, Susan
Davis, the sister of Joseph Davis, before mentioned ; 2d, Han-
nah Hall; William Stephens, the present owner of the Valley
Forge farm, is a son by the first marriage.
Eleanor, daughter of David and sister of Abijah Stephens,
of Valley Forge, married Jacob Richardson, and had Rehecca,
Ig2 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
who married Jacob Massey, and was the mother of Charles D.
Massey (see No. 718), Isaac R. Massey (see No. 724), and
Eleanor, who married Thomas U. Walker (No. 712). Eleanor
was also the mother of Isaac, more generally known as Squire
Richardson.
Abijah, the son of Stephen and Sarah (MacVeagh) Stephens,
married Ist, Eliza, daughter of Isaac and Miriam (Wells) Moore
and grand-daughter of Mordecai Moore, of Montgomery County,
Penna. Miriam Wells’ father owned the farm now rented by
Jacob H. Beidler (No. 1539), in Montgomery County, Penna.
Eliza (Moore) Stephens died in 1833. Her children were : Mary
MacVeagh, who married Charles Thomas, of Chester Valley.
(She is an accepted minister in the Society of Friends, and
resides, since her widowhood, in Norristown, Penna.); Isaac
Moore ; Stephen, died 1871; Anna Moore, died in infancy ;
Rachel MacVeagh, died in infancy ; Lydia Wells, married David
Hillis, of Norristown, Penna. She is of a literary turn of mind,
several books of her verses having been published. I am
indebted to her for a great deal of the information which is here
given of the Stephens family. She taught school for some years
before her marriage. In 1835 Abijah Stephens married his
second wife, Esther Rogers. Two children, Jacob Rogers and
Priscilla, were born to them before his death, which occurred in
1837.
On Abijah Stephen’s death, his brother, Stephen Stephens,
with whom this article opens, came to the homestead to live,
and on his father’s death, in 1845, he bought the farm. He was
the last of his name to occupy it, as it was bought by Charles
Wells some years afterward, who, after a residence there of
several years, sold it to Mr. Fisher, whose son is the present
owner. It is-an interesting old house, in excellent repair, and
good for another century of usefulness. Stephen and Hannah
FIFTH GENERATION. 193
(Walker) Stephens moved to a small house quite near the old
homestead, to which was attached a small farm, and here they
passed the remainder of their days in comfort and peace. After
a married life of more than fifty years, Stephen Stephens died of
an apoplectic stroke in the spring of 1872. His wife died in
Philadelphia at the residence of her son, William, Sept. 1oth,
1881, and both are buried in the Valley Graveyard, where all
their ancestors in this country had preceded them. They had
four children:
No. 722. I. Sarah W.® Stephens, married Abraham Beidler.
No. 728. II. William W.° Stephens, born Aug. 29th, 1824,
married, 1st, Joanna Davis ; 2d, Rebecca S.
Taylor; 3d, Annie Rhodes.
No. 724. III. Margaret C.° Stephens, born Dec. 8th, 1827,
married Isaac R. Massey.
No. 725. IV. Richard C.° Stephens, married Fanny B. Penny-
packer (No. 742).
No. 268. JosEpH BurDEN WaLkER® (Thomas,* Joseph,?®
Isaac,” Lewis), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., Sept. 11th, 1799, died at the same place, Feb. 8th, 1879.
He married, ist, Hannah Stephens, who died Oct. 11th, 1872.
His second wife was Eliza Roberts. He resided on the farm
and in the house in which he was born until his death, where
his father and great-grandfather, William Currie, had lived before
him. Joseph and Hannah (Stephens) Walker had three sons :
No. 726. I. Charles® Walker, married Sallie Wells.
No. 727. II. Theodore W.® Walker, married Sallie Stephens.
No, 728. III. William ® Walker.
No. 269. ANN WaLKER® (Thomas,* Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis"),
born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., March
194 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
25th, 1802, died Nov. 15th, 1879. She married, Oct. 21st,
1830, John Richards, who died March 22d, 1871. They had:
No. 729. I. Thomas Walker® Richards, born, 1836. He en-
listed in the Union Army early in the Civil War,
and was killed in battle.
No. 270. Isaac WALKER ® (Thomas,* Joseph,° Isaac,’ Lewis '),
born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., Aug. 14th,
1804, died in Philadelphia, Jan. 9th, 1887. He married, Jan.
20th, 1829, Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob and Mary Beidler.
Elizabeth Beidler was born Sept. 7th, 1805, and died Oct. 8th,
1870. She was a sister of Abraham and Israel Beidler, of Ches-
ter Valley.
Isaac Walker resided for many years on a large farm at New
Centreville, Chester County, Penna. Like his brother Richard
(No. 265), he suffered for many years with rheumatic gout. He
is buried with his wife and two sons, William and Isaac, in the
Valley Graveyard. He had eight children :
No. 730. I, Jacob B.° Walker, died
Stephens.
No. 781. II. Mary Frances® Walker, married William H.
Kemble.
No. 782. III. Thomas P.*° Walker, married Emma Weber.
No. 733. IV. William W.® Walker, died
Martha Harmer.
No. 734. V. Joseph B.° Walker, married, 1st, Mary Cole-
hower ; 2d, Mary McCann.
No. 735. VI. Hannah * Walker, married William Weber.
No. 736. VII. Elizabeth B.6 Walker, married James G. Wells.
No. 787. VIII. Isaac® Walker, died 1872, married Mary Emily
Roberts (No. 1409).
, married Hannah
married
)
FIFTH GENERATION. 195
No. 271. JANE WALKER ® (Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis’),
born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., April
28th, 1807, died in Schuylkill Township, Oct. 15th, 1871. She
married, Oct. 28th, 1828, Joseph Brower Pennypacker, of
Charlestown Township, Chester County, Penna. They had nine
children :
No. 738. I. Hannah Margaret ® Pennypacker, married Oliver
P. Ludwig.
No. 739. ‘II. Elizabeth Brower® Pennypacker, born March
gth, 1832, married Edwin M. Supplee.
No. 740. III. Ann® Pennypacker, born Dec. 6th, 1834, mar-
ried Robert A. Grover.
No. 741. IV. Thomas Walker® Pennypacker, born Jan. 2d,
1836, married Margaret Wildey.
No. 742. | V. Frances Brower ® Pennypacker, born May 4th,
1838, married Richard C. Stephens.
No. 743. VI. Sarah Jane® Pennypacker, born Oct. 16th, 1840,
died Feb. 15th, 1894.
No. 744. VII. Mary Emma® Pennypacker.
No. 745. VIII. Marcia Cranston ® Pennypacker.
No. 746. IX. Isaac Walker *® Pennypacker.
No. 272. ZirLtaH WALKER’ ( Thomas,* Joseph,® Isaac,’
Lewis * ), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna,
Nov. 12th, 1809, died at New Centreville, Chester County, Dec.
16th, 1891. She married. Jan. Ist, 1840, Evans Kendall, who
died Dec. 28th, 1886. Evans Kendall owned and kept the
tavern at New Centreville. They had four sons:
No. 747. I. Thomas Walker® Kendall, married Florence
Henry.
196 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 748. II. Samuel Eugene ® Kendall, married, 1st, Hannah
Beasley ; 2d, Athalia L. T. Walker. (No.
1522.)
No. 749. III. William W.® Kendall, married, Ist, Martha
Sloan ; 2d, Estelle Simpson.
No. 750. IV. George® Kendall, married Sallie Bittle.
No. 2738. Mary WALKER *(Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac, Lewis’),
born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., May sth,
1812, died in Schuylkill Township, Feb. 26th, 1883. She mar-
ried, Jan. 3d, 1832, Benjamin Rowland, of Charlestown Township,
Chester County, Penna. He died Nov. 24th, 1874. They had
eighteen children, eleven of whom lived to maturity :
No. 751. I. Ruthanna ® Rowland, died unmarried, May 6th,
1888.
No. 752. II. Marcia G.® Rowland, married Brinton Dar-
lington.,
No. 753. III. Thomas Walker® Rowland, killed in battle in
the late Civil War.
No. 754. IV. B. Franklin® Rowland, married Anna Wagner.
No. 755. V. Mary® Rowland, married Dr. Bannister, of
Wisconsin.
No. 756. VI. Margaretta® Rowland, married John V. Kugler.
No. 757. VII. Samuel J. Rowland, married Ida V. Hampton.
No. 758. VIII. Caroline ® Rowland, married Roger M. Little.
No. 759. IX. Windfield W.6 Rowland, died unmarried.
No. 760. X. Eleanora S.° Rowland, married Frank Beaver.
No. 761. XI. Harry C.§ Rowland.
No. 274. Mary Tuomas * (Naomi,‘ Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis ’),
born in Radnor Township, Penna., married, Ist, Charles
FIFTH GENERATION. {97
McClenachan, who died within a year, leaving one daughter,
Naomi. Mary (Thomas) McClenachan; married, 2d, Jonathan
Jones, of Lower Merion, Montgomery County, Penna. They
lived at Wynne Wood. She was a woman noted in her day and
generation for her benevolence and good judgment. Possessed
of a comfortable income she was able to gratify her taste for
doing good. She was interested in her family history and is the
author of the article bearing her name ‘“‘ Mary Jones ”’ (No. 112),
relating to the Thomas family. She survived both her husbands,
and died at a good old age. She had two children:
No. 762. I. Naomi® McClenachan, married Levi Morris, of
Bryn Mawr, Penna.
No. 763. II. Owen °® Jones, married Mary Roberts (No. 784).
No. 275. Rezs THomas’® (Naomi,* Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis *)
born in Radnor Township, Penna., married Rebecca Brooke, of
Gulph Mills, Montgomery County, Penna. They had nine
children :
No. 764. I. William B.6 Thomas, married Emily H. Holstien.
No. 765. II. Anna Louisa * Thomas, married Amos Corson.
No. 766. III. Naomi *® Thomas, unmarried.
No. 767. IV. Mary Ann ® Thomas, unmarried.
No. 768. V. Rees *® Thomas, died in infancy.
No. 769. VI. Benjamin * Thomas, married Annie Coudon.
No. 770. VII. Emily ® Thomas, married Jonathan Trego.
No. 771. VIII. Rebecca® Thomas, married Milton Allen.
No. 772. IX. Priscilla® Thomas, married, 1st Isaac Barber ;
2d, Ogden Cuthbert.
No. 276. SARAH THomas® (Naomi,‘ Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis‘),
born in Radnor Township, Penna., married Dr. James Anderson.
198 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
They lived where Bryn Mawr now stands. They had nine
children:
No. 773. I, Mary® Anderson, married John Buckman, of
New Jersey.
No. 774. _ II. Isaac® Anderson, married Martha Crawford, of
Montgomery County, Penna.
No. 775. III. Naomi® Anderson, died unmarried.
No. 776. IV. Kuriah® Anderson, died unmarried.
No. 777. | V. Joseph® Anderson, died unmarried.
No. 778. VI. Priscilla® Anderson.
No. 779. VII. Patrick ® Anderson.
No. 780. VIII. Henry & Anderson.
No. 781. IX. Rush® Anderson. clergyman.
No. 278. Emity Tuomas * (Naomi,* Joseph,® Isaac,’ Lewis’),
born in Radnor Township, Penna., married Isaac Roberts, of
Lower Merion, Montgomery County, Penna. They had three
children :
No. 782. I. Rebecca ® Roberts.
No. 783. II. Gainor ® Roberts.
No. 784. III. Mary® Roberts, married Owen Jones (No. 768).
No. 280. Loursa A. THomas*® (Naomi,* Joseph,’ Isaac,’
Lewis’), born in Radnor Township, Penna., married John E.
Evans, of Philadelphia. She wasa pupil of Westtown Boarding-
school, an institution which had quite a reputation in its day
among Friends. It is noted by a.member of the family that a
large number of Lewis Walker’s descendants, upwards of fifty,
had been scholars at this school before the year 1815. Louisa
(Thomas) Evans sometimes preached in the religious meetings of
the society. She had but one child:
FIFTH GENERATION. 199
No. 785. I. Emily Thomas® Evans, married John Longstreth,
of Philadelphia, grandson of Joseph and Sarah
(Thomas) Longstreth. (See No. 105.)
No. 281. Witiram Penn Tuomas’ (Naomi,* Joseph,’ Isaac,’
Lewis’), born in Radnor Township, Penna., married Tacy
Roberts. They had two children:
No. 786. I. Rebecca® Thomas, married Chas. J. Elliott.
No. 787. II. Herbert ® Tuomas, married Henrietta Hect.
No, 282. JANE WaLKER Tuomas? (Naomi,* Joseph,® Isaac,?
Lewis *), born in Radnor Township, Penna., married in the year
1823, William Cleaver, of Tredyffrin Township, the son of Jona-
than and Rebecca (Ivins) Cleaver.
The Cleaver family of Montgomery County is descended
from William, who married Mary Knight, and who lived near
the King of Prussia, in the same county, on the farm now owned
by Mr. Austin Taggert. They were Friends, and both are buried
in the Valley Graveyard. Their son, Jonathan Cleaver, married
Rebecca Ivins, and succeeded his father at the homestead. They
had twelve children : Moses, died in infancy ; Mary, married Peter
Rambo; Kesiah, married, 1st, Joshua Tyson, 2d, Samuel Hen-
derson; Rebecca, married, Ist, John Brown, 2d, Jonathan
Thomas; Elizabeth, married Samuel Robinson; Sarah, married
Richard C. Walker (No. 265); Theodosia, married Samuel
Phillips; Lydia, married John Bartholemew (and had Emily
Bartholomew, who married Wallace Henderson, Lydia Bartholo-
mew, who married William Lee, and John Bartholomew, who
married, 1st, Martha Serrell, 2d, Emma Serrell, her sister) ;
Emily, married Edward Bartholemew ; Charlotte, married Adam
Siter; William, married Jane W. Thomas.
William Cleaver and his wife went to live at “ Bellwood
200 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
)
Farm,” in Montgomery County, Penna. This place belonged
originally to Thomas and Ann (Bartholemew) Waters, who be-
queathed it to their daughter, Eleanor Brinton. It was bought
from her by Jonathan Cleaver, the son of William, above men-
tioned, at whose death it was inherited by his son, William, the hus-
band of Jane Thomas. He resided there the remainder of his life,
and itis now owned and occupied by his grand-son-in-law, Hugh
De Haven, and his daughters. This farm joins that of Joseph
Walker (the sixth generation of the Walker family owning both
estates). The house occupies a fine position on the hill and is
one of the most imposing residences in the neighborhood. It is
over a hundred years old and has been kept in excellent repair.
Jane W. Cleaver survived her husband many years, dying a few
years ago, over eighty years old. Both she and her husband
are buried in the Valley Graveyard. They had seven children:
No. 788. I. Mary ® Cleaver, married Hugh De Haven.
No. 789. II. Jonathan ® Cleaver, married Anna J. Wood.
No. 790. III. William ® Cleaver, died unmarried.
No. 791. IV. Rebecca® Cleaver, died Dec., 1895, unmarried.
No. 792. V. Naomi® Cleaver, died in infancy.
No. 793. VI. Charles ® Cleaver, died in infancy.
No. 794. VII. Sarah * Cleaver, died in infancy.
No, 290. Lewis WaLKEr5 (Lewis,* Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis’ ),
born in Philadelphia, Penna., married Catherine Waggling. They
had three children :
No. 795. I. Lewis® Walker.
No. 796. II. Mary Helen® Walker, died 1894, married Robert
Parvin.
No. 797. III. Emily Pancoast® Walker.
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No. 292. Saran WALKER ° (Lewis,* Joseph, Isaac,” Lewis '),
born in Philadelphia, Penna., died there at her home on Green
street, 1877, married John Kersey, of Philadelphia, who did not
long survive her. They had one child:
No. 798. I. Emma W.® Kersey, died
L. Hagey.
, married Clayton
No. 303. WiLLIAM RANKIN WALKER ®*(Jesse,* Joseph,° Isaac,”
Lewis *), born in Tredyffrin Township, at the home of his grand-
father Walker, went with his father to Lackawaxen, Penna. He
married and had two sons :
No. 799. I. Webb ® Walker.
No. 800. II. Rankin ® Walker.
No. 304. RutH Pirxinton® (Sarah,* Benjamin,® Isaac,?
Lewis *), born , married Isaac Pearson, and had:
No. 801. I. Isaac C.° Pearson, married Estella Lloyd.
No. 802. ‘II. Sarah® Pearson, married Dr. John E. Taylor.
No. 808. III. Hannah® Pearson, married Edward C. Cheese-
borough.
No. 804. IV. Phoebe ® Pearson, married Samuel Willitts.
No. 805. V. Ruth Emma‘ Pearson, residence, 5123 Main St.,
Germantown, Pa.
No. 806. VI. Elizabeth J.° Pearson, married Alga Roberts.
No. 807. VII. Lewis W.® Pearson, married Margaret Evans.
No. 310. Saran Pitxinton® (Sarah,* Benjamin,’ Isaac,’
Lewis’), married Dr. Hiram Metcalf, and had:
No. 808. I. Wooster ® Metcalf, died.
No. 809, II. John Richard ® Metcalf.
No. 810. III. Gillson® Metcalf.
202
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 811. IV. Ella® Metcalf, married John Peters.
No. 812. V. Estella® Metcalf, married Neely Diax.
No. 312. Jess E WALKERS (John,* Benjamin,’ Isaac,” Lewis’),
born at Warrington, York County, Penna., married Margaret
Myers; had five children :
I.
No. 812a. I.
II.
Il,
IV.
No. 8124. II.
I.
Il.
Il.
Iv.
No. 812c. III.
No. 812d. IV.
I
II,
U1,
Iv.
V
No. 812¢. Vz.
Kersey J.° Walker, married Jane Nester, resides
at Steelton, Penna. ; children :
Frank’ Walker.
Rash’ Walker.
Hayes’ Walker.
Margaret ’ Walker.
John M.¢ Walker, married Dolly Fry, resides at
Mechanicsburg, Penna.; children:
John’ Walker.
Jesse’ Walker.
Joseph’ Walker.
Ellen’? Walker.
Lydia J.6 Walker,’ died
Lavinia M.° Walker, married Jacob Keeny, of
Wellsville, Penna. ; children :
. Mary J.’ Keeny.
Margaret W.’ Keeny.
Abraham’ Keeny.
Eliza M.” Keeny.
. William H.’ Keeny.
Jesse ° Walker, died
FIFTH GENERATION. 203
No. 313. RutTH WALKER ?® (John,* Benjamin,* Isaac,” Lewis '),
born at Warrington, York County, Penna., married Israel
Garretson ; had eight children:
No. 812f I. Jacob® Garretson, married Eliza Betz; five
children.
No. 812g. II. Lydia °® Garretson, married Josiah Wickersham ;
four children.
No. 812%. III. Israel® Garretson, married Rachel Garretson ;
three children.
No. 8122. IV. Ruth Anna ® Garretson, married Samuel Kunkle ;
eight children.
No. 8127. V. Mary ® Garretson, married Washington Sutton ;
four children.
No. 8122. VI. Martha® Garretson, married Henry Otmeyer ;
one child.
No. 8127, VII. Robert ® Garretson, died young.
No. 812m. VIII. Maria® Garretson, married
three children.
Strong ;
No. 816. MarcareT WALKER® (John,* Benjamin,’ Isaac,’
Lewis‘), born at Warrington, York County, Penna., married
Charles Underwood, of the same place. They had children:
No. 8122. I. Emeline ® Underwood, died , married Henry
Heck; one son, Charles’ Heck, of South
Dakota.
No. 8120. II. John M.® Underwood, married Amanda Ginger-
ick; he is Director of Second National
Bank, Mechanicsburg, Penna.; has:
1. Enola’ Underwood.
1. Ada’ Underwood, married Rev. Mr. Ayers, of
Hagerstown, Md.
204
Ill.
IV.
VI.
Vil.
No. 8122. ITI.
I.
II.
Ill.
IV.
V.
No. 8129. IV.
II.
III,
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Charles’ Underwood, a graduate of Lehigh
University.
Arthur’ Underwood, a graduate of Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Penna.
. Anna’ Underwood, married T. Emmerit, of
Hagerstown, Md.
Mabel’ Underwood.
Florence’ Underwood, graduate of Wilson Col-
lege, Chambersburg, Penna.
Lydia Ann ® Underwood, married Jacob Brower ;
went to Iowa, where she died, leaving five
sons :
Charles’ Brower.
Sherman’ Brower.
Colley’ Brower.
Clyde’ Brower.
Archer’ Brower.
Charles Harrison’ Underwood, served in the
3d Pennsylvania Artillery during the late
war. Soon after the close of the war, he
obtained a position in the War Department
at Washington, where he resides. Married
Lizzie Merry; has five children :
Eugene’ Underwood, graduate of High School,
Washington, D.C., drowned in the Potomac
River, aged 21.
Russell ’ Underwood.
Wilbur’ Underwood, graduate of High School,
Washington, now a student at Columbia
University.
FIFTH GENERATION. 205
tv. Norman’ Underwood.
v. Jesse’ Underwood.
No. 8127. V. Jesse W.° Underwood, served in 195th Pennsy]l-
vania Regiment during the late Civil War.
Was graduated at Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia, afterwards went to the West,
whence he came to Washington, D. C., where
he now resides. He isin the War Department.
No. 812s. VI. Margaret S.° Underwood, died aged 18.
No. 8124. VII. Mary Jane® Underwood, died , married
Nathan Spangler. Children :
1. Charles’ Spangler.
. James ’ Spangler.
_
No. 317. Mary WaLKER 4 (John,* Benjamin,? Isaac,” Lewis '),
married July 4th, 1839, William Ramsey, who died June 8th,
1884. She resides at Alpine, York County, Penna. They had
five children :
No. 812u%. I. William W.® Ramsey, born Aug. oth, 1840,
married Lydia Spangler, and has one child,
John W.’ Ramsey.
No. 812zv. II. Anna Lydia® Ramsey, born Feb. 27th, 1843,
married John W. Wooden, and had two
children :
1. Mary V.’, born Sept. 30th, 1861, married
Philip Wadsworth,
u. Clara R.’, born Aug. 18th, 1867.
No. 812w. III. John K.® Ramsey, born Feb. 27th, 1847, died
June 7th, 1851.
206 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 812%. IV. Mary M.®° Ramsey, born Jan. 11th, 1849,
married John Simcoe, s. p.
No. 812y. V. James D.®° Ramsey, born June 8th, 1856, died
Aug. 26th, 1856.
No. 318. Joun Wacker * (John,* Benjamin,* Isaac,” Lewis ),
born on the farm adjoining Warrington Friends’ Meeting grounds,
Nov. 13th, 1815, married Eve Smith, born March 23d, 1823. The
farm on which John Walker was born isa part of a tract of about
one thousand acres purchased by Benjamin Walker, his grand-
father, when he first came to Warrington, from Chester County.
The property is now owned by his great-grandson, Benjamin F.
Walker. John Walker had eleven children :
No. 813. I. Benjamin F.® Walker, born July 3d, 1840,
married Ida M. Jaqua.
No. 814. II. William M.° Walker, born Oct. 2gth, 1842
married Dec. 25th, 1879, Annie Kinnemar,
and has one child, Minnie, born March 13th,
1881.
No. 815. III. Maria® Walker, born Nov. 29th, 1844, married
Joseph Gross, has seven children and one
grand-child.
No. 816. IV. Susannah® Walker, born March 7th, 1847,
married William Streiwig, has eight children.
No. 817. V. Miriam L.§ Walker, born Aug. 18th, 1849, died
Feb. 18th, 1850.
No. 818. VI. Miriam Gover ® Walker, born Dec. 30th, 1850,
married Wesley Myers, has four children.
No. 819. VII. John S.° Walker, born Sept. roth, 1853, married
Mazie Hoover, and has one child.
No. 820. VIII. Elizabeth® Walker, born Jan. 13th, 1856, died
April 2oth, 1857.
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No. 821. IX. Calvin® Walker, born Feb. 13th, 1858, died Nov.,
1864.
No. 822. X. James® Walker, born Sept. 7th, 1860, died the
same day and hour with his brother Calvin
of diphtheria.
No. 823. XI. George B.° Walker, born Feb. 3d, 1863,
married, and has one child.
No. 320. Lypra MarsH WaLkKer °® (John,* Benjamin,’ Isaac,?
Lewis‘), married 4th mo. 24th, 1849, John Cook (No. 420), son
of John and Hannah (Walker) Cook.
No. 321. BenjAMIN Harris WALKER?® (Abner,* Benjamin,®
Isaac,’ Lewis‘), born in 1808, and married Mary Allison, who
was born in 1810, and died in 1872. They had eleven children :
No. 824. I. Abner® Walker, born 1830, married, 1st, Mar-
garet Hancock; 2d, Lucinda Riseling ; 3d,
No. 825. II. Thomas G.° Walker, born 1832, married Mar-
garet Miller.
No. 826. III. Benjamin H.* Walker, born 1834, married Susan
Highlands.
No. 827. IV. Morris® Walker, born 1836, married Ann
Catherine Peterson.
No. 828. V. William Allison ® Walker, born 1838, died 1862,
married, 1860, Louisa Smith. Sinah,* Abel,? Abel,’
Lewis *), born at Salem, Ohio, married Lydia M. Townsend.
He is deceased and his widow lives in New Brighton, Penna.,
with her daughter :
No. 1188. I. Elizabeth ’ Stanton.
SIXTH GENERATION. 237
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No. 515. Witiiam Stanton ® (Martha,’ Sinah,* Abel,? Abel,”
Lewis'), born at Salem, Ohio, married Ellen K. Irish. They
are at present residing at Pasadena, California. I am indebted
to William Stanton for much information and assistance regard-
ing his branch of the family. He had one child:
No. 1184. _ I. Emily Irish” Stanton.
No. 538. Joun J. Townsenp® (Francis J.,° Sinah,* Abel,®
Abel,’ Lewis*), born at Salem, Ohio, married , and lives in
Albion, Boone County, Nebraska He had five children :
No. 1185. I. Eveline May’ Townsend.
No. 1186. II. Edward Francis J.” Townsend.
No. 1187. III. Sarah Elizabeth’ Townsend.
No. 1188. IV. Eugene Washington’ Townsend.
No. 1189. V. Hazel Louisa’ Townsend.
No. 540. Aset Bye ° (Martha,® Abel,* Abel,* Abel,? Lewis’),
resides in Ohio, and there married Lydia Jane Branson. They
had one child:
No. 1190. I. Amy E.’ Bye, married Osburn Smith.
No. 541. Epwarp Byr® ( Martha,’ Abel,* Abel,*® Abel,’
Lewis"), resides in Ohio, married Mary Smith. They had five
children :
No. 1191. =I. Addison’? Bye, married Aseneth Raby.
No. 1192. II. William S.7 Bye, married Mary R. Holloway
| (No. 1208).
No. 1198. III. Walter’ Bye, died
No. 1194. IV. Emma? Bye, died ,
No. 1195. V. Eliza’ Bye, married Lewis Eliott.
238 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 542. SamueL ByE*® ( Martha,’ Abel,* Abel,? Abel,”
Lewis'), married Emily Todd. ‘They had one child:
No. 1196. I. Samuel’ Bye, died in manhood, unmarried.
No. 544. ExizapetH Bye® (Martha,? Abel,* Abel,? Abel,’
Lewis’), married Joseph Pidgeon. They had four children :
No. 1197. I. John’ Pidgeon.
No. 1198. II. Amos’ Pidgeon.
No. 1199. HI. William’ Pidgeon.
No. 1200. IV. Charles’ Pidgeon.
No. 545. Lewis W. ByE® (Martha,’ Abel,* Abel,* Abel,’
Lewis’ ), married Phcebe Williams, and had four children :
No. 1201. _‘I. Louisa? Bye, married Milton Shaw.
No. 1202. II. Elisha J.’ Bye, married Eva Doudna.
No. 1208. III. Anna’ Bye, married Mott.
No. 1204. IV. Martha? Bye, married Daniel Mott.
No. 546. Mary Bye §(Martha,® Abel,* Abel,® Abel,’ Lewis ’),
married Joseph Fawcett. They had three children:
No. 1205. _ I. Stella’ Fawcett, died.
No. 1206. IJ. Martha’ Fawcett.
No. 1207. III. Carlos’ Fawcett.
548. MarTHA WALKER® (Joseph,’? Abel,* Abel,’ Abel,”
Lewis *), married Lindley M. Holloway. They had two children :
No. 1208. I. Mary R.”? Holloway, married William S. Bye
(No. 1192.)
No. 1209. II. Chalkley Clinton’ Holloway, married Nellie T.
Warren.
SIXTH GENERATION. 239
No. 551. Lewis TownsenD WALKER °® (Joseph,* Abel,* Abel,?
Abel,” Lewis *), married Mary O. Norton. They had two children :
No. 1210. I. Ann Eliza? Walker.
No. 1211. II. Edward’? Walker.
No. 554. ABEL WALKER ® (Joseph,’ Abel,* Abel,? Abel,’
Lewis’), married Hannah L. French. They had five children :
No. 1212. =I. Bertha M.7 Walker.
No. 1213. II. Luella L.7 Walker.
No. 1214. III. Joseph’ Walker, died.
No. 1215. IV. Julia? Walker, died.
No. 1216. V. James F.’ Walker.
No. 555. Ext J. WaLker® (Lewis,? Abel,* Abel,*? Abel,’
Lewis"), born in Ohio, 12th month 3d, 1829, married 1854,
Maria Beck. They live in Van Buren County, Michigan, and
had four children:
No. 1217. I. Anna Mary’ Walker, married James Righter.
No. 1218. II. Emma Thamzin’ Walker, married Joseph Martin.
They have four children.
No. 1219. III. Lewis Preston’ Walker.
No. 1220. IV. Ruth Ellen’ Walker, married William Mabee.
556. Mary H. Watrker® (Lewis,® Abel,* Abel,® Abel,’
Lewis*), born in Ohio, 8th mo. 8th, 1831, married Enoch S.
Brown. They reside in Winona, Columbiana County, Ohio. Iam
indebted to them for information concerning their branch of the
family. They had six children:
No. 1221. I. Charles L.’ Brown, married Mary Bennett.
No. 1222. II. William W.7 Brown, married Jessie Mercer.
No. 1223. III. Edwin J.? Brown, married Flora J. Lovejoy.
240 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1224. IV. Thamzin W.7 Brown, died .
No. 1225. V. Deborah E.’ Brown, married William Mercer.
No. 1226. VI. Oliver R.? Brown, married Olly Taylor.
No. 560. ABet WaLker® ( Lewis,* Abel,* Abel,? Abel,
Lewis'), born in Ohio, 9th mo. 3d, 1839, married Martha
Johnson. They live in Logan County, Kansas. Had one son:
No. 1227. I. Willis J.?7 Walker, died ,
No. 563. Mary FouLke® (Eliza,®> Abel,* Abel,’ Abel,’
Lewis’), born in Ohio, married David Smith. She is deceased.
They had two children :
No. 1228. =I. William? Smith, married Blanche Pond.
No. 1229. II. Eliza’ Smith, died ,
No. 565. Jesse Fou.xe ° (Eliza,® Abel,* Abel,® Abel,? Lewis’),
born in Ohio, married Anna Brownell. They had two children:
No. 12380. I. Ethel’? Foulke.
No. 1231. II. Mabel’ Foulke.
No. 566. Witiiam FouLke® (Eliza,> Abel,* Abel,? Abel,”
Lewis*), born in Ohio, married Margaret J. Dewees. They had
two children:
No. 1232. I. Edith’ Foulke.
No. 1233. II. Elsa’ Foulke.
No. 568. Witiiam H. Waker § (Isaac,® Abel,* Abel,’ Abel,”
Lewis"), resides in Ohio, married Anna Wilson. They had three
children :
No. 1234. I. Anna’ Walker.
No. 1235. II. Lydia Elma’ Walker.
No. 1286. III. Abel Townsend’ Walker.
SIXTH GENERATION. 241
No. 569. Marian WALKER® (Isaac,® Abel,* Abel,? Abel,?
Lewis’), born in Ohio, married John Leech, of Westbranch,
lowa. They had children:
No. 12387. I. Lewis’ Leech, married Lucinda B. ~ .
No. 1238. II. Thomas?’ Leech, died .
No. 1289. III. Martha’ Leech, married James W. Hawley.
No. 1240. IV. Alva’ Leech, married Bessie J. .
No. 1241. V. Lydia’ Leech. No. 1242¢@. VII. Adna Israel.
No. 1242. VI. Mary’ Leech. No. 12426. VIII. Elma.
No. 573. Sarah WALKER® (Isaac,® Abel,* Abel,*? Abel,?
Lewis *), born in Ohio, married Pearson Thomas. They had six
children :
No. 1248. ‘I. Sarah’ Thomas.
No. 1244. II. Walter’ Thomas.
No. 1245. III. Lydia Bell’ Thomas.
No. 1246. IV. Melissa’ Thomas.
No. 1247. V. Marian’ Thomas.
No. 1248. VI. Tacy’ Thomas.
No. 582. Estuer L. Watker® (Abel,? Edward,‘ Abel,’
Abel,’ Lewis"), born 3d mo. oth, 1835, at South Charleston,
Ohio, married Edward E. Harrison, of Green Plain, Clark County,
Ohio. (See Sharpless Genealogy.) They had three children:
No. 1249. I. Cornelia J.’ Harrison, born 9th mo. gth, 1859.
No. 1250. II. Mary Hannah’ Harrison, born 1oth mo. 16th,
1861.
No. 1251. III. Elizabeth’ Harrison, born 4th mo. 2d, 1864.
No. 594. Lewis WALKER ® (Nathan U.,° Lewis,* Abel,*® Abel,’
Lewis*), born at Wellsville, Ohio, 6th mo. 4th, 1855, married
242 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
1oth mo. 4th, 1877, Susan Adelaide Delamater. He is one of
the firm of “N. U. Walker Clay Manufacturing Co.” at Walkers,
Columbiana County, Ohio. They have three children:
No, 1252. ‘I. Lewis’ Walker, born 6th mo. 25th, 1881.
No. 1258. II. Wallace D.’ Walker, born 3d mo. 25th, 1887.
No. 1254. III. Alice Adelaide’ Walker, born 11th mo. sth,
1889.
No. 596. CHaRLes P. JANNEY® (Rebecca,’ Isaac,* Abel,’
Abel,’ Lewis"), born in Virginia, married Nannie Lee Pollock.
He is an attorney-at-law. He has seven children:
No. 1255. I. Thomas Gordon” Janney, born 2d mo. Ist, 1870.
No. 1256. II. Rebecca’ Janney, born 2d mo. 29th, 1874.
No. 1257. III. Lilias Gordon’ Janney, born 4th mo. 26th, 1874.
No. 1258. IV. Charles Philip’ Janney.
No. 1259. V. John’ Janney.
No. 1260. VI. Abraham David Pollock?’ Janney.
No. 1261. VII. Anna Lee? Janney.
No. 597. NATHANIEL E. JANNEY® (Rebecca,°® Isaac,* Abel,’
Abel,? Lewis’), born in Virginia, moved to Philadelphia, where
he married Anna Canby, daughter of William C. Smyth, of that
city. Heis a conveyancer, and resides in West Philadelphia.
He is a member of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, as well
as the Union League Club, and an active member of Race Street
Meeting. He has three children:
No. 1262. I. William Canby ’ Janney, born 8th mo. 7th, 1880.
No. 1263. II. Emily’ Janney, born 6th mo. 17th, 1882.
No. 1264. HI. Mary Talbot? Janney, born 11th mo. 25th,
1885.
No. 599. James W. JANNeEY ¢ (Rebecca,° Isaac,* Abel,’ Abel,’
SIXTH GENERATION. 243
Lewis '), born in Virginia, moved to Chicago, where he is general
agent of the Provident Life and Trust Company for the State of
Illinois. He married Lucy Nichols, and has two children :
No. 1265. I. Helen McPherson’ Janney.
No. 1266. II. Mildred’ Janney.
No. 602. Rosert M. Janney * (Rebecca,’ Isaac,* Abel,* Abel,’
Lewis |), born in Virginia, came to Philadelphia, where he entered
into the business of banker and broker. Like his brother, he is
an active member of Race Street Meeting, and President of the
First-day School. He married Emily B., daughter of William
C. Smyth, who died 2d mo. 1889, leaving an infant son:
No. 1267. I. James Craik’? Janney, born 2d mo. 22d, 1889.
No. 603. Anna M. Janney ® (Rebecca,’ Isaac,* Abel,? Abel,”
Lewis'), born in Virginia, removed to Philadelphia with her
widowed mother and sisters, where she married Howard Lippin-
cott. They have two children :
No. 1268. =I. James Janney’ Lippincott.
No. 1269. II. Elizabeth White’ Lippincott.
No. 605. ExisHa Hunt WaLker® (James,’ Isaac,* Abel,’
Abel,’ Lewis"), born in Virginia, married Lucy Cooper, of Phila-
delphia, and resides in Baltimore, Md. They have four children :
No. 1270. I. Elizabeth Cooper’ Walker, born 1881.
No. 1271. II. Robert Hunt’ Walker, born 1882.
No. 1272. III. James M.’ Walker, born 1884.
No. 1273. IV. William Cooper’ Walker, born 1886.
No. 606. SusAN WALKER® (James,® Isaac,* Abel,® Abel,’
Lewis *), born in Virginia, married Perry B, Pierce, of Washing-
ton, D.C., where they reside. They have two children:
244 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1274. ‘I. Talbot Eugene’ Pierce.
No. 1275. II. Mary Walker’ Pierce.
No. 608. Ropert R. WALKER & (James,”* Isaac,* Abel,® Abel,’
Lewis"), of Waterford, Virginia, married Eliza J. Needles, of
Philadelphia. They have one child:
No. 1276. I. Cornelia Needles’ Walker, born 1892.
No. 615. James W. Wittiams ° (Mary,® Isaac,* Abel,® Abel,’
Lewis‘), born in Virginia, married Hannah Conrow. He died
August, 1895. They had three children:
No. 1277. I. Isaac Walker’ Williams.
No. 1278. II. Bessie S.’ Williams.
No. 1279. III. Hannah C.’ Williams.
No. 616. Susan TaLsot WIt.iamMs¢ (Mary,° Isaac,* Abel,”
Abel,’ Lewis"), born in Virginia, married Lewis Pidgeon. They
had one child:
No. 1280. I. Mary E.’ Pidgeon.
No. 623. Isaac WALKER® (William, Isaac,* Lewis,* Abel,’
Lewis'), born in East Bethlehem, Washington County, Penna.,
7th mo. 25th, 1847, married Matilda Singclair. They reside in
Eldorado, Kansas. They have one child:
No. 1281. I. Charles’? Walker.
No. 624. Extza JANE WaALKER® (William,® Isaac,‘ Lewis,*
Abel,? Lewis’), born in East Bethlehem, Washington County,
Penna., 2d mo. 15th, 1851, married John A. Crawford, of Twelve
Mile, Cass County, Indiana. They have seven children:
No. 1282. I. Harry W.’ Crawford, born roth mo. 13th, 1874.
SIXTH GENERATION. 245
No. 1283. II. Mary A.’ Crawford, born 12th mo. 13th, 1875.
No. 1284. III. Charles H.’ Crawford, born roth mo. 24th, 1877.
No. 1285. IV. William M.’ Crawford, born gth mo. 11th, 1879.
No. 1286. V. Emma N.’ Crawford, born 7th mo. 15th, 1882.
No. 1287. VI. Jessie A.’ Crawford, born 2d mo. 16th, 1886.
No. 1288. VII. Benjamin H.’ Crawford, born 8th mo. 11th, 1888.
No. 625. SamuEL G. WALKER® (William,°® Isaac,‘ Lewis,’
Abel,? Lewis"), born in East Bethlehem, Washington County,
Penna., 11th mo. Ist, 1852, married, Ist mo. 16th, 1879, Emma
J. Crouch, who died after giving birth to two sons. His second
wife, Minnie L. Griffith, whom he married 1oth mo. 5th, 1892,
has one son. He lives at the homestead with his mother. His
children are:
No. 1289. I. James W.’ Walker, born Ist mo. 31st, 1882.
No. 1290. II. Llewellyn G.’ Walker, born Ist mo. 31st, 1882.
No. 1291. III. Bertram Keener’ Walker, born 8th mo. 8th,
1894.
No. 626. JosepH L. Warker® (William,’ Isaac,* Lewis,’
Abel,” Lewis"), born in East Bethlehem, Washington County,
Penna., 9th mo. Igth, 1854, married, 4th mo. 7th, 1880, Hannah
J. Pepper. They live in East Bethlehem, and have seven
children :
No. 1292. I. Paul A.’ Walker, born Ist mo. 11th, 1881.
No. 1298. II. Jennetta B.’ Walker, born 3d mo. 22d, 1882.
No. 1294. III. William P.’ Walker, born 8th mo. 24th, 1884.
No. 1295. IV. Mary Ann’ Walker, born 3d mo, 12th, 1886.
No. 1296. V. Naomi E.’ Walker, born 2d mo. 26th, 1889.
No. 1297. VI. Leah Jane’ Walker, born 2d mo. 16th, 1891.
No. 1298. VII. Joseph D.’ Walker, born 12th mo. 30th, 1893.
246 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 636. Lewis W. STEER® (Samuel,’ Leah,* Lewis,’ Abel,’
Lewis*), born in Virginia, removed to Philadelphia, Penna.
Married, Ist, Elizabeth Hough ; 2d, Virginia Holland. He has
five children.
No. 1299. =I. Samuel? Steer.
No. 1300. II. Leah’ Steer, married William Osler.
No. 1801. III. Harriette 7 Steer.
No. 1802. IV. Caroline’? Steer, married Simon Gratz.
No. 18038. V. Edgar? Steer, died May, 1896, married Louisa
Slaughter. Graduate M.D., of University of
Pennsylvania.
No. 638. Mary STEER ® (Samuel,’? Leah,* Lewis,’ Abel,’
Lewis’), born in Virginia, married William Bond, of Montgom-
ery County, Md. They have three children:
No. 1304. I. Charles? Bond.
No. 1805. II. Samuel? Bond.
No. 1306. III. Joseph’ Bond.
No. 640. Isaac E. STEER ® (Samuel,® Leah,* Lewis,’ Abel,”
Lewis'), born in Virginia, removed to New York City, where he
is engaged in business. He married Ida Sigman, and has three
children :
No. 1307. I. Grace’ Steer.
No. 1308. II. Walter’ Steer.
No. 1309. III. Harold’ Steer.
No. 648. JosHua Ruoaps 6 (Naomi, Zillah,* Joseph,* Isaac,”
Lewis‘), born at Haddington, Penna., 9th mo. 14th, 1806, died
in Jacksonville, Illinois, 2d mo. Ist, 1876. He married, 3d mo.
14th, 1833, at Friends’ Meeting-house, Pennsbury, Bucks
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County, Penna., Rosanna, danghter of Barclay and Mary Ivins.
She died 4th mo. roth, 1883.
Joshua Rhoads graduated in medicine, and practiced his
profession for several years in Fallsington, Bucks County, Penna.,
but the greater part of his life was devoted to the education of
the blind. Hewas for atime Principal of the Institute for the
Blind in Philadelphia. In 1850, he removed with his family to
Jacksonville, Ill, where he was for twenty years Principal of
the State Institute for the Blind. Joshua and Rosanna (Ivins)
Rhoads had eight children :
No. 1810. =I. Jane Elizabeth’? Rhoads, born 2d mo. toth,
1834, died Ist mo. 14th, 1836.
No. 1811. I. Anna J.’ Rhoads, born goth mo. tgth, 1837,
died 7th mo. 22d, 1838.
No. 1312. III. Julius F.7 Rhoads, born 7th mo, toth, 1839,
died 2d mo. Ist, 1840.
No. 1818. IV. Mary J.’ Rhoads, born 3d mo. 27th, 1841.
No. 13814. V. Alice S.7 Rhoads, born 6th mo. 17th, 1844.
No. 1315. VI. Naomi’ Rhoads, born 6th mo. 2oth, 1848, died
3d mo. 21st, 1888, married John A. Bellatti.
No. 1816. VII. Martha C.’ Rhoads, born 2d mo. 25th, 1852,
died 1oth mo. 17th, 1862.
No. 1317. VIII. T. Walter’ Rhoads, born 11th mo. 15th, 1855,
died 1st mo. 5th, 1358.
No. 650. James Ruoaps° (Naomi,” Zillah,* Joseph,’ Isaac,”
Lewis *), born in Philadelphia, 4th mo. Ist, 1811, died 5th mo.
13th, 1886. He married at ‘‘ Sellers Hall,’ Delaware County,
Penna., 9th mo. 17th, 1840, Alice, daughter of George and Ann
E. Sellers, who was born 5th mo. Ist, 1818, died Ist mo. Igth,
1842. James Rhoads was for nearly thirty years professor of belles
lettres at the Boys’ High School, Philadelphia. He had one
son:
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No. 1318. I. Joseph R.? Rhoads, born 8th mo. 6th, 1841,
married Amanda Seal.
No. 652. SARAH WALKER Ruoaps § ( Naomi,’ Zillah,‘ Joseph,
Isaac,? Lewis’), born in Philadelphia, 2d mo. 16th, 1815, at
1709 Market street, died 4th mo. 26th, 1891, at her home, 10g
North 16th street, Philadelphia. She was married at Haverford
Meeting-house, Delaware County, Penna., 9th mo. 26th, 1839,
to William P. Walter, son of Thomas and Sarah Walter, of
Montgomery County, Penna. He was born 8th mo. Ist, 1810,
and died at Philadelphia, 8th mo. 28th, 1872.
William P. Walter was engaged in the hardware business on
Market street for many years, which is continued in the same
place by his sons. William P. and Sarah W. (Rhoads) Walter
had seven children :
No. 1319. I. Emma? Walter, born 6th mo. 2oth, 1840.
No. 13820. IJ. Thomas’ Walter, born 7th mo. Igth, 1843.
No. 13821. III. Naomi‘ Walter, born 1st mo. roth, 1846.
No. 1822. IV. Warner’ Walter, born 6th mo. 2oth, 1848.
No. 1323. V. William Penn? Walter, born gth mo. roth, 1850,
died 4th mo. 26th, 1854.
No. 1324. VI. Mary Jeanes’ Walter, born 6th mo. 28th, 1853,
married George F. White.
No, 1325. VII. Sarah’ Walter, born 3d mo. 11th, 1856, died
3d mo. 24th, 1865.
No. 655. Danie, Ruoapsé (Naomi,° Zillah,* Joseph, Isaac,”
Lewis *), born in Philadelphia, 9th mo. 25th, 1821, died 3d mo.
1ith, 1893. He married, 4th mo. 25th, 1861, Maria Dick
Smith. She was born 11th mo, 23d, 1838, and was daughter
of Edward and Rebecca Sinnicksen Smith, of Columbia, Penna.,
formerly of Salem, New Jersey.
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Daniel and Maria D. (Smith) Rhoads settled at Bellefonte,
Centre County, Penna., and had five children :
No. 13826. I. Samuel Jeanes’ Rhoads, born 3d mo. 31st, 1862,
died 1oth mo. 11th, 1862.
No. 1327. II. Edward Keasby Smith’ Rhoads, born 7th mo.
- 16th, 1867.
No. 1828. III. Joseph James‘ Rhoads, born 8th mo. 23d, 1868.
No. 1329. IV. Francis Sinnicksen’ Rhoads, born 8th mo. roth,
1871.
No.. 1830. V. Rebecca Naomi’ Rhoads, born 11th mo. 30th,
1872.
No. 656. Naomi Ruoaps® (Naomi,’ Zillah,* Joseph,* Isaac,’
Lewis’), born in Philadelphia, Penna., 8th mo. 16th, 1824,
married Thomas Walter, 2d mo. 23d, 1848. He was born 2d
mo. Ist, 1802, died, 6th mo. 25th, 1878, and was son of Enos
and Elizabeth Walter of Wilmington, Delaware. Thomas and
Naomi (Rhoads) Walter had two children :
No. 1331. I. Joseph R.” Walter, born gth mo. 27th, 1849,
died 3d mo. 30th, 1890.
No. 13832. II. Mary R.’ Walter, born 2d mo. Igth, 1857,
married Charles William Cooper.
No. 657. ELLEN Roperts® (Sarah,° Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,’
Lewis *), born at the Roberts homestead, near Manayunk, Penna.,
in 1797, died 1855, married, 1825, William D. Haines. They
had two children :
No. 1333. I. Caroline’ Haines, born 1829, died 1836.
No. 1884. II. Emily’ Haines, married Phineas Pratt.
No. 660. Mary Ann Roserts® (Sarah,> Isaac,* Joseph,°
Isaac,” Lewis*), born at the Roberts homestead, near Manayunk,
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Penna., 1802, married, 1834, her cousin Walker Moore, son of
Leah and Abner Moore.
Walker Moore died in his eighty-ninth year. They had one
child :
No. 1835. I. Ellen R.? Moore, married Jesse Cheney.
No. 661. Jane W. Roserts 6 (Sarah,” Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,’
Lewis *), born at the Roberts homestead, near Manayunk, Penna.,
1804, married Samuel Hoopes. They had three children:
No. 1836. I. Thomas’ Hoopes, married, 1st, Susan Bernard ;
2d, Lydia Jobson.
No. 1887. II. Elwood” Hoopes, married Susanna Huey.
No. 1838. III. David’ Hoopes, married Susan Maris.
No. 662. Saran Roperts® (Sarah,° Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,’
Lewis *), born at the Roberts homestead, near Manayunk, Penna.,
1806, married Caleb Hoopes. She died at her home in Balti-
more, Md. Caleb Hoopes married for his second wife, Mary W.
Roberts (No. 686). He is also deceased. Caleb and Sarah
(Roberts) Hoopes had five children :
No. 13839. I. Emma’ Hoopes, married Charles Hoopes.
No. 1340. II. William’ Hoopes, married Georgia Wilhelm.
No. 13841. III. Edward’ Hoopes, married Lucy Tyler.
No. 1342. IV. Sallie’ Hoopes, married Charles Tyler.
No. 1848. V. Frank’ Hoopes, died 1861.
No. 663. Matruew Ropserts °(Sarah,° Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,”
Lewis’), born at the Roberts homestead, near Manayunk,
Penna., 1809, married Ellen Moore, daughter of Isaac, and
granddaughter of Leah and Abner Moore (No. 56). They had
one child:
No. 1344. I. Emily’ Roberts, married F. Wilson Eastburn.
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No. 664. ExizABETH Roperts® (Sarah,° Isaac,‘ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis’), born at the Roberts homestead near Mana-
yunk, Penna., 1814, died at her home in Lower Merion Town-
ship, Montgomery County, Penna., 1875, married Phineas Paiste.
He was born in 1811, and died in 1883. They had eleven
children:
No. 13845. ‘I. Mercy’ Paiste, married James Pyott.
No. 1346. II. Robert J.’ Paiste, married, Ist, Sallie Rhoads,
2d, Jane Rhoads.
No. 1847. III. George’ Paiste, married Margaret Dempsery.
No. 1848. IV. William Henry’ Paiste, died 1863, from wounds
received at the Battle of Antietam, in the
Civil War.
No. 1349. V. Edward’ Paiste, married, 1st, Emma Mackey ;
2d, Anna Brook; 3d, Kate Harris ; 4th,
Sallie Parrottet.
No. 13850. VI. Caroline’ Paiste.
No. 1351. VII. Elwood’ Paiste, died in infancy.
No. 1352. VIII. Phineas’ Paiste, born 1850, died 1856.
No. 18538. IX. B. Franklin’ Paiste.
No. 1854. X. Charles’ Paiste, married Emma Davis.
No. 1855. XI. James L.’ Paiste, married Louetta Weaver.
No. 665. ReBecca Roberts ® (Sarah,° Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,’
Lewis"), born at the Roberts homestead, near Manayunk, Penna.,
1811, married James Paiste, the brother of Phineas Paiste above
mentioned, of Eastown Township, Chester County, Penna. They
had three children :
No. 1856. I. David’ Paiste, married Rebecca Thomas.
No. 13857. II. Eliza’ Paiste, married John Wetherill.
No. 1858. III. Dillwyn? Paiste, married ,
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No. 666. RACHEL RoseErts ® (Sarah,* Isaac,* Joseph,? Isaac,?
Lewis'), born at the Roberts homestead, near Manayunk,
Penna., 3d mo. 2d, 1817, died in Chester, Penna., roth mo.
20th, 1890. She married, 4th mo. 20th, 1843, Isaac Wetherill,
son of Richard and Ann Wetherill. Isaac and Rachel (Roberts)
Wetherill resided at Kennett Square, Chester County, Penna.
They had four children :
No. 1859. ‘I. Annie J.’ Wetherill, married Sharpless Walter.
No. 13860. II. Roberts’ Wetherill, married Annie Webb.
No. 1361. III. Sallie? Wetherill, married Dr. Milner, of Chester
County, Penna. They had one child, who
died a few years after the death of both her
parents.
No. 1862 IV. Emily’ Wetherill, married Benjamin Blakley.
No. 669. THomas Rozinson WALKER ® (Joseph,’ Isaac,’
Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Radnor Township, Delaware
County, Penna., 8th mo. 2d, 1816, died at his home in Tredyf-
frin Township, Chester County, Penna., 7th mo. 29th, 1875.
He married, 4th mo. 14th, 1841, Mary, daughter of James and
Elizabeth (Priestman) Baynes. She was born at “ Shellcote,”
in “‘ Wood Hall Park,’’ Wensleydale, Yorkshire, England, 7th
mo. 11th, 1813, died 4th mo. 14th, 1880, at Philadelphia, Penna.,
at the house of her son, Dr. James Baynes Walker, and is buried
beside her husband in the Valley Graveyard.
The Baynes family, according to Granger in his “ History of
Nidderdale,’’ was in earlier times one of the most influential in
Yorkshire. Tradition says it is descended from Donald Bane,
son of the murdered Duncan, who, on the death of his brother
Malcolm, claimed the throne of Scotland, as was his right
according to the, then, Scotch law. Malcolm’s son, with the
assistance of the English, dethroned him after a short reign, and
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Donald was obliged to seek the shelter of the highlands, along
with his Gaelic chieftains. After some years of desultory fight-
ing they were driven from Scotland, and, it 1s said by some
authorities, came to northern Yorkshire, where the sons of
Donald founded the family that bears their name. However
true this may be, the Bayneses are of distinguished and ancient
lineage, and there are to be found on their family tree many
names that testify to their worth. In an old pedigree that goes
back eight hundred years, are warriors, crusaders, nuns, and one
bishop, while in the later centuries are poets, painters, clergymen,
and dissenters, both of Church and State. One of Cromwell’s
most trusted officers, Captain Adam Baynes, was of this York-
shire family and a near relation to the forebears of Mary Baynes
Walker. This branch lived at ‘‘ Heigh-holm’’ Hall, near Kil-
lington, Westmoreland, which property was owned by them for
many generations. They have been associated with Yorkshire
since 1182, when, according to Burke, one of them came there
from the north and established the family. (See the ‘‘ Deucator
Leodientis,” “‘ Reitstap,’ and ‘ Burke’s Peerage.’’) The arms
are: ‘‘Arms sa. A shin bone in fesse surmounted by another
in pale arg. The crest a cubit arm, vested, az., cuffed,
erminois, the hand holding the jaw bone, arg.’ Motto:
‘‘ Furor arma ministrat.’’
When George Fox appeared in Yorkshire preaching the new
doctrine, William and Joseph Baynes of “Stangerthwait’’ were
among the earliest converts to Quakerism, and they suffered much
in fines and imprisonments for conscience’ sake. (See ‘‘ Piety Pro-
moted,” and ‘ Besse’s Sufferings ”’ ).
In the troubled times of the Commonwealth and for some
years afterwards the records of church and meeting-house were
not kept with the care necessary for their preservation, and,
aithough we know that James Baynes’ grandfather was of this
254 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
stock, we cannot find any record of his birth. We simply con-
jecture that he was a son, born.of a second marriage of Joseph
Baynes of ‘ Stangerthwait,” with Barbara Askew, 1691. Joseph
was born in 1633, and James Baynes in 1700, when his sup-
posed father was sixty-seven years old. Joseph was son of James
Baynes, ‘“‘ Yeoman,” died 1671, and his wife, Agnes, died 166s,
of ‘Killington,’ Westmoreland. (There are other records of
the family now extant, and in course of preparation by other
members of the family in England, which it is not necessary to
insert in this work.)
James Baynes, born 1700, died 1772, married, 2d mo. 7th,
1736, Mary, daughter of Thomas Lambert, of ‘‘ Blean,” a farm-
house so-called, in Wensleydale overlooking Semerwater. She
was born 1711, died 1797, and both are buried at Bainbridge, in
Wensleydale. They had ten children: Mabel, born 1736, mar-
ried, 1757, Adam Harker; Thomas, born 1737; James born
1739, died 1785 ; Mary, born 1741, married, 1765, Christopher
Mires ; Margaret, born 1743, married, 1778, John Rickaby ; John,
born 1744, died 1817, married, 1770, Frances Beezon ; William,
born 1746; Oswald, born 1748, married, 1777, Mary Lambert ;
Ann, born 1750; Joseph, born 1765, died 1778.
Frances Beezon, the wife of John Baynes, was daughter of
John Beezon, of ‘‘ Wood Hall Park,” a farm in Wensleydale, long
in possession of the Beezon family. John Beezon, in his will
dated 1773, leaves a ‘‘ property called Shellcote, on the Scarr,
north of the Turnpike road leading from Woodhall to Askrig,”
to his daughter Frances Baynes, along with ‘“ Wood Hall Park,”
and all the plate and furniture. Frances was born at ‘‘ Wood
Hall Park,” 1751, and died there, 7th mo. 4th, 1781. She is
buried in the Quaker graveyard at Aysgarth, not far distant.
John and Frances (Beezon) Baynes had five children: John
Beezon, born 1771, at ‘‘ Wood Hall Park,” died 1847, at Wil-
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mington, Delaware, married Miriam Priestman ; Hannah, born
1772, at “ Wood Hall Park,’’ married, 1795, Richard Thomson,
of Leyburn; James, born 1775, at ‘‘Wood Hall Park,” died at
Plymouth, Montgomery County, Penna., 1856, married Eliza-
beth Priestman; Frances, born 1776, at ‘‘ Wood Hall Park,”
married Redman; Mary, born 1779, at “ Wood Hall
Park,” died 1843, in Pennsylvania, married Yates.
John Beezon Baynes, the eldest son, inherited ‘‘Wood Hall
Park,’ on the death of his mother, and on his marriage with
Miriam, daughter of Thomas Priestman, ‘“‘ yeoman,” of ‘ Dur-
ruddun,”’
Cumberland, England (in some family papers it is
written “ Dearrudding, in the Parish of Greystock, in the county
of Cumberland’), he took her there to live. He sold the
property in 1818 to Christopher Alderson Alderson, and moved
with his family to America. They at first settled in Wilmington,
Del., but his sons afterward removed to Baltimore, Md., where
they engaged successfully in business, and were prominent mem-
bers of the Society of Friends in that city. They had: Beezon,
born 1802, died ; Thomas, born 1803, died , married
Sarah Wetherald ; Frances, born 1804, died 1827, married, 1826,
William West; John, born 1805; James, born 1806, died
married Martha De Burgh; Joséph P., born 18009, died
married Sarah Paiste.
James Baynes, the brother of John, married, 3d mo. 24th,
1803, Elizabeth Priestman, the sister of John’s wife, and daughter
of Thomas and Hannah Priestman before mentioned. (In 1713
Joseph and Thomas Priestman sign a certificate for Joseph
Parker from Coldbeck, Cumberland, to Chester, Penna., Monthly
Meeting.) James Baynes took his wife to that part of the
Beezon estate inherited by him, which was and is still called
‘‘Shellcote,” a small farm with house and farm buildings in the
near vicinity of ‘‘ Wood Hall Park.’’ Here he was occupied in
)
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256 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
sheep-raising and cheese-making, the moorlands being especially
adapted for the pasture of sheep, while the Stilton cheese is still
one of the products of the diaries as it was a hundred years ago
and more. In 1822 James Baynes, following the example of his
elder brother, sold the place that had been so long in the posses-
sion of his mother’s family, and came to Pennsylvania. He
brought with him his wife and their nine children, and after
various removals they at last arrived in Tredyffrin Township.
They rented a farm belonging to Charles Greaves, and here his
daughter Mary became acquainted with their neighbor, Thomas
R. Walker, whom she afterwards married. This farm was origin-
ally owned by Lewis Walker, who gave it to his eldest son
Daniel, on his marriage in 1715. It is now owned by David
Abraham.
James Baynes’ children were : Hannah, born 1804, died
1839, married John Brookes; John, born 1805, died 1827,
buried at Chester, Penna.; Frances, born 1807, died 1830, buried
at the same place; Thomas Priestman, born 1809, died 18809, at
Plymouth, Montgomery County, Penna., married Mary Holt,
2d, Mary (Caley) Lukens, s. p.; Elizabeth, born 1811, died
1893, buried at Plymouth, Penna.; Mary, born 1813, died 1880,
married Thomas R. Walker; Miriam, born 1815, died 1855,
buried at Plymouth, Penna.; Beezon, born 1818, married Lowry
Humphrey, removed to Washington County, Ind.; Alice, born
1821, died 1862, buried at Plymouth, Penna.
James Baynes and his wife died at Plymouth, Penna, and
both are buried in the Friends’ Graveyard at that place.
Thomas R.and Mary Baynes Walker were married at a
public meeting at the Valley meeting-house, and this was the last
wedding that ever took place there. After that it became
fashionable to marry at the home of the bride. They went first
to live at ‘Bellwood Farm,’’ farming for a cousin, Jane W.
SIXTH GENERATION. 257
Cleaver, and living in part of the house, but before the year ended
a farm was bought for them at Whitpain, Montgomery County,
Penna., to which place they moved and where they remained for
several years, until about the year 1853, when Joseph Walker,
the father of Thomas R. Walker, purchased the Greaves property,
before mentioned as being the home of James Baynes, and here
the family removed, and here they resided until, on the death of
Mary B. Walker, the property was sold to settle up the estate.
On the marriage of their eldest son, Isaac, in the year 1873, a
new house was built for him on the top of the hill, a hill which
gave the name of ‘‘ Prospect Farm,”’ to the place, in which house
he lived, managing affairs for his father, who was a helpless
invalid for years before his death, being afflicted with rheumatic
gout.
Thomas R. Walker was esteemed by all who knew him. He
had the strong, independent character that corresponded with his
commanding height. He was over six feet tall, of an obliging dis-
position, hospitably inclined, and with a mind that might have
achieved distinction had he entered one of the professions. He
valued education above all things, and gave his children the
advantage of good schools. He had had a good education himself,
having been a pupil of Joseph Foulke, and was gifted with an
excellent memory. He was a good mathematician, and assisted
his children in this branch of their studies particularly, being
able to work outa difficult problem in his mind during the
nights when he could not sleep for pain, and have it ready to
explain to them in the morning. For many years a literary
society was held every alternate week at his house and that of
his neighbor and kinsman, Havard Walker, which gave a taste for
reading and study to the whole neighborhood, and raised the
tone of society generally. In all his enterprises he was assisted
by his wife, they being singularly congenial in their tastes.
258 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
They were both Elders of Radnor Monthly Meeting. Though
they were consistent Friends, they were not bounded by any
creed. The house in which they lived for so many years of
their married life was the oldest and plainest in the Valley, yet
there was none that contained a happier, more united family, and
the children that grew and thrived therein look upon it, even
now, with a reverence hard to understand for the present gen-
eration. They feel that the blessing of a father and mother such
as theirs cannot be overestimated.
Thomas R. and Mary Baynes Walker had nine children :
No. 138638. I. Priscilla? Walker, died in infancy.
No. 1864. II. Elizabeth Baynes’ Walker, born May 8th,
1843, married Joseph Heacock.
No. 1865. III. Isaac Priestman’ Walker, born April 2oth,
1845, married Ella M. Eckman.
No. 13866. IV. James Baynes? Walker, born December 16th,
1846, married Martha M. Abraham.
No. 1867. VV. Priscilla? Walker, born August 27th, 1848, mar-
ried, September 7th, 1875, Dr. Thomas Hale
Streets, U. S. N., son of Edward and Mary E.
(Griffin) Streets, of Delaware. s. p.
No. 13868. VI. Fannie Baynes? Walker, born June 25th,
1850, now residing with her sister Elizabeth,
at Wyncote, Penna. She was for several
years a teacher at Friends’ Central School,
Philadelphia, Penna., but rheumatic gout
compelled her to give up her position.
No. 1869. VII. Joseph’ Walker, died in infancy.
No. 1370. VIII. Thomas’ Walker, died in infancy.
No. 1371. IX. Mary Alice’ Walker, died in infancy.
No. 670. Moses Waker ® (Joseph,°® Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,”
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Lewis’), born in Radnor Township, Delaware County, Penna.,
12th mo. oth, 1817, died at his home in Upper Merion, Mont-
gomery County, Penna., 2d mo. 24th, 1870. He married, 1849,
Sarah S., daughter of Joseph and Eleanor (Stephens) Davis.
Joseph Davis was descended from the Radnor family of that
name that came originally from Wales and settled there.
According to ‘ Notes and Queries” in the Pennsylvania Maga-
gine, I find there were three brothers of this name among
the early settlers, William, of Radnor, Thomas, of Tredyffrin,
and Llewellin Davis.* Sarah S. (Davis) Walker thinks she is
descended from William, of Radnor, because that is a family
name and she knows that her grandparents are buried in the
Radnor Meeting Graveyard.
The Davis family, though numerous and very respectable, can
only go back to Joseph, of Willistown Township, Chester County,
the great-grandfather of Sarah, whose son Mordecai lived at the
Waterloo Mills, in Eastown Township, Chester County. This
property belonged to the wife of Mordecai, who, with her sister,
owned it. Mordecai bought the sister’s share, and it remained
in the family until recently, when at the death of John Davis,
the son of Mordecai, it was sold. Mordecai Davis and his wife
are buried at Radnor. In 1821 they bought a farm in Tredyffrin
for their other son, Joseph, who came there to live. This
property was originally owned by Thomas Waters, who gave it
to his daughter on her marriage with Colonel! Dewees. On the
death of Mrs. Dewees, her son Waters Dewees inherited it, who
sold it to Mordecai Davis.
When the Hessian troops passed through the Valley, Colonel
Dewees hid his valuables in various places, thinking in this
* Llewellin Davis had two sons, Isaac and Llewellin. Isaac was the father of General
John Davis, of Howellville, Chester County, Penna., who has a son, Major Charles L,
Davis, U.S. Army.
260 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
manner to save his gold and silver, though he could not keep
his cattle from the marauders. A bag of gold coin was hurriedly
hidden under the smoke house, and would have escaped detec-
tion had not a hen, fleeing before a pursuing soldier, taken refuge
there also, and the man, following, found the precious treasure,
which he carried off exultingly, blessing the happy accident that
procured him so much riches.
The Dewees house was well built and in a good situation,
much the same as it is at the present day. During the occupa-
tion of Valley Forge by Washington’s troops, this house was the
headquarters of General Mifflin. Mrs. Dewees resided here after
her husband’s death and died here.
Joseph Davis, the new owner, married Eleanor, daughter of
Stephen and Sarah (MacVeagh) Stephens (see No. 267), and
here they lived the rest of their lives, and on the death of Joseph
Davis, a few years ago, the property went to their only son,
Mordecai, who with his family now occupy it. The three chil-
dren of Joseph Davis married descendants of Lewis Walker.
Sarah, as before stated, marrying Moses Walker; Susan, the
second daughter, married Lewis Walker (No. 676), and Mordecai
married Hannah Mary Beidler (No. 1580).
Joseph Davis was a preacher in the Valley Meeting, and was
much beloved and respected. His second wife, Elizabeth Peart,
a widow, was also a preacher, and a gifted one. He is buried in
the Valley Graveyard with both his wives.
Moses Walker and his wife went to live on a farm which he
had purchased from the estate of James Barry, which land lies
near and overlooks the Schuylkill River near Merion Station on
the Reading Railrod. Here they resided until the death of
Moses Walker. The property is now owned by his widow, who
lives here with her only remaining child, whose husband William
Ramsey farms the place. Moses and Sarah S. (Davis) Walker
had three children :
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No. 1872. I. Ellen Davis’ Walker, married William Ramsey.
No. 1373. II. Lewis’ Walker, born 1856, died 1868.
No. 1374. III. Sarah? Walker, born 1863, died 1874.
No. 673. HANANIAH WALKER® (Joseph,> Isaac,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis’), born at “ Rehobeth,” Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., 1823, died at his home in Philadel-
phia, 4th mo. 16th, 1872. He married, 1852, Susan, daughter
of William Katon, of Philadelphia. He learned the trade of
brick-layer, and after working at it for some time in Philadelphia
he joined it to the occupation of builder. He died suddenly of
pneumonia, and was buried at the Valley Graveyard, with all the
honors of the Society of Odd Fellows, of which he was a promi-
nent member. His widow and two sons still reside in Philadel-
phia. Thay had four children :
No. 1875. =I. William Katon’ Walker, married Kate Garby,
had one son William, who died in infancy.
No. 1876. II. Joseph? Walker, died of consumption.
No. 1877. III. Lewis Katon’?’ Walker, married Sarah Jane
Wright.
No. 1878. IV. Mary? Walker, died of consumption.
No. 674. Jos EPH WALKER ® (Joseph,” Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,’
Lewis"), born at ‘“ Rehobeth,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., 4th mo. 30th, 1826, married, 6th mo. 11th, 1863,
Ellen Louisa, daughter of Charles and Mary (Dilworth) Wells,
at her father’s house in Tredyffrin.
From Sharpless’s Genealogy: Mary T. Dilworth’? (Sarah °)
married Charles Wells (died Ist mo. 3d, 1872), son of Levi
Wells* (born 1st mo. 3d, 1772), and Eleanor Meredith (born Ist
mo. 28th, 1776), daughter of John and Hannah (Harrison)
Meredith.
262 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Levi Wells * was son of Edward? (born roth mo. 14th, 1726)
and Mary Wells, and grandson of Peter and Mary Wells.
Sarah Pennell, grandmother of Ellen L. (Wells) Walker,
born 1780, married, 1800, Richard Dilworth, of Philadelphia,
born 1779, son of Charles and Mary (Taylor) Dilworth, of West
Chester, Penna. Richard Dilworth went West early in this
century, and was never heard of again. Charles and Mary
(Dilworth) Wells sold their farm in Tredyffrin to Mr. Fisher
about twenty years ago, and went to Downingtown, Penna., where
their two surviving sons still live. |
Joseph Walker, the youngest son of Joseph and Priscilla
Walker, lived at the homestead with his father and sister Mary
until the death of Joseph Walker, when he inherited the property
according to the conditions of his father’s will. After his mar-
riage he made some slight improvements at ‘“‘ Rehobeth,” and
assisted by his wife he has there dispensed generous hospitality
to their many friends and acquaintances. During the time of the
Quarterly Meeting in August they have frequently entertained as
many as fifty. Heis an enthusiast on the subject of the old
house in which he first saw the light, and delights in tales of
“auld lang syne.”
Ellen L. Walker died very suddenly of pneumonia, December
31st, 1889. She was generous and warm hearted, always ready
to assist her neighbors in distress and to join them in their
pleasures. It may truly be said of her, that her place in the
neighborhood has never been refilled. They had two sons:
No. 1879. I. Charles Wells‘ Walker, born December 27th,
1867, married, November 12, 1895, at the
Church of the Advent, Philadelphia, Marian
Graves Coppuck, daughter of Malcolm M.
Coppuck. They reside in Downingtown.
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No. 1880. II. Joseph Jeanes’ Walker, born Nov. 4th, 1871.
Graduated at Swarthmore. At present in
the employ of Jesse Wager Walker, in the
Shifflee Bridge Co., Pittsburgh, Penna.
No. 675. Havarp WALKER® (Hananiah,°’ Isaac,‘ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis’), born at ‘“‘The Meadows,” Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna, July 3d, 1815, married Martha,
daughter of William and Ann (Wager) Potts, of Plymouth,
Montgomery County, Penna. Martha (Potts) Walker died”
January 2d, 1894.
William Potts was descended from David and Alice Potts,
early settlers of Pennsylvania, whose son Nathan, the youngest
of ten children, born probably 1710, married Hester , and
had a son Zebulon, born 1746, who married Martha, daughter
of Joseph and Ann Trotter, and died March 17th, 1801.
Zebulon Potts was a notable man of Plymouth Township.
In 1774 he was appointed constable. He was an ardent Whig,
and the British, receiving information, through the medium of
spies, of his active opposition to their cause, sent out parties on
several occasions to capture him. Once they were almost suc-
cessful. In 1777 he was appointed one of the Justices of the
Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas. In the Assessors’
list of 1780 he is represented as having 100 acres of land, five
horses, three cows, and ‘‘an aged mother to support.” In Octo-
ber, 1784, he was elected the first sheriff in Montgomery County.
He died at Harrisburg, Penna., while he was State Senator.
(See History of Montgomery County.) His son William was
with him in his last sickness and brought his body home.
Among other children Zebulon Potts had William, born 1787,
died 1881, who married Ann, daughter of Jesse Wager or
Wicherline, who lived on a small, well-kept, and valuable farm
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264 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
on the banks of the Schuylkill River, near Conshohocken, Penna.
This farm became his by inheritance when he was two years
old, at which time he went there to live, and was never farther
away from it than to Philadelphia in his long life time. His
sister, Elizabeth, was grandmother to the American novelist,
James Fenimore Cooper.
Havard and Martha P. Walker lived on the farm and in the
house where Havard was born, and here they celebrated their
Golden Wedding, in the winter of 1890. He, with his two
daughters, still live there and farm the place, assisted by his only
grandson. Although he is past four-score, he is still compara-
tively hale and hearty, and is interested in all public affairs relat-
ing to his native county. For years he has been a director
of the public schools, and there is no man so well known by the
younger generation of Chester County. The eldest daughter is
a woman of remarkable intelligence, and has wielded an immense
amount of influence for good in the locality. In her own little
circle she is an authority on all things mental and moral. Had
she devoted herself to literature, instead of doing the duty that
lay nearest to her, she might have achieved a national reputation.
Havard and Martha (Potts) Walker had four children:
No. 1381. I. Mary Jane’ Walker.
No. 1882. II. Jesse Wager’ Walker, married Isabella Meeker.
No. 13838. III. Annie Potts’ Walker.
No. 1384. IV. William Potts’ Walker, married Fanny Baynes.
No. 677. Davip Watrker® (Hananiah,® Isaac,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis*), born at “The Meadows,’ Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., oth mo. 8th, 1818, died at his home
in Tredyffrin, 5th mo., 1889, married, 1oth mo. 27th, 184],
Hannah, daughter of William and Eliza (Coates) Cowgill.
Eliza Coates, born 5th mo. igth, 1797, was daughter of
SIXTH GENERATION. 265
Moses Coates, who married, 12th mo. roth, 1795, Hannah,
daughter of Mordecai and Elizabeth (Davis) Moore. Mordecai
Moore was a resident of Montgomery County. He lived in
what is known as the Zook homestead, late the residence of that
family. Beside the farm attached to it he owned the land now
occupied by the village of Port Kennedy, as well as the farm of
the late Edwin Moore. He was married at Haverford Meeting
12th mo. 12th, 1758. Hannah Moore was born 12th mo. 24th,
1759.
Moses Coates, son of Moses Coates, of Phoenixville, Pa. (see
No. 249), and his wife, Hannah Moore, went very soon after
their marriage to Frederick County, Va., and there their daughter
Eliza was born. She married, oth mo. 18th, 1814, William
Cowgill, born 3d mo. 5th, 1788, died Ist mo. 27th, 1834, and is
buried at Hopewell Meeting Graveyard in Virginia.
The Cowgill family, consisting of Ellen, her daughter Jane
and three sons, Thomas, Ezekiel and John, came to Pennsylvania
with William Penn, on the ship ‘‘ Welcome,” in 1682. They
settled in Kent County, Del.
From ‘ Pennsylvania Archives,” 2d Series, Vol. XIX. :
“1715. John Cowgill desires the grant of about 100 acres of
land joining on his other tract, near the branches of Duck Creek,
in the County of New Castle, where he had planted a tan yard,
at Id. an acre rent.”’
Henry Cowgill, ‘‘son of John,” of Kent County, Del., is
supposed to be the son of John, the tanner and emigrant. In
the Record Book of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting it is recorded
that Henry Cowgill married Alice, daughter of Josiah Pain, of
Nottingham, Chester County, Penna,, on the 4th day of Ist mo.,
1742. My correspondent, Ella V. (Walker) Conard, has a copy
of the marriage certificate. John, a son of Henry and Alice,
born 4th mo, 25th, 1750, removed to York County, Penna.,
266 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
when he was twenty-one years old, and resided there for a time.
He married, 11th mo. 12th, 1772, Catherine (born 3d mo. 26th,
1754), daughter of William and Hannah Shephard, of Notting-
ham, Chester County. John and Catherine Cowgill went to
Virginia, taking with them their certificate from Deer Creek
Monthly Meeting, dated 7th mo. 3d, 1775, to Hopewell Monthly
Meeting in Virginia. Among the children born to them was
William, who married Eliza Coates, aforementioned.
The Cowgill family is supposed to have come from the north
of England. The Virginia Cowgills were people of means and
lived in good style. A member of the family writing from Dela-
ware says she remembers hearing her father tell of a visit his
great-aunt Cowgill paid them when he was a boy. She came
from Virginia to their Delaware home in her handsome chaise
drawn by a pair of fine horses with a dignified negro man as
driver, a mode of travel which much impressed the boy. Eze-
kiel Cowgill, the emigrant, went to Virginia, and has descendants
still living there. The editor of Zhe Kansas Farmer is a
descendant of Ellen Cowgill.
On the death of William Cowgill his wife came to live in
Pennsylvania, among her mother’s relations, and here David
Walker made the acquintance of her daughter Hannah, who is
said to have been very beautiful. They were married, 1oth mo.
27th, 1841, and went to live on a farm purchased by David
Walker from Dewalt Beaver, in Tredyffrin, not far from his old
home. This land was originally a part of John Kinsey’s pur-
chase, and was sold by him to John Beaver, which family retained
possession of it until it was sold to David Walker. Some years
ago the old Beaver house was partly torn down and remodeled
as itis now. Hannah, the wife of David Walker, died some
years before her husband, and both are buried in the Valley
Graveyard. They had four children:
SIXTH GENERATION. 2067
No. 1885. I. Eliza Cowgill’ Walker, born August 15th,
1842.
No. 1886. II. Ella Virginia’ Walker, born Feb. 20th, 1850,
married Edward Bright Conard.
No. 1387. III. Winfield Hananiah’ Walker, born April 29th,
1852, died November 24th, 1876, of typhoid
fever.
No. 1388. IV. Lewis’ Walker, born August 14th, 1860.
No. 678. Mary Ann WALKER 6 (Hananiah,’ Isaac,* Joseph,*
Isaac,” Lewis), born at ‘‘The Meadows,” in Tredyffrin Town-
ship, Chester County, Penna., October 12th, 1820, died at her
home in Tredyffrin, 1880, married William W. Richards, who
died in 1892, son of John and Martha (Wood) Richards. For
some years after their marriage they resided in Philadelphia,
where William W. Richards was engaged in the manufacture of
shovels, spades and hoes. Later they lived on a farm in
Tredyffrin adjoining ‘‘The Meadows,” which is now owned by
some of their children. They had ten children:
No. 1889. I. Martha W.’ Richards, married Isaac Walker
Richards (No. 1430).
No. 1890. ‘II. Jane’ Richards, died.
No. 1891. III. Anna J.’ Richards, twin with Jane.
No. 1892. IV. John James’ Richards.
No. 1898. -V. Louisa’ Richards.
No. 1394. VI. Mary T.’ Richards.
No. 1895. VII. Chalkley Wood’ Richards, married Ida Mullin.
No. 1396. VIII. William Wood?’ Richards, twin with Chalkley.
No. 1397. IX. Susan Walker’ Richards, born 1860, died 1876,
of consumption.
No. 13898. X. Lewis Walker’ Richards.
268 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 679. Saraw Roserts® (Mary,° Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,?
Lewis'*), born in Schuylkill Township, Chester County, Penna.,
died 1895, married, April 12th, 1833, John Williams, of
Schuylkill Township, Chester County, Penna. He was a
descendant of Lewis Williams, who, it is said, came to America
on the same ship with Lewis Walker, in 1686-7. Tradition is
that they were cousins, but all proofs of relationship were
destroyed by a fire that occurred in the Williams family about
the year 1820. He married Lettice, daughter of James Parry
of Tredyffrin, who came over on the same ship with her future
husband. Lewis Williams was one of the original members of
the Great Valley Baptist Church, joined ‘“ by letter from Wales.”’
His wife’s father was a Presbyterian, and her brother John gave
the ground where the Great Valley Presbyterian Church now
stands. Elizabeth Parry, her sister, married James David or
Davis, who gave the land for the erection of the Baptist Church
in the great Valley.
Lewis and Lettice (Parry) Williams had three sons, Joseph,
John, and James, who lived in Whiteland, Chester County, until
after their father’s death in 1735, when they went to Charlestown
Township, and settled there in 1744. Joseph Williams was part
owner of the old Valley Forge in 1751, being in partnership
with Stephen Evans and Daniel Walker. (See No. 2.) John
Williams, his brother, a weaver, was a member of the Great
Valley Baptist Church “by baptism.” In 1726, Lewis Williams
with his family and some other members of this church with-
drew from it and founded the Seventh Day Baptist Church at
French Creek. In 1770, John Williams was a deacon at Vincent
Baptist Church. He was living in 1793. His son David also
lived to be over ninety. John married Mary , about 1720,
John and Sarah (Roberts) Williams resided all their married
life at the old Williams homestead, where, besides farming, they
SIXTH GENERATION. 269
were engaged in the manufacturing of paper. They had eight
children :
No. 1399. I. Joseph Roberts ’ Williams, married Jane Kunkle.
No. 1400. ‘II. Mary Jane’ Williams, married William John.
No. 1401. III. David‘ Williams, married Sallie Pennypacker.
No. 1402. IV. Sarah’ Williams, married Everett Anderson.
No. 1403. V. B. Franklin’ Williams, married Josephine
Stephens.
No. 1404. VI. Walker’ Williams, married Susan Stephens.
No. 1405. VII. William K.’ Williams, married Millie Wright.
No. 1406. VIII. Henrietta’ Williams, married John Kinsey.
No. 680. Wirtt1am Roserts ° (Mary,° Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,”
Lewis‘), born in Schuylkill Township, Chester County, Penna.,
died suddenly, October 21st, 1889, at his home in Tredyffrin
Township, having enjoyed a long life, spent in almost perfect
health. He married Susanna, daughter of Benjamin and Mary
(Jones) Havard. (See No. 250.) William and Susanna (Havard)
Roberts built a home on a part of the Havard tract which came
to her by inheritance, and here they lived for almost fifty years
together. He was a public-spirited man, and frequently held
positions of trust in the County. Both he and his wife were
valuable members of society. His wife survives him, and with
some of her children occupies the homestead. Their three eldest
sons died before their father, and all are buried in the Valley
Graveyard. They had ten children:
No, 1407. I. Benjamin Havard’ Roberts, enlisted in the
Union Army at the commencement of the
Civil War, and died of camp fever in Virginia
in 1860, before he was twenty.
No. 1408. II. Isaac Walker’ Roberts, died 1875, married
Annie Daniels.
No. 1409.
No. 1410.
No. 1411.
No. 1412.
No. 14138.
No. 1414
No. 1415.
No. 1416.
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
. VOL.
IX.
X.
III.
Mary Emily’ Roberts, married Isaac Walker
(No. 737.)
David Havard’ Roberts, died, married Margaret
Rodney.
William H.’ Roberts, married Kate Errett.
Annie’ Roberts, died young of scarlet fever.
George’ Roberts, married Jannet MaclInnes.
Charles Joseph’ Roberts, married Mary
Rickabaugh.
Clarence’ Roberts.
Susan Havard’ Roberts, married Elliott
Thomas.
No. 681. Lewis Roserts® (Mary, Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,’
Lewis *), born in Schuylkill Township, Chester County, Penna.,
married Sarah Maris. They had seven children:
No. 1417.
No. 1418.
No. 1419.
No. 1420.
No. 1421.
No. 1422.
No. 1423.
I.
IT.
II.
V.
VI.
VIL.
Cornelia’ Roberts, married Uriah Ulman.
Mary’ Roberts.
Rachel’ Roberts, married Preston Rhoades.
IV. John W. Roberts, died.
Joseph’ Roberts.
David’ Roberts, married Martha ,
Kate’ Roberts, married James Shillach.
No. 683. STEPHEN RoseErts ° (Mary,° Isaac,* Joseph,® Isaac,”
Lewis*), born in Schuylkill Township, Chester County, Penna.,
married Cordelia
No. 1424
No. 1425
, I,
. IL.
They had twa children:
Isaac Walker’ Roberts.
Albert’ Roberts.
No. 690. Mary Conran ® (Priscilla,® Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,’
Lewis*), married Elijah Lewis, and had four children:
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No. 1426. I. Sarah’ Lewis.
No. 1427. II. Cornelius’ Lewis.
No. 1428. III. Martha’ Lewis.
No. 1429. IV. Ann’ Lewis.
Ne. 694. Isaac WALKER RicHarps°® (Jane,” Isaac,* Joseph,?
Isaac,” Lewis’), married Susanna W. Sands, of Bucks County,
near Quakertown, Penna., and had nine children :
No. 1430. I. Isaac Walker’ Richards, married Martha W.
Richards (No. 1389.)
No. 1481. II. Elizabeth’ Richards, died, aged 18, of con-
sumption.
No. 1432. III. Adelaide’ Richards, married Ransom G. W.
Denison.
No. 1483. IV. Emma’ Richards, married John Sherman.
No. 1484. V. Jane’ Richards, died.
No. 1435. VI. William’ Richards, married Annie Springman.
No. 1486. VII. Benjamin’ Richards, married Edith Chace.
No. 1437. VIII. John’ Richards, died.
No. 1438. IX. Mary’ Richards, died in her gth year, of scarlet
fever.
No. 695. SamMuEL S. RicHarps ° (Jane,” Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,”
Lewis*), married Elizabeth Justice. They live in Plymouth
Township, Montgomery County, Penna. They had two children:
No. 1439. I. William” Richards, married Jane Cleaver.
No. 1440. II. Carroll’ Richards, married Esther, daughter of
Austin Taggart, of Upper Merion Township,
Montgomery County, Penna., February 21st,
1894.
No. 696. Kate HALLowE Lt ® (Jane,® Isaac,* Joseph,® Isaac,”
272 . GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Lewis‘), born in Plymouth Township, Montgomery County,
Penna., married William Jenkins of the same place. They had
two children :
No. 1441. I. Walter? Jenkins, married Hettie Lukens.
No. 1442. II. Mary? Jenkins, married Evan Ambler. .
No. 697. CALEB HALLOWELL® (Jane,” Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,’
Lewis"), born in Plymouth Township, Montgomery County,
Penna., married Hettie Yerkes. They live on part of the land
that comprised the Hallowell homestead, which he inherited
from his father. They had four children :
No. 1448. I. Eugene’ Hallowell, married Josephine Marlin.
No. 1444. II. Laura’ Hallowell, married John C. Martin.
No. 1445. III. Annie’ Hallowell.
No. 1446. IV. Elizabeth? Hallowell, married Joseph R. Taggart.
No. 699. PriscILLaA W. PENNELL ° (Sarah,° Priscilla,* Joseph,
Isaac,” Lewis*), born 8th mo. 5th, 1809, married John Wells,
born 1806, died 1841, son of Levi and Eleanor (Meredith)
Wells. (See Sharpless Genealogy.) She resides with her son
Joseph, at Concordville, Delaware County, Penna. She had
five children :
No. 1447. I. Joseph M.’ Wells, born 2d mo. 23d, 1830,
married, 12th mo. 25th, 1856, Mary (Ridley)
Bonsall.
No. 1448. II. Sarah’ Wells, died 1864, unmarried.
No. 1449. III. Walker Yarnell’ Wells, born 1832, married
Amy Darlington. s.p.
No. 1450. IV. Alice’ Wells, married John Keen, of Lancaster
County, Penna. s.p.
No. 1451. V. John’ Wells, married Miss Israel, of Wilming-
ton, Del. s.p.
SIXTH GENERATION. 273
No. 700. THamzin R. PENNELL® (Sarah,° Priscilla,* Joseph,®
Isaac,? Lewis’), born 3d mo. 22d, 1811, died 5th mo. 5th, 1868,
married at 12th Street Meeting, Philadelphia, Penna., 11th mo.
5th, 1834, Paschall Morris, born in Philadelphia, 3d mo. rgth,
1813, died at Media, Penna., 4th mo. 11th, 1875, son of Isaac
W. and Sarah (Paschall) Morris. They had eight children.
(See Sharpless Genealogy.)
No. 1482. I. Sarah’ Morris, born 5th mo. oth, 1836.*
No. 1453. II. Isaac Wistar’ Morris, born Ist mo. 15, 1838,
died 1841.
No. 1454. III. Morton’ Morris, born 1839.
No. 1455. IV. Paschall’ Morris, born 5th mo. 16th, 1841, died
1870.
No. 1456. -V. Elizabeth’ Morris, born 3d mo. 7th, 1843, died
1843.
No. 1457. VI. Francis’ Morris, born roth mo. 21st, 1844.
No. 1458. VII. Granville’ Morris, born 1847, died 1847.
No. 1459. VIII. Caroline’ Morris, born 3d mo. 1ith, 1849.
No. 704. Isaac WALKER Moore ® (Sarah,® Thomas,‘ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), married Margaret Harvey, and had four children:
No. 1460. I. Gilbert’ Moore.
No. 1461. ‘II. Sarah’ Moore.
No. 1462. III. Fanny’ Moore.
' No. 1463. IV. Josephine’ Moore.
No. 705. JONATHAN WALKER ® (Richard,® Thomas,‘ Joseph,
Isaac,? Joseph,” Lewis*), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., July 25th, 1818, married Caroline Blanchard,
and had three children :
* A Sarah Morris married, 1st mo, 7th, 1857, William L. Sharp, son of Joseph, of
Philadelphia. Their children were : Hannah, born roth mo. 24th, 1859; Joseph, born
roth mo. 3d, 1861 ; Caroline, born 1oth mo. 11th, 1862.
274 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1464. I. Charles? Walker.
No. 1465. II. Mary Isabelle ’ Walker.
No. 1466. III. Caroline’ Walker.
No. 706. Tuomas Ivins WALKER® (Richard,? Thomas,’
Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., married Isabelle, daughter of William Henry, of
the same locality, a man much esteemed for the integrity of his
character, and at one time member of the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture. Isabelle (Henry) Walker died July Ist, 1892, and is
buried beside her husband, whom she survived many years, in
the Presbyterian Graveyard, at Port Kennedy.
T. Ivins Walker bought the Wayne Headquarters farm, where
he was born, from his father, and in his time the house was en-
larged and modernized. A few years ago a monument com-
memorating it as General Wayne’s headquarters, was erected on
the place by the Sons of the Revolution. The sons of Thomas
Ivins Walker are members of this society through both their
father and mother, whose grandparents took part in the war
with Great Britain. They had two children:
No. 1467. I. William Henry?’ Walker, married Charlotte
Weber. (No. 1581.)
No. 1468. II. Ivins C.? Walker, married Mary R. Thomas.
No. 707. RicHARD WALKER §é (Richard,’ Thomas,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis*), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., married Martha Wood, of Conshohocken, Penna., and
had two children :
No. 1469. I. Rebecca Ann Jones’? Walker, married.
No. 1470. II. Richard Linwood’ Walker.
SIXTH GENERATION. 275
No. 708. Mary WaLker® (Richard,® Thomas,‘ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., married William Vogdes, son of William Vogdes, who
for many years held the position of Professor of Mathematics in
the Boys’ High School of Philadelphia. William Vogdes, Jr.,
was a lawyer, practising in Philadelphia. He was also a lieu-
tenant of a volunteer regiment in the Civil War. His widow
survives him. They had four children :
No. 1471. I. Altamonta’ Vogdes, married Mr. Packer.
No. 1472. II. Margaret’ Vogdes, married Frederick Myers.
No. 1478. III. Reynolds’? Vogdes, died 1893, married.
No. 1474. IV. Richard? Vogdes.
No. 710. JoHN WaLKER ° (Richard,*® Thomas,’ Joseph,? Isaac,”
Lewis’), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna.,
married Emma, daughter of William and Susan (Davis) Stephens,
(See No. 267.) Emma (Stephens) Walker died August, 1895.
They had four children:
No. 1475. I. Isabella’ Walker, married William Jacobs.
No. 1476. II. Susan’ Walker, married William Lapp. They
have two children.
No. 1477. III. Ida’ Walker, married James Jacobs. They
have two children:
No. 1478. IV. Richard’ Walker.
No. 712. THomas Umstat WALKER? (William,> Thomas,‘
Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis’), born at “ Rehobeth Spring,” in Tredyf-
frin Township, Chester County, Penna., November 6th, 1817, died .
at his home in the Valley, September goth, 1895. He married,
January 26th, 1841, Eleanor, daughter of Jacob and Rebecca
(Richardson) Massey, of Tredyffrin. (See No. 267.) She was
born March gth, 1818.
276 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Thomas U. Walker took his wife to the farm adjoining his
father’s, and owned by him, called ‘‘ Willow Grove,’ which he
afterwards purchased. He lived here all his married life, and
made of it one of the most valuable pieces of property in the
neighborhood. He was a good business man and his wife was a
noted housekeeper. Some years ago they enlarged and improved
the old farm house, which in their time has been the scene of
many pleasant social gatherings. He died very suddenly, and
was buried in the Valley Graveyard. His widow, who survives
him, lives at ‘‘ Willow Grove.” They had seven children :
No. 1479. I. Rebecca’ Walker, born May toth, 1842,
died December 23d, 1844.
No. 1480. II. Sallie P.?’ Walker, born April 17th, 1844,
died December 20th, 1844.
No. 1481. III. Charles M.’? Walker, born December 7th, 1845,
died July 17th, 1846.
No. 1482. IV. Colket’ Walker, born October 15th, 1847,
married Mary Jones.
No. 1488. V. Clara Vogdes’ Walker, born October 3 Ist, 1849,
married Nathan Rambo.
No. 1484. VI. Harry Stearns’ Walker, born January 23d, 1853,
married Ada B, Stewart.
No. 1485. VII. Eleanor Massey’ Walker, born August 11th,
1858, married Comley Williams.
No. 713. Mary PENNYPACKER WaALKER® (William,® Thomas,*
Joseph,* Isaac,? Lewis'), born at ‘‘Rehobeth Spring,” in
Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., Sept. 3d, 18109,
died at her home in Philadelphia, Nov. 15th, 1889, married,
March 21st, 1839, Tristram Coffin Colket, who was born at
Epping, New Hampshire, October 15th, 1809, died in Phila-
delphia, April 5th, 1883.
SIXTH GENERATION. 277
Tristram Coffin Colket was the son of Peter and Phcebe
(Hamilton) Colcord. At an early age he left his New England
home and came to Pennsylvania, where he changed the spelling
of his name to Colket. The reason he gave for this change
was because it was pronounced by his associates as if it were
written Colket. In the old New England records, we find the
name has been written ina variety of ways : Colcord, Colcorde,
Collcord, Colcot, Colcote, Colcott, Colker, Colcutt, Colkit, Col-
ket, Colkett, Calcott, etc.
The earliest New England ancestor of this family was Edward
Colcord, who was born in England 1616-17, died in 1685,
(probably) came to America 1631-33, settling in New Hamp-
shire. Another ancestor is Tristram Coffin, born 1609, died
1681, who came to New England in 1642.
From ‘‘New England Genealogical Register,’ Vol. 2, p.
336: “Peter and Joanna Coffin had a son Tristram (which
signifies sorrowful), born in Plymouth, England, who married
Dionis Stevens, and came to New England 1642, with his
mother, two sisters, Eunice and Mary Coffin, and five children
of their own: I. Tristram, Jr., II. Peter, III. Elizabeth, IV.
James, V. John. He, with Thomas Macy, Christopher Hussey,
and others bought Nantucket Island and settled there.”’
The Coffins of New England claim descent from Sir Richard
Coffyn, who came to England with William the Conqueror.
Tristram Coffin Colket came to Philadelphia poor and
unknown, and: by his own exertions and foresight succeeded in
amassing a large fortune. He was interested in no less than
thirty-eight corporations at different times and in various capa-
cities, some of which are as follows : Director of the Central
R. R. of New Jersey; the Morris Canal Co.; Tioga Improve-
ment Co.; North Penn. R. R.; Penn Township Bank; Citizens’
Pass. Railway Co.; City Bank; Northern Saving Fund; Presi-
278 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
dent of Phila. City Pass. Railway Co. ; Chestnut Hill R. R. Co.;
Philadelphia, Germantown, and Norristown R. R. Co. ; Tremont
Coal Co.; Long Island R. R., etc. He and his wife are buried
at Laurel Hill Cemetery. They had nine children:
No. 1486. =I. Sarah Marcia’ Colket, born November 17th,
1840, died July 24th, 1841.
No. 1487. II. William Walker’ Colket, married Jane Hoxsie.
No. 1488. III. George Hamilton’ Colket, married Rebecca
B. Thomas (No. 1625).
No. 1489. IV. Mary Jane’ Colket, married Colonel Joseph C.
Audenried, U.S. A.
No. 1490. V.Annah Bush’ Colket, married, 1st, Edward C.
Gallup, 2d, Holstein De Haven (No. 1630).
No. 1491. VI. Harry Coffin’ Colket, died March 14th, 1889.
No. 1492. VII. Ida’ Colket, married Howard B. French.
No. 1498. VIII. Emma? Colket, died in infancy.
No. 1494. IX. Charles Howard’ Colket, married Almira Little
Peterson.
No. 714. MArGarRET CurRIE WALKER ® (William,5 Thomas,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,’ Lewis *), born at ‘‘ Rehobeth Spring,” in Tredyf-
frin Township, Chester County, Penna., October oth, 1821,
married, April 5th, 1842, John Owen Stearns, of New Hamp-
shire. He was born August 3d, 1805, and died November Ist,
1862, at his residence in Elizabeth, New Jersey. He came to
Pennsylvania in company with Mr. T. Coffin Colket, and while
superintending the Chester Valley Railroad he became acquainted
with Margaret C. Walker, whom he afterwards married. He
was interested in various railroads, and occupied important posi-
tions in their management. John O. and Margaret C. (Walker)
Stearns had eight children :
SIXTH GENERATION. 279
No. 1495. I. Mary Athalia’ Stearns, married William
Nisbet Olmstead.
No. 1496. II. Anna Augusta’ Stearns, married E. J. Florence.
No. 1497. III. William Walker? Stearns, married Evelyn
Brodie.
No. 1498. IV. Emma Hoyt? Stearns.
No. 1499. V. John Owen? Stearns.
No. 1500. VI. George Herbert Pegram? Stearns, married Mary
Campbell Neilson.
No. 1501. VII. Matilda Stevens’ Stearns, married George
B. Edwards.
No. 1502. VIII. Onslow? Stearns, died in infancy.
No. 715. AnnrE Ross WatLker® (William,> Thomas,‘
Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis*), born at “ Rehobeth Spring,” Tredyf-
frin Township, Chester County, Penna., October 11th, 1823,
died at her home in Charlestown Township, July 18th, 1868.
She married, April 27th, 1848, Dr. Mathias Jackson Penny-
packer, born September 1oth, 1819, son of Mathias and Sarah
(Anderson) Pennypacker, of Charlestown Township, Chester
County, Penna. (See No. 226.) They had nine children:
No. 1508. I, William Henry’ Pennypacker, married Mary
Anna Wetherill.
No. 1504. II. Mathias Anderson’ Pennypacker, born January
Igth, 1851, died May 1oth, 1879.
No. 1505. III. Sarah Walker’ Pennypacker.
No. 1506. IV. Mary Athalia’ Pennypacker.
No. 1507. -‘V. Coffin Colket ’ Pennypacker, died in infancy.
No. 1508. VI. Isaac Anderson’ Pennypacker.
No. 1509. VII. John Stearns’ Pennypacker, died in infancy.
No. 1510. VIII. Annie Walker? Pennypacker.
No. 1511. IX. Emma Rebecca’ Pennypacker, died in infancy.
280 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 716. Emma JANE Wacker ° (William,® Thomas,‘ Joseph,
Isaac,” Lewis *), born at ‘‘ Rehobeth Spring,” in Tredyffrin Town-
ship, Chester County, Penna., August 31st, 1825, married, Janu-
ary 8th, 1855, Winfield Siter Wilson, son of David and Eliza
(Siter) Wilson, of Tredyffrin Township. Winfield S. Wilson is
President of the Norristown and Germantown Railroads. He
lives in Chester Valley, having inherited the homestead on the
death of his father. They had six children:
No. 1512. I. Sarah Pennypacker’ Wilson, married Joseph
C. Crawford.
No. 15138. II. Eliza Siter’ Wilson, born September 7th, 1857,
died September 4th, 1868.
No. 1514. III. David’ Wilson, married Ruth Anna West.
No. 1515. IV. Coffin Colket’ Wilson, married Emily R.
Anderson.
No. 1516. V. Athalia L. T.? Wilson, died December 2d, 1884,
aged 18, of consumption.
No. 1517. VI. William Corson’? Wilson, lawyer, practising in
Philadelphia.
No. 717. Matuias PENNYPACKER WALKER® (William,°
Thomas,‘ Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis '), born at ‘“‘ Rehobeth Spring,” in
Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., Sept. 8th, 1827,
married, January 8th, 1857, Eliza, daughter of Nathan and Ann
(Broadess) Rambo, of Swedeland, Penna. She was born Janu-
ary 13th, 1841, and died at “‘Rehobeth Spring,’ March 18th,
1883. The Rambo family to which she belonged is descended
from one of the early Swedish settlers, who arrived in Pennsyl-
vania about 1638, and took up a large tract of land on the
Schuylkill River, near the present site of Norristown. Some
bearing the name are still in possession of portions of the original
tract.
SIXTH GENERATION. 281
Mathias P. Walker inherited the homestead, ‘‘ Rehobeth
Spring,” where he now resides, on the death of his father, in
1878. Previously he had lived, first at Swedeland, and later in
the valley, on a farm which he had bought of the heirs of his
uncle, the late Richard C. Walker. This farm is now occupied
by his eldest son. Mathias P. and Eliza (Rambo) Walker had
nine children :
No. 1518. I. Anna Broadess’ Walker, married James Arthur
McFarland.
No. 1519. II. Nathan Rambo’ Walker, married Sarah Ella
Stephens. (No. 1543.)
No. 1520. III. John O. Stearns’ Walker.
No. 1521. IV. William Colket’ Walker.
No. 1522. V. Athalia L. Tiernan? Walker, married Samuel
Eugene Kendall. (No. 748).
No, 1528. VI. Winfield Wilson’ Walker.
No. 1524. VII. Mary Schall’ Walker, married George A. Mer-
kel, 1895.
No. 1525. VIII. Mathias Pennypacker’ Walker.
No. 1526. IX. Sarah Pennypacker’ Walker, died in infancy.
No. 718. ReBecca A. J. WALKER® (William,® Thomas,*
Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis"), born at ‘ Rehobeth Spring,” in Tredyf-
frin Township, Chester County, Penna., September 5th, 1830,
married, January gth, 1851, Charles Davis Massey, of Tredyffrin,
son of Jacob and Rebecca (Richardson) Massey. (See No. 267.)
They now reside at Frazer, Chester County, Penna., with their
son. They had three children:
No. 1527. I. William Walker’ Massey, born February 16th,
1852, died January 2oth, 1862.
No. 1528, II. Jacob Pennypacker’? Walker, married Emma
M. Mullin.
282 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1529. III. Charles Miller’ Walker, born October 16th,
1854, died March 18th, 1855.
No. 722. SARAH WALKER STEPHENS ® (Hannah,° Thomas,’
Joseph,? Isaac,’ Lewis '), married, 1841, Abraham Beidler, son of
Jacob Beidler. They lived on a farm in Montgomery County,
bordering on Chester County, which originally was part of the
tract of land taken up by Evan ap Evan, the ancestor of Sarah
W. Stephens. The house on this place was built by Abraham
Beider. Sarah W. Beidler died some years before her husband,
and both are buried in the Valley Graveyard, along with several
of their minor children. They had twelve:
No. 1580. I. Hannah Mary’ Beidler, married Mordecai Davis.
No. 15381. II. Annie Landes? Beidler, married Cyrus Caley.
No. 1532. III. Margaret Currie’ Beidler, married Abraham
Metz.
No. 1533. IV. Stephen Leslie’ Beidler, married Emma Yarnell.
No. 15384. V. William 5.7 Beidler, died young.
No. 1535. VI. Ellen Priscilla’ Beidler, married Jonathan D.
Elliott.
No. 1536. VII. Fannie Elizabeth?’ Beidler, married Marine
Thomas.
No. 1537. VIII. Harry P. Beidler, born 1856, died 1856.
No. 1538. IX. Sarah Louisa’ Beidler, married Jonathan
Roberts.
No. 1539. X. Jacob Howard? Beidler, married R. Jane Shain-
line.
No. 1540. XI. Abraham Lincoln’ Beidler, born 1861, died in
infancy.
No. 1541, XII. Laura May’ Beidler, born 1863, died in infancy.
No. 723. WiLtr1amM WALKER STEPHENS © (Hannah,' Thomas,‘
SIXTH GENERATION. 28 3
Joseph,® Isaac,? Lewis"), born in Eastown Township, Chester
County, Penna., August 29th, 1824, married, Ist, January 28th,
1851, Joanna J. Davis, who was born September 6th, 1828. She
died soon after marriage, leaving one daughter :
No. 1542. I. Joanna Davis’ Stephens, born March roth,
1852, married Winfield Stephens.
William W. Stephens married, 2d, at West Virginia, January
7th, 1856, Rebecca S. Taylor, his second cousin, who was a
granddaughter of Samuel and Mary (Stephens) Rossiter. (See
No. 267.) She was born April 5th, 1832. She died at her
home in Corning, New York, leaving two children :
No. 1548. II. Sarah Ella’ Stephens, born October goth, 1856,
married Nathan Rambo Walker (No. 1519).
No. 1544. III. William May’? Stephens, born May gth, 1859,
died October 24th, 1866.
William W. Stephens married, 3d, Annie Rhods, at Williams-
port, February 4th, 1886. She was born in Delaware Counry,
Penna., May 18th, 1839. They reside in Philadelphia.
No. 724, MARGARET CURRIE STEPHENS ¢(Hannah,’ Thomas,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,’ Lewis’), born December 8th, 1827, married, Feb-
ruary 20th, 1849, Isaac Richardson Massey, son of Jacob and
Rebecca (Richardson) Massey, of Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna. (See No. 267) Isaac R. Massey was born Nov-
ember 19th, 1814, near Valley Forge, died December 2d, 1884,
in Tredyffrin. They lived for a number of years on a farm near
Valley Forge, which was owned by Isaac R. Massey, and which
was, I think, part of the Richardson estate. They had four
children :
No. 1548. I. Sallie B.? Massey, married Roberts Buckwalter.
No. 1546. ‘II. Laura S.7 Massey, married William H. Roberts.
284 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1547. III. George W.’ Massey, born February 23d, 1854,
died March 29th, 1856.
No. 1548. IV. Rebecca R.? Massey, born July 2d, 1855,
died October 29th, 1857.
No. 725. RicHARD CURRIE STEPHENS § (Hannah,’ Thomas,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis’), of Wayne, Penna., married, January
18th, 1859, Frances Brower Pennypacker (No. 742), daughter
of Jane W. and Joseph Pennypacker, of Charlestown Township,
Chester County, Penna. They had eight children:
No. 1549, I, Hannah Jane’ Stephens, born October 24th,
1859, died April 2d, 1892.
No. 1550. II. Frank P.’ Stephens, born July 31st, 1864,
married Lydia Smurthwaite, 1892.
No. 1551. III. Richard C.’ Stephens, born December 15th,
1865.
No. 1552. IV. Ada May’ Stephens, born May 3ist, 1868.
No. 1553. V. T. Barclay’ Stephens, born April 2d, 1870.
No. 1554. VI. Sara Frances’ Stephens, born January 31st,
1874, died February Ist, 1874.
No. 1555. VII. Frances L.’ Stephens, born May Ist, 1876.
No. 1556. VIII. Mary Emma’ Stephens, born October 18th,
1878, died December 29th, 1880.
No. 726. CHARLES WALKERS (Joseph, B.° Thomas,’ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., married Sarah A., daughter of Charles and Mary
(Dilworth) Wells, of Tredyffrin. (See No. 674.) Charles
Walker went to New Orleans, with his brother-in-law, Charles
Wells. They were engaged in business in that city and were
doing well, when the yellow fever became epidemic, of which
disease they both died. Charles and Sarah A. (Wells) Walker
had two children:
SIXTH GENERATION. 285
No. 1557. I. Athalia? Walker, married Thomas Dobson.
No. 1558. II. Mary’ Walker, married, Ist, Samuel Altick,
died ; 2d,
No. 727. THEODORE W. WALKER® (Joseph B.,° Thomas,‘
Joseph,* Isaac,? Lewis"), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., married Sallie Stephens. They reside in Phila-
delphia, and have had three children:
No. 1559. I. Joseph B.’ Walker, born January 16th, 1878,
died March 6th, 1878.
No. 1560. ‘IT. Elsie? Walker.
No. 1561. III. Athalia’ Walker, born April 6th, 1881.
No. 730. Jacop B. WaALKeER® (Isaac,> Thomas,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), born November 13th, 1829, in Montgomery
County, Penna., married Hannah, daughter of William M. and
Susan (Davis) Stephens. (See No. 267.) Jacob Walker lived in
Maryland, where he died. His widow, with her children, then
came to New Centreville, Chester County, Penna., to the farm.
late the property of her father-in-law, Isaac Walker, now owned
by his daughter, Mrs. William H. Kemble. Jacob and Hannah
(Stephens) Walker had eight children :
No. 1562. = I. William 7 Walker, married Mary E. Stephens.
No. 1563. II. Elizabeth B.’ Walker, married J. Thomas
Stevens,
No. 1564. III. Ella? Walker.
No. 1565. IV. Andrew’ Walker.
No. 1566. V. Isaac’ Walker.
No. 1567. VI. Winfield? Walker.
No. 1568. VII. Jacob’? Walker.
No. 1569. VIII. Mary’ Walker.
286 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
731. Mary Frances WaLkeré (Isaac,? Thomas,‘ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis '),born in Montgomery County, Penna., April 6th,
1831, married William H. Kemble, of Philadelphia, Penna. He
died Sept. 26th, 1891. He was at one time State Treasurer, and
was largely instrumental in the organization and success of the
street railways of Philadelphia. He was a public-spirited man,
and died possessed of a large fortune, which it was his pleasure
to share with those of his family less favored than himself. His
widow hasa home in Philadelphia, which is considered one of
the most beautiful residences in the city, and a very pretty
country place near Jenkintown, Penna. William H. and Mary
F. (Walker) Kemble had three children:
No. 1570. =I. Henry Clay? Kemble, married Jane Chambers.
No. 1571. II. Elizabeth’ Kemble, married George Yarrow.
No. 1572. III. Isaac Walker’ Kemble, married Jane Supplee.
No. 732. THomas P. WaLKER® (Isaac,° Thomas,‘ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis’), born in Montgomery County, Penna., April
8th, 1834, married Emma Weber. They had six children:
No. 1573. I. Charlotte’ Walker, married Dr. Wilmer Batt.
No. 1574. II. Charles’ Walker, married Mary Harley.
No. 1575. III. Howard’? Walker, married Laura Dallman.
No. 1576. IV I Newton’ Walker, married Martha Sunderland.
No. 1577. V. William’ Walker.
No. 1578. VI. Marian’ Walker, married Frederick Drake.
No. 734. JosepH B. WaLKER® (Isaac,> Thomas,’ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Montgomery County, Penna., married,
Ist, Mary Colehower, by whom he had one son. He married,
2d, Mary McCann, of Norristown, Penna. He resides in
Philadelphia :
SIXTH GENERATION. 287
No. 1579. ‘I. Harry Walker, married Ida, daughter of Samuel
Hart.
No. 735. HannaAH WatckER® (Isaac,” Thomas,‘ Joseph,?
Isaac,? Lewis’), born in Montgomery County, Penna., October
18th, 1835, married William Weber, of the same County. They
had eleven children:
No. 1580. _‘-I. Harry” Weber, married Mary Clover.
No. 1581. II. Charlotte’ Weber, married William Henry
Walker (No. 1467).
No. 1582. III. John C.7 Weber.
No. 1583. IV. Winfield S.7 Weber, married Lizzie Cuthbertson.
No. 1584. V. Mina’ Weber, married Clayton Lamb.
No. 1585. VI. Mary’ Weber.
No. 1586. VII. Ella’ Weber.
No. 1587.VIII. Charles ’ Weber.
No. 1588. IX. Norwood’ Weber.
No. 1589. XX. Emma?’ Weber.
No. 1590. XI. James’ Wells Weber.
No 786. ExizapetTH B. WALKER ® (Isaac,° Thomas,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Montgomery County, Penna., married
James G. Wells, of Philadelphia. He is descended on _ his
mother’s side from Charles Norris, one of the early settlers of
Pennsylvania, in honor of whom Norristown received its name.
They had two children :
No. 1591. =I. Hepsey’ Wells.
No. 1592. II. Harry’ Wells, died in his boyhood.
No. 737. Isaac WALKER ® (Isaac,° Thomas,‘ Joseph,’ Isaac,’
Lewis’), born in Montgomery County, Penna., married Mary
Emily, daughter of William and Susanna (Havard) Roberts
288 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
(No. 1409). He was a volunteer in the 42d Regiment of Militia,
with Captain John Davis, in the summer of 1863, and in the
192d Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, Col. Thomas com-
manding. (See No. 764.) After his marriage he lived at the
homestead at New Centreville, Chester County, Penna. He died
of Addison’s disease, 1872, aged about twenty-six. They had
one son:
No. 1598. =I. Benjamin Havard’? Walker.
No. 738. HANNAH MARGARET PENNYPACKER ° (Jane, Thomas,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis’), born in Charlestown Township, Chester
County, Penna., married Oliver P. Ludwig, and had two children :
No. 1594. =‘. Jane’ Ludwig.
No, 1595. ‘IT. Chester’ Ludwig.
No. 739, ELIZABETH BROWER PENNYPACKER? (Jane,5 Thomas,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis * ), born in Charlestown Township, Chester
County, Penna., March oth, 1832, married Edwin M. Supplee,
and had two children :
No. 1596. ‘I. Frank” Supplee, born Dec. 6th, 1863, died at the
age of ten months.
No. 1597. II. J. Wayne’ Supplee, twin with Frank, married
Annie Adams.
No. 740. Ann PENNYPACKER® (Jane,> Thomas,* Joseph, °
Isaac,” Lewis’), born in Charlestown Township, Chester County,
Penna., Dec. 6th, 1834, married Robert A. Grover, and had two
children :
No. 1598. I. Emma A.’ Grover.
No. 1599. II. Frank’ Grover, died aged five.
SIXTH GENERATION. 289
No. 741. THomas WALKER PENNYPACKER® (Jane, Thomas,’
Joseph,? Isaac,’ Lewis’), born in Charlestown Township, Chester
County, Penna., Dec. 6th, 1836, married Margaret Wildey, of
Philadelphia, where they reside. They had four children :
No. 1600. ‘I. Brower’ Pennypacker, died in infancy.
No. 1601. II. Thomas Walker’ Pennypacker.
No. 1602. III. Brook Wildey7 Pennypacker.
No. 16038. IV. Frank? Pennypacker.
No. 742. FRANCES BROWER PENNYPACKER ® (Jane,’ Thomas,‘
Joseph,* Isaac,? Lewis *), born in Charlestown Township, Chester
County, Penna., ‘May 4th, 1838, married January 18th, 18509,
Richard Currie Stevens (No. 725).
No. 747. THomas WALKER KENDALL® (Zillah, Thomas,‘
Joseph,*? Isaac,? Lewis‘), born at New Centreville, Chester
County, Penna., married Florence, daughter of William Henry.
(See No. 706.) They had two children:
No. 1604. ‘I. Lillian? Kendall.
No. 1605. II. Harry’ Kendall, died.
No, 749. Wiriiam W. KENDALL ° (Zillah,® Thomas,‘ Joseph,?
Isaac,” Lewis *), born at New Centreville, Chester County, Penna.,
married, 1st, Martha Sloan, 2d, Estelle Simpson. He resides in
Philadelphia, having been for some years in the employ of the
White Dental Co., at 12th and Chestnut Streets. He has had
two children :
No. 1606. I. Elizabeth Sloan’ Kendall, married, Oct. 4th,
1893, Charles Hatfield Miller.
No. 1607. II. William W.’ Kendall, died 1893.
290 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 750. GrorcE W. KENDALL ° (Zillah,? Thomas,‘ Joseph,?
Isaac,” Lewis '), born at New Centreville, Chester County, Penna.,
where he now resides, having succeeded his father as owner and
manager of the tavern there; married Sallie Bittle, and has one
child:
No. 1608. I. Zillah’ Kendall.
No. 752. Marcia G. Rowianpé (Mary,’ Thomas,‘ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Charlestown Township, Chester County,
Penna., died at her home in West Chester, Feb. 6th, 1895. She
married Brinton Darlington, of West Chester, whom she survived
several years. They had two children:
No. 1609. I. Caroline’ Darlington, died in infancy.
No. 1610. II. Bertha’ Darlington, married, May 22d, 1894,
Frank Heston Lovett.
No. 754. B. FRANKLIN Row anp * (Mary,”’ Thomas,* Joseph,’
Isaac,’ Lewis *), born in Charlestown Township, Chester County,
Penna., married Anna Wagner, and had one child:
No. 1611. I. Joseph Wagner’ Rowland.
No. 757. SaMuEL J. RowLanp® (Mary,’ Thomas,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis’), born in Charlestown Township, Chester County,
Penna., married Ida V. Hampton, and had two children :
No. 1612. I. Ross? Rowland, died in infancy.
No. 1618. II. Mary’? Rowland.
No. 758. CAROLINE RowxLanp®é (Mary,*° Thomas,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Charlestown Township, Chester County,
Penna., married Roger M. Little. They had four children ;
residence, Pickering, Chester County, Penna.
SIXTH GENERATION. 2QI
No. 1614. I. Mabel? Little.
No. 1615. II. Howard? Little.
No. 1616. III. Winfield’ Little, died.
No. 1617. IV. Darlington’ Little, died.
No. 760. ELranora S. Rowianp °(Mary,’ Thomas,’ Joseph,?
Isaac,? Lewis *), born in Charlestown Township, Chester County,
Penna., married, Jan. 22d, 1879, Frank Beaver, and has two
children. Residence, Kimberton, Penna.
No. 1618. I. Mary E.’ Beaver, born Aug. 30th, 1881.
No. 1619. II. Jacob Lynford’ Beaver, born Aug. 25th, 1882.
No. 762. Naomr McCrenacuan® (Mary,® Naomi,‘ Joseph,
Isaac,” Lewis *), of Lower Merion, Montgomery County, Penna.,
married Levi Morris, of Bryn Mawr, Penna. She had three
children :
No. 1620. I. Sarah H.7 Morris, died,
Vaux, of Philadelphia.
No. 1620a. II. Catherine Wistar? Morris, residence, Bryn Mawr,
Penna.
No. 16204. III. Emma? Morris, married James T. Shinn,
married George:
No. 763. Owen Jones® (Mary,® Naomi,’ Joseph,’ Isaac,?
Lewis"), of Lower Merion, Montgomery County, Penna., married
Mary, daughter of Isaac and Emily (Thomas) Roberts (No. 784).
They had three children :
No. 1621. I. Emily’ Jones, died, unmarried.
No. 1622. II. Aubrey’ Jones, died, unmarried.
No. 1623. III. Glenny’ Jones, died, unmarried.
No. 764. Witt1am B. THomas® (Rees,® Naomi,‘ Joseph,?
292 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Isaac,” Lewis"), of Philadelphia, married Emily Hayman, daughter
of Colonel Holstien, of Upper Merion, Montgomery County,
Penna. William B. Thomas was engaged in the manufacture of
flour, owning and operating large mills in Philadelphia and the
Gulph. He was Colonel of Volunteers during the Civil War,
recruiting and commanding the 192d Penna. Regt. This regi-
ment was organized July, 1864, at the time General Lee made
his raid into Pennsylvania. Among the soldiers composing it
were many youths, out of school, several of them being descend-
ants of Lewis Walker. They marched to meet the invader, but
happily the southern troops were checked before their arrival,
much to the disappointment of many of the young soldiers, who
were burning with patriotism and anxious to undergo their
baptism of fire. They were in no engagements, but were used
principally for guard duty at Fort McHenry, Johnson’s Island,
and Gallipolis, Ohio. At the end of their four months’ enlist-
ment, they returned to their homes, in time, for those who had
a vote, to cast it for Abraham Lincoln. Colonel Thomas also
commanded a regiment of militia in the invasion of the State the
previous year.
William B. and Emily H. (Holstien) Thomas had four
children :
No. 1624. I. Anna’ Thomas, married Nathan Brooke.
No. 1625. II. Rebecca’? Thomas, married George Hamilton
Colket (No. 1488).
No. 1626. III. Benjamin 7 Thomas, died in infancy.
No. 1627. IV. Mary’ Thomas, married Hunter Brooke.
No. 786. ReBecca Toomas ° (William Penn, Naomi,‘ Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), married Charles J. Elliott, of King of Prussia,
Montgomery County, Penna. He died some years ago. His
widow and only remaining child, who is Principal of the Friends’
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School in West Philadelphia, reside in the city. Rebecca T.
Elliott has given valuable assistance in compiling this work. She
has in her possession many interesting family records. Her
only son, a young man of great promise, died of typhoid fever,
just as he had reached manhood. She had two children:
No. 1628. _‘I. Charles John’ Elliott, died.
No. 1629. II. Mary Jones’ Elliott.
No. 788. Mary CLEAVER ® (Jane,” Naomi,* Joseph,? Isaac,’
Lewis’), born at ‘“ Bellwood,” Montgomery County, Penna.,
married Hugh De Haven, of Philadelphia. He is descended
from Evert De Haven, who came from Holland to Pennsylvania,
settling in Whitpain Township, Montgomery County. The name
was formerly written, ‘‘In Hoff,” then, ‘Ten Heuven,” and
“In de Hoff,” until it finally merged into De Haven. Peter, the
son of Evert and Elizabeth (Schiphower) De Haven, married
Sarah Hughes, of Philadelphia, and during the Revolutionary
War had charge of the gunlock factory at French Creek in
Chester County.
The son of Peter and Sarah (Hughes) De Haven married
Sarah, daughter of Mathias and Magdaline Holstien, and had.
eleven children. The fourth child, Holstien De Haven, married
Sophia Elliott, of Philadelphia, and had children, Hugh, married
Mary Cleaver; Charles, married Anna Carman ; Emma, married
William Hampton. (For further information consult “The
Holstien Genealogy,” by Mrs. Holstien.)
Hugh and Mary (Cleaver) De Haven returned to “ Bellwood,”
some years after their marriage, bought the property and resided
there. Their children are the fourth generation of the Cleaver
family who have owned the estate. They had four children:
No. 16380. I. Holstien’ De Haven, married Annah B. (Colket)
Gallup (No. 1490).
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No. 1631. II. Jane’ De Haven.
No. 1632. III. Sophia’ De Haven.
No. 1683. IV. Emma? De Haven, married Frank D. Bright.
No. 789. JONATHAN CLEAVER °(Jane,” Naomi,* Joseph,? Isaac,”
Lewis‘), born at “Bellwood,” Montgomery, County, Penna.,
married Anna J. Wood, of Conshohocken, Penna., at which place
his widow and children now reside. They had six children:
No. 1634. I. Anna’ Cleaver, married Jonas Eberhardt.
No. 1635. II. William? Cleaver, married Anna De Haven.
No. 1636. III. Jonathan’ Cleaver, married Kate Shephard.
No. 1637. IV. Mary’ Cleaver, married John De Haven.
No. 1638. V. Jane’ Cleaver, married J. Elwood Lee.
No. 1639. VI. Harry’ Cleaver, died.
No. 796. Mary HreLen WALKER ® (Lewis,’ Lewis,* Joseph,°
Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Philadelphia, married Robert Parvin, of
Bridgeton, New Jersey. She died in the vear 1893. They had
seven children :
No. 1640. I. Helen Roberts? Parvin.
No. 1641. II. Emily Pancoast’ Parvin.
No. 1642. III. Robert Howard’ Parvin.
No. 1648. IV. Lily Wicks? Parvin.
No. 1644. | V. Barron Potter’ Parvin, married Mary Taylor:
No. 1645. VI. Cornelia Watkins’ Parvin.
No. 1646. VII. Lewis Albert ’ Parvin.
No. 798. Emma W. Kersey ° (Sarah,’ Lewis,* Joseph,? Isaac,”
Lewis"), born in Philadelphia, married Clayton L. Hagey. She
died 1877. They had two children :
No. 1647. I. John J. Kersey’ Hagey.
No. 1648. II. Clayton’ Hagey.
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No. 813. Benjamin F. Wacker ® (John,*® John,* Benjamin,
Isaac,” Lewis’), born July 3d, 1840, married Oct. 18th, 1888,
Ida M. Jaqua, of Union City, Ind., daughter of Allen Jaqua,
attorney-at-law (died July, 1895), and niece of Isaac P. Gray,
Ex-Governor of Indiana, and late Minister to Mexico. Benjamin
F. Walker is Special Agent of the Fire Association of Philadel-
phia. He resides in York, and has one child:
No. 1649. I. Pierre Jaqua’ Walker, born July 17th, 1894, at
Washington, D. C.
No. 823. GEorGE B. WaLkeEerR® (John,® John,* Benjamin,
Isaac,” Lewis’), born in York County, Penna., Feb. 3d, 1863,
married Jan. 24th, 1884, Jane-E. Porter, of Carlisle, Pa. They
reside at Wormleysburg, Penna. Had two children:
No. 1649a. I. Brinton Eugene’ Walker, born Jan. 31st, 1885,
died Jan. 31st, 1886. Buried at Friends’
Meeting Graveyard, Wellsville, York County,
Penna.
No. 16494. II. Annie M.’ Walker, born July 18th, 1886.
No. 824. ABNER WALKER ® (Benjamin H.,° Abner,‘ Benja-
min,® Isaac,” Lewis’), born 1830, married 1853, 1st, Margaret
Hancock, 2d, 1859, Lucinda Riseling, 3d, He
resides in South Dakota. Abner and Lucinda (Riseling) Walker
had four children:
No. 1650. I. Edward? Walker, married.
No. 1651. II. William? Walker.
No. 1652. III. Benjamin? Walker.
No. 1658. IV. Mary’ Walker, married
several children.
Bardswell. Has
296 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 825. THomas GRIFFITH WALKER? (Benjamin H.,> Abner,*
Benjamin,’ Isaac,” Lewis’), born 1832, married, 1853, Margaret
Miller. He was a soldier in the Civil War, enlisting for nine
months in the gist Pennsylvania Volunteers, and afterwards, for
the war, in the 171st Pennsylvania Volunteers. He had seven
children, who with their parents are residents of Bedford and
Cambria Counties, Penna. He was one of the eleven first cousins
who were in the Union Army.
No. 1654. I. Sorana? Walker, married Daniel Barefoot. Has
three girls.
No. 1655. II. Eli? Walker, married Lavinia Edwards. Has
son eight years old.
No. 1656. III. Mary? Walker, married John E. Hammer,
Sheriff of Bedford County, Penna. Has
one son.
No. 1657. IV. Lincoln? Walker, married Jane Davis. Has
three children.
No. 1658. V. Anna? Walker.
No. 1659. VI.
No. 1660. VII.
No. 826. BEnyAMIN Harris WALKER 6 (Benjamin H.,° Abner,’
Benjamin,® Isaac,” Lewis’), born 1834, married, 1865, Susan
Highlands. He was a soldier in the Civil War, in the 84th
Pennsylvania Volunteers, Company A. He lives in Pittsburg,
Penna., along with his children:
No. 1661. =I. Charles’ Walker, married, and has two children.
No. 1662. II. Harvey’ Walker.
No. 1668. III. Ory 7 Walker.
No. 1664. IV. Zephyr’ Walker.
No. 827. Morris WALKER® (Benjamin H.,> Abner,‘ Benja-
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min,® Isaac,? Lewis '), born Feb. 18th, 1836, married, 1868, Ann
Catherine Peterson, who lost her life in the Johnstown flood.
Morris Walker was a soldier in the Civil War, 84th Pennsylvania
Volunteers. He resides at Alum Bank, Bedford County, Penna.
I am indebted to him for all the information I have obtained con-
cerning the descendants of his grandfather, Abner Walker. He
has seven children :
No. 1665. =I. Galusha Grow? Walker, born 1870.
No. 1666. II. Mary Virginia’? Walker, born 1871.
No. 1667. III. William Woster’ Walker, born 1872.
No. 1668. IV. Annie Robison’ Walker, born 1873.
No. 1669. V. Thomas Wisegawer’ Walker, born 1875.
No. 1670. VI. Benjamin Harris’? Walker, born 1877.
No. 1671. VII. Sarah Rosamond’ Walker, born 1879.
No. 829. AsAHEL WALKER ® (Benjamin H.,° Abner,* Benja-
min,° Isaac,” Lewis *), born 1840, married, 1866, Amanda Wilsor
He was a soldier in the Civil War, 84th Pennsylvania Volunteers,
Company A. Resides at Alum Bank, Bedford County, Penna.
Of three daughters, but one is living:
No. 1672. I. Minnie’ Walker, married Calvin McGregor.
No. 830. IsAac WALKER ® (Benjamin H.,5 Abner,* Benjamin,’
Isaac,” Lewis’), born 1844, married, 1867, Minerva Scroggy ;
had six children, and was divorced. Married, 2d, ,
in Iowa, again divorced ; 3d, Minnie Harbaugh, in Pennsylvania,
1892, by whom he has an infant daughter. Resides in Black
Hawk County, Iowa.
No. 1678. I. Charles? Walker.
No. 1674. II. Nettie’ Walker.
No. 1675. III. Malvin’ Walker, married.
298 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1676. IV. Mollie’ Walker.
No. 1677. V. Maud? Walker.
No. 832. ELizEL ALLEN WALKER® (Benjamin H.,° Abner,'
Benjamin,’ Isaac,” Lewis), born 1849, married, 1874, Barbara
Carter. They had nine children, two of whom died. Reside in
Altoona, Blair County, Penna.
No. 1678. I. Margaret’ Walker.
No. 1679. II. Thomas’ Walker.
No. 1680. III. Olive’ Walker.
No. 1681. IV. Bertha’ Walker.
No. 1682. V. William’ Walker.
No. 1683. VI. Frank’ Walker.
No. 1684. VII. Edward’ Walker.
No. 835. SARAH SLEEK ® (Rebecca,® Abner,‘ Benjamin,’
Isaac,” Lewis*), born 1830, died 1864, married,'1850, John
Emrick, and had eight children :
No. 1685. I. Samuel’ Emrick, married Catherine Sellers ;
three children.
No. 1686. II. Rebecca? Emrick, married Daniel Miller ; three
children.
No. 1687. III. Sarah? Emrick, died.
No. 1688. IV. Jacob’ Emrick, married Della Moore; three
children.
No. 1689. V. John’ Emrick, married Laura Wade; four
children.
No. 1690. VI. Magdaline’ Emrick, married Samuel Calp ; two
children.
No. 1691. VII. Annie? Emrick, married Rev. J. S. Caton ; two
children.
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No. 1692. VIII. Hannah’? Emrick, married John Wonders ; two
children.
No. 836. MarGAaReET SLEEK ® (Rebecca,’ Abner,* Benjamin,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), married, 1866, David Darr, and had two chil-
dren. Reside at Schellsburg, Bedford County, Penna.
No. 1698. I. Hannah’ Darr, married.
No. 1694. ‘II. Margaret’ Darr.
No. 837. ABNER WALKER SLEEK ® (Rebecca,’ Abner,* Ben-
jamin,°® Isaac,’ Lewis*), married, 1857, Rachel Sparks, and had
six children, one of whom died:
No. 1695. I. Sarah’ Sleek, married
No. 1696. -II. Ida’ Sleek, married
No. 1697. III. Samuel’ Sleek, married
children.
No. 1698. IV. William’ Sleek, married
children.
No. 1699. V. Rebecca’ Sleek.
Way; one child.
Suters ; two children.
Snowberger ; two
Latchaw ; two
No. 838. BENJAMIN WALKER SLEEK ® (Rebecca,’ Abner,*
Benjamin,* Isaac,? Lewis"), married, 1859, Delilah Hite, and had
six children. Reside in Blair County, Penna.
No. 1700. I. Daniel’? Sleek, married. Residence, Altoona,
Penna.
No. 1701. ‘II. Harlin’ Sleek, married
five children.
No. 1702. III. Myrtle’ Sleek, married.
No. 1708. IV. Annie’ Sleek.
No. 1704. = V. Sarah’ Sleek.
No. 1705. IV. Franklin’ Sleek.
Walter, and has
300 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 839. THomas WISEGAWER SLEEK ° (Rebecca,> Abner,
Benjamin,? Isaac,” Lewis’), married, 1867, Mary Smith, and had
five children. He was a soldier in the Civil War, 55th Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers.
No. 1706. I. William 7 Sleek, married.
No. 1707. II. Grant7 Sleek.
No. 1708. III. Samuel’ Sleek.
No. 1709. IV. John? Sleek.
No. 1710. V. Thomas’ Sleek.
No. 844. Mary Ann ALien® (Barbara, Abner,* Benjamin,
Isaac,” Lewis’), born 1835, married, 1863, Robert W. Allison,
and had eight children. They live in Bedford County, Penna.
No. 1711. ‘I. John’ Allison, married Lillian Dishong ; has
two children.
No. 1712. II. James’ Allison, married Rada Carrell; two
children.
No. 1713. III. Mandilla? Allison, married John McDonald;
four girls.
No. 1714. IV. Ella? Allison, married Gilbert McDonald ; two
girls,
No. 1715. V. Annie? Allison.
No. 1716. VI. Ditmer? Allison.
No. 1717. VII. Alvin? Allison.
No. 1718. VIII. Rachel’ Allison.
No. 846. ReBecca ELLEN ALLEN ® (Barbara,® Abner,’ Benja-
min,* Isaac,” Lewis‘), married, 1877, John Black, and has three
children. Reside in Schellsburg, Bedford County, Penna.
No. 1719. I. Adam I.’ Black.
No. 1720. II. Alice? Black.
No. 1721. III. Mary’ Black.
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No. 848. James ALLEN ° (Barbara,® Abner,* Benjamin,° Isaac,”
Lewis’), married, 1877, Annie Kirk. Had seven children,
among whom are:
No. 1722. I. William 7 Allen.
No. 1723. II. Samuel’? Allen.
No. 849. RutH Anna ALLEN ® (Barbara,® Abner,* Benjamin,?
Isaac,” Lewis’) born 1854, married, 1890, Samuel Cox, and had
two children :
No. 1724. I. Glen Allen? Cox.
No. 1725. II. Clewell Stanford? Cox.
No. 854. WALKER Furacason ° ( Beulah,® Abner,* Benjamin,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), married Margaret Boyer, and had seven children.
The eldest
No. 1726. I. Henry’? Furgason, married.
No. 855. EvizaBETH Furcason ® (Beulah,’ Abner,* Benjamin,°
Isaac,? Lewis"), married Cyrus Blackburn, and had seven
children :
No. 1727. I. Carrie’ Blackburn, married Jacob C. Bowser,
May, 1896.
No. 1728. II. Harry? Blackburn.
No. 1729. III. Odessa? Blackburn.
No. 1780. IV. Beulah’? Blackburn.
No. 1731. V. Myrtle? Blackburn.
No. 1782. VI. Nettie? Blackburn.
No. 1733. VII. Charles 7 Blackburn.
No. 886. AsAHEL WALKER Cook® (Elizabeth,’ Asahel,*
Benjamin,® Isaac,” Lewis"), born Oct. 26th, 1832, married
302 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Hannah C., daughter of Daniel and Anne (Cook) Garretson,
born Dec. 17th, 1833. They had seven children :
No. 1734. I. Theresa? Cook, born Aug. 12th, 1855.
No. 1735. II. Anne E.”? Cook, born June 24th, 1857, died
May 18th, 1895, married Jones ; eight
children.
No. 1736. III. George W.’ Cook, born Oct. 20th, 1859.
No. 1737. IV. Sarah Jane’ Cook, born Dec. 31st, 1861, died
in infancy.
No. 1788. V. Mary Ellen” Cook, twin with Sarah Jane.
No. 1739. VI. Ida J.’ Cook, born Dec. 27th, 1864, married
Hileman.
No. 1740. VII. Melissa G.? Cook, born Dec. 13th, 1866.
No. 956. Susanna Sioxom® (Mary,” Isaac,* Asahel,? Isaac,?
Lewis’), born at Christiana, Lancaster County, Penna., 1839,
married Thomas Houston. They had two children :
No. 1741. I. Mary’ Houston, died.
No. 1742. II. Laura V.’ Houston, died.
No. 957. IsAAc WALKER StLoxom ® (Mary,® Isaac,* Asahel,®
Isaac,” Lewis"), born 1841, married Laura Shryock. He is
President of the Christiana National Bank. They had _ two
children :
No. 1748. I. Samuel? Slokom.
No. 1744. II. Charles’ Slokom.
No. 958. DEBoRAH SLoKkom ° (Mary,° Isaac,* Asahel,? Isaac,”
Lewis'), born at Christiana, Penna., 1843, married William H.
Sproul, of Chester, Penna. They had two children:
No. 1748. I. Everett S.’ Sproul, born 1862, married Caroline
Sporley.
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No. 1746. II. William C.7 Sproul, married Emma Roach.
No. 959. Mary Stoxom® (Mary,°’ Isaac,* Asahel,? Isaac,”
Lewis’), born at Christiana, Penna., 1845, married James Sproul,
of Chester, Penna. They had three children:
No. 1747. I. Dora’ Sproul.
No. 1748. ‘II. Annie’ Sproul.
No. 1749. III. Mary’ Sproul.
No. 962. Mary Louisa WALKER ® (Isaac,5 Isaac,* Asahel,?
Isaac,” Lewis’), born in Sadsbury Township, Lancaster County,
Penna., June 2d, 1835. During most of the Civil War she was
a matron in the Confederate hospitals, returned to Pennsylvania
in 1865, was married in 1869, at her father’s house, to John
Coleman Roberts, of Texas. He was a native of Virginia, and
is now Captain of Camp Townsend, Hood’s Texas Brigade.
They reside at Bremond, Robertson County, Texas. They had
two children :
No. 1750. I. Edward Walker’ Roberts, born Nov. 22d, 1872,
Attorney-at-Law.
No. 1751. II. Mary Elizabeth Moore’ Roberts, born Nov. 3d,
1875, died in her seventh year at White
Sulphur Springs, Va.
No. 963. Exiza JoSEPHINE WALKER ’°® (Isaac,° Isaac,* Asahel,?
Isaac,” Lewis’), born in Sadsbury Township, Lancaster County,
Penna., married Isaac Diller, now deceased. They had three
children :
No. 1752. ‘I. Isaac Walker’ Diller, married Mary Elizabeth
Skiles.
No. 17538. II. Anna Louisa? Diller.
No. 1754. TI. John Coleman’ Diller, married Miss Carpenter.
304 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 964. EstHER JANE WALKER® (Isaac,° Isaac,* Asahel,°
Isaac,” Lewis'), born in Sadsbury Township, Lancaster County,
Penna., married Isaac Diller Worst, of Unionville, Penna. They
had seven children ;
No. 1755. ‘I. Jacob Rutter’ Worst, postmaster of Berwyn,
Chester County, Penna.
No. 1756. II. Mary Pauline’ Worst, married Henry B. Long-
enecker.
No. 1757. III. George Walker’ Worst, married Annie Hick-
man, of Chester County, Penna.
No. 1758. IV. Newton Kelso’? Worst, died ,
No. 1759. V. Annie Virginia? Worst, married Roland Pusey
Nichols, of Chester County, Penna.
No. 1760. VI. Maria Louise Antoinette? Worst.
No. 1761. VII. Esther Cora? Worst.
No. 965. SaLiiz Frances WALKER ‘® (Isaac,° Isaac,* Asahel,°
Isaac,” Lewis*), born in Sadsbury Township, Lancaster County,
Penna., married Henry B. Hershey, of Philadelphia. They had
five children:
No. 1762. I. John Coleman’ Hershey.
No. 1768. II. Sallie Cecile’ Hershey.
No. 1764. III. Jacob Frantz’ Hershey, died
No. 1765. IV. Henry Eugene’ Hershey.
No. 1766. V. Maud Marie’ Hershey.
No. 967. James M. WaLkER°® (Isaac,° Isaac,* Asahel,* Isaac,’
Lewis '), born at the Gap, in Sadsbury Township, Lancaster
County, Penna., married, 1868, Lida A., daughter of Samuel
and Phoebe (Hood) Fawkes. She died 1886.
Joseph Fawkes, of Los Angeles, Cal., inventor of the steam
plow, Joseph Hood, of the Pennsylvania Legislature, and James
SIXTH GENERATION. 305
Hood, late proprietor of the Pennhurst Hotel, Atlantic City, are
uncles of Lida A. (Fawkes) Walker.
James M. Walker was educated at the Millersville Normal
School. He isa practising attorney at the Lancaster bar. (Office,
34. North Duke Street.) He resides at the old “ Henderson
Place,” Gap, where he also has an office. He served five years
as Justice of the Peace of Coloraine Township, at the expiration
of which time he removed to his former home at the Gap. Since
the death of his father he has come into possession of the home-
stead, where his two sons, William Edmond and Joseph Lewis
Walker are engaged in farming. His other two sons are in the
employ of the firm of Walker & Kepler, Electricians, 315
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. He had four children:
No. 1767. I. Isaac Hampton’? Walker, a student at Drexel
Institute.
No. 1768. ‘II. Joseph Lewis? Walker.
No. 1769. III. William Edmond? Walker.
No. 1770. IV. James Marshall 7 Walker.
No. 969. DEBoRAH WaALKER® (Asahel,® Isaac,‘ Asahel,?
Isaac,” Lewis*), born, 1844, in Sadsbury Township, Lancaster
County, Penna., married William Marshall, of Philadelphia.
They had five children :
No. 1771. I. Patience’ Marshall, married William Richeter.
No. 1772. JI. Mary’ Marshall. |
No. 1773. III. William’ Marshall.
No. 1774. IV. Stanley’ Marshall.
No. 1775. V. Laura’ Marshall.
No. 972. Isaac C. WALKER ® (Asahel,5 Isaac,* Asahel,* Isaac,”
Lewis *), born, 1848, in Sadsbury Township, Lancaster County,
Penna., married Emma Johnson. He isa member of the firm of
306 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
“Walker & Kepler,” Electricians and Electrical Supplies, 531
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Penna. Residence, 2432 North
Broad Street. They have two children:
No. 1776. I. Mabel’? Walker.
No. 1777. II. Florence’ Walker.
No. 978. HEnry Powna zt ° (Deborah,’ Isaac,* Asahel,? Isaac,’
Lewis’), born in Lancaster County, Penna., married Louisa
Smedley, and has six children :
No. 1778. I. Norman” Pownall.
No. 1779. II. Mary’ Pownall.
No. 1780. III. Bertha’ Pownall.
No. 1781. IV. Clifton? Pownall.
No. 1782. V. Chester’? Pownall.
No. 1788. VI. Alta? Pownall.
No. 980. Saran Cooper® (Asahel W.,° Sarah,* Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis*), married Alden McClellan, and had five children:
No. 1784. I. Asahel? McClellan.
No. 1785. II. Annie? McClellan.
No. 1786. III. William’ McClellan.
No. 1787. IV. Leonora? McClellan.
No. 1788. V. Charles’ McClellan.
No. 981. Marcaret Cooper ® (Asahel W.,° Sarah,* Asahel,?
Isaac,” Lewis’), married Thomas Truman, and had two children.
They reside in New Orleans, La.
No. 1789. =I. Margaret? Truman.
No. 1790. II. Beatrice’ Truman.
No. 983. GEorGE W. Cooper® (Hiram,’ Sarah,* Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis’), married, and had one son:
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No. 1791. I. Hiram Lewis’ Cooper.
No. 984. Hiram Lewis Cooper® (Hiram,°® Sarah,* Asahel,?
Isaac,? Lewis! ), married Clara Brown, and had two children.
They reside in Philadelphia, Penna.
No. 1792. I. William 7 Cooper.
No. 1798. II. Walter’ Cooper.
No. 985. CaLeB CoopEer® (George W.,° Sarah,* Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), married Harriett Townsley, and had two children.
Residence, Chester County, Penna.
No. 1794. I, Frank ’ Cooper.
No. 1795. II. Emma’ Cooper.
No. 987. HANNAH CooPeR® (George W.,° Sarah,’ Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), married Henry C. Cope, and had two children.
Residence, Lincoln, Chester County, Penna.
No. 1796. I, Frederick 7 Cope.
No. 1797. II. Alice’ Cope.
No. 990. Maria F. Cooper § (Sarah,® Sarah,* Asahel,’ Isaac,”
Lewis"), married Dr. John Partenheimer, and had two children.
They reside in Philadelphia, Penna.
No. 1798. I. Corinne’ Partenheimer.
No. 1799. II. Gertrude’ Partenheimer.
No. 994. JosEPHINE Cooper ° (Sarah,° Sarah,* Asahel,® Isaac,”
Lewis *), married Wistar Newbold, and had two children. Reside
in Philadelphia, Penna.
No. 1800. I. Charles’ Newbold.
No. 1801. ‘IT. Bertha? Newbold.
308 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 995. GEORGE Cooper® (Susan,’ Sarah,* Asahel,’ Isaac,’
Lewis '), married Sarah Miller, and had four children. Residence,
Chester County, Penna.
No. 1802. I, Amy’ Cooper.
No. 1803. II. Wilmer’ Cooper.
No. 1804. III. Marion” Cooper.
No. 1805. IV. Annie’ Cooper.
No. 997. Lucy Cooper ® (Joseph P.,° Sarah,* Asahel,’ Isaac?
Lewis *), married Charles Thissell, and had one child. Residence,
605 N. 18th Street, Philadelphia, Penna.
No. 1806. I. Mary Stuart’ Thissell.
No. 999. Henry B. Cooper® (Joseph P.,° Sarah,* Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis*), married Bellmina McGill, and had four children.
Reside at “Woodside,” Ford Road, West Philadelphia, and at
605 N. 18th Street, Philadelphia.
No. 1807. I. Joseph’ Cooper, died.
No. 1808. II. John McGill’ Cooper.
No. 1809. III. Henry B.’ Cooper.
No. 1810. IV. Charles’ Cooper.
No. 1001. Saran CoopEer® (Joseph P.,° Sarah,* Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis'), married Rev. William Ledwith, and had two
children :
No. 1811. I. Jean Brice ® Ledwith.
No. 1812. II. William Laurence’ Ledwith.
No. 1004. SamueL Wuitson® (Pheebe,® Sarah,‘ Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis’), married Fanny Simton, and had one child:
No. 1818. I. Ethel’? Whitson.
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No. 1011. Sarau Cooper * (Anna,’ Asahel,* Asahel,? Isaac,”
Lewis'), married Frank Trout, and had children:
No. 1814. I. Frank? Trout.
No. 1815. II. Mazie’ Trout.
No. 1816. III. Jeremiah’ Trout.
No. 1013. JosEpH D. C. Pownatt ° (Susan,’ Asahel,* Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis*) married Mary Stubbs, and had four children.
Residence, Christiana, Penna.
No. 1817. I. Willmer? Pownall, married Mary Thompson.
No. 1818. II. Vincent’ Pownall.
No. 1819. III. Lily? Pownall.
No. 1820. IV. Edna? Pownall.
No. 1016. Mary Cooper ® (Pheebe,’® Asahel,* Asahel,® Isaac,’
Lewis’), married Frederick Eppleimer, and had one child :
No. 1821. I. Frederick ’ Eppleimer.
No. 1017. Asanet Linvitte® (Sarah,’ Asahel,* Asahel,°
Isaac,” Lewis’), born Feb. 2d, 1822, married, 1877, Lydia R.
Moore. They reside at Leesburg, Florida. They have three
children :
No. 1823. _‘I. Lucy? Linville, born Jan. roth, 1879.
No. 1824. II. Alice R.? Linville, born Oct. 27th, 1881.
No. 1825. III. Arthur’ Linville.
No. 1019. Aguitia J. Linvitve® (Sarah,® Asahel,* Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis') married, Sarah, daughter of Virgil and Jane
Eachus, of Radnor Township, Delaware County, Penna. Aquilla
Linville is in business in Philadelphia, where his family reside.
They have four children:
310 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1826. I. Jane’? Linville.
No. 1827. II. Sylvia’? Linville.
No. 1828. JII. Walker? Linville.
No. 1829. IV. Marion? Linville.
No. 1022. Saran LinvitLteE® (Sarah,’? Asahel,* Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis! ), married Frank Walter, and has three children:
No. 1830. I. Laura’ Walter.
No. 1831. II. Maurice’ Walter.
No. 1832. III. Margaret’ Walter.
No. 1024. Marcaret LinviLte® (Sarah,’ Asahel,* Asahel,’
Isaac,* Lewis*), married Edwin Moore, and had one child. Res-
idence, Germantown, Penna.
No. 1888. I. E. Lawton’ Moore.
No. 1026. JosepH WaALKER® (Samuel,’ Asahel,* Asahel,’
Isaac,” Lewis * ), married Emma Alexander, and had two children.
Residence, Christiana, Penna.
No. 1834. I. J. Blaine? Walker.
No. 1835. II. Erle’ Walker.
No. 10380. AsaHEL WALKER® (Samuel,® Asahel,* Asahel,’
Isaac,? Lewis! ), married Helen Bruner, and had one child.
Reside in Philadelphia, Penna.
No. 1836. I. John E.” Walker.
No. 1038. E. Benjamin ELLMAKER ° (Mary,® Asahel,‘ Asahel,°
Isaac,” Lewis’), married Mary Oberholtzer, and had three
children :
No. 1837. I. Lucy W.7 Ellmaker.
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No. 1838. I]. Leonard’ Ellmaker.
No. 1889. Ill. Edgar Benjamin’ Ellmaker.
No. 1040. Frora ELbMAKER® (Mary,°® Asahel,‘ Asahel,3
Isaac,” Lewis"), married Edward D. Wallace, and had three
children. Residence, Blue Ball, Lancaster County, Penna.
No. 1840. I. Margaret’ Wallace.
No. 1841. II. John Watson’ Wallace.
No. 1842. III. Elizabeth’ Wallace.
No. 1041. NATHANIEL ELLMAKER 6 (Mary,° Asahel,* Asahel,?
Isaac,’ Lewis *), married Mary Williams, and had two children.
Reside at The Gap, Lancaster County, Penna.
No. 1848. I. Celia’ Ellmaker.
No. 1844. II. Alice’ Ellmaker,
No. 1042. SaraH ELiMaKER® (Mary, Asahel,* Asahel,?
Isaac,” Lewis *), married Evan Ambler, and had one child. Re-
side at Quarryville, Lancaster County, Penna.
No. 1845. I. Caroline’ Ambler,
No. 1069. Joun C. Garretson 6 (Anne,® Hannah,* Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), born 3d mo. 7th, 1830, married, 12th mo. 2oth,
1861, Mary Ditmer, and had nine children:
No. 1846. ‘I. Jacob Vale’ Garretson, born 3d mo. 16th, 1863,
married
No. 1847. II. Mary Ann? Garretson, born 11th mo. 23d, 1864.
No. 1848. III. Hannah Cook’ Garretson, born 2d mo. 1gth,
1867, died 3d mo. 14th, 1894.
No. 1849. IV. Henry Howard’ Garretson, born 8th mo 14th,
1868.
312 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1850. V. Daniel’ Garretson.
No. 1851. VI. Ira’ Garretson.
No. 1852. VII. Rex’ Garretson.
No. 1853. VIII. Lydia 7 Garretson.
No. 1854. IX. Melinda’ Garretson.
No. 1071. Hannan C. GARRETSON 6 (Anne,’ Hannah,‘ Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), born 12th mo. 17th, 1833, married Asahel
Walker Cook, son of George W. and Elizabeth (Walker) Cook.
(See No. 886.)
No. 1070. Mary E. Garretson® (Anne,’ Hannah,* Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), born 11th mo. 23d, 1831, married, 1858, Joshua
Vale, born gth mo. 17th, 1827, and had four children :
No. 1855. I. Oliver’ Vale, born 12th mo. 25th, 1859, married
No. 1856. II. Sarah Emma?’ Vale, born Ist mo. 17th, 1864,
married Mendenhall.
No. 1857. III. Portia Irene’ Vale, born 3d mo. 18th, 1865.
No. 1858. IV. Hugh Mortland! Vale, born 4th mo. 12th, 1872.
No. 1075. ABEL W. Garretson 6 (Anne,’ Hannah,* Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis '), born 6th mo. 19th, 1843, married, 12th mo. 25th,
1868, Catherine Hull, and had three children :
No. 1859. I. Bertha’ Garretson, born 2d mo. 23d, 1870, died
8th mo. 31st, 1891.
No. 1860. II. Anne’ Garretson, born 8th. mo. 16th, 1872,
married, 1895, Emory Harbold.
No. 1861. III. Jacob L.’ Garretson, born gth mo. 23d, 1875.
No. 1078. MezissA GarretTson® (Anne,® Hannah,* Abel,’
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Isaac,? Lewis '), born 8th mo, 22d, 1850, married, 1880, William
Anthony, and had three children :
No 1862. I. Earl’ Anthony.
No. 1863. II. Lloyd’ Anthony.
No. 1864. III. Belle’ Anthony.
No. 1079. AnniE Cook ® (Walker,? Hannah,* Abel,* Isaac,’
Lewis '), married William Anderson, and had six children :
No. 1865. I. James’ Anderson, married Emma Bearinger.
No. 1866. II. Martha’ Anderson, married W. Deardorff.
No. 1867. III. Annie’ Anderson, married D. Lehmer.
No. 1868. IV. John’ Anderson, married
No. 1869. V. Emma’ Anderson, married
No. 1870. VI. Robert’ Anderson.
Myers.
Myers.
No. 1080. HEzEK1aAH Cook® (Walker,? Hannah,‘ Abel,®
Isaac,” Lewis '), married Eve Wiley, and had eight childzen :
No. 1871. I. Catherine“ Cook, married A. Berkheimer.
No. 1872. II. George W.’ Cook, married Nannie Beitzel.
No. 1873. III. Matilda’ Cook.
No. 1874. IV. Oliver’ Cook, married Kate Wolf.
No. 1875. V. John’ Cook, married Louisa Spahr.
No. 1876. VI. Margaret’ Cook, married Stewart Bitinger.
No. 1877. VII. Emma? Cook, married Benjamin Hoffman.
No. 1878. VIII. Hannah’ Cook, married Salmon Sheffer.
No. 1081. Hannay Coox ° (Walker,® Hannah,’ Abel,® Isaac,’
Lewis *), married Samuel Arnold, and had five children :
No. 1879. _ I. Elizabeth’? Arnold.
No. 1880. II. Lewis? Arnold.
No. 1881. III. Susan’ Arnold.
314 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1882. IV. Annie’ Arnold.
No. 1883. V. Romaine’ Arnold, married John Heikes.
No. 1082. ExizaBetH Cook® (Walker,> Hannah,* Abel,’
Isaac,? Lewis'), married Daniel Bentz, and had ten children :
No. 1884. I. Harry’ Bentz.
No. 1884a. II. Ida’ Bentz.
No. 1885. III. David’ Bentz.
No. 1886. IV. Walker’ Bentz.
No. 1887. V. Cordelia’ Bentz.
No. 1888. VI. Lawrence’ Bentz.
No. 1889. VII. Millard’ Bentz.
No. 1890.VIII. Amer’ Bentz.
No. 1891. IX. Charles’ Bentz.
No. 1892. X. Russell’ Bentz.
No. 1083. Joun W. Cook ° (Walker,® Hannah,* Abel,’ Isaac,’
Lewis *), married Catherine Bentz, and had seven children :
No. 1893. I. Jacob’ Cook, married Sadie Martin.
No. 1894. II. Ellen’ Cook, married George Dutery.
No. 1895. III. Flora’ Cook, married Samuel Dutery.
No. 1896. IV. Raymond? Cook, married Slothower.
No. 1897. V. Alvin” Cook.
No. 1898. VI. Lewis’ Cook.
No. 1899. VII. May ’ Cook.
No. 1084. Saran Cook ® (Walker,®’ Hannah,’ Abel,’ Isaac,”
Lewis *), married Jacob Harbold, had several children :
No. 1900. =I. Martha’ Harbold, married Fink.
No. 1901. II. Mary’ Harbold.
No. 1902. III. Emma’ Harbold.
SIXTH GENERATION. 315
No. 1086. WaLKER Cook ° (Walker,’ Hannah,* Abel,’ Isaac,”
Lewis '), married Mary Klinedienst, had eight children :
No. 1908. I. Araminta‘’ Cook, married Philip Myers.
No. 1904. II. Clara’ Cook, married John Bentz.
No. 1905. III. Calvin’ Cook, married Susan Hershey.
No. 1906. IV. Nora’ Cook, married Monroe Bentz.
No. 1907. V. Charles’ Cook.
No. 1908. VI. Rosa’ Cook.
No. 1909. VII. Bertha’? Cook.
No. 1910.VIII. Gertrude ’ Cook.
No. 1087. JosepH Coox® (Walker,® Hannah,* Abel,’ Isaac,?
Lewis’), married Elizabeth Evans, and had five children :
No. 1911. I. William’ Cook, married Minty Blauser.
No. 1912. II. James’ Cook, married Emma Blauser.
No. 1913. III. Curtis 7 Cook.
No. 1914. IV. Miles? Cook.
No. 1915. V. Lillie’ Cook.
No. 1088. Exiza A. Coox® (John,® Hannah,* Abel, Isaac,’
Lewis’), married Andrew B. Shearer, and had eight children:
No. 1916. I. Charles C.’ Shearer.
No. 1917. II. Ira S.? Shearer.
No. 1918. III. Willis L:’ Shearer.
No. 1919. IV. Willetta G.’ Shearer.
No. 1920. V. Myrtle I.7 Shearer.
No. 1921. VI. Estella V.? Shearer.
No. 1922. VII. Ethel’ Shearer.
No. 1923. VIII. Frederick W.’ Shearer.
No. 1089. Wittiam R. Coox® (John,®? Hannah,* Abel,°
Isaac,” Lewis*), born 12th mo. 22d, 1852, married, 12th mo. 22d,
316 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
1871, Mary Heikes. They reside at Dillsburg, Penna. I am
indebted to him for valuable assistance in collecting material for
this work. He is descended from Lewis Walker through both his
father and mother, and is, as he says, very partial to the name.
He has nine children:
No. 1924. I. Gleason J.’ Cook, born 5th mo. 5th, 1872.
No. 1925. II. Morris Gilpin’ Cook, born 7th mo, 14th, 1874.
No. 1926. III. Caroline A.’ Cook, born 7th mo. 18th, 1875.
No. 1927. IV. Frances Willard’ Cook, born 11th mo. 23d,
1876.
No. 1928. V. Abigail L.’ Cook, born 6th mo. 2d, 1879.
No. 1929. VI. Thomas G.? Cook, born 8th mo. 11th, 1881.
No. 1930. VII. Celia’ Cook, born 12th mo. 29th, 1882.
No. 1931. VIII. Ruth Emma? Cook, born 4th mo. gth, 1883.
No. 1982. IX. Robert Lee’ Cook, born 11th mo. 7th, 1884.
No. 1091. Rura E. Coox ® (John,® Hannah,* Abel,® Isaac,’
Lewis '), married Amos Hartman and has:
No. 1933. I. Ernest’ Hartman.
No. 1092. MarGarET JANE WALKER ° (Arnold,’ Abel,* Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis \, married Isaac Mconley, and had one child:
No. 1984. I. Tillie? Mconley.
No. 1093. ELtis WaLker & (Arnold,> Abel,* Abel,’ Isaac,’
Lewis"), married Sarah Miller, and had four children:
No. 1935. I. Elizabeth ’ Walker.
No. 19386. II. Arnold’ Walker.
No. 1937. III. Kate’ Walker.
No. 1988. IV. Russell’ Walker.
No. 1094. Gorpon Kent Wacker ® (Arnold,’ Abel,* Abel,°
SIXTH GENERATION. 317
Isaac,? Lewis '), married Belle Weigle, and had three children :
No. 1939. I. Frances’ Walker, married Robert Thomson.
No. 1940. II. Ochie’? Walker, married William Brown.
No. 1941. III. Edward’ Walker.
No. 1095. Ocu1zE WaLker® (Arnold,> Abel,* Abel,? Isaac,?
Lewis '), married Noah Beck, and had one child:
No. 1942. I. Harry? Beck.
No. 1096. ABEL W. Watrker® (William,> Abel,‘ Abel,?
Isaac,” Lewis‘), married Emma Kerr, and had one child:
No. 1943. I. Beulah? Walker.
No. 1097. LoursA WALKER ® (William,> Abel, Abel,? Isaac,”
Lewis '), married Thomas M. Mauk, of Carlisle, Penna., and had
three children :
No. 1944. I. George? Mauk.
No. 1945. II. Helen? Mauk.
No. 1946. III. Edward? Mauk.
No. 1098. RacHEL ALICE Carson ® (Hannah,® Abel,* Abel,’
Isaac,? Lewis’), married Jacob Fehl, and had one child:
No. 1947. I. Morris’ Fehl.
No. 1100. WILBEeRT Carson 6 (Hannah,° Abel,* Abel,° Isaac,’
Lewis), of Cumberland County, Penna., married Sadie Anthony,
and had five children :
No. 1948. I. Harry? Carson.
No. 1949. II. Charles? Carson.
No. 1950. III. Ellen’ Carson.
318 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1951. IV. Clyde? Carson.
No. 1952. ~~ ‘V. Jessie’ Carson.
No. 1102. Emma E. Carson 6 (Hannah,’ Abel,* Abel,® Isaac,’
Lewis '), married Pemberton Myers, of York Springs, Penna.,
and had three children :
No. 1953. I. Norval? Myers.
No. 1954. ‘II. Harry’ Myers.
No. 1955. III. Francis 7 Myers.
No. 1108. Ciara E. Carson 6 (Hannah, Abel,* Abel,’ Isaac,’
Lewis"), married John McNew, and had three children :
No. 1956. =I. George Edward’ McNew.
No. 1957. II. Rachel Alice’ McNew.
No. 1958. III. Clyde’ McNew.
No. 1104. Jozt M. Warxker® (Lewis Morris,’ Joel,* Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis '), born 1849, married Maria Gifford. They reside
in Iowa, and had three children:
No. 1959. I. Margaret’ Walker.
No. 1960. II. Glen Gifford’ Walker, born 1885.
No. 1961. III. Vera Alien’ Walker, twin with Glen Gifford.
No. 1105. Pinkney L. WaLkeEr § (Lewis Morris,’ Joel,* Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), born in 1852, a resident of West Liberty, Iowa ;
married Julia Mosice, and had two children :
No. 1962. I. Eugene’ Walker.
No. 1968. II. Lewis’ Walker.
No. 1106. Jonny C. Warker® (Isaac John,* Joel,* Abel,”
Isaac,” Lewis '), born in Ohio, 1853, married Anna Bethel. They
reside at Burr Oak, Kansas, and had three children :
SIXTH GENERATION. 319
No. 1964. I. Mary Grace’ Walker, died
No. 1965. II. Martha Carmon’ Walker.
No. 1966. III. Harold’ Walker.
No. 1108. Mary L. Watker® (Isaac John,* Joel, Abel,?
Isaac,” Lewis’), born in Ohio, 1863, married, 1883, Joseph
Barriclon, of Ohio, and had three children:
No. 1967. ‘I. Paul’ Barriclon, born 1884.
No. 1968. II. Henry’ Barriclon, born 1886.
No. 1969. III. Donald’ Barriclon.
No. 1110. Emma J. WALKER ® (Elias Hicks,° Joel,* Abel,?
Isaac,? Lewis’), born in Ohio, 1867, married, 1890, Harford
Odbert, of Pennsylvania. They have one child:
No. 1970. ‘I. Ivan? Odbert, born 1892.
No. 1111. Gzorce W. Wacker ° (Elias Hicks,’ Joel,* Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Ohio, married, 1891, Eleanor McMillan.
They have one child:
No. 1971. I. Charming Iden? Walker, born 1893. «
No. 1114. Mary H. Wacker ® (Abel,® Joel,* Abel,® Isaac,”
Lewis *), born in Ohio, 1857, married, 1879, John Carpenter.
Residence, Colorado Springs, Colorado. They have two chil-
dren:
No. 1972. I. Howard H.’ Carpenter, born 1881.
No. 1973. II. Amy Lee’ Carpenter, born 1886.
No. 1117. Manton M. Wacker ® (Jeremiah C.,° Joel,* Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis*), born in Ohio, 1852, married Frances Duell.
They reside at Hawkeye, Kansas, and have one child:
320 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1974. I. Elwood’ Walker, born 1883.
No. 1118. T. ELwoop Wa ker? (Jeremiah C.,° Joel, Abel,?
Isaac,? Lewis *), born in Ohio, 1855, married Alice Clark, and has
two children :
No. 1975. =I. Ernest’ Walker, born 1883.
No. 1976. II. Irene’ Walker, born 1888.
No. 1119. Watson WaLkER® (Jeremiah C.,° Joel,* Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Ohio, 1857, married Jane Kithcart, and
has two children :
No. 1977. I. Luella? Walker, born 1883.
No. 1978. II. Robert Earl’ Walker, born 1885.
No. 1122. Mary Apa Farquuar® (Hannah Ann,’ Joel,*
Abel,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), born 1854, died 1893, married, 1881,
Newton Hawkins, of Washington County, Penna. They had
five children :
No. 1979. I. Leona? Hawkins, born 1882.
No. 1980. II. Lewis F.7 Hawkins, born 1884.
No. 1981. III. Mary Estella’ Hawkins, born 1885.
No. 1982. IV. James Clinton’ Hawkins, born 1887.
No. 1983. V. Hannah Ann? Hawkins, born 1891.
No. 1125. JouN Wittarp WaLkER® (Joel Aaron,’ Joel,’
Abel,® Isaac,” Lewis '), born in Ohio, 1867, married, 1890, Caro-
line Farquhar, and has two children:
No. 1984. I. Mary Alma’ Walker, born 1892.
No. 1985. II. Edith’ Walker, born 1893.
No. 1183. Mary Jane Wacxker® (George,® Benjamin,‘ Abel,”
SIXTH GENERATION. 321
Isaac,” Lewis') married Winfield Meek, of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio
and has four children :
No. 1986. I. Walker’ Meek.
No. 1987. II. Grace’ Meek.
No. 1988. III. Love’ Meek.
No. 1989. IV. John’ Meek.
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Chapter Tenth.
SEVENTH GENERATION.
No. 1175. Darwin WEAaAvER’ (Rebecca,® Martha, Sinah,'
Abel,? Abel,” Lewis’), married Lucy Snode. They reside in
Washington, D.C., and have three children :
No. 1990. I. Robert E.? Weaver.
No. 1991. JI. Frederick ® Weaver.
No. 1992. III. Charles D.2 Weaver.
No. 1176. Wittis WEAVER’ ( Rebecca,® Martha,’ Sinah,*
Abel,*? Abel,? Lewis’), married Anna Kuhn. They reside in
Iowa, and have two children :
No. 1998. ‘I. Marguerite ® Weaver.
No. 1994. II. Anna® Weaver.
No. 1179. Ipa Barnasy? (Laura,° Martha,* Sinah,* Abel,’
Abel,’ Lewis*) married Brinton Cooper. He is deceased and
his widow resides at Salem, Ohio. They had four children:
No. 1995. ‘I. George ® Cooper.
No. 1996. II. Laura® Cooper.
No. 1997. III. Edith ® Cooper.
No. 1998. IV. Carl® Cooper.
No. 1180. CHarLes W. Barnasy? (Laura,°® Martha, Sinah,’
Abel,? Abel,? Lewis’), married Jane Christy. They reside at
Meadsville, Penna., and have:
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SEVENTH GENERATION. 323
No. 1999. ‘I. Fay ® Barnaby.
No. 2000. II. James® Barnaby.
No. 1209. CHaLKLEY CLinton HoLitoway? (Martha,® Joseph,’
Abel,* Abel,? Abel,” Lewis *), married Nellie T. Warren, and has
two children :
No. 2001. ‘I. Virginia ® Holloway.
No. 2002. II. Warren ® Holloway.
No. 1217. Anna Mary WALKER? (Eli,® Lewis,5 Abel,* Abel,?
Abel,? Lewis*), married James Righter, and has children:
No. 2008. ‘I. Leonard ® Righter.
No. 2004. II. Eunice® Righter.
No. 1221. Cuartes L. Brown’ (Mary H.,® Lewis,’ Abel,’
Abel,® Abel,” Lewis *), of Adair County, Ky., born in Ohio, mar-
ried Mary Bennett, of Kentucky. They have two children :
No. 2005. =I. Enoch Arden® Brown.
No. 2006. II. Mary Elizabeth ® Brown.
No. 1222. Witit1am W. Brown’ (Mary H.,® Lewis,®> Abel,‘
Abel,® Abel,” Lewis *), of Alliance, Stark County, Ohio, married
Jessie Mercer, of Ohio. They have one child:
No. 2007. I. Le Roy ® Brown.
No. 1228. Epwin J. Brown’ (Mary H.,®° Lewis,®> Abel,*
Abel,’ Abel,” Lewis"), of Winona, Columbiana County, Ohio,
married Flora J. Lovejoy. They have two children:
No. 2008. ‘I. Pearl® Brown.
No. 2009. II. Warren W.® Brown.
324 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1225. DEBoraH E. Brown’ (Mary H.,® Lewis,® Abel,’
Abel,® Abel,? Lewis *), born in Ohio, married, 7th mo. 23d, 1874,
William Mercer, of North Georgetown, Columbiana County,
Ohio, and has six children:
No. 2010. ‘I. Charles® Mercer, born 2d mo. Ist, 1876.
No. 2011. II. Albert E.2 Mercer, born 12th mo. 14th, 1878.
No. 2012. III. Alberta M.? Mercer, born 12th mo. 14th, 1878.
No. 2013. IV. Ida L.8 Mercer, born 7th mo. Ist, 1881.
No. 2014. VV. Jessie Blaine ® Mercer, born gth mo. 16th, 1884.
No. 2015. VI. Vernon D.? Mercer, born 3d mo. 2d, 1893.
No. 1226. OxttverR R. Brown? (Mary H.,° Lewis,> Abel,*
Abel,®? Abel,” Lewis *), of Winona, Columbiana County, Ohio,
married Olly Taylor, and has one child:
No. 2016. I. Lewis ® Brown.
No. 13800. Lean STEER’ (Lewis,® Samuel,’ Leah,‘ Lewis,’
Abel,? Lewis'), born in Virginia, removed with her family to
Philadelphia, where she married Wilmer Osler. They had two
children :
No. 2017. JI. Wilmer® Osler.
No. 2018. II. Frederick Bruce ® Osler.
No. 1315. Naomr Ruoaps’ (Joshua,® Naomi,’ Zillah,’
Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Philadelphia, Penna., 6th mo.
2oth, 1848, went with the family to Jacksonville, Ill., died 3d
mo. 21st, 1888. She married John A. Bellatti, and had three
children :
No. 2019. I. Rose Anna® Bellatti, born 4th mo. 23d, 1884.
No. 2020. II. Walter ® Bellatti, born 8th mo. 26th, 1885.
No. 2021. III. Ruth® Bellatti, born 11th mo. 21st, 1887.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 325
No. 1318. JosepH R. Ruoaps’ (James,®’ Naomi,> Zillah,‘
Joseph,° Isaac,” Lewis*), born in Philadelphia, Penna., August
6th, 1841, married, Nov. 22d, 1866, Amanda, daughter of
Joseph and Esther L. (Mort) Seal, of 455 Marshall St., Phila-
delphia. Reside at Overbrook, Penna. They had three chil-
dren :
No. 2022. I. Alice Sellers ® Rhoads, born March 23d, 1868,
married Henry Ward Marston.
No. 2023. II. J. Howard ® Rhoads, born June 3d, 1870.
No. 2024. III. Alfred S.° Rhoads, born May 16th, 1875, died
July toth, 1875.
No. 1824. Mary JEANES WALTER” (Sarah,*® Naomi,° Zillah,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis '), born in Philadelphia, Penna., June 28th,
1853, married, Oct. 19th, 1876, at her mother’s residence, 109
North Sixteenth St., George F. White, born Nov. 13th, 1847,
son of Barclay and Rebecca M. (Lamb) White, of “ Ury,” Bur-
lington County, N. J. They reside near Philadelphia, and have
two children : |
No. 2025. I. Rebecca L.2 White, born Jan. 21st, 1878.
No. 2026. II. Walter Rhoads *® White, born Jan. 7th, 1877.
No. 1882. Mary R. Wa ter’ (Naomi,® Naomi,°’ Zillah,*
Joseph,* Isaac,? Lewis"), born Feb. 19th, 1857, married, Dec.
1gth, 1883, Charles William Cooper. They have one child:
No. 2027. I. Julia® Cooper, born Jan. 3d, 1885.
No. 1834. Emiry Haines’ (Ellen,® Sarah,® Isaac,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis '), married Phineas Pratt, of Chester County, Penna.
They had one child:
No. 2628. I. Mary E. ® Pratt, married, 1891, Enos B. Hoopes.
326 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1835. Erten R. Moore’ (Mary Ann,°® Sarah,® Isaac,‘
Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis *), married Jesse Cheney, son of Joseph
and Edith Cheney, of Thornbury, Delaware County, Penna.,
at Haverford Meeting, in 1858. They had six children:
No. 2029. I. Joseph ® Cheney, married.
No. 2030. II. Marianna*® Cheney.
No. 2081. III. Jesse S25 Cheney.
No. 2082. IV. Edith® Cheney.
No. 2088. V. Algernon ® Cheney.
No. 2084. VI. Phoebe® Cheney.
No. 1886. THomas Hoopes? (Jane W.,° Sarah, Isaac,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis*), married, Ist, Susan Bernard, 2d, Lydia
Jobson. They reside in Downingtown, Penna., and have one
daughter :
No. 2035. I. 8 Hoopes.
No. 1887. Etwoop Hoopes? (Jane W.,®° Sarah,’ Isaac,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), of West Chester, Penna., married Susanna
Huey, and has four children :
No. 2086. I. Abraham ® Hoopes.
No. 2087. II. Frank ® Hoopes.
No. 2038. III. William ® Hoopes.
Vo. 2039. IV. Margaret ® Hoopes.
No. 1339. Emma Hoopes! (Sarah,° Sarah,° Isaac,* Joseph,
Isaac,” Lewis*), of Baltimore, Md., married Charles Hoopes, and
had three children:
No. 2040. I. Howard® Hoopes, married Jessie
No. 2041. II. Charles ® Hoopes, died.
No. 2042. III. Florence ® Hoopes.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 327
No. 1840. Witiram Hoops? (Sarah,® Sarah,’ Isaac,‘ Joseph,?
Isaac,” Lewis’), of Baltimore, Md., married. Georgia Wilhelm.
He died in Baltimore in 1895, some years after the death of his
wife. They had eight children :
No. 2048. I. Fannie ® Hoopes.
No. 2044. II. Ella® Hoopes.
No. 2045. III. Emma* Hoopes, died 1879.
No. 2046. IV. Samuel ® Hoopes.
No. 2047. V. Georgia® Hoopes, married Dixon Walker, of
Baltimore, Md.
No. 2048. VI. Blanche ® Hoopes.
No. 2049. VII. Arthur *® Hoopes.
No. 2050. VIII. Gertrude ® Hoopes.
No. 1841. Epwarp Hoopss’ (Sarah,® Sarah, Isaac,* Joseph,
Isaac,” Lewis‘), of Baltimore, Md., married Lucy Tyler, and has
four children:
No. 2051. I. Frank G.? Hoopes, married Willie L. Kennon.
No. 2052. II. Susan® Hoopes.
No. 2053. III. Edward * Hoopes.
No. 2054. IV. Lucy ® Hoopes.
No. 1842. Satire Hoorgs? (Sarah,® Sarah,’ Isaac,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis’), of Baltimore, Md., married Charles Tyler, and
has three children :
No. 2055. I. Clara ® Tyler.
No. 2056. II. Estelle ® Tyler.
No. 2057. III. Walter Bancroft ® Tyler, married Ida Etheridge
Fergusson.
No. 13844. Emity Rosrrts? (Mathew, ® Sarah,’ Isaac,* Joseph,*
328 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Isaac,” Lewis'), married F. Wilson Eastburn, of Philadelphia,
Penna. They had three children:
No. 2058. I. Horace Wilson ® Eastburn.
No. 2059. ‘II. Walter Roberts ® Eastburn, married Clara
No. 2060. III. Elmer Moore ® Eastburn.
No. 1345. Mercy Paiste’ (Elizabeth,® Sarah,® Isaac,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), of Lower Merion, Montgomery County, Penna.,
married James Pyott, and had five children:
No. 2061. I, Eliza ® Pyott, married David West, of Chigago,
Tl.
No. 2062. II. George® Pyott, married Anna Maris, of Dela-
ware. They have one child.
No. 20638. III. William * Pyott.
No. 2064. IV. Laura® Pyott, married Henry Lawrence. They
have two children. 3 Se
No. 2065. V. Phineas® Pyott, married Emma Lewis, of
Berwyn, Chester County, Penna.
No. 1346. Ropert J. Paiste? (Elizabeth,é Sarah,> Isaac,’
Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis'), of Paoli, Chester County, Penna.,
married, Ist, Sallie Rhoads; 2d, her sister, Jane Rhoads. He
had eight children :
No. 2066. J. Phineas ® Paiste, died March, 1895.
No. 2067. II. Howard ® Paiste, died while a student at Swarth-
more College.
No. 2068. III. Sallie ® Paiste, married Henry Steward.
No. 2069. IV. Edwin ® Paiste.
No. 2070. V. Holland ® Paiste.
No. 2071. VI. Robert ® Paiste.
No. 2072. VII. Mary Emma® Paiste.
No. 2078. VIII. Caroline® Paiste.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 329
No. 1847. GrorGE PaisTE’ ( Elizabeth,® Sarah,® Isaac,*
Joseph,°® Isaac,? Lewis’), married Margaret Dempsery, of Frank-
lin, Penna., and has two children :
No. 2074. I. Walter ® Paiste.
No. 2075. II. Phineas ® Paiste.
No. 1849. Epwarp Paiste’ (Elizabeth,® Sarah,5 Isaac,* Jo-
seph, Isaac,” Lewis’), of Lower Merion, Montgomery County,
Penna., has been married four times. First, to Emma Mackey,
by whom he had six children. His second wife was Anna Brook,
who had two children. His third wife was Kate Harris, and his
fourth wife was Mrs. Sallie Parrottet, of Columbia, Penna, by
whom he has one child:
No. 2076. I. Horace® Paiste.
No. 2077. II. Frederick ® Paiste.
No. 2078. III. Florence ® Paiste.
No. 2079. IV. Frank ® Paiste.
No. 2080. V. Edward ® Paiste, twin with Frank, died.
No. 2081. VI. Emma ® Paiste.
No. 2082. VII. Gertrude ® Paiste.
No. 2083. VIII. Brook § Paiste.
No. 2084. IX. Edna ® Paiste.
No. 1854. CHaries Paiste’ (Elizabeth,® Sarah,' Isaac,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis '), of Lower Merion, Montgomery County,
Penna., married Emma, daughter of John and Margaret Davis,
of Delaware County. (See No. 670.) They reside in Norris-
town, Penna., and have two children:
No. 2085. I. John Davis ® Paiste.
No. 2086. II. Charles ® Paiste.
330 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1855. James L. Paiste’ (Elizabeth,® Sarah,” Isaac,‘
Joseph,°® Isaac,? Lewis *), married Louetta Weaver, and has two
children :
No. 2087. I. Caroline E.® Paiste.
No. 2088. II. David W.® Paiste.
No. 1356. Davip ParstE’ (Rebecca,® Sarah,® Isaac,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis'), of West Chester, Penna., married Rebecca
Thomas, and has three children :
No. 2089. I. Sallie 8 Paiste.
No. 2090. ‘II. Henry ® Paiste.
No. 2091. III. James ® Paiste.
No. 13857. Exrza Paiste’ (Rebecca,® Sarah,® Isaac,* Joseph,°
Isaac,” Lewis '), married John Wetherill, of Chester, Penna.
They had five children :
No. 2092. I. Rebecca ® Wetherill, died.
No. 2098. II. Richard ® Wetherill, died.
No. 2094. III. James P.2 Wetherill.
No. 2095. IV. Sarah® Wetherill.
No. 2096. ‘VV. Isaac ® Wetherill, twin with Sarah.
No. 1358. Dittwyn PaisTE’ (Rebecca,® Sarah,’ Isaac,’
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis‘), married, and had nine children:
No. 2097. I. Helen G.® Paiste.
No. 2098. II. Rebecca R.® Paiste.
No. 2099. III. James L.® Paiste, died.
No. 2100. IV. Howard ® Paiste, died.
No. 2101. V. Charles® Paiste, died.
No. 2102. VI. Elizabeth® Paiste.
No. 2108. VII. Dillwyn ® Paiste.
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No. 2104. VIII. Homer ® Paiste.
No. 2105. IX. Eliza W.® Paiste.
No. 1859. AnniE J. WETHERILL? (Rachel,® Sarah,® Isaac,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis '), of Kennett Square, married Sharpless
Walter, son of Townsend and Abigail (Mercer) Walter, of
Chester County, Penna. They reside at Thornbury, Chester
County, Penna., and had four children :
- No. 2106. I. Mary ® Walter.
No. 2107. II. Emily ® Walter.
No. 2108. III. Abigail® Walter.
No. 2109. IV. Bertha ® Walter.
No. 1860. Roperts WETHERILL’ (Rachel,® Sarah,° Isaac,‘
Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis*), of Kennett Square, Chester County,
Penna., married Annie (died), daughter of William Webb, of
Parkerville, Penna. They had two children:
No. 2110. I. Antoinette ® Wetherill.
No. 2111. II. Rachel ® Wetherill.
No. 1862. Emiry WETHERILL’ (Rachel,® Sarah,’ Isaac,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis’), of Kennett Square, Chester County,
Penna., married Benjamin Blakley, of Chester, Penna. They
had four children :
No. 2112. I. Lillie ® Blakley, married Gardener Haws Richard-
son, of New York.
No. 2113. II. Rachel ® Blakley.
No. 2114. III. Abram ® Blakley, died.
No. 2115. IV. William ® Blakley, died.
No. 1864. ExvizABETH Baynes WALKER’ (Thomas R.,é
332 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Joseph,’ Isaac,* Joseph,? Isaac,? Lewis’), born in Whitpain
Township, Montgomery County, Penna., May 8th, 1844, mar-
ried at her father’s residence in Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, July 5th, 1877, Joseph Heacock, son of Joseph and
Esther (Hallowell) Heacock, of Chelten Hills, Montgomery
County.
Joseph Heacock is descended from Jonathan Heacock, who
came from Staffordshire, England, to Chester, Penna., in 1710.
He married Ann, daughter of John Till, of Staffordshire, who
was one of the early Quakers liberated from prison by Charles
II., in 1676, where he, with many others, had languished for
several years, their only offence being non-attendance at church.
Jonathan and Ann (Till) Heacock had several children, one of
whom, William, born 1716, married Ann Roberts, of Bucks
County, Penna. Their son, Jessie Heacock, born 1763, died
1841, married, 1785, Tacy Thompson, and among other children
had Joseph, born 1800, the father of Joseph Heacock.
This Joseph married, 1824, Esther, daughter of John and
Elizabeth (Johnson) Hallowell, of Abington. She was descended
from John and Mary Hallowell (daughter of John Sharp), who
emigrated from Hucknow, Parish of Sutton, Nottinghamshire,
England. They went first to Darby, their certificate of mem-
bership to that meeting being dated 12th mo. roth, 1682. Later
they went to Abington, Montgomery County, Penna., where
some of their descendants of the same name are still living.
They had several children, of whom Thomas, of Darby, born
1679, died 1731, married at Darby, Ist mo. 12th, 1701-2, Rosa-
mond Till, of Philadelphia. They settled at Abington. Their
son, William Hallowell, born 6th mo. Ist, 1707, married, and
had a son William, “ yeoman,’ who married Margaret Tyson,
‘seamstress,’ daughter of Mathias Tyson, 8th mo. 29th, 1729.
William and Margaret had Matthew, born 2d mo. 8th, 1733,
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who married, 11th mo. 22d, 1753, at Horsham Meeting, Mary,
daughter of John Cadwalader. Matthew and Mary (Cadwalader)
Hallowell had a son John, born 6th mo. 11th, 1772, who mar-
ried Elizabeth Johnson, and had Esther, who married Joseph
Heacock, of Chelten Hills, Montgomery County, Penna.
Elizabeth W., the wife of Joseph Heacock, has been a teacher
since she was eighteen years old. She was Principal of the
“ Girls’ Intermediate’’ at the Friends’ School, at Fifteenth and
Race Sts., some years before her marriage, since which time she,
with the assistance of her sister-in-law, Annie Heacock, has
established the ‘“‘ Chelten Hills School,” a successful educational
establishment in close proximity to their home. Joseph Heacock
is a florist, who has achieved success in the cultivation of roses
and other choice flowers. They have had six children :
No. 2116. ‘I. Fannie Walker * Heacock, born 1878, died 1879.
No. 2117. II. James Walker® Heacock, born July 3d, 1879,
height, 6 ft. 4 in. on his 17th birthday.
No. 2118. III. Esther® Heacock, born Dec. 3d, 1880.
No. 2119. IV. Mary Baynes ® Heacock, born 1882, died 1883.
No. 2120. V. Priscilla Walker ® Heacock, born July 16th, 1885.
No. 2121. VI. Edward Rockhill® Heacock, born Aug. roth,
1886.
No. 1865. Isaac PRrESTMAN WALKER’ (Thomas R..,° Joseph,°
Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis‘), born in Whitpain Township,
Montgomery County, Penna., took his middle name of Priest-
man from his mother’s family, to prevent confusion of names,
as there were three Isaac Walkers at one time in the Valley.
He married, Feb. 12th, 1873, Ella M., daughter of Joseph and
Mary Ann Eckman, of Columbia, Penna.
Joseph Eckman, who some years before his death was Super-
intendent of the St. Charles Furnace at Columbia, was descended
334 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
from Joseph Eckman, who came to Lancaster County, and set-
tled there before 1718. He had five sons, John Martin, Mel-
choir, Jacob, Henry, and Hieronymus. The latter married
Barbara Slaymaker, and had: John, born 1750, died 1804;
Barbara, Esther, Eva, Jacob, Hieronymus, and Magdalena.
John, the eldest, married Catherine Fautz, who was born 1756,
died 1831. John was a captain in the American Army in 1776,
and a member of the House of Representatives, Penna., in 1794.
He had: Daniel, born 1776, died 1832, married Nancy Wood,
who died aged 74; Elizabeth, John Martin, Jacob, Henry, and
Catherine. Daniel and Nancy (Wood) Eckman had John Slay-
maker, died 1832; David, died 1883; Catherine, died 1893 ;
Joseph, born Feb. 2oth, 1814, died March 14th, 1890; Daniel
Washington, died 1878; Sarah, died 1890; May, died 1881 ;
Martin Fautz ; James.
Joseph, son of Daniel and Nancy Eckman, married Mary
Ann Emereck, of Lancaster County, born Feb. 11th, 1819, died
March 27th, 1896. He was at one time a member of the Penn-
sylvania Legislature, and always took an active part in politics.
For years previous to his removal to Columbia, he had had
charge of the iron furnace at Port Kennedy, Penna. He was an
estimable citizen.
Isaac P. and Ella M. (Eckman) Walker lived at ‘ Prospect
Farm” until after his mother’s death, when the place was sold.
He then bought a farm at Merlin, Chester County, which he still
owns. He has occupied a position at Girard College, Philadel-
phia for several years. He was a volunteer in the 192 Regt. of
Penna. Volunteers (see No. 764), also in the 42d Regt. of
Militia, under Captain John Davis, in 1863, leaving school to
enlist on both occasions.
Isaac P. and Ella M. Walker had four children :
No. 2122. ‘I. Percy Eckman ® Walker, born 1874.
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No. 2123. II. Emily Eckman® Walker, born 1876, died March
7th, 1879, of scarlet fever.
No. 2124. III. Fanny Baynes® Walker, born Dec. 5th, 1882.
No. 2125. IV. Thomas Robinson® Walker, born 1883, died
1883.
No. 1366. James Baynes WaLkER’ (Thomas R.,° Joseph,?
Isaac,* Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis *), of Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., born 1846, married, Oct. 3d, 1873, Martha M.,
daughter of James and Susan (Eastburn) Abraham, of Mont-
gomery County, Penna.
The Abraham family of Upper Merion Township, Montgomery
County, Penna., are descended from James and Margaret (Davis)
Abraham, who were among the early settlers of Pennsylvania.
They took up a large tract of land on the Schuylkill River,
which is still owned by their descendants. They had a son
Isaac, born April 28th, 1717, who married Dinah Havard (born
1722, circa). She died March 15th, 1782. (From Radnor
Records: ‘‘ Dinah Abraham, for marrying out, 1oth mo, roth,
1752.) Their son James, born Jan. 6th, 1751, married Han-
nah, daughter of George and Catherine George. She was born
Feb. 17th, 1752. James and Hannah (George) Abraham had a
son Joseph, born Dec. 3d, 1788, who married Ann, born May
15th, 1799, daughter of Benjamin Davis, of Providence. Joseph
and Ann (Davis) Abraham had a son James, who married Susan
Eastburn, and resides at the homestead at Upper Merion.
Susan Eastburn’s family came among the early settlers from
Montgomeryshire,Wales. John and Susan, the first of the name
in this country, had a son Benjamin, who had a son Samuel,
whose son John married Miriam, and had a son Benjamin, who
married Mary, daughter of John and Susan (Supplee) Richards.
Their daughter Susan married James Abraham.
336 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
The Abraham family were Baptists, Isaac Abraham being a
ruling elder of the Great Valley Baptist Church in 1803.
James Baynes Walker, after graduating at Friends’ Central
School in Philadelphia, was graduated in medicine at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, 1872, in philosophy in University of Penn-
sylvania, 1874. He was resident physician of Philadelphia Hos-
pital, 1872-3, visiting physician from 1876 to 1893, professor of
practice of medicine in the Women’s Medical College, Penna.,
1879 to 1890, President of American Climatological Associa-
tion, 1896, etc. He practises his profession in Philadelphia and
its vicinity. Residence, 1617 Green St., Philadelphia.
James B. and Martha M. Walker had four children:
No. 2126. I. Alice Mary ® Walker, born Oct. 29th, 1876, died
April ist, 1878.
No, 2127. II. Helen Duer® Walker, born Sept. 12th, 1879.
No. 2128. III. Mary Baynes *® Walker, born Jan. 8th, 1881.
No. 2129. IV. James Abraham ® Walker, born Dec. 4th, 1885.
No. 1372. ELtten Davis WALKER” (Moses,® Joseph,” Isaac,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis*), born in Upper Merion, Montgomery
County, Penna., married, 1877, at her mother’s residence, William
Ramsey, of the same place.
William Ramsey is descended, on his mother’s, side from
John Street, who came from England, on a visit, and, arriving at
Philadelphia, was so much pleased with the country that he
decided to remain. He married Lydia Howe. His daughter
Jane married, Feb. 16th, 1789, at the 3d Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia, George Tyrrel, who came to Philadelphia from
Boston, and engaged in the business of nail making. He finally
bought a large tract of land, in Pennsylvania, near the Delaware
and Maryland lines, where he resided until his death. George
and Jane (Street) Tyrrel, or Terrell, had a son John, who
SEVENTH GENERATION. 337
married Myra Gilbert, of Roxborough, Penna. They had nine
children, one of whom, Sarah, married Samuel Ramsey. Their
son William Ramsey married Ellen D. Walker. William and
Ellen D. (Walker) Ramsey live at the homestead with the widow
of Moses Walker. They had four children :
No. 2180. I. Joseph Davis ® Ramsey, born 1878.
No. 2131. II. Sarah® Ramsey, born 1880, died 1881.
No. 218%. III. Harold® Ramsey, born 1882.
No. 2133. IV. Charles Dana*® Ramsey, born 1885.
No. 1382. Jess E WaGER WALKER?’ (Havard,® Hananiah,°
Isaac,* Joseph,® Isaac,* Lewis'), born at ‘The Meadows,” in
Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., after graduating
at Friends’ Central School, and the Polytechnic School of Phila-
delphia, went to Pittsburg, Penna., where he was given a position
in the Keystone Bridge Building Co. In course of time he
inaugurated the Shifflee Bridge Building Co., of which he is the
head. He resides at Pittsburg, where, in 1872, he married
Isabella Meeker. They had four children:
No. 2134. I. Annie ® Walker.
No. 2185. II. Alberta ® Walker, twin with Annie, died.
No. 2136. III. Roland’ Walker, died.
No. 2137. IV. Havard*® Walker, died.
No. 13884. Witiram Potts WALKER? (Havard,’ Hananiah,°
Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis*), born at “The Meadows,” it
Tredyffrin ‘Township, Chester County, Penna., married, October
18th, 1870, Fanny, daughter of Thomas and Sarah (Wetherald)
Baynes, of Baltimore, Md. (See No. 669.) They lived at “ The
Meadows,” where he died, 1880, of consumption, leaving two
children :
338 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 2138. I. Miriam Kempster? Walker, born Feb. 29th,
1872, died March 30th, 1889, of typhoid
fever, at Philadelphia.
No. 2189. I. Walter Havard® Walker, born 1878.
No. 1386. Extra VircintiA WaLkER? (David,§ Hananiah,’
Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis’), born in Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., married, at her father’s house, Oct. 1oth,
1875, Edward Bright Conard, son of Joseph and Eliza (Bright)
Conard, of Port Kennedy, Montgomery County.
Edward B. Conard is grandson of Dennis Conard, who was
descended from Tennis Konnard, one of the early settlers oi
Germantown, Penna., who came to America with Daniel Pastorius.
The first religious meeting of the Germantown Quakers was held
at the house of Tennis Konnard, 1683.
From The Friend: “ Dennis Conard, or Cunard, as the name
was often spelled in early times, was born at Cresheim, in Ger-
many, where he was convinced of the principles of truth by
William Ames, in or about the year 1657. Hecame among the
first Germans to Pennsylvania, and settled at Germantown, where
the first meetings for worship of Friends were held at his house.
He was esteemed in religious society and often employed in its
affairs. ‘He was,’ says T. Chalkley, ‘a man of an inoffensive
life, much given to hospitality, and left a good report behind
him. He lived to a great age, dying about the close of the gth
mo., 1729. The meeting held at the time of his death was large,
many of the early settlers of that part of Pennsylvania attending
it.”
In the ‘‘ Pennsylvania Archives,” 2d series, Volume XIX,
we read that ‘“ Dennis Konders, of Germantown, Dyer, having in
a petition to the Proprietor, dated, 15 of 8br, 1701, exhibited that
he, having purchased 500 Acres, had taken up but 225, and begs
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that the remainder be granted out of the over-plus adjoining
Germantown, or of the Manor of Springfield.” It was granted
out of the Germantown property. (See also Gordon’s “ History
of Pennsylvania.’’)
Edward B. Conard inherited the farm, called ‘‘ Green Bank,”
near Port Kennedy, Penna., from his father, where he resides.
He enlisted as a private, in Co. I, 129th Regiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers, early in the Civil War, fought in many battles, and
came home, honorably discharged, without a scratch. Edward
B. and Ella V. (Walker) Conard had three children :
No, 2140. I. Winfield Walker® Conard, born Nov. 11th,
1876. Graduated, with honors, at F. C.
School, Philadelphia. At- present a student
in University of Pennsylvania.
No. 2141. II. Eliza Cowgill § Conrad, born Dec. gth, 1879.
No. 2142. III. Juanita® Conrad, born Nov. 23d, 1881, died
Nov. 23d, 1892.
No. 1889. MartuHa Woop RicHarps’ (Mary Ann,° Hanan-
iah,® Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Philadelphia, Penna.,
married, 1875, Isaac Walker Richards, son of Isaac W. Richards.
(See No. 1430.) |
No. 1895. CHatkLtey Woop RicHarps’ (Mary Ann,® Han-
naniah,’ Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis’), born in Philadelphia,
Penna., married Ida Mullin, of Montgomery County, Penna.
Resides at Norristown, Penna. They have three children :
No. 2148. I. Eleanor A.® Richards.
No. 2144. II. C. Havard ® Richards.
No. 2145. III. Marian® Richards.
No. 13899. JosepH Roberts WILLIAMS’ (Sarah,® Mary,® Isaac,‘
340 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis"), of Chester County, Penna., married
Jane, daughter of Lewis Kunkle. They both died early in life,
leaving three daughters :
No. 2146. I. Mary® Williams.
No. 2147. II. Caroline ® Williams.
No. 2148. III. Sarah*® Williams, married Maurice Kulp. One
child, Retta Kulp.?
No. 1400. Mary Jane Witiiams’ (Sarah,°® Mary,’ Isaac,*
Joseph,’® Isaac,” Lewis*), of Chester County, Penna., married
William John. They reside near the Yellow Springs, Chester
County, Penna., and have six children:
No. 2149. I. Preston ® John.
No. 2150. II. Harvey ® John.
No. 2151. III. Davis *® John.
No. 2152. IV. Vining ® John.
No. 2158. V. Frank ® John.
No. 2154. VI. Lillian * John.
No. 1401. Davip Wixtiams‘ (Sarah,° Mary,5 Isaac,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), of Chester County, Penna., married Sallie, the
daughter of Harmon Pennypacker, and has two children:
No. 2155. I. Millie ® Williams.
No. 2156. II. Emma® Williams, married Frank Showalter.
No. 1402. Saran WittiAms’ (Sarah,® Mary,° Isaac,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis’), of Chester County, Penna., married Everett
Anderson, a descendant of Captain Patrick Anderson, of Charles-
town Township. (See ‘‘Anderson and Pennypacker Pedigrec,”’
also Cope and Futhey’s “ History of Chester County.”) They
reside in Charlestown Township, and have one daughter :
No. 2157. I. Mary ® Anderson.
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No. 1403. Benjamin FRANKLIN WILLIAMS’ (Sarah,® Mary,°
Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis *), of Chester County, Penna., mar-
ried Josephine, daughter of William M. and Hannah (Hall)
Stephens. (See No. 267.) B. F. Williams was a volunteer in a
Pennsylvania Regiment during the Civil War, serving until its
close. He has a farm, and is engaged in other occupations in
Schuylkill Township, where he resides not far from his birth-
place. They have one son:
No. 2158. I. Howard ® Williams.
No. 1404. Waker Wittiams’ (Sarah,® Mary,° Isaac,‘
Joseph,? Isaac,? Lewis*), of Schuylkill Township, Chester
County, Penna., married Susan, daughter of William M. and
Hannah (Hall) Stephens. (See No. 267.) They reside at the
Williams homestead, and have two children :
No. 2159. ‘I. Lila ® Williams.
No. 2160. II. John ® Williams.
No. 1405. Wiitram K. Wiziiams’ (Sarah,® Mary,° Isaac,*
Joseph,° Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Schuylkill Township, Chester
County, Penna., married Millie, daughter of Dr. Wright, of
Philadelphia. He was graduated at the Hahnemann Medical
College of Philadelphia, and practises his profession in that city.
They have one daughter :
No. 2161. I. Millie May ® Williams.
No. 1406. Henrietta Witiiams’ (Sarah,® Mary,’ Isaac,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis"), born in Schuylkill Township, Chester
County, Penna., married John Kinsey, of Bridgeport, Penna.
They have one child:
No. 2162. I. William Howard ® Kinsey.
342 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1408. Isaac WaLKER Roberts? (William,® Mary,® Isaac,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,’ Lewis"), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., married Annie Daniels, of Delaware County,
Penna.
Isaac W. Roberts was in the 42d Regt. of Militia, in the
summer of 1863, with Captain John Davis, and in the 192d
Regt., Penna. Volunteers, in the following year. (See No. 764.)
He died of consumption, Sept. 30th, 1875. His wife survived
him a few years. They had two sons:
No. 2168. I. Allen ® Roberts, died 1888.
No. 2164. II. Isaac Burton ® Roberts, married, June 4th, 1895,
Bessie, daughter of Malicha W. and Eliza-
beth M. Sloan, of Delaware County, Penna.
No. 1409. Mary Emrty Roserts’ (William,°® Mary,’ Isaac,’
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis '), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., married Isaac Walker, son of Isaac and Eliza-
beth (Beidler) Walker. (See No. 737.)
No. 1410. Davip Havarp Roperts’ (William,® Mary,’
Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., married Margaret Rodney, of Philadel-
phia. He died Feb. Ist, 1885, at his home in Norristown,
Penna. His widow is a teacher at the Girls’ Normal School, at
Philadelphia. They had one son, at present a student at the
University of Pennsylvania:
No. 2165. I. Norman® Roberts.
No. 1411. Witriam H. Roxserts’ (William,® Mary,5 Isaac,*
Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., married Kate, daughter of Russell Errett, of
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Alleghany County, Penna. They reside near Pittsburg, Penna.,
and have three children:
No. 2166. I. Emily May ® Roberts, born 3d mo. oth, 1882.
No. 2167. II. Annie ® Roberts, born 5th mo. 6th, 1885.
No. 2168. III. Havard ® Roberts, born oth mo. 4th, 1892.
No. 1418. GzorGE Roserts’ (William,® Mary,’ Isaac,
Joseph,? Isaac,” Lewis*), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., married Jannet, daughter of Hugh and Rebecca
MacInnes, of Bridgeport, Penna. They have one child:
No. 2169. I. Rebecca® Roberts.
No. 1414. CHARLES JosEPH Roperts? (William,® Mary,°®
Isaac,* Joseph,® Isaac,? Lewis"), born in Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., married Mary, daughter of Dr. Ricka-
baugh, of Chester County. Charles J. Roberts was graduated
in medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, and practises his
profession in Chester County, Penna. They had two children:
No. 2170. I. Allen® Roberts, born 1887, died 18809.
No. 2171. II. Charles ® Roberts.
No. 1416. Susan Havarp Roserts? (William,® Mary,5 Isaac,*
Joseph,*® Isaac,” Lewis), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., married, 1887, Elliott Thomas, son of Elwood
and Annie (Lightfoot) Thomas, of Montgomery County, Penna.
They reside in Philadelphia, and have five children:
No. 2172. I. Pauline Lewis® Thomas, born 3d mo. rith,
1888.
No. 2178. II. Clarence Elwood*® Thomas, born 8th mo. 8th,
1889.
No. 2174. III. William Roberts Thomas, born 2d mo. 23d,
18Ql.
344 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 2175. IV. Herbert8 Thomas, born 11th mo. Ist, 1892.
No. 2176. =V. Frank ® Thomas, born 5th mo. 6th, 1894.
No. 1417. Cornetia Roserts’ (Lewis,é Mary,5 Isaac,‘
Joseph,°® Isaac,” Lewis"), married Uriah Ulman, and had three
children :
No. 2177. I. Lewis ® Ulman.
No. 2178. IT. Clayton ® Ulman.
No. 2179. III. Joseph ® Ulman.
No. 1419. RacHEt Roserts‘ (Lewis,® Mary,3 Isaac,* Joseph,
Isaac,” Lewis’), married Preston Rhoades, and had four children :
No. 2180. I, Frank ® Rhoades.
No. 2181. _ ‘II. Burt ® Rhoades.
No, 2182. III. Warren® Rhoades.
No. 2183. IV. Kate® Rhoades.
No. 1422. Davip Roserts’ (Lewis,é Mary, Isaac,* Joseph,”
Isaac,? Lewis '), married Martha , and had two children :
No. 2184. I. Mary Emily § Roberts.
No. 2185. II. George ® Roberts.
No. 1480. Isaac WarkER RicHarps’ (Isaac W.,® Jane,5
Isaac,* Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis '), married, 1875, Martha Wood,
daughter of William W. and Mary Ann (Walker) Richards, of
Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna. (No. 1389.)
They reside in Norristown, Penna., and have one child:
No. 2186. I, Helen ® Richards, born June Ist, 1880.
No. 1432. ADELAIDE RicHarps’ (Isaac W.,® Jane,° Isaac,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis"), married Ransom G. W. Denison, of
New York. They had five children:
SEVENTH GENERATION. 345
No. 2187. I. Ellen ® Denison.
No. 2188. IJ. Lester ® Denison.
No. 2189. III. Edith® Denison.
No. 2190. IV. Ethel ® Denison, twin with Edith.
No. 2191. V. Frederick ® Denison.
No. 1433. Emma Ricuarps’ (Isaac W..,° Jane,’ Isaac,* Joseph,°
Isaac,” Lewis*), married John Sherman, of Burlington, Vermont,
and had one child:
No. 2192. I. John Sherman.
No. 1485. Wititram RicHarps’ (Isaac W.,® Jane,5 Isaac,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis'), married Annie Springman, of Philadel-
phia, and had one child :
No. 2198. I. Herbert 8 Richards.
No. 1436. Benjamin RicHarps’ (Isaac W.,® Jane,> Isaac,‘
Joseph,® Isaac,? Lewis’), married Edith Chace, of Newport,
Rhode Island, and had one child:
No. 2194. I. Edith® Richards.
No. 1439. Wiritiam Ricuarps’? (Samuel,® Jane,> Isaac,‘
Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis), of Plymouth Township, Montgomery
County, Penna., married, Nov. 23d, 1876, Jane Cleaver, and had
six children :
No. 2195. I. John R.® Richards.
No. 2196. II. J. Cleaver ® Richards.
No, 2197. III. Samuel S32 Richards.
No. 2198. IV. Elizabeth J.§ Richards.
No. 2199. -V. Jane ® Richards.
No. 2200. VI. Helen ® Richards, died.
346 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY
No. 1441. Water Jenkins’ (Kate,® Jane,5 Isaac,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis"), of Gwynedd, Montgomery County, Penna.,
married Hettie Lukens, and had three children:
No. 2201. I. Sarah 8 Jenkins.
No. 2202. II. William J.° Jenkins.
No. 2203. III. Horace ® Jenkins.
No. 1444. Laura HaLLowE Lt’ (Caleb,® Jane,* Isaac,* Joseph,’
Isaac,” Lewis), of Plymouth Township, Montgomery County,
Penna., married John C. Martin, and had three children:
No. 2204. I. Ella E2 Martin.
No. 2205. Il. Esther Hallowell § Martin.
No. 2206. III. Anna Y.® Martin.
No. 1446. ExrizaseTH HALLowELL’™ (Caleb,® Jane,’ Isaac,*
Joseph,® Isaac,? Lewis '), of Plymouth Township, Montgomery
County, Penna., married Joseph R. Taggart, of Upper Merion,
Montgomery County, Penna., and had one child:
No. 2207. I. Esther E.® Taggart.
No. 1447. JoszrpH M. WELLs? (Priscilla W.,° Sarah,’ Priscilla,*
‘Joseph,’ Isaac,’ Lewis’), born Feb. 23d, 1830, married, Dec.
25th, 1856, Mary (Ridley) Bonsall. Residence, Concordville,
Delaware County, Penna. They had seven children:
No. 2208. I. William B.? Wells.
No. 2209. ‘II. Emily ® Wells, died.
No. 2210. III. Mark P.’ Wells.
No. 2211. IV. Caleb B.? Wells.
No. 2212. V. Joseph M. Sherman ® Wells.
No, 2213. VI. John® Wells.
No. 2214. VII. Charles P.® Wells.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 347
No. 1467. Wiit1am Henry WaLKER’(T. Ivins,® Richard C.,5
Thomas,* Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis’), of Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., married Charlotte, daughter of William
and Hannah (Walker) Weber, of Montgomery County, Penna.
(No. 1581). William H. Walker was a teacher at Friends’ Cen-
tral School, at Philadelphia, for a number of years. He with
his family occupy the homestead, known as the ‘“‘ Wayne Head-
quarters”? farm, which he inherited, he being the fifth genera-
tion of his name to possess it. The house in which his children
were born was built by their great-great-great-grand-father, on
both their father’s and mother’s side. ‘There are two children:
No. 2215. I. Isabelle ® Walker.
No. 2216. II. William ® Walker.
No. 1468. Ivins C. Watker? (T. Ivins,® Richard C.,°
Thomas,* Joseph,® Isaac? Lewis’), of Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., married Mary R., daughter of Elwood
and Annie (Lightfoot) Thomas, of Montgomery County, Penna.
They reside in Norristown, Penna., and have two children :
No. 2217. I. Annabelle ® Walker.
No. 2218. II. Harry Thomas ® Walker, born August, 1895.
No. 1471. Attamonta VocpeEs? (Mary,® Richard,® Thomas,*
Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis'), born in Philadelphia, married Mr.
Packer, and had one son:
No, 2219. I. William Vogdes 8 Packer.
No. 1472. Marcaret Vocpes? (Mary,® Richard C.,”
Thomas,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis '), born in Philadelphia, married
Frederick Myers, and has three children :
No. 2220. I. Frederick A.®? Myers.
348 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 2221. IT. Elsie § Myers.
No. 2222. III. Reynolds® Myers.
No. 1482. Corker Watker’ (Thomas. U.,° William,’
Thomas,* Joseph,° Isaac,” Lewis’), born in Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., Oct. 15th, 1847, married, April 22d,
1874, Mary, daughter of Mary (Wilson) Jones, and grand-
daughter of David and Eliza (Siter) Wilson, of Tredyffrin. They
reside at the homestead, ‘‘ Willow Grove Spring,’ and have two
children :
No. 2228. I. Frank Jones ® Walker, born Dec. 16th, 1875.
No. 2224. ‘II. Mary Jones 8 Walker.
No. 1483. Ciara Vocpes WALKER? (Thomas U.,° William,’
Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis’), born at ‘Willow Grove
Spring,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., Oct.
31st, 1849, married, Dec. 30th, 1873, at her father’s residence,
Nathan Rambo, of Swedeland, Montgomery County, Penna., a
descendant of the Swedish family of that name, which settled
near Norristown, Penna., before the arrival of William Penn.
They reside at Bridgeport, Penna., and had two children :
No. 2225. I. Harry Walker ® Rambo, born Feb. toth, 1875.
No. 2226. II. Merrit? Rambo, born April 11th, 1879, died
Aug. 14th, 1879.
No. 1484. Harry STEARNS WALKER’ (Thomas U.,° William,’
Thomas,* Joseph,* Isaac,’ Lewis'), born at ‘Willow Grove
Spring,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna., Jan. 23d,
1853, married, Jan. 13th, 1880, Ada B. Stewart, of Norristown,
Penna., and had two children: |
No. 2227. I. Eleanor Edwards ® Walker, born July 14th, 1881.
No. 2228. II. Aubry ® Walker, died in infancy.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 349
No. 1485. Erzanork Massey Waker’ (Thomas U.,®
William,® Thomas,* Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis"), born at ‘ Willow
Grove Spring,” Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, Penna.,
Aug. 11th, 1858, married, Feb. 2d, 1882, at her father’s resi-
dence, Comley Williams, son of Thomas Williams, of Abington,
Montgomery County, Penna. They reside near the King ot
Prussia, Montgomery County, and have six children :
No. 2229. I. Elizabeth ® Williams.
No. 2230. II. Clara ® Williams.
No. 2231. III. Thomas *® Williams.
No. 2232. IV. Frank ® Williams.
No. 2233. V. Eleanor® Williams.
No. 2234. VI. Arthur McFarland ° Williams.
No. 1487. Wittiam WaLker CoLker’ (Mary,® William,’
Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis +), born in Philadelphia, married,
Nov. 19th, 1863, Jane, daughter of Solomon Hoxsie, of Phila-
delphia. They reside at Strafford, Chester County, and at Phila-
delphia. They had eight children:
No. 2235. _ I. Hoxsie® Colket, born 1864, died Feb. 17th, 1881.
No. 2286. II. Mary Eunice ® Colket, born 1865, died 1867.
No. 2237. III. William C.° Colket, born 1866, died 1882.
No. 2238. IV. Herbert ® Colket, born 1867, died 1868.
No. 2239. V. Edward Burton ® Colket, born Jan. roth, 1873.
No. 2240. VI. James Hamilton ® Colket, born Sept. 27th, 1874.
No. 2241. VII. Meredith Bright ® Colket, born Nov. 19th, 1878.
No. 2242.VIII. Percival Currie ® Colket, born June 20th, 1882.
No. 1488. GEorGE Hamitton CoLket’ (Mary,® William,’
Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis '), born in Philadelphia, married,
Nov. 20th, 1867, Rebecca Brooke, daughter of William B. and
350 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Emily H. (Holstien) Thomas, of Philadelphia (No. 1625). They
reside in Philadelphia, and have four children :
No. 2243. I. Emily T.8 Colket, married Harrison Koons Caner.
No. 2244. II. Mary P.® Colket.
No. 2245. III. Tristram Coffin ® Colket.
No. 2246. IV. George Hamilton ® Colket.
No. 1489. Mary JANE Cotxker’ (Mary, ® William,®° Thomas,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis*), born in Philadelphia, married, March
2Ist, 1863, Col. Joseph Crain Audenried, U. S. Army. Col.
Audenried was one of General Sherman’s Staff Officers, and saw
much service during the Civil War. After the war, he accom-
panied the General on his voyage to Egypt. He was much in-
terested in genealogy, and I am indebted to him for some of the
material inserted in these pages. He and his wife occupied a
prominent position in Washington society. He died June 3d,
1880, and was buried at West Point. His widow resides in
Washington, D. C. They had one child:
No. 2247. I. Florence ® Audenried, married the Count de la
Forest Divonne, of France.
No. 1490. Annan Busy Coker’ (Mary,® William,’ Thomas,*
Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis'), born in Philadelphia, married, Ist,
Edward Crosswell Gallup, who died May 11th, 1883. She mar-
ried, 2d, Holstien De Haven, son of Hugh and Mary (Cleaver)
De Haven (No. 1630). They reside in Philadelphia and at
‘“Alderbrook,” near the King of Prussia, Montgomery County,
Penna. Edward C. and Annah B. (Colket) Gallup had two
children :
No. 2248. I. Mary 8 Gallup, married Charles Fox.
No. 2249. II. Edwina ® Gallup, died in infancy.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 351
No. 1492. Ipa Corker’ (Mary,® William,’ Thomas,‘ Joseph,?
Isaac,” Lewis‘), born in Philadelphia, married, Nov. gth, 1882,
Howard Barclay French, of Philadelphia. They had two chil-
dren :
No. 2250. I. Coffin Colket ® French, died in infancy.
No. 2251. II. Annah Colket® French, born May 31st, 1886.
No. 1494. CHarLEs Howarp Corker’ (Mary,® William,®
Thomas,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Philadelphia, July 2d,
1859, married, April 12th, 1887, Almira Little, daughter of
Richard Peterson, of Philadelphia. Charles Howard Colket is
much interested in genealogy, and has supplied me with valuable
data for this work. He is also an experienced traveler, having
been twice around the world, during which time he visited Aus-
tralia, South America, Asia, and Europe. He resides at Phila-
delphia. They have one child:
No, 2252. =I. Tristram Coffin § Colket, born May 21st, 1896.
No. 1495. Mary AtTHALIA STEARNS’ (Margaret,° William,°
Thomas,* Joseph,° Isaac,” Lewis '), born at Elizabeth, New Jersey,
married, Feb. 8th, 1871, William Nisbet Olmstead, of New York.
They had three children :
No. 2253. 1. Edward ® Olmstead, born Jan. 5th, 1872.
No, 2254. II. Margaret Stearns® Olmstead, born April 15th,
1874.
No. 2255. III. Katherine Nisbet ® Olmstead, born July Ist, 1877.
No. 1496. Anna Avucusta STEARNS’ (Margaret,® William,°
Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis’), born at Elizabeth, New
Jersey, married, June 5th, 1872, Edwin Jacob Florence. They
had seven children :
352 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 2256. I. Edwin Percival® Florence, born March 18th,
1872, died March, 1873.
No. 2257. II. Margaret Stearns ® Florence, twin with Edwin P.,
died March, 1873.
No. 2258. III. Edith® Florence, born April 15th, 1874, died.
No. 2259. IV. Edwin® Florence, born July 2d, 1875, died July
2d, 1875.
No. 2260. V. Emma Stearns® Florence, born March 2oth, 1877.
No. 2261. VI. Margaret Currie ° Florence, born July 19th,1878.
No. 2262. VII. Edwin® Florence, born Sept. 21st, 1879, died
July 5th, 1880.
No. 1500. GEorGE HERBERT PEGRAM STEARNS’ (Margaret,°
William,’ Thomas,* Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis"), born at Elizabeth,
New Jersey, married, June 8th, 1876, Mary Campbell Neilson,
who died Nov. roth, 1893. They had one child:
No. 2268. I. Sarah Neilson® Stearns, born July 17th, 1880.
No. 1501. Matitpa STEVENS STEARNS’ (Margaret,® William,’
Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac,’ Lewis *), born in Elizabeth, New Jersey,
married, June 12th, 1878, George Barber Edwards, and had six
children :
No. 2264. I. Fannie’ Edwards, born Jan. 15th, 1880, died
Sept. roth, 1881.
No. 2265. II. George Clinton § Edwards.
No. 2266. III. Margaret Stearns ® Edwards, born April 2oth,
1888.
No. 2267. IV. John Owen ® Edwards.
No. 2268. V. Matilda Boudinot ® Edwards.
No. 2269. VI. Renee® Edwards.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 353
No. 1503. Wittr1am Henry PENNYPACKER’ (Annie,® William,®
Thomas,‘ Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis"), born in Charlestown Town-
ship, Chester County, Penna., married, Dec. 28th, 1871, Mary
Anna Wetherill, and has one child:
No. 2270. I. Evelyn ® Pennypacker, born Oct. 25th, 1872.
No. 1504. Matuias ANDERSON PENNYPACKER’ (Annie,®
William,® Thomas,‘ Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Charlestown
Township, Chester County, Penna., Jan. 19th, 1851, died: May
19th, 1879, married, June 14th, 1876, Ella Jean Garrison. They
had one child:
No. 2271. I. Mathias Anderson ® Pennypacker, born Feb. 21st,
1878.
No. 1512. Saran PENNYPACKER WILSON‘ (Emma,° William,’
Thomas,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis"), of Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., married, Jan. 29th, 1880, Joseph C.
Crawford, of Conshohocken, Penna. They have four children :
No. 2272. I. Emma Walker ® Crawford, born Nov. 29th,1881.
No, 2273. II. Athalia L. T.? Crawford.
No, 2274. III. Winfield Wilson ® Crawford.
No. 2275. IV. Elizabeth Long § Crawford.
No. 1514. Davin Whitson’? (Emma,® William,’? Thomas,’
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis’), of Tredyffrin Township, Chester County,
Penna., married, 1883, Ruth Anna, daughter of William and
Rebecca (Thomas) West, of the King of Prussia, Montgomery
County, Penna. They reside at Bridgeport, Penna., and have five
children :
No. 2276. I. William West ® Wilson, born March 17th, 1884.
No. 2277. II. Emma Jane ® Wilson, born Feb. 18th, 1886.
354 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 2278. III. Winfield Siter ® Wilson, born July 22d, 1889.
No. 2279. IV. Rebecca Thomas ® Wilson, born May 7th, 1891.
No. 2280. V. Elizabeth West ® Wilson, born March 6th, 1895.
No. 1515. CorFin Corker Witson’ (Emma,° William,°
Thomas,‘ Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis"), of Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., married Emily R., daughter of Jackson
Anderson, of Bridgeport, Penna. They reside in Bridgeport, and
have four children :
No. 2281. I. Helen Anderson ® Wilson.
No. 2282. II. Coffin Colket® Wilson.
No. 2283. III. Winfield ® Wilson.
No, 2284. IV. Jackson Anderson * Wilson.
No. 1518. Anna BroaDEss WALKER? (Mathias P.,° William,”
Thomas,* Joseph,*® Isaac,? Lewis*), of Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., married, April 22d, 1880, James Arthur
McFarland, of the Gulph, Montgomery County, Penna., and had
three children:
No. 2285. I. Mary® McFarland, born May 23d, 1881.
No. 2286. II. Eliza Walker ® McFarland.
No. 2287. III. Emma ® McFarland.
No. 1528. Jacop PENNYPACKER Massey’ (Rebecca,° William,”
Thomas,’ Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis"), born in Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., married, 1886, Emma Mullin. They re-
side at Frazer, Chester County, and have one child :
No. 2288. I. Rebecca ® Massey.
No. 15380. HannaH Mary BeEIpLer’ (Sarah,® Hannah,°
Thomas,‘ Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Montgomery County,
SEVENTH GENERATION. 355
Penna., 4th mo. 30th, 1842, married, 1871, Mordecai Davis, son
of Joseph and Eleanor (Stephens) Davis. (See No. 267 and No.
670.) They reside at the Davis homestead in Tredyffrin Town-
ship, Chester County, and have one daughter :
No. 2289. ‘I. Ellen Stephens ® Davis, born Aug. 28th, 1872.
No. 1531. AnnreE Lanpres BEIDLER’ (Sarah,° Hannah,°
Thomas,‘ Joseph,? Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Montgomery County,
Penna., 3d mo. 5th, 1844, married Cyrus Caley They reside in
Upper Merion, Montgomery County, and had eight children :
No. 2290. I. Harry Thomas® Caley, born 12th mo. rith,
1867, died 1868.
No. 2291. II. Sarah Lucy ® Caley, born 5th mo. rith, 1868.
No. 2292. III. Ella Beidler® Caley, born 12th mo. 14th, 1869,
married William Z. Frederick.
No. 2298. IV. Laura Massey ® Caley, born 12th mo. 6th, 1873
No. 2294. V. J. Oswald ® Caley, born 4th mo. 4th, 1876.
No. 2295. VI. Jonathan Richards® Caley, born 3d mo. 8th,
1878.
No. 2296. VII. David Ashmore® Caley, born 8th mo. 2ist,
1880.
No. 2297.VIII. Hannah Mary ® Caley, born 5th mo. 4th, 1883.
No. 1532. MarcareT Currie BEIpLeR’ (Sarah,® Hannah,°
Thomas,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis '), born in Montgomery County,
Penna., Ist mo. 4th, 1846, married Abraham Metz, and had
three children :
No, 2298. I. Sarah Eliza ® Metz, born 5th mo. 13th, 1870.
No. 2299. II. Thomas Overton ® Metz, born 8th mo. 1oth,1874.
No, 2300. III. Frank Beidler § Metz, born 6th mo. 21st, 1876,
died 1877.
356 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 15383. STEPHEN LeEsLIE BEIDLER’ (Sarah,° Hannah,°
Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis"), born in Montgomery County,
Penna., 12th mo. 2d, 1848, married Emma Yarnell, and had
three children:
No. 2301. I. Elizabeth Yarnell ® Beidler.
No. 2302. II. Stephen Leslie § Beidler.
No. 2303. III. William M.® Beidler.
No. 15385. ELLen PrisciLLaA BEIDLER’ (Sarah,® Hannah,°
Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis’), born in Montgomery County,
Penna., 5th mo. 5th, 1853, married Jonathan D. Elliott, of Ches-
ter County, and had seven children :
No. 2304. I. Alva Wayne 8 Elliott, born 10th mo. 23d, 1879.
No. 2805. II. Roland Arthur® Elliott, born toth mo. 23d,
1882.
No. 2306. III. Fannie Louisa® Elliott, born 11th mo. 2oth,
1884.
No. 2307. IV. Edna Bell® Elliott, born 12th mo. 29th, 1886,
died 1886.
No. 2308. V. Norman Walker® Elliott, born 7th mo. gth,
1888.
No. 2309. VI. Mary Ella® Elliott, born 1st mo. 8th, 18go.
No. 2310. VII. Paul Duer?® Elliott, born 12th mo. 8th, 1892,
died 1893.
No. 1586. Fannie EvizaBETH BrEIDLER’ (Sarah,° Hannah,
Thomas,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis '), born in Montgomery County,
Penna., 11th mo. 6th, 1854, married Marine Thomas, and had
one child:
No. 2311. I. Joseph Davis ® Thomas, born Oct. 27th, 1877.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 357
No. 15388. Saran Louisa BEIDLER’ (Sarah,® Hannah,’
Thomas,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis '), born in Montgomery County,
Penna., 6th mo. 25th, 1857, married Jonathan Roberts, son of
William B. and grand-son of Jonathan and Eliza Roberts, of
“Red Hill,” Montgomary County, Penna. (See No. 1085.)
They had five children :
No. 2312. I. Mary Davis® Roberts, born 2d mo. 12th, 1883.
No. 2318. II. Edith May ® Roberts, born Ist mo. 28th, 1886.
No. 2314. III. Walter Jonathan® Roberts, born Ist mo. 24th,
1890.
No. 2315. IV. William B.® Roberts, born gth mo. 24th, 1893.
No. 2316. V. Edward Holstien® Roberts, born 11th mo. 24th,
1894.
No. 1539. Jacop Howarp BeIpier,’ (Sarah,° Hannah,°
Thomas,‘ Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Montgomery County,
Penna., 3d mo. 20th, 1859, married R. Jane Shainline. They
reside in Upper Merion, and have four children:
No. 2317. I. Helen Anderson 8 Beidler, born 4th mo. 2d,1888.
No. 2318. II. Jonathan Warren® Beidler, born 5th mo. 2oth,
1890.
No. 2319. III. Ethel Jean Beidler, born Ist mo. 22d, 1893.
No. 2320. IV. Anna Landes ® Beidler, born 12th mo. 12th, 1894.
No. 1542. Joanna Davis STEPHENS! (William W.,® Hannah,°
Thomas,* Joseph,* Isaac,? Lewis *), born in Tredyffrin Township,
Chester County, Penna., March i1oth, 1852, married, at her
father’s house in Philadelphia, 1875, Winfield Stephens, son ot
William M. and Hannah (Hall) Stephens. (See No. 267.) They
resided in Norristown, Penna., where Winfield Stephens died
Nov. 15th, 1890. They had one son:
No. 2321. I. William W.® Stephens, born Dec. 23d, 1876.
358 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1545. Saviiz B. Massry’ (Margaret,® Hannah,* Thomas,‘
Joseph,* Isaac,? Lewis '), born near Valley Forge, Penna., Sept.
27th, 1849, married Roberts Buckwalter, of Phoenixville, Ches-
ter County, Penna. They had three children :
No. 2322. I. Laura Massey ® Buckwalter.
No. 2823. II. Mary ® Buckwalter.
No. 2824. III. Lela® Buckwalter.
No. 1546. Laura S. Massgy‘ (Margaret,° Hannah,’ Thomas,*
Joseph,? Isaac,? Lewis *), born near Valley Forge, Penna., Aug.
26th, 1851, married, at her father’s residence, in Tredyffrin
Township, Chester County, Dec. 20th, 1876, William H. Roberts
(born July 3d, 1848), son of William B. and grand-son of Jona-
than and Eliza Roberts, of ‘“‘Red Hill,’ Montgomery County,
Penna. (See No. 105.) Residence, Bryn Mawr, Penna. They
had four children : |
No. 2325. I. Emma Dunwoodie® Roberts, born Sept. 27th,
1877.
No. 2826. II. Greta M.§ Roberts, born Jan. 2d, 1879.
No. 2327. III. Susan H.® Roberts, born June Ist, 1881.
No. 2328. IV. Anna E.8 Roberts, born Dec. 12th, 1887.
No. 1557. ATHALIA WALKER? (Charles,® Joseph B.,° Thomas,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis*), born in Tredyffrin Township, Chester
County, Penna., married Thomas Dobson, and has one child:
No. 2329. I. Athalia® Dobson.
No. 1562. Wittram WALKER” (Jacob B.,® Isaac,° Thomas,’
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), married Mary E., daughter of James C.
Stephens, and has two children :
No. 2330. ‘I. J. Clayland 8 Walker.
No. 2331. II. Thomas K.® Walker.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 359
No. 1563. ExvizaseTH B. WALKER’ (Jacob B.,®° Isaac,°
Thomas,* Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis"), married, Dec. 28th, 1881,
J. Thomas Stevens, son of James C. and Frances E, Stevens, and
has six children :
No. 2332. I. John Frederick 8 Stevens.
No. 2333. II. Hannah Elsie 8 Stevens.
No. 2834. III. Frances Lillian ® Stevens.
No. 2335. IV. James Clayland ® Stevens.
No. 2336. V. Mary Kemble 8 Stevens.
No. 2887. VI. Elizabeth Molony 8 Stevens.
No. 1570. Henry Cray Kemsie’ (Mary,® Isaac,> Thomas,‘
Joseph,*? Isaac,” Lewis'), born in Philadelphia, married Jane
Chambers, of Philadelphia. Residence, Glenside, Montgomery
County, Penna. They have two children :
No. 2338. I. William ® Kemble.
No. 2339. II. Florence ® Kemble.
No. 1571. ExvizaBetH KemsLe’ (Mary,® Isaac,’ Thomas,‘
Joseph,® Isaac,” Lewis‘), born in Philadelphia, married George
Yarrow, and resides in Philadelphia, and at Glenside, Penna.
They had four children :
No. 2340. I. Mary Kemble® Yarrow, born 1877, died.
No. 2341. II. Harry® Yarrow.
No. 2842. III. Kemble 8 Yarrow.
No. 2848. IV. William Kemble ® Yarrow.
No. 1572. Isaac WALKER KEmMBLE’ (Mary,° Isaac,® Thomas,
Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Philadelphia, married Jane Sup-
plee, of Philadelphia. They have three children :
No. 2344. ‘I. Elizabeth 8 Kemble.
360 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 2345. II. Frances8 Kemble.
No. 2346. III. Virginia § Kemble.
No. 1574. CHARLES WALKER?’ (Thomas P.,é Isaac,? Thomas,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis1), married Mary, daughter of James Har-
ley, and has one child :
No. 2847. I. Imogene® Walker.
No. 1575. Howarp WALKER’ (Thomas P.,6 Isaac,’ Thomas,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis,'), married Laura Dallman, and has three
children :
No. 23848. I. Emma® Walker.
No. 2349. II. Thomas ® Walker.
No. 2350. III. Harold® Walker.
No. 1580. Harry WesBER’ (Hannah,° Isaac,° Thomas,’
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis"), born in Montgomery County, Penna.,
married Mary Clover, and had five children:
No. 2851. _‘I. Charlotte ® Weber.
No. 2352. II. Mary ® Weber.
No. 2353. III. Helen ® Weber.
No. 2354. IV. Harrison ® Weber.
No. 2855. V. Marguerite ® Weber.
No. 1581. CHARLOTTE WEBER?’ (Hannah,° Isaac,° Thomas,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), born in Montgomery County, Penna.,
married William Henry Walker. (No. 1467.)
No. 1583. WINFIELD S. WEBER’ (Hannah,° Isaac,’ Thomas,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), married Lizzie, daughter of William E.
Cuthbertson. He resides in Norristown, and has one child:
No. 2356. I. William C.® Weber.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 361
No. 1584. Mina WEBER’ (Hannah,° Isaac,> Thomas,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis"), born in Montgomery County, Penna.,
married Clayton Lamb. They had three children :
No. 2357. ‘I. Elizabeth W.° Lamb.
No. 2358. II. Winfield S.8 Lamb.
No. 2359. III. Hannah W.® Lamb.
No. 1620. Saran H. Morris’ (Naomi,’ Mary,> Naomi,‘
Joseph,? Isaac,” Lewis'), married George Vaux, of Philadelphia,
and had three children :
No. 2359a@. ‘I. Mary Morris ® Vaux.
No. 23594. II. George ® Vaux.
No. 2359c. III. William S.° Vaux.
No. 16202. Emma Morris’ (Naomi,® Mary,® Naomi,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis*), married James T. Shinn, and has one
child:
No. 2359d. I. Anna Morris § Shinn.
No. 1624. Anna Tuomas’ (William B.,° Rees,> Naomi,*
Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), of Philadelphia, married Nathan Brooke,
and has four children:
No. 2860. =I. William 8 Brooke.
No. 2361. II. Ida® Brooke.
No. 2362. III. H. Jones ® Brooke.
No. 2363. IV. Hunter® Brooke.
No. 1625. ReBEccA Brooke Tuomas’ (William B.,° Rees,
Naomi,* Joseph,° Isaac,’ Lewis’), of Philadelphia, married, Nov.
20th, 1867, George Hamilton Colket (No. 1488.)
362 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1627. Mary Tuomas’ (William B.,6 Rees,> Naomi,‘
Joseph,’ Isaac,’ Lewis '), of Philadelphia, married Hunter Brooke,
and has two children:
No. 2364. I. Helen® Brooke.
No. 2365. II. Marie® Brooke.
No. 1633. Emma DEHAVEN? (Mary,® Jane,® Naomi,* Joseph,°
Isaac,’ Lewis'), of “ Bellwood,” Montgomery County, Penna.,
married at her father’s residence, Dec. 8th, 1875, Frank D.
Bright, of Pottstown. They reside in Philadelphia, and have two
children :
No. 2366. I. Mary DeHaven ® Bright, a student at Bryn Mawr
College.
No. 2867. II. Holstien DeHaven ® Bright.
No. 1672. Minnrz WaLKEr ’ (Asahel,® Benjamin H.,° Abner,*
Benjamin,’ Isaac,” Lewis"), married Calvin McGregor. Resides
at Alum Bank, Bedford County, Penna.
No. 2368. I. Mildred ® McGregor, born 1889.
No. 1745. Everett S. Sprout’ (Deborah,® Mary,” Isaac,*
Asahel,® Isaac,” Lewis '), born 1862, married Caroline Sporley,
and has :
No. 2369. =I. Thomas Jay ® Sproul.
No. 1746. Witiiam C. Sprout’ (Deborah,® Mary,’ Isaac,*
Asahel,? Isaac,? Lewis"), married Emma Roach, and has two
children:
No. 2370. ‘I. Dorothy ® Sproul.
No. 2871. II. John ® Sproul.
SEVENTH GENERATION. 363
No. 1872. GrorGE W. Cook’ (Hezekiah,® Walker,> Hannah,'
Abel, Isaac,” Lewis"), married Nannie Beitzel, and has:
No. 2372. I. May 8 Cook.
No. 2373. II. Ralph® Cook.
No. 2874. III. Scott § Cook.
No. 1874. Oxtver Cook’ (Hezekiah,®’ Walker,> Hannah,‘
Abel, Isaac,” Lewis *), married Kate Wolf, and has:
No. 2875. I. Roy 8 Cook.
No. 2376. II. Walter ® Cook.
No. 2377. III. Raymond ® Cook.
No. 1875. Joun Cook’ (Hezekiah,® Walker,® Hannah,‘ Abel,’
Isaac,” Lewis *), married Louisa Spahr, and has:
No. 2378. I. Ruth ’ Cook.
No. 1876. MarGaret Cook’ (Hezekiah,® Walker,> Hannah,‘
Abel,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), married Stewart Bitinger, and has:
No. 2379. I. Edith ® Bitinger.
No. 2380. II. Roy ® Bitinger.
No. 1877. Emma Cook’ (Hezekiah,® Walker,® Hannah,‘
Abel,® Isaac,” Lewis *), married Benjamin Hoffman, and has:
No. 2881. I. Norman Ray ® Hoffman.
No. 1893. Jacos Cook” (John W.,® Walker,® Hannah,‘ Abel,?
Isaac,” Lewis *), married Sadie Martin, and has:
No. 2382. I. Theresa ® Cook.
No. 1896. Raymonp Cook’ (John W.,° Walker,’ Hannah,‘
Abel,’ Isaac,? Lewis‘), married Slothower, and has:
No. 2388. I. Vina® Cook.
304 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
No. 1903. ArAminta Cook!’ (Walker,® Walker,’ Hannah,‘
Abel,* Isaac,” Lewis’), married Philip Myers, and has:
No. 2384. I. Edna® Myers.
No. 2885. II. Mary ? Myers.
No. 2386. III. Elsie ®’ Myers.
No. 1904. Ciara Cook’ (Walker,® Walker,’ Hannah,* Abel,°
Isaac,” Lewis *), married John Bentz, and has:
No. 2387. I. Milton ® Bentz.
No. 2388. II. Theresa® Bentz.
No. 1906. Nora Coox’ (Walker,® Walker,’ Hannah,* Abel,®
Isaac,” Lewis *), married Monroe Bentz, and has :
No. 2389. I. Earl ® Bentz.
Chapter Llebenth.
EIGHTH GENERATION.
No. 2022. ALicE SELLERS Ruoaps® (Joseph R.,’ James,°
Naomi,° Zillah,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis"), born March 23d, 1868,
married, June I9gth, 1890, Henry Ward Marston, and has two
children :
No. 2390. I. Mathew Randall’ Marston, born Feb. 7th, 1892.
No. 2391. II. Joseph Rhoads? Marston, born Jan. 28th, 1893,
died July 14th, 1894.
No. 2051. Frank G. Hooprs® (Edward,’ Sarah,® Sarah,’
Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis*), of Baltimore, Md., married
Willie L., daughter of William and Arabella L. Kennon, of Vir-
ginia. They have one child :
No. 2392. I. Gordon K.? Hoopes.
No. 2057. Watter Bancrorr TyLer?® (Sallie,’ Sarah,®
Sarah, Isaac,* Joseph,’ Isaac,” Lewis *), of Baltimore, Md., mar-
ried Ida Etheredge, daughter of Charles and Ellen (Etheredge)
Fergusson, of Baltimore. Ellen (Etheredge) Fergusson was
born in Mobile, Alabama. Walter B. and Ida Etheredge (Fer-
gusson) Tyler have two children :
No. 2398. I. Helen Marquis’ Tyler.
No. 2394. II. Virginia Etheredge’ Tyler.
No. 2059. WaLTER Roserts Eastsurn® (Emily,’ Matthew,®
365
366 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Sarah,’ Isaac,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis"), of Philadelphia, married
Clara , and has one child:
No. 2895. _I. Eleanor® Eastburn.
No. 2243. Emity T. Cotxert * (George H.,’ Mary,® William,°
Thomas,* Joseph,’ Isaac,? Lewis"), born in Philadelphia, married,
Oct 30th, 1890, Harrison Koons Caner. They reside in Phila-
delphia, and have three children :
No. 2396. I. Harrison Koons ® Caner.
No. 2897. II. George Colket® Caner.
No. 2398. III. William ® Caner, born Dec., 1895.
No. 2247, FLORENCE AUDENRIED® (Mary,’ Mary,° William,’
Thomas,* Joseph,* Isaac,” Lewis *), of Washington, D. C., mar-
ried, Jan. 14th, 1891, the Count de la Forest Divonne, of France.
They reside in Paris, France, and have three children :
No. 2399. I. Marguerite® de la Forest Divonne.
No. 2400. II. André ® de la Forest Divonne.
No. 2401. III. René?® de la Forest Divonne.
No. 2248. Mary Gatiure® (Annah,’ Mary,° William,’
Thomas,’ Joseph,*® Isaac,? Lewis"), of Philadelphia, married
Charles Fox. They reside in Philadelphia, and have two chil-
dren :
No. 2402. ‘I. Charles? Fox.
No. 2403. II. Holstien De Haven *® Fox, born Aug., 1895.
No. 2292. Etta BEIDLER Cacey ® (Annie,’ Sarah,° Hannah,”
Thomas,‘ Joseph,? Isaac,” Lewis'), of Montgomery County,
Penna., married William Z. Frederick, of Norristown, Penna.,
and has one child:
No. 2404. I. Anna S.° Frederick, born July 21st, 1892.
Appendices.
APPENDIX A.
LAND PATENT.
Wm. Penn, true and absolute Proprietary and Governor in chief of
the Provence of Pennsylvania and Territories thereunto belonging, To
all to whom these Presents shall come sendeth Greeting Whereas my
late Commissioners of Property by their warrent granted on the 4th
day of August 1684, granted 300 acres of land to be laid out in this
Provence to John Kinsey and whereas two hundred (200) being on
right of the like quantity which the said Kinsey purchased of me at
and under the yearly Quitrent of one penny sterling Money of old
England for every acre scituate within the reputed bounds of tract of
land commonly known by the name of the Welsh Tract, supposed to
contain 300 acres, but upon a resurvey thereof made by virtue of a
warrent from my commissioners bearing date the 11th day of the rath
month last past was returned to be scituate as aforesaid. Beginning at
a stake set at a corner of the land of David Powell thence extending
by the said land E. N. E. 526 Perches to a second stake thence
N. N. W. 164 Perches to a 3rd stake from thence by vacant land
W.S. W. 526 Perches to a 4th stake from thence 8. S. E. 164 Perches
to the place of beginning containing 539 Acres. In pursuance of
which said warrent there was surveyed to the said John Kinsey a certain
parcel of land scituated within top. Know ye that in consideration of
the sum of £54 sh. 10, current silver money of the Provence for the
overplus in measure found in the said 300 A. of land by the resurvey
from one penny per Acre to one silver English shilling per hundred
the receipt of which said sums of £54 sh. 10, and £22 sh. to,
amounting together to £67, I hereby acknowledge I have given,
granted, released and confirmed unto John Kinsey the 539 acres of
land with all mines, minerals, quarries, woods, underwoods, timber,
trees, meadows, marshes, swamps, cripples, savannahs, ways, water-
courses, liberties, profits, commodities &c. (3 full and clear fifth parts
369
370 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
of all Royal mines free from all deductions for digging and refining
only excepted) and hereby reserved and also for liberty and right to
hawk hunt fish and fowl on and upon the hereby granted land for to
have and to hold the said 539 Acres of land to the only purpose use
and behoof of the said John Kinsey his heirs and assigns forever. To
be holden of me my heirs and successors Proprietaries of Pennsylvania
as of our Manor of Springetsbury in the said County in free and com-
mon socage by fealty only yearly at Philadelphia from the date of first
survey to me my heirs and successors at or upon the first day of the
first month in every year forever one English shilling (silver) for
every hundred acres and so proportionably or value thereof in coyn
current to such persons as from time to time shall be appointed to
receive the same.
In witness whereof I have by virtue of my commission to my Pro-
prietary Deputies for the said Province and Territories the 8th and
zoth day of October 1701 caused my great seal of the Province to be
hereunto affixed. Witness Edward Shippen, Griffeth Owen, Thomas
Story, James Logan my said deputies or any three of them at Phila-
delphia the 6th and zoth day of October in the first year of the reign
of our Sovereign Lady Queen Ann over England &c. and the 2 & 2oth
of my Government 1702.
Recd. 11th, 9th mo. 1702.
Rolls Office in Patent Book A, vol. 2, Page 394.
APPENDIX. 371
APPENDIX B.
SARAH WALKER’S RELEASE OF THE ESTATE OF HER HUSBAND,
IsAAC WALKER.
Sarah Walker, widow of Isaac Walker, releases her rights, dower
&c, to Joseph Walker for £50, of all that Messuage or Tenement,
Plantation and two tracts of land whereon her late husband, Isaac
Walker, died seized and intestate, lying in Tredyffrin Township, one,
beginning at a corner Post dividing it from land late of James Davis
and in a line of land, late of John Kinsey thence by a line of marked
trees and the same land E. N. E., 28814 Perches to a stake hard by a
White Oak marked, thence S. S. E. by a line of trees marked 112
Perches to a stake being a corner dividing it from the reputed land of
the Widow Potts, thence by the said land W. S. W. 288% P. to
another stake set in the ground being another corner of the land late
of the said James Davis, thence by a line of marked trees N. N. W.
112 P. to the place of beginning, containing 202 Acres.
Another of the said pieces of land beginning at a stake at a corner
of the first described place S. S. W. 112 P. to astake, thence W. S. W.
by land late of Griffith Jones, now of David John, 94% Perches, to
another stake in the line of the land of the late John Kinsey, now of
William Correy [sic] and thence by the said Corry’s land and partly
by Daniel Walker’s land E. N. E. 94% Perches to the place of begin-
ning containing 66 Acres, be the same more or less, with the buildings,
Rights, Apertenances &c., whatsoever, unto Joseph Walker, his heirs
&c., forever.
The eight of December, 1758.
Witnesses. her
JosEPpH TUCKER. SARAH + WALKER
JONATHAN ROBERTS. mark
(A head.)
Before Isaac Davis, Justice of Peace, 6th Jan. 1759.
372 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
RELEASE OF BENJAMIN WALKER.
To all People to whom these Presents shall come, I, Benjamin
Walker, of Willistown, in the County of Chester, Provence of Penn-
sylvania, Cooper, Son of Isaac Walker, Dec’d., late of Tredyffrin
&c. &c. for the sum of £100, lawful money paid me by Joseph
Walker, of Tredyffrin, Yeoman, &c. &c. all Rights &c. &c. to that
Plantation and Parcel of Land whereof my said father, Isaac Walker,
died seized and Intestate, being in Tredyffrin, beginning at a stake in
the line of William Currie, being a corner of other lands of said
Joseph Walker, thence by said Currie’s, Daniel Walker’s and William
Godfrey’s lane E. N. E. 383 P. to a stake hard by a White Oak,
marked, thence S. E. by a line of trees marked, 112 P. to a stake
being a corner dividing it from the land of Thomas Waters, thence by
said Waters, Levy and Wm. Jones’ land, W. S. W. 383 P. to a stake
being another corner of Joseph Walker’s land, thence N. N. W. 112
P. by a line of marked trees dividing it from said land to the place of
beginning, containing 268 Acres, with the buildings, improvements
é&c. &c. to Joseph Walker, his Heirs &c., forever, &c. &c. In wit-
ness whereof I, the said Benjamin Walker, set my hand and seal, the
24th day of December, 1764.
Sealed & delivered in the BENJAMIN WALKER.
presence of us,
JERMAN WALKER.
Mary WALKER. (A head of
Queen Ann.)
Isaac Davis, Justice of Peace,
6th Oct. 1765.
APPENDIX. 373
RELEASE OF ASAHEL WALKER.
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I, Asahel Walker, of Tredyffrin, in the County of Chester, Prov-
ence of Pennsylvania, Millwright, son of Isaac Walker, of the same
place, &c. (Then follow words similar to the preceding Release,
except that the ‘‘ Wm. Currie ’’ land is called ‘‘ the Wm. Currie land,
now John Bieber.’’ )
Witnesses, ASAHEL WALKER.
SaMSON DavIs.
BENJAMIN WALKER. (sear)
(A lion
rampant. )
Isaac Davis, Esq., 12th March, 1768.
RELEASE OF RACHEL AND LEwis MorRrISs.
To all People to whom these Presents shail come, &c. &c. whereas
Isaac Walker died Intestate, Rachel, one of the daughters of the said
Isaac Walker, hath intermarried with Lewis Morris of Eastown, in
the County of Chester, Provence of Pennsylvania, Yeoman, she, the
said Rachel, being now of full age Know ye that the said Lewis
Morris and Rachel, his wife, in consideration of the sum of £100,
paid in hand by Joseph Walker of Tredyffrin aforesaid, Yeoman, have
sold &c. all rights &c. to the Plantation &c. of the said Isaac Walker,
bounded by lands of John Bieber, said Joseph Walker, Daniel Walker,
Wm. Godfreys, Thomas Waters, thence by lands of Levy, Wm. Jones
and Jos. Walker. We, Lewis Morris and Rachel, his wife, have here-
unto set our hands and seals the 5th February, 1770.
Witnesses, Lewis Morris,
PRISCILLA STEPHENS. RACHEL MorrIS.
ABIJAH STEPHENS. [Both seal; illegible. |
Isaac Davis, Justice of Peace,
8th March, 1770.
SEAL
(A head, with ‘‘ George & Char-
lotte’’ around it.)
374 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
RELEASE OF LEAH WALKER.
To all People to whom these Presents shall come, I, Leah Walker,
of Tredyffrin, in Chester County, daughter of Isaac Walker, of the
same place, Yeoman, have sold &c. unto Joseph Walker all right and
title to the Plantation whereof my father, Isaac Walker, died pos-
sessed . . . That land bounded by John Beaber, thence by said
Beaber’s, Jacob Walker and Wm. Dewes’s land E. N. E. 383 P. to
the Oak, 5S. S. W. 112 P. to a stake being a corner dividing it from
land of Thomas Waters, thence by Waters, Levy and Griffith Jones’
land W. S. W. 383 P. to a stake being another corner of Joseph
Walker’s land, thence by a line of marked trees N. N. W. 112 P. to
the place of beginning containing 268 Acres, with the buildings,
&c. &c. (She releases all claim to this property on payment of
£100.) The 13th May, 1776.
Witnessed by LEAH WALKER.
Lewis Morris. "
RACHEL Morris. (sear)
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Isaac Davis, Esq., roth June, 1776.
Recorded in the office of Recording of Deeds, in the County of Ches-
ter, r2th May, 1776. Pers FRAZER, Recorder.
APPENDIX.
375
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(Land late of Griffith John.)
Joseph Walker’s land, which he had of his father, Isaac Walker,
situate in Tredyffrin, in the County of Chester, in the Provence of
Pennsylvania, begins at corner dividing it from land late of Griffith
John, thence by a land of marked trees N. N. W. 112 P. to a corner
dividing it from land late of J. Kinsey, later, Daniel Walker, now
Wm. Curry, thence E. N. E. 143 P. to a corner post, thence by land
of the said Isaac Walker S. S. E. 112 P. to another corner post,
thence W. S. W. 143 P. to the place of beginning, containing 100 A.,
being the same that Lewis Walker bequeathed to his son, the said
Isaac Walker. Surveyed, Dec. rgth, 1754.
FRANCIS WAYNE.
376 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
APPENDIX C.
JOURNAL KEPT BY ISAAC RICHARDS FROM VALLEY FORGE, CHESTER
COUNTY, PENNA., TO BUFFALO, N. Y.
Chester Co. Penn., 11th Mo., 2nd, 1824. Began our journey from
the Valley Forge, Chester Co., Penn., to Buffalo, in the State of New
York. Crossed the Schuvlkill at Long Ford, passed the Trappe, and
crossed Perkiomen at Mill and lodged at Gerhart’s Tavern, where we
were well entertained. Distance, 24 miles.
3rd. Began our journey early this morning and crossed a branch of
the Perkiomen, passed through Charlestown and Quakertown and
crossed the Lehigh. Thence through Bethlehem, and lodged at Dris-
hack’s Tavern, five miles from Bethlehem ; poor entertainment, with a
greasy landlady. Distance, 28 miles.
4th. Proceeded on our journey early this morning, passed through
New Town and Nazareth. Thence through Shawney Town and
Jacobsburgh and crossed the Blue Mountains at Hellers. Jesse
Roberts, Jacob W. Richards and myself climbed to the top where we
had a fine prospect of the surrounding country and fired our pieces to
the surrounding hills, but we were none the better for that as we had a
walk of nine miles before we overtook the rest of our company. So
much for our fun. We lodged at John Stom’s tavern where we were a
little Yankeed. Distance, 26 miles.
5th. Started early this morning on our journey, but we had not
proceeded above three miles when we were forced to put up on account
of the rain. Stopped at Eddinger’s Tavern, about eight o'clock.
The rain having subsided we started about two o’clock, although we
had several showers in the afternoon. We crossed the Pocano Moun-
tains and barrens and lodged at Thomas’ Tavern, in the edge of the
Beech woods where we were well entertained. Distance, 12 miles.
6th. Started early this morning, having to pass through the Beech
woods, a distance of 12 miles, with but one house the whole distance,
APPENDIX. 377
and a wild looking place it is for a person to pass through that has
never travelled any before. Wecrossed the Lackawaxen and one of its
branches and lodged at Swingle’s Tavern, where we were well enter-
tained. Distance, 27 miles.
8th. We proceeded on our journey early this morning, eager to
arrive at Uncle D. Richards (No. 65). We passed through the moun-
tains, the County town of Susquehanna County, and arrived in the
evening about seven o'clock, at Uncle D. Richards. Glad to get a
little rest. Distance, 27 miles.
gth. We stayed there and hunted, viewed the hills of the Susque-
hanna County, but found nothing very enticing. The 11th, after
refreshing ourselves with two days rest and replenishing our provisions,
we pursued our journey over the hills of the Susquehanna County,
about 12 miles when we crossed the line into the State of New York.
Crossed the North Branch of the Susquehanna at Oswego, a flourishing
village, where we lodged at Manning’s Inn. Well entertained. Dis-
tance to-day, 20 miles.
12th. Took an early start this morning overa middling level road,
though the late rains had made it very heavy travelling. The land
appears to be better than any we have seen since we crossed the Blue
Mountains. White oak and chestnut oak begin to make their appear-
ance in considerable quantities to-day, though we saw some few of
them yesterday. Hemlock is beginning to disappear very fast,
although it has been our constant companion for upwards of one hun-
dred miles. The streams are clear on this side of the river, but on
the other side they are dyed by the hemlock, through which they pass.
Lodged at Smith’s Inn, where we were well entertained. Distance,
25 miles.
13th. Started this morning, having a very rough road, it having
froze very hard last night and being soft the day before, has made the
road extremely rough. We passed through Ithaca, a flourishing village,
at the head of Cayuga Lake. The land appears very fine in this place.
The wood is principally sugar maple, beech, pine, the different kinds
of oak, with some hickory. We had a fine sight of the lake after we
had passed the town a mile or so. J. Roberts, J. Richards and I went
378 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
down within a few miles of it when we discovered an immense number
of wild ducks; a fine shot, but we had no guns with us, and were
forced to leave them behind, and march back, not well pleased that
we had not an opportunity of discharging our pieces at them, at least
once. We passed through Trumansville, and lodged at Thomas’s
Tavern. A Pennsylvanian from Philadelphia, good entertainment.
Distance, 20 miles.
14th. Started early this morning on our journey over a very rough
road. Passed through a very fine, level country, apple and peach
orchards appear to be numerous. A great deal of the former fruit is
not yet gathered in. We passed through Farmersville and Ovid village
but were forced to put up about three o’clock in the afternoon. We
stopped at Depue’s Inn, where we were well entertained. Distance,
20 miles.
15th. We took anearly start this morning though it still continued
to rain a little. The country is about the same character as that we
passed through yesterday. We were forced to lay by from about 11
o’clock this morning until 3 in the afternoon. We stopped at Hen-
gan’s Inn, a Dutch Yankee, for he Yankeed us. The rain having
abated, we went on and lodged at Teel’s Inn, on the shore of Seneca
Lake, where we were well entertained. Distance, 13 miles.
16th. We started this morning through the mud. Passed through
Geneva, situated on the North-west side of Seneca Lake, near the out-
let of the same. Then we passed Canandaigua Lake and thence along
the shores of the same for about 34 of amile. We passed through the
town of the same name, a very flourishing place, two miles beyond
that we lodged at Wilder’s Inn. Good entertainment. Distance,
20 miles.
17th. We took an early start this morning, and passed through
East and West Bloomfield. The land is now becoming more hilly the
farther we advance. Plenty of mud to-day. Fruit is still plenty.
We lodged at Osburn’s Inn, in the village of Owen. Distance 20
miles.
18th. Left our lodging early this morning, the mud having frozen
last night made the roads very rough. We crossed the Genesee River,
APPENDIX. 379
passed through Caledonia. The land is becoming more hilly with
several veins of limestone running through it. We passed through
La Roy, and lodged at Reynolds’ Inn, where we were well entertained.
Distance 19 miles.
tgth. Took a middling early start this morning. The road is still
getting worse the farther we proceed. We passed through Batavia, a
very flourishing place. The country is not so fertile as it has been.
We lodged at Goff’s tavern. Distance 17 miles.
2oth. Left lodgings early this morning and proceeded over a rough
road. The mud still continues very deep. We arrived late in the
evening at Williamsville, where we lodged. Distance 19 miles.
21st. Started this morning at sunrise, the road still about the same.
Passed through Buffalo, a very flourishing village, situated on Buffalo
Creek and Lake Erie. Crossed the Creek and lodged at the beach of
Lake Erie, at Salisbury’s Inn. Poor accommodations. Distance 14
miles.
22nd. Proceeded this morning along the shore of Lake Erie the
distance of 4 miles. Travelling on the beach is both difficult and
tedious. The sand is so deep and loose that it fatigues our horses
more than the mud. We lodged at Tubs Hollow at Hunt’s Tavern.
Distance, 14 miles.
23rd. Started early this morning eager to arrive at our journey’s
end. The road is extremely bad in some places. We were up to the
wagon bed in mud, with rain. We arrived at J. Taylor’s about 3
o’clock, P. M. on the 23rd of the 11th Mo., 1824. Distance to-day,
12 miles.
After staying here five days and viewing the country, which we did
not find so good as represented to us, we therefore resolved after travel-
ling 400 miles to steer to some other point. We left Taylor’s on the
28th, for the State of Ohio. We crossed Clear Creek, thence through
the Indian settlement. The land appears to be very fertile, great
numbers of horses and cattle are feeding on the prairies. But few of
the Indians attend to much farming. We crossed Cattaraugus Creek,
and lodged at Howar’s Tavern, where we were well entertained. Dis-
tance, 14 miles.
380 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
29th. This morning we proceeded on our journey through some
fine country and some middling poor. We passed through Fredonia,
lodged at Fox’s Inn, where we were well entertained. Distance, 14
miles.
30th. Started early this morning, passed through Westfield, crossed
Chautauqua and lodged at Stetson’s Inn. Distance, 14 miles.
12th Mo., rst. Took a middling early start this morning. The
road getting better, it not having rained since we left Taylor’s. We
lodged at Lyon’s Tavern. Good fare. Distance 17 miles.
2nd. Left our lodgings early this morning and passed through the
town of Erie. Not avery populous place considering the time since
it was laid out. We lodged at Huston’s, a house of entertainment on
the turnpike leading from Erie to Pittsburg. Well entertained. Dis-
tance 14 miles.
3rd. It being a rainy morning, we did not start until late. The
road very muddy. We arrived in the evening at Waterford, where we
put up at King’s ‘Tavern, and were well enteatained. Distance, 14
miles.
Ath, Started this morning early, crossed French Creek at the
outlet of Labceuf Lake. Lodged at Keepler’s place, nothing to brag
of. Distance 14 miles.
5th. Started this morning early. ‘The snow fell last night to the
depth of about 2 inches. The road very bad, the day very cold, we
traveled 8 miles, when we arrived at Meadville and put up at Hurst’s
Inn. In this place we tho’t of putting up for the winter at least, but
were not all agreed. We stayed here until the 7th, when we again
turned out on the road. We arrived at Georgetown, put up at Dunn’s
tavern, good fare. Distance 15 miles.
8th. Took an early start this morning, the day cold and the road
very rough. We arrived at Mercer, the county town of Mercer
County, where we put up at Herrington’s Tavern. Not very good fare.
Distance 15 miles.
gth. Took an early start this morning, very cold; we passed
through some very poor looking country, for about ten miles and then
it began to grow better. We lodged at Hunter’s, a private house,
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where we had to do the best we could, as he and his wife were rather
‘‘ before the wind.’’ Distance, 13 miles.
roth. It being rainy this morning, we did not start until late. We
arrived at New Castle, situated between the waters of the Neshanock
and Chenango. Here we put up at Chenworth’s Tavern. Distance,
5 miles.
t1th. We stayed at New Castle until late in the afternoon, and got
our horses shod. We then proceeded, crossing the Chenango and
Mahoning. We arrived in the evening at Jacksonville and lodged at
Schockey’s ‘Tavern. Distance, 5 miles.
12th. Started early this morning, passed through Greensburg,
situated in a poor, hilly country, and lodged at Robert Johnson’s, a
house of private entertainment ; middling fare. Distance, 15 miles.
13th. Took an early start this morning, crossed the line between
Pennsylvania and the State of Ohio. We crossed Little Beaver Creek
and lodged in Fancette Town, at Fayette Tavern on the banks of the
Ohio River. Distance, 15 miles.
14th. Started early this morning and crossed Big Yellow Creek.
Passed through Knoxville, and lodged at Jones’s Tavern. Distance,
17 miles.
rsth. Started early this morning, passing through Steubenville, a
flourishing village situated on the banks of the Ohio. Here area
steam grist-mill, woolen and cotton factories, all of which do a great
deal of business. We put up at the Widow Shaw’s Ferry house, poor
fare. Distance, 9 miles.
16th. Proceeded on down the Ohio River, passed through Warren
and lodged at Jacob Zeel’s, a private house, where we stayed until the
18th, it being rainy, and then started and arrived at Mt. Pleasant, in
Jefferson County, State of Ohio, about 12 o’clock on the same day.
Distance, 21 miles. 635 miles, whole distance from Valley Forge.
From Valley Forge to D. Richards, . . . 169 miles.
«¢ D. Richards to I. Taylors,.....226 “
‘¢ I. Taylors to Meadville, . . .. ..t110 “
‘¢ Meadville to Mt. Pleasant,. . . . .130 *
655 6c
382 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
The parties referred to in this journal consisted of Samuel Richards
and his wife Ann W. Richards, and their seven children, with their
nephew, Jesse Roberts, of Lower Merion Township, Montgomery
County, Penna. ‘Their names and ages at the time of the journey as
follows, viz.:
Samuel Richards, age 46.
Ann Richards, age 46.
Isaac Richards, age 21.
Jesse Roberts, age 21.
Jacob W. Richards, age 1g.
Beulah W. Richards, age 17.
Mary P. Richards, age 15.
Sarah Richards, age 13.
Samuel Richards, age 1o.
Ann Walker Richards, age 4.
They traveled with a four horse team loaded with their household
goods, consisting of beds, bedding and personal clothing in trunks,
chests, &c., and such cooking utensils as were necessary to cook the
provisions on the journey, together with three shot guns, or smooth
bore rifles. Our mother and Ann rode in the wagon on a seat fixed
for them. The rest of the children had seats when they wanted to
ride, but made most of the journey on foot. When the roads were
good and walking could be dispensed with, the four boys would mount
the horses and the rest take seats in the wagon and we could make
time faster, but this was seldom the case. The writer was the youngest
of the boys, and he has a very distinct recollection of the journey.
Many times he felt tired and foot sore from the walking he had to do
during the trip. It was fifty-five years, last December, when the jour-
ney was closed, and all the parties comprising the company have gone
to their long home except the two last mentioned in the above list.
(Written by Samuel Richards, of Ironton, Ohio, with a copy of his
brother’s journal, and sent to his niece, Jennie Evans, of Mt.
Pleasant, Ohio, February, 1880.)
APPENDIX. 383
APPENDIX D.
LETTER OF RESIGNATION OF REV. WILLIAM CURRIE, FROM THE
RECORDS OF ST. DAVID’S CHURCH, RADNOR.
May 16th, 1776.
The Wardens and Vestrymen of St. David’s Church.
GENTLEMEN :
Age and infirmity having rendered me unable to officiate any
longer, I take this method to let you know that I shall decline attend-
ing your church any more, but though Providence has so ordered that
I can serve you no more in public, yet God forbid that I should cease
to pray for you in private. No, as | have taken the best care I was
able under an infirm state of health to shew you a good and right way,
so while I breathe I will not cease to pray that God may give you his
Grace to enable you to walk in it. AndasI shall not cease to pray
for you, I beseech you, neglect not to pray for yourselves.
Prayer is at all times your duty, but more especially in troublesome
times. When deprived of the church, make use of the closet, and then
pour out your complaints to him who seeth in secret and will in his
own good time reward you openly.
A devout man, though he has but his chamber to retire to, and his
doors be shut upon him, yet he lives as it were in Goshen. When
flashes of judgment burst upon other persons, ’tis calm in the prayer
room ; when the destroying Angel had overrun every house in Egypt
with death, when there was nothing but carcasses and crying in each
dwelling, there was not one Shriek inall the Land of Goshen. When
a thick darkness dwelt upon the nation, the praying Israelites had light
in all their dwellings, and when sad, dark clouds sit, as it were, on
God’s countenance, and pours down Inundations of Tempests upon a
carhless, lukewarm and backsliding people, yet even then his face
shines in the Closets of Devotion there he breaks in and reveals his
comforts as is so there as his Angel was at that time a Pillar of light to
384 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
the one and of a Cloud to the other; let the Devotion Chamber be
your Sanctuary till these troublesome times be overpassed: flee for
refuge to the horns of the Altar, the throne of Grace, there offer up
the Incense of your prayers and let the lifting up of your hands be as
the even Sacrifice. Thus, my dear little flock, I bid you heartily fare-
well and am with great love and affection; your faithful pastor till death.
WILLIAM CURRIE.
May 26th, 1776.
GENTLEMEN :
Age and infirmity having render’d me unable to officiate in publick
at this time, you are not to expect me at church any more till circum-
stances are altered, and when it shall please God to restore me to a
better state and I can again with safety return to ve exercise of my
function, I will confine myself to your church if ye congregation will
make ye Glebe house fit for me to live in.
From your loving Pastor.
WILLIAM CURRIE.
P. S. Let this be pinn’d in
ye Vestry Book.
APPENDIX. 385
APPENDIX E.
REES THOMAS AND MARTHA AWBREY, EARLY SETTLERS IN MERION.
BY GEORGE VAUX.
Rees Thomas and Martha Awbrey seem to have arrived in America
late in the year 1691, both being passengers in the same vessel with a
large number of other persons, members of the Society of Friends.
They were engaged to be married prior to their departure from Eng-
land. Rees Thomas appears to have been a native of Monmouthshire,
a district closely bordering on Wales. The certificate furnished him
by the Friends of Chepstow (a town not far from Bristol, from which
emigrant vessels frequently sailed) testifies that he ‘‘had been very
serviceable upon the account of truth in all honest designs,’’ and ‘‘ one
that walked according to the order of truth from his first convince-
ment.’’ And also that he was ‘‘ of a meek and quiet disposition and
well beloved of all sort, [and] descended of a good family.’’
Martha Awbrey was descended from an ancient Welsh family,
which, for many generations, had been seated in Brecknockshire.
The pedigree of the family is preserved in an ancient roll or chart,
dated 1633, in the hands of an English descendant. The chart also
contains pedigrees of various families allied by marriage to the Awbreys,
together with designs of coats of arms, about sixtyinall. The Awbrey
pedigree traces descent from Saunders de St. Awbrey, brother of Lord
St. Awbrey, Lord Marshal of France and Earl of Boulogne, who came
into England in 1066. ‘The name seems to have been Teutonic, and
formerly Alberic or The White King. Sir Reginald Awbrey,
knight, son of the former, ‘‘ came to the conquest of Brecknockshire
with Bernard Newmarke in 1092, by whom he was granted the manors
of Aberkynfrig and Slwch’’ (Slough).
From Sir Reginald the descent of the family property is traced
through twelve names, most of which represent generations, to Richard
Awbrey, of Aberkynfrig, who died in 1580, having previously sold
386 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
the ancient seat of the family at that place. Hisson, Richard Awbrey,
married Anne, daughter of William Vaughan, and in right of his wife
became Lord of the Manor of Llanelyw. He died in 1646, and was
buried under the floor of the chancel of the church of Llanelyw. His
grave is covered with a flat tombstone, forming part of the pavement,
which has upon it the following inscription :
‘‘ Here lyeth the body of Richard Awbrey of Llanelyw Gent, who
married Anne Vaughan daughter to William Vaughan of Llanelyw,
who had issue William, Richard, Thomas, John, Theophilus and
Elizabeth. Died the 23 day of September 1646.’’
The combined arms of the Awbrey and Vaughan families are also
carved on the stone, and the inscription, as far as it precedes the state-
ment of issue, runs around the four sides of the tablet, beginning at
the top, and terminating at the upper end of the left-hand side.
Richard Awbrey (the second) had several children, as above stated,
of whom William, the eldest, and Thomas, the third son, as well as
their father, were Puritans and Parliamentarians. The second son,
Richard (the third) was an adherent of the king, and a clergyman,
being vicar of Boughrod in Radnorshire. William had no son, and
the Llanelyw estate being entailed the heir to it was the second brother,
Richard. In order to keep the property in the hands of the descend-
ants of Puritan stock, William, finding his death likely to be near,
hastily married his only daughter, Elizabeth, to her first cousin,
William, the eldest son of his brother Thomas, both of them being
under age. This was in 1646, about a year before his decease, and
by his will he sought to place his son-in-law in the position of a son
of his own. Richard, the clerical brother and heir in tail, instituted
legal proceedings to recover the property, but the matter was finally
settled by arbitration, apparently in such a way that the youthful
couple, William and Elizabeth Awbrey, were able to retain the Llane-
lyw estate.
It is probable that William Awbrey was a member of the Society
of Friends. It is certain that his sons, Richard and William (the
latter of whom married Letitia Penn for his second wife), and his
daughter Martha, belonged to that religious denomination. He had
APPENDIX. 387
ten children by his wife Elizabeth. He died in 1716, aged ninety,
and was buried in Llanelyw churchyard, where is still to be seen an
altar-tomb erected over his remains, with the following inscription :
‘‘Here lyeth the body of William Awbrey of Llanelyw, Son of
Thomas Awbrey Gent. Married Elizabeth daughter of William
Awbrey. Had issue Ten. Richard, William, 2 Thomas, Theophilus,
Anne, Mary, 2 Martha and Elizabeth. Departed this life in Hope of a
Joyful Resurrection, the 16 of December 1716, aged go.’’
The figures 2 before the names Thomas and Martha indicate that
there were two children of these names. ‘There are tombstone inscrip-
tions at Llanelyw, showing that the first Martha died in 1662, and the
first Thomas in 1669. |
Rees Thomas settled in Merion, where he acquired a considerable
body of land, upon part of which the present villages of Bryn Mawr
and Rosemont stand. He was married to Martha Awbrey at Haver-
ford, on the 18th of the Fourth Month, 1692. The phraseology of
the marriage certificate evidently presents the very words used by the
parties when taking each other in marriage. The following extract is
given :
‘‘The said Rees Thomas solemnly declared, friends I am standing
here in the presence of God and before you I do take Martha Awbrey
to be my wedded wife and by God’s assistance do promise to be true
and loving and faithful unto her and to behave myself unto her as
becomes a man to behave himself towards his wife so as to continue
till death part us. In lke manner the said Martha said, I am here in
the presence of God and before you I also take Rees Thomas to be
my husband and I do promise to love him and make much of him till
death part us.’’
A few years after their marriage, Rees and Martha Thomas wrote
jointly to her aged father. The original of this letter is still preserved
in the hand of a descendant. It is dated, ‘‘ Ye 29th day of ye 2d Mo
1695,’ and is addressed, ‘‘ Most dear & tender Father.’’ The follow-
ing extracts will be found interesting, the original spelling being
preserved :
‘‘Our dutyfull and harty Respects salute the hopeing these few
388 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
lines will find thee in good health as I & my wife & two children are
all this present time my son Aubrey was borne ye 3oth day of ye
11th month and ye fourth day of ye weeke 1694 his mother and he
now very harty praysed be to ye Lord for ye same I doe understand yt
thou were not well pleased yt my oldest son [Rees] was not caled an
Aubrey. I will assure thee that I was not against it, but my neibors
wood have him to be caled my name, being I bought ye Land and I
So beloved amongst them. I doe admite to what thee sayes in thy
Letter yt an Aubrey was better known than I: though I am hear very
well aquanted with most in those parts, he is the first Aubrey in Pen-
silvania and a stout boy he is of his age, being now a quarter. My
unkle John Bevan came over very well and a good voyage he had, he
tould me he had seen thee twise, which we were very glad of thy well
keeping in years and also hopeing noe vexation nor trouble will come
upon thee upon either hand which will be a great exercise to us to hear
of nothing but what will atend to thy goodness: hopeing my brother
Richard and his wife will make much of thee in thy ould age, thy
dater & I would wish to see thee hear and I hope wood be a nurse to
thee in thy ould age I was now very sorry to hear of ye death our
brother William his wife, where in ther was great commendation of her
integrity in ye truth by severall hear yt knows her and I will writ to him.
‘‘] have been very weake in body ye Last winter having a great fite
of sickness, but ye Lord pleased to recover me & bring me up agen
blessed be ye Lord for his goodness & tender delings to me both out-
wordly & inwordly: my wife had her health very well all a Longe
since shee came to ye country.
‘‘T lost much time in going to faires and markets. William
Fisheir of Rose formerly [is] now Living in Philadelphia.
‘¢' Thy dater desires thee to acquaint her of her age in ye next letter.
My son Rees Remembers his Love to his Granfather and also to his
nanty Anne, he doth speake very Liberally but unkle isa hard word for
[him], his Love is to Richard, a brave bould boy he is now without a
mayd servant for they are very scarce hear, upon noe terms an ordinary
man of seven or eight pounds att Lest and cannot have them upon no
account.
APPENDIX. 389
‘‘T had about 16 score bushels of wheat this year. I have 15 heds
of cattle, six horses what dyed this winter, for it was a hard winter,
they say they never saw ye like of.”’
In addition to the two children named in the foregoing letter,
Rees and Martha Thomas had a third son, William. Of these, Rees
and William left descendants. Awbrey visited England and married
Gulielma, the only daughter of William Penn, Jr., and granddaughter
of the Founder. Hedid not long survive his marriage, and died with-
out issue, probably in England.
Rees Thomas survived his wife a number of years. Martha died
in 1726. After her death a small book was published by S. Keimer,
entitled, ‘‘A collection of Elegiac Poems devoted to the Memory of
the late virtuous and excellent Matron and worthy Elder in the Church
of Christ of the Society of Friends Martha Thomas, late wife of Rees
Thomas of Merion of the County of Philadelphia in the Province of
Pennsylvania and Daughter of William Awbrey of Llanelieu in the
County of Brecknock in Great Britain who departed this life the 7th
of r2th Mo. 1726 7.”’
A modern edition of the same, bearing the above title, was printed
by Lydia R. Bailey, Philadelphia, 1837.
390 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
APPENDIX F.
LETTER TO LEWIS WALKER FROM BENJAMIN HOLME, WRITTEN 4TH MO.
20TH, 1719. FOUND AMONG THE PAPERS OF REBECCA JANNEY
(No. 227) BY HER DAUGHTER, SUSAN W. JANNEY, 1713 GREEN
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
ANTIGO, 20th of the 4th month 1719.
Respected friend Lewis Walker in that pure love which reaches over
sea and land Do I kindly salute thee & thy wife and friends in your
parts with desires that the power of truth may prevail in the hearts of
all them that the lord has Graciously visited with a visitation from on
high that so there may be a holy subjection yealded to his mind and
will in all things that he may rule and reighn whose right it is and
where as friends dwells under his holy and Peacable government there
will be great peace and Concord amongst them and by their good order
they will shew forth the wisdem of Spiritual Solomon and as it so they
will speak convincingly for they truth as I respect thee and thy wife I
can say I desire you may live near the truth in your selves that so you
may be of good savor while you live and that you may leave a sweet
name and Savour behind you as many of our good friends have done
who are now at rest with the lord and while you are spared with your
children I desire that you may watch carefully over them and endeavour
to keep them within they bounds and limits of truth as much as in you
lies and if they are dutifull and Obedient to you in all good things as
they aught to be they may hope for a blessing to attend them for to be
shure it is good for Children to obey their parents in the lord as the
holy apostles advised and many that have rejected their good parents
and friends council has braught grate ruin upon themselves as well as
grief to their parents and in that escequence (?) of Marriage I desire
that they may have an eye to the Lord and to the council of honest
friends that is concerned for their groth in the truth and Preservation I
APPENDIX. 391
do desire their welfare in all respects and that they may live in the fear
of the lord and in love and peace one with another and speak lovingly
and tenderly to one another so that they may be a comfort to you. and
one another. |
I landed in Barbades on the 8th 8th Month there is some on that
island that truth is valuable to May the lord daily add to their number
I came from thence on the gth of this instant and on the 12th I arrived
here I think I shall go from hence to some of the lower Islands So
with True love to thee and, thy wife and friends in general I remain thy
Loving friend BENJAMIN HOLME.
At the time of your yearly meeting in the 7th month if thou please
to take a letter with thee to Christopher Blackbush and give it to him
to send to England to me.
The letter was addressed
To
Lewis Walker
Near Radnor
These
(A true copy wrote by Joseph Dickenson, a great-grandson-in-law of
Lewis Walker, by the request of hisaunt Leah W. Moore.)
Index.
INDEX.
The italic figures refer to the pages, the others to the individual numbers.
Aandrewson, Thomas, ..... . jE
Abraham, Ann (Davis), 1366
David, ; 2, 669
Elizabeth, ; 4
Hannah ( Seorge), 1366
Isaac, ; . . 1366
James,... . . 4, 8, 1366
Joseph, ....... 1366
Margaret ( Davis), 1366
Martha M., 1366
Susan ( Eastburn), 1366
Adams, Annie, 1597
Rachel ( Davis), 106
Addams, George S., 1182
George W., 513
Aker, John, .... . . . 1085
Alderson, Christopher Alderson, . . 669
Alexander, Emma, ..... 1026
Allen, Eliel, . ..... 324
Elizabeth Jane, . . . 847
Hannah,........ 8
James,.... . 848
Mary Ann,......... 844
Milton, 771
Priscilla, . . . 332
Rebecca, . Lo. 8
Rebecca Ellen, . . . 846
Ruthanna, ... . . 849
Samuel,. ......... 1723
Sarah Margaret, . . 845
William, Doe ee 1722
Allison, Alvin,. . .. . 1717
Annie, ........ 1715
Ditmer, . . 1716
Allison, Ella, .... 2.2.4.2. 1714
James, ........ 1712
John,........ 1711
Mandilla,....... 1713
Mary, ..... ..... 321
Rachel, 1718
Robert W., ty ee 844
Altemus, Abijah, re 198
Almira, .......... 490
Anna Maria, ........ 489
Eliza, ... . 1. ee 196
Frances Swayne, ...... 488
Hannah,. ....... 195, 492
Hiram, .......... 491
Isaac, . . .. . 194
Jarman, ........ 193
Leonard, ....... » 73
Lydia, ......... 192
Rhoda, .......... 197
Altick, Samuel, . ....... 1558
Ambler, Caroline, . 1845
Evan,..... 1042, 1442
Ames, William, 1386
Anderson, Annie, ....... 1867
EBlizabeth, ......... .6
Emma, ...... 1869
Emily R.,. 2... 2. . 1515
Everett,. . ....-... 1402
Harriet, . .... 105
Henry, ........ . 780
Isaac,. ..... 249, 774
Jackson, ......4.-., I515
James, .. 1... ee ee 1865
Dr. James, 276
396
Anderson, John, ........ 1688
Joseph, 777
Kuriah, ...... 776
Martha,. ......... 1866
Mary, ........ 773, 2157
Naomi, .......... 775
Patrick, 6, 779, 1402
Priscilla,n . ........ 778
Robert,. ........--, 1870
Rush, ........4... 781
Sarah,......... 715
William, ......... 1079
Anthony, Belle, ...... 1864
Earl,. . .. 1862
Lloyd, ......-.. 1863
Sadie, 2... ....24. 1100
William, ...... 1078
Arnold, Annie, 1882
Benedict. ......... 249
Elizabeth,. . ....... 1879
Lewis, .......... 1880
Romaine, ........ 1883
Samuel, ......... 1081
Susan, ...... 1881
Askew, Barbara, . 669
Atkinson, Hannah, ....... 250
James,......... 250, 27
Aubrey, Anne, . . 387
Elizabeth, . 387
John, .. .-.. ; . 386
‘1, Martha, . 6 24 112, 985
“ru? é 7 od Mary, .. » j87
Richard, . F860
VA (es -Theophilus, . 387
“Thomas, . 386, 387
‘; William, . . . 112, 786
" Audenried, Joseph Crain, 1489
Florence, ......... 2247
Austin, Samuel, . . 8
Awbrey, see Aubrey.
Ayers, Rev., . . 203
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Babb, Henry,
Bachiler, Stephen,
Theodate,
Bailey, Dillyn,
Dr. Jesse,
Lydia R.,
Rachel,
Rebecca,. . .......
Sydenham, .
Thomas,.........,
Baldwin, Abner, . .
Hannum,
Morris, ..........,
Ballinger, Cassandra,
Bane, Annie, .
Donald, .........
Isaac Walker,
James,
John, ..........,
Mary (Robinson), .
Ballard, Col., .
Bannister, Dr.,
Barber, Isaac, . .......
Bardswell, Mary (Walker), . . .
Barefoot, Daniel,. . ......
Barkhurst, Naomi,. ......
Barnaby, Charles W., .
Edwin,
Fay, ..
Ida,
James, . .
Lauretta,
Barnard, Josephine,
Lydia, . .
Richard, .
Barrett, Rachel,
Barriclon, Donald,
Henry, . .
Joseph, . .
Paul,
Barry, James, , oe ee ee
Bartholemew, Catherine ( Davis),
- 533
1066
Bartholemew, Edward, . .
Emily,
John, . .
Lydia, .
Sarah, . Le
Batt, Dr Wilmer,
Baynes, Capt. Adam,
Agnes,
Alice,
Ann,
Beezon, . .
Elizabeth, .
Elizabeth ( Priestman )
Fanny, . .
Frances, . . .
Frances (Beezon),
Hannah,. . .
James,
John,
John Beezon,. .
Joseph, .
Joseph P., .
Mabel,
Margaret,
Mary,
Miriam,
Oswald, .
Thomas, ....
Thomas Priestman,
William, .
Bearinger, Emma,
Beasley, Hannah,. .
Beaver, De Walt, .
Frank, Loe
Jacob Lynford,
John, .....
Mary E., . .
Beck, Harry,
Maria, . .
Noah,
Beeson, Mary, .
Beezon, Frances,
. . 669, 1384
INDEX.
, 282
, 282
, 282
. . 282
. . 105
. 1573
. . 669
. 669
. . 669
. . 669
. 669
. 669
». . . . 669
. 1384
. . 669
. 669
. 669
. 669
. . 669
. 669
. . 669
. 669
. . 669
. . 669
. 669
. 669
669
. . 669
. . 669
. 1865
. . 748
. 677
. . 760
. 1619
. . 677
. 1618
. 1942
» + 555
Beezon, John,
Beidler, Abraham,
Abraham Lincoln,
Anna Landes,
Annie Landes,
Elizabeth, . ....
Elizabeth Yarnell,
Ellen Priscilla,
Ethel Jean,
Fannie Elizabeth,
Israel,
Jacob. . ....
Jacob Howard,
Jonathan Warren,
Laura May,
Margaret Currie,
Mary,
Sarah Louisa, . . . .
Sarah W. (Stephens),
Stephen Leslie,. . . .
William M.,.....
William S.,
Beitzel, Nannie,
Bellatti, John A.,
Rose Anna,
Ruth,
Walter... .....
Bennett, Mary,
Bentz, Amer,
Catherine,
Charles,
Cordelia,
Daniel,
David,
John,
398
Bentz, Millard,
Milton,
Monroe,
Russell,
Theresa,
Walker,
Berkheimer, A, .
Bernard, Susan,
Bethel, Anna, . .
Betz, Eliza,
Bevans, Evan ap, . .
Eveniah, .
Stephen, .
Bible, Sarah Ann ( Townsend),
Biddle, Clement, . .
Bieber, John, . .
Bitinger, Edith,
Roy,
Stewart,
Bittle, Sallie, .
Black, Adam I.,
Alice,
John,
Mary, ,
Blackburn, Beulah,
Carrie,
Charles,
Cyrus, .
Harry, .
Myrtle,
Nettie, .
Odessa, . .
Blackbush, Christopher,
Blakley, Abram, .
Benjamin,
Lillie,
Rachel, .
William, ,
Blanchard, Caroline,
Blauser, Emma,
Minty, .
Bloom, Lydia Lucinda,
GENEALOGY OF
. 1889
. 2387
. 1906
. . 1892
. 2388
. 1886
. 1871
. 1336
. 1106
. 203
. 267
. 267
. 267, 20
- §39
. 46
- 373
- 2379
. . 2380
. 1876
. . 750
. 1719
. 1720
. 846
_ 1721
. 1730
. 1727
- 1733
. . 855
. 1728
. 1731
1732
. 1729
SOL
. 2114
. 1362
. 2112
. 2113
. 2115
. 705
. Igi2
. IQII
. 930
THE WALKER FAMILY.
Bloom, Sarah Jane, ... .
Thomas, .
Blunston, John,
Bond, Charles,
John, ........
Joseph,
Samuel,
William, . .
Bonsall, Edward,
Mary (Ridley),
Bowen, Evan, .
Bowser, Jacob C.,
Boyer, Margaret,
Bradford, Andrew,
Bradshaw, Samuel, .
Branson, Lydia Jane,
Mary,
Thomas, . .
Bridgeman, Richard,
Bright, Frank D.,
Holstien DeHaven,
Mary DeHaven, . .
Brinton, Eleanor (Waters), . .
Broadess, Ann, .
William, .
Brodie, Evelyn,
Brook, Anna,
Brooke, Abner. .
Fliza Ann, .
Helen,
H. Jones, .
Hunter, .
Ida,
Marie,
Nathan,
Rebecca,
William,
Brookes, John,
Ruth,
Brooks, Elizabeth,
Broomell, Seneca P.,
Brower, Archer,
. 77, 1306
. 1305
. 638
. 2711
- 1447
; . 16
. 1727
. 854
. 46
- . . IQ
. . 540
. 84
. . 217
. . 266
. 1633
. . 2367
. 2366
. . 282
. 108, 717
. 108
- . 1497
- 1349
. . 363
. . 363
. 2364
. 2362
1627, 2363
. , 2361
. 2365
, 1624
. 275
, 2360
. 669
_ 106
. . 23
. . 580
, §12p
INDEX.
Brower, Charles, . . . . 812p
Clyde, , 812p
Colley, ........2.. 812p
Jacob, .......... 812p
Sherman, ......... 8112p
Brown, Asahel W., . 928
Charles L., . , 1221
Clara, ..... . 984
David Walter, ....... 929
Deborah E., _ 1225
Edwin J.,. . . 1223
Eliza, . . re . 641
Enoch Arden, . . . . 2005
Enoch S., . 556
Harriet, . . . . . 516
Joel, . . . 926
John, ...... . 46, 282
JohnG.,. ..... . . 342
Joseph B., . ... » «925
Joshua, . . . . 15
Le Roy, . 2007
Lewis, .... . , 2016
Mary Ellen, . 924
Mary Elizabeth, . 2006
Melissa, . . . 224
Millie K., Lone . 224
Millin Thomas,. . . . 927
Oliver R.,. 2... ...20202. 1226
Pearl, Lo . 2008
Priscilla W., . . 922
Susanna, . . . 923
Thamzin W., . 1224
Warren W., . . 2009
William, ...... . 1940
William W., . 1222
Brownell, Anna, . 565
Bruce, Mary, . 45
Sarah, . . 42
Bruner, Helen, . 1030
Buckman, John, . 773
Buckwalter, Laura Massey, . 2322
Lela, .
. 2324
108 f°
Buckwalter, Mary,
Roberts, ....
Buffington, Ruth,
Burket ( Birckhead), Mary,
Burkson, John,
Bushby, Eliza,
Bye, Abel,
Addison,
Any E.,
_Anna,
Edward,
Elisha,
Elisha J.,
Eliza, .....,
Elizabeth,
Louisa,
Martha,
Mary,
Samuel,
Walter,
William,
William S.,
Cadwalader, John,
Mary,
Thomas,
Caley, Cyrus, ....
David Ashmore, .
Ella Beidler,
Hannah Mary, .
Harry Thomas, .
Jonathan Richards, .
J. Oswald, .. .
Laura Massey,
Sarah Lucy,
Calp, Samuel,
Campbell,. . . .
Caner, George Colket,
Harrison Koons,
toe eee 546
1193
547
2397
. 2243, 2396
400 GENEALOGY
Caner, William, ........ 2398
Carman, Anna, ......... 788
Carmon, Angelina, ....... 434
Carmichael, Mary,. ....... 185
Carpenter, Amy Lee, ...... 1973
Howard, ......... 1972
John,. .......228~2% 1114
Carrel, Rada, . . 1712
Carson, Arnold. ........ 1099
Charles, . . 2... . 1949
ClaraE., ..... 1103
Clyde, 1951
Ellen, .......... 1950
EmmaE., ........ 1102
George Edward, ...... IIOI
Harry, .......... 1948
Henry, 1 ee « 432
Jesse, 2... . 2... ee. 1952
Rachel Alice, ....... 1098
Wilbert, II0o
Carter, Barbara, . . .. . . 832
Cassevallaunus, . . 5
Casswallon, ........ 5
Caton, Rev. J. S., 1691
Cerndal, Eliza, . . ...8
Chace, Edith, . . 1436
Chalfant, Caleb,. . . 2... . 135
Chalkley, T., . 1386
Chambers, Jane, . . . 1570
Joshua, ........ 135, 364
Rebecca, . 364
Sarah,. .... 41, 135, 220, 364
Chandler, Elizabeth, . 46
Jacob, | . 46
Chatwin, James, , . 267
Cheeseborough, Edward C . .e. . 803
Cheney, Algernon, . ; . 2033
Edith, . . . 1335, 2032
Jesse, . 1335
Jesse S., . 2031
Joseph, . 1335, 2029
Marianna, . 2030
OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Cheney, Phcebe,
Christy, Jane,
Church, Rebecca, .
Clare, Esther,
Clark, Alice,
Clarke, Mary,
Clay, Parson,
Cleaver, Anna, . .
Charles, . ..
Charlotte, . .
Elizabeth, . .
Emily, ...
Harry,
Jane,
Jonathan, .
Kesiah,
Lydia,. ...
Mary,
Moses,
Naomi,
Rebecca, . .
Rebecca (Ivins ) ;
Sarah, .
Theodosia,
William, . .
Clendenon, Isaac,. . .
Clover, Mary,
Coates, Aaron,
Ann, ..
Benjamin,
Eliza,
Elizabeth,
Grace, . ;
Hannah,. .
Isaac, .
James,
Jane,
Jonathan,
Kesiah,
Moses,
Phoebe,
Priscilla (Hutchinson),
1639
1439, 1638
. 265, 282, 789, 1636
Coe ee ee 282
. 282, 788, 1637
. 282
792
Loe ees 282, 791
. 265, 282
. . 265, 282, 794
Doe 282
168
249
. 249, 677
. . 249
. 249
. 249
. 249
_ . + 249
. 249, 677
. . 249
. 249
INDEX. AdI
Coates, Richard, ..... . . .137 | Conard, Dennis, ... . . 1386
Samuel, ........ . . 249 Edward Bright, . 1386
Sarah, ........ . . 249 ElizaC., . 2... .. . 2141
Sarah (Thatcher),. . . . 138,397 Eliza (Bright), ......, 1386
Susanna,. ....... . .249 Ella V. ( Walker), . . 677, 1386
Tacy, 2... ee eee ee 249 Hananiah, ........., 691
Coats, Beula,. . ... 2... 1. 8 Isaac Walker,. . . .. 2. 687
Cocks, John L,. ....... . 439 Joseph,. ....., 253, 689, 1386
Coffin, Elizabeth, . . 2... . . . 713 Juanita,. . 2... 2142
Eunice, Lee ee ee 713 Martha, ...... 253, 688
James, ......... . 713 Mary,........ 690
John, ... 2... 2... . 713 Paul . .......204,4 106
Mary, .......... .713 Sarah, . . . . 106
Peter, .......828. 713 Winfield W., ....... 2140
Tristram, Loa 189, 713 | Conrad, see Conard.
Coffyn, Sir Richard, ....... 713 | Conrow, Hannah, ........ 615
Colcord, Edward, ........ 713 | Cook, Abigail L., 2... 0... 1928
Peter, ..... woe ee 6 FIZ Alvin, 2... 0... 248% 1897
Phoebe (Hamilton), . . ... 713 Anne, ........ 416
Colehower, Mary, ........ 734 Anne E., ......... 1735
Colket, Annah Bush, . . . . . . 1490 Annie, .......... 1079
Charles Howard,. . .... 1494 Araminta,. .... . 1903
Edward Burton, ...... 2239 Asahel Walker, &86, IO71
Emily T.,. 2. ....202. 2243 Bertha, . .......2.2. 1909
5 Emma, .......... 1493 Calvin,. 2... ...4.% 1905
George Hamilton, . . . 1488, 2246 Caroline A... ......., 1926
Harry Coffin, ....... 1491 Catherine,. . ......., 1871.
Herbert, . ......2.. 2238 Celian 2... .....408. 1930
Hoxsie,. .......4.. 2235 Charles, ........., 1907
Ida, Loe ee ee 1492 Clara, 2... .....2.2. 1904
James Hamilton,. ..... 2240 Curtis, . 2... Igl3
Mary Eunice, ....... 2236 Eliza A., ..... 1088
Mary Jane, 1489 Elizabeth,. ........ 1082
Mary P., ......... 2244 Ellen, ........2. 1894
Meredith Bright,. .... . 2241 Emma, .......... 1877
Percival Currie, . ..... 2242 Flora, Doe ee ee 1895
Sarah Marcia, ....... 1486 Frances Willard,. ..... 1927
Tristram Coffin, . 713, 2245, 2252 George W., . 336, 1071, 1736, 1872
William Coffin, . . . 2237 Georgiana, . ........ 890
William Walker, . ..... 1487 Gertrude, ......... 1910
Conard, Ann,. ......... 692 GleasonJ., ........ 1924
Cornelius, . 2... ..... 253 Hannah, . 421, 1081, 1878
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
402
Cook, Hannah (Walker), . 153, 320
Hezekiah, ...... 417, 1080
IdaJ.,........024. 1739
Jacob, .......... 1893
James, ........4.. I9gI2
Jesse, 2... eee 153
Jessie,. . 2... 893
John, 153, 320, 420, 1875
John W., 2. .....2.. 1083
Joseph, ......... 1087
Leah Walker, . ...... 422
Lewis, .......... 1898
Lillie, 2. 2... 2... 24. Igt5
Margaret,. ........ 1876
Maria Jane, ........ 887
Martha Jane, ....... 1085
Mary,......... 419, 889
MaryA., ......... 1090
Mary Ellen... .. 2... 1738
Mary (Walker), . ..... 583
Mary (Weuman),...... 153
Matilda, ......... 1873
May, ........ 1899, 2372
MelissaG., ........ 1740
Miles, .......... 1914
Morris Gilpin, . . . 2... 1925
Nora, ........ . . 1906
Oliver, ........ 2. . 1874
Ralph, ...... » . « « 2373
Raymond,...... 1896, 2377
Robert Lee,. ......., 1932
Rosa. ....... 2... 1908
Roy,. .......... 2375
Ruth, .......... 2378
Ruth E., ......., . . 1091
Ruth Emma, . 894, 1931
Samuel, ......... . 8g!
Sarah, .........., 1084
SarahAnn,. ........, 888
Sarah Jane, .. ..... . 1737
Scott, 2... .,.....2.. 2374
Theodore, ........ . 892
Cook, Theresa, . ..... 1734, 2382
Thomas G.,. . ... » . . 1929
Vina, . 2... . eee, 2383
Walker, . ...... 418, 1086
Walter,. ......2.2.~, 2376
William, rn IQIr
William R.,. 2... 2 1. 1089
Cooke, Richard, .......2.., 46
Cooks, Elizabeth], ......., 429
Cookson, Daniel, . . .. . . . . 319
Israel,. 2... 2. ee 319
John, .........0.. 319
Cooper, Aaron, ....... . . 392
Amy, ......... . 1802
Anna, .......... 1057
Anne, .......... 1050
Annie, . ... . . . . 992, 1805
Asahel,. . . toe ee 1009
Asahel Walker,. . ... 371, 982
Benjamin, ......... 373
Brinton, .. ...... 1179
Caleb,. . ... tee ee 2 985
Carl, .........4. 1998
Charles, . . 2. . 1047, 1810
Charles William,. . .... 1332
Edith, .......2.2.. 1997
Ellis,. . 2... 1 we ee . HOTS
Emma,.......... 1795
Esther, .......2.-. 1000
Frank, ...... we 1794
George, . . . 136, 995, 1995
George Paschall, . . .... 993
George W., . . 374, 983
Hannah, . .... . . 987, 1049
Hiram, ... . . . . «372,988
Hiram Lewis, . . . . 984, 1791
Henry B., . . + 999, 1809
Israel,. 2... 2. we. 989
James, .. . . . . . . 376, 1046
James Fennimore,. . . . . - 675
JamesM.,........ +376
JamesP., ........ -377
INDEX. 403
Cooper, Jarman, ........ 380 | Cowgill, Catherine, . . ....., 677
Jeremiah,. ...... 143, IO1O Eliza (Coates), . ... 2... 677
John McGill, . . 1808 Ellen... ......00204,4 677
Joseph, . 1002, 1807 Ezekiel, . 2... . . 677
Joseph P., . . 378 Hannah,. ...... 677
Josephine, . . 994 Henry, .......... 677
Julia, . . . 2027 Jane, .........0.0. 677
Laura, . 1996 John, ........040. 677
Lewis, . . . . 395, 1014 Lydia (McClure), . . 500
Lizzie M., . 998 Thomas,.......... 677
Louisa, . 1055 William, . 2... . 00, 677
Lucy,. .... 0... 605, 997 | Cox, Clewell Stanford, ....., 1725
Margaret, . 981 Glen Allen, .. 2... .., 1724
Margaret E., . 1003 Samuel, . 2... 2... 849
MariaF, ......... 990 | Coxe, Newton, .......2.., 617
Marian,. . ... to . 1804 | Coxshall, Martha, . 2... ...2.~;, 8
Mary,. . . 398, 1016, 1048, 1056 | Crawford, Athalia L. T., 2273
Milton, ........2.. 396 Benjamin H., ....... 1288
Morris, .......... 393 Charles H., ......2.. 1284
Phebe, ........2.. 375 Elizabeth Long, ...... 2275
Phebe P., . 2: ... 2... 379 EmmaN.,. ......2.. 1286
Sarah, . . 376, 394, 980, 986, 991 Emma Walker, ...... 2272
IOOI, IOII, 1054 Harry W., ........ 1282
Susan, . . . . . ee 377 JessieA.,, . 2... 20, 1287
Truman, .......... 996 John A... ......4. 624
Walter, . ... 1793 JosephC., 2... 2... I512
William,........2.. 1792 Martha, .......... 774
Willianna, ........, IOI2 Mary A., ......... 1283
William P. ; . 382, 384, 397 William M.,. ....... 1285
Wilmer, .......2.. 1803 Winfield Wilson,. . ... . 2274
Cope, Alicey. . 2... 2... 1797 | Cresson, Martha, ........ 288
Frederick,. . 2. 2... 1796 | Cross, Ann, .. 1... 2 ee ee 8
HenryC., ......... 987 | Crosswhaite, Ann,. ........ 8
John,. .......022. 1049 William, .......0.2.. 8
Coppuck, Malcolm M., ..... 1379 | Crouch,Emma J... ......., 625
Marian Graves, ...... 1379 | Crygeryr, Llewelyn,. ...... 250
Cordrey, Deborah,. . . ... .8 | Currie, Alexander, ....... 108
Cornwallis, General, . 46 Amn, «6. 2 ee ee eee 108
Corson, Amos, ........., 765 Elizabeth, 108
Coudon, Annie,. ........ 769 Hannah (Potts), ...... 108
Coulson, Charles, . .. .. 572 James,. ....- 1... ee 108
Jane (Davis),. .... 106 John, .....2...... 108
(\
45
404 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Currie, Margaret, ........ 108
Richard,. . ....... .108
Ross, .....- . . « . 108
William, . 2, 108, 772, 375
Rev. William, .. .. . - 108
Curwen, George, ........ I12
Custer, Ealy,. 2... 2... ee. 858
Cuthbert, Ogden, ........ 772
Cuthbertson, Lizzie, ..... 1583
William E.,........ 1583
Dallman, Laura, ........ 1575
Daniels, Annie, ........ 1408
Darlington, Amy, ....... 1449
Bertha, . . 2... . 1. 2 ew 1610
Brinton, . ..... ee ee 752
Caroline, .°.. 2. 2... 1609
Darr, David, .. . ..... . . 836
Hannah, ........ . 1693
Margaret,. ....... 1694
David, Brigit. .......... 8
Edward, ........4.. I7
James,. ....... . . 8,679
Jemima, .......... 2i
John, .........24.. 3
Lewis,. ... ++... . . 16,19
4, Llewellyn, ........ 2.28
Meredith, ......... 106
Thomas, .......... 8
Davids, James, ......-.. IQ, 30
John, .........2.. Ig
Meredith, ...... ry |
Morris... 2... 2... - 30
Davies, James, ....... .8
Richard, .......... I7
William, .......... I7
Davis, Ann, . . « . . 106, 1366
Benjamin, -....... 8, 1366
Catherine, . 2... 2. 106
CharlesL., . . 2... 259
David, ....... 2.86 106
Eleanor (Stephens),. . . . . 670
Davis, Elizabeth, ........, 106
Ellen, . .......2.28.402. 7
Ellen Stephens, ......, 2289
Emma,.......... 1354
Hugh,. . 2... .. 2... 8
Isaac, . . . 2, 972, 372, 3731 374
James, ....... 8, 679, 772
Janey ...... . 106, 1657
JoannaJ., ........ .723
John,. . . . . . 2, 670, 1354, 26
Capt. John, » « 737, 1365, 1408
General John, we ee + 259
Dr. John Havard,. . . . . 250
Joseph, . . . . 249, 267, 670, 1530
Llewellyn, ........, 259
Margaret,. ........ 1354
Mary,...... . . . 106, 267
Mary (Havard),. ...... 250
Meredith, ........ 106
Mordecai, . ..... 670, 1530
Morgan, .. ....... IO
Rachel, . ... . 106, 203
Samson, .......... 373
Sarah,. .......... 106
SarahS.,.......... 670
Susan, | . . « « . 267, 670, 676
Thomas,........ 106, 670
William, . 249, 250, 267, 670
Day, Hannah ......... 250
John, ........ . . . 250
Deardorf. W., .......4.. 1866
Joseph, tee ee 421
DeBurgh. Martha, ...... . 669
DeHaven. Anna, ...... . 1635
Charles, ........-. 788
Elizabeth (Schiphower), . . . 788
Emma,..... . . . 788 1633
Evart, . 2... 0. ee eee 788
Holstien, . . 788, 1490. 1630
Hugh, . . 2. . . . 788, 1490
Jane, 2... we ee ee 1631
John, 2... 2... 2 2s 1637
INDEX.
DeHaven, Mary (Cleaver), . 788, 1490
Sarah (Hughes), ...... 783
Sophia, .......-...-. 1632
Peter. . Lone . 788
DeKalb, Baron, ....... 46, 267
Delamater, Susan Adelaide, . 594
Delap, Sarah,. . 2... 2. eee 428
Demon. Dr., . . Loe 108
Dempsery, Margaret, . . 1347
Denison, Edith, ........ 2189
Ellen, .......4... 2187
Ethel, ... .....2.. 2190
Frederick,. . ....... 2191
Lester, ...... 2188
Ransom, G. W,,...... 1432
Dennis, Deborah, . . 158
Dewees, Colonel, . . ...... 670
Margaret J., ..... 566
Waters, .....-. 2.2.6. 670
William, .......... 374
Diax, Neely, . ..... 2... 812
Dickinson, Anna, ........ 135
Daniel, .......... 135
Deborah, . . 135
Elizabeth, . . ..... 135, 412
Esther, ........2.-. 135
Gaius,. . .. .. o: 135 363. 364
Hannah M., ........ 414
Henry, .......... 406
Isaac, . 2. 2. ee ee ee 135
James,. . . 2... ee eee 135
James Pusey, 410
John. . 2... . ee ee 135
John M.,. ......... 413
Joseph... .... 135, 147, 363
Joseph Gest, ........ 409
Lewis,. .......+ee. 415
Lewis D., .....-... 405
Mary, ........... 135
Mary (Newlin),..... 135, 364
Morris, .......... 408
Nathaniel, . ........ 135
| Eachus, Jane,
405
Dickinson, Phoebe, .... . 135, 411
Pheebe Ann, ........ 401
Rachel, ........, 148. 407
Rebecca. . 135
Diller, Anna Louisa, ...... 1753
Isaac, . 2 2. ee ee 963
Isaac Walker, . 1752
John Coleman,....... 1754
Dilworth, Charles, ......, 70, 674
Mary T.,. .......4.. 674
Mary (Taylor), ....... 674
Richard,.......... 674
Sarah, .........., 674
Dishong, Lillian,. . . .. . I7II
Ditmer, Mary, . . .. 5... 1069
Divonne, André De la Forest, 2400
Count De la Forest, 2247
Marguerite De la Forest, 2399
René De la Forest,. . . .. 2401
Dobson. Athalia,. . 2... ... 2329
Thomas, ......... 1557
Doose, Sarah, ........., 8
Doudna, Eva, ......... 1202
Doughton, Frank C., ...... 296
Dubuison, Colonel, 267
Dudgeon, Ann, ...... 4... . 233
Duell, Frances, . ....... 1117
Duncan, ............ 669
Dunlevy. Eliza, .......2.. 466
Forrest Sloane,. ...... 1164
John, . 2... 2... 2., 466
Joseph Haskell, ...... 1164
Mary, ........4.. 1165
Mary Mabel, ....... 1164
William Bates,. ...... 1164
Du Ponceau, Captain, ...... 267
Dutery, George, . ...... 1894
Samuel, ........ 1895
Drake. Frederick, . ...... 1578
Sadie, 2... 2... 2... 1123
406 GENEALOGY
Eachus, Sarah,. . ....... 1019
Virgil, 2. 2... 2 we eee 1019
Eastburn, Benjamin, ..... . 1366
Clara, ....... 2059
Eleanor, ......... 2395
Eliza, ..... 2... 2. 693
Elmer Moore, .. . 2060
F, Wilson, ........ 1344
Horace Wilson, ...... 2058
John,. .......... 1366
Miriam,. ......... 1366
Samuel,. . 2... 0... 1366
Susan, ...... 1366
Walter Roberts, ...... 2059
Fateon, Magdalen, ........ IO
Eberhardt, Jonas, ....... 1634
Eby, Jacob, ...... 863
Eckley, John, ..... 112
Sarah,........ 112
Eckman, Barbara, ....... 1365
Catherine,. . ....... 1365
Daniel, . ......... 1365
Daniel Washington,. . ... 1365
David, .......... 1365
Elizabeth, ........, 1365
Ella M., 1365
Esther, .......... 1365
Eva, ....... 1365
Henry, .......... 1365
Hieronymus, ....... 1365
Jacob, .......... 1365
James, .......... 1365
John Martin, ....... 1365
John Slaymaker, ...... 1365
Joseph, .......... 1365
Magdelina, ........ 1365
Martin Fautz, ....... 1365
May,..-...-+..... 1365
Mary Ann, 1365
Melchoir,......... 1365
Edwards, Eleanor, ...... 267
Elizabeth, ......... 267
OF THE WALKER FAMILY
Edwards, Fannie, ....... 2264
George Barber, 1501
George Clinton, . ..... 2265
Jobn Owen, ........ 2267
Lavinia, ......... 1655
Margaret Stearns, ..... 2266
Matilda Boudinot, ... . . . 2268
1 go @flaurice, . Pah Po... 267
' Renée, .........-2, 2269
Eliott, Lewis, . ........ 1195
Elliot, Morris, . ........ 8
Elliott, Alva Wayne, ...... 2304
CharlesJ., ...... 786
Charles John, ....... 1628
Edna Bell, 2307
Fannie Louisa, ...... 2306
Jonathan D., ..... 1535
Mary Ella, ..... 2309
Mary Jones, .. . . 1629
Norman Walker,. .... . 2308
Paul Duer, ...... 2310
Roland Arthur, ...... 2305
Sophia, . . . . tate 788
Ellis, Hump., . .*.°. 8. . 8
Jeremiah, . . Ste 8
Rowland, . J AST g 16, 17
Thomas, .. ¥O*¥ ... 106
Ellmaker, Alfred, . . ... 389, 1043
Alice, . .. 2... ee ee 1844
Celia, . ....., . 1843
E.Benjamin, ....... 1038
Edgar B., woe ee ee 1839
Fsais, Enfield,. . ..... 388
Flora, ........ . . 1040
Leonard, ..... . 1838
Lucy, ....... 388
Lucy W.,......... 1837
Mary, ......... . 1039
Nathaniel, . LO4I
Sarah, .......... 1042
Sarah (Watson), . . 388
Eminger, Virginia, ....... 860
INDEX. 407
/Emlen, Mary, ......... 8 Louisa (Thomas), ..... 280
-Emereck, Mary Ann, ...... 1365 Margaret, ........, 807
Emmerit, T., ......... 204 Mary, 2, 29, 169, 267, 50
Emrick, Annie, 1691 Nathan, ........ 62, 169
Hannah, 1692 Owen, ........ 5, 16, 249 /Y¥ af
Jacob, Lone 1688 Peter... ...... 112, 22, 23
John,......... 835, 1689 Pheebe,.........., 7
Magdaline, . . 1690 Rowland,......... 2
Rebecca, ......... 1686 Samuel, ......... 5, 28
Samuel,. . 2... 2. ee. 1685 Sarah, 2... ... 0.2. 250
Sarah, ...... . 1687 Stephen, 2, 8,9, 267, 27, 28
Eppleimer, Frederick, 1016, 1821 Thomas;” ......... 5
Errett, Kate,» . 2... . 2.2... I4II William, .......2.., 112
Russell, I4II Zillah (Maule), ...... 169
| Essylt, ...... 5 | Evanson, Elizabeth, ......, 53
pe © Evan, Cadwaladerap,...... 5 | Ewen, Elizabeth,. . ...... 89
bog fDavid, ty est I7 Richard, ......... 89
474 \Evanap,./.2% 7 5, 267
cz? Owen ap, ..... 5, 252 | Famous, Jacob, ........ 256
Thomas ap, ........ 5 | Farquhar, Caroline... ....., 1125
William ap, ........ 5 J. Harvey, ........ 1123
Evans, Abraham,........ 112 Joseph,.......... 438
Cadwalader,. ....... £4J6 ‘Lewis, . 2... . 112
Catherine. .#° 7 2... 26 MaryAda, ........ 1122
David, . . . 112, 169, 267, 75 | Faulkner, .........2.. IOI
Edith, .......... 112 | Fautz, Catherine, ....... 1365
Eleanor, ..... 267 | Fawcett, Carlos, ........ 1207
Elisha, . ....... . . II2 Joseph, .......... 546
Elizabeth, . 5, 16, 30, 1087 Martha,. ......... 1206
Emily Thomas, ...... 785 Stella, 2... 2... we, 1205
Emms, ........46-. 8 | Fawkes, Anna Maria,. ..... 403
George,. ...-.. 2... 187 Emma, ....... 427, 1060
fia > Hannah, . 2... 2 1. 27 John,. . 2... 2... u. 400
Aughh. we 5, 106 Joseph, ...... 155,425, 967
Jane, .. 2... 2... ... 252 Lewis, .......+.. 401
JaneH.. .... . 476 LidaA., ......... 967
John... ...., 5, 8, 27, 27 Phoebe, ..... 402
John Cadwalader, . .... 280 Phoebe (Hood), ...... 967
JohnE., 2... 2... 280 Rachel, ......... 399
Josiah, ....... 446 Samuel,. ..... 144, 423, 967
Leah, ..... 105 Sarah, . ... 2... 426, 1059
Letitia(Thomas), ..... 112 Sarah Ann, ........ 404
408
Fawkes, Walker,. ....... 424
Fehl, Jacob. ......... 1098
Morris, .........-. 1947
Feight, Henry,. ....... 851
Fergusson, Charles, ...... 2057
Ellen (Etheredge),. . .. . 2057
Ida Etheredge, ...... 2057
Farritt, Walter,. ........ 16
Fickes, Luther, ........ 873
Fink, Martha (Harbold), 1900
Fisher, William, . . . .. 267
Fishier, William, . . ...... 388
Fishor, William, ........ 2
Florence, Edwin, . .... 2259, 2262
Edwin Jacob, ....... 1496
Edwin Percival, ...... 2256
Edith, 2258
Emma Stearns, ...... 2260
Margaret Currie, ...... 2261
Margaret Stearns, 2257
Flower, Amn, ...... :°.. 8
Elizabeth, . ....... I6
Enoch, .......... 5D
William, ........ ZO
Flumer, William, 88
Fogle, John G., . 403
Joseph, . 1063
Rachel, ...... . 1062
Samuel,. ........ . 1061
Forrest, Joan, ......... 8
Foulke, Anna, . 567
Edith, . 1232
Elsa, . . . 1233
Ethel, . 1230
Hannah, 564
Jesse, 565
Joseph, . . 257
Lewis, 562
Mabel, , 1231
Mary, ; 563
William, . . 210, 566
Fowler, Charles, 458
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Fowler, Elizabeth, . . . . . L159
Katherine, ........ 1160
Fox, Charles, ......, 2248, 2402
George,. . 2... 2... 669
Holstein DeHaven, - 2403
Frazier, Pers, . 74
Frederick, Anna S., . 2404
William Z., . . . 2292
French, Ann, - ee . 206
Annah Colket,. . . . . 2251
Coffin Colket, . .. . . 2250
Hannah L.,. . 554
Howard Barclay,. ..... 1492
Fry, Mary, 512
Dolly, . 8126
Furgason, Beulah, 857
Elizabeth, . 855
Emily, 852
Henry, ... . 1726
John, . . 853
Joseph, ..... . » 325, 326
Margaret, . . . . . . 858
Sarah Ann, 851
Scott, 856
Walker, 854
William, 850
Gallup, Annah B. (Colket), . . 1490
Edward Crosswell, . ... . 1490
Edwina, . 2249
Mary, Lot eee eae « 2248
Gam, Sir David, . . j4.i2. WK. . 250
Gantz, Celecia (Townsend), . . . 504
Garby, Kate, . 1375
Gardner, Benjamin, 307
James H., 866
James R., . . 330
Garretson, Abel W., . 1075
Amanda, goo
Anne, ...... . 1860
Arnold,. . . . . 1076
Bertha, . . 1859
INDEX. 409
Garretson, Daniel, . . .. . 416, 1850 | Godfrey, Lucy Ann, ..... . 108
Eliza Ann, ..... . 1074 Thomas, ..... 2, 8, 108, 250
Hannah C.,...... 886, 1071 William, . . 250, 267, 972, 773
Hannah Cook,. ...... 1848 | Gouchenour, Annie, ...... 850
Henry Howard, ...... 1849 Gratz, Simon, ......... 1302
Ira, 2... we ee ee 1851 | Gray,IsaacP.,. .......~: 813
Isaac, . 2... ee eee 338 | Greaves, Charles, ....... 669
Israel,. . 2... 313, 1072, 207 | Griffith, Amy, ..... 436
Jacob, ........ 1073, 207 Benjamin,. ..... 1139
JacobL.,......... 1861 Daniel,. ......4..-. 46
Jacob Vale, ........ 1846 John, .......0.24.4. 444
JohnC., .......4. 1069 Joseph, ..... . 1140
Lydia, . . . . 126, 904, 1853, 207 MinnieL., ........ 625
Maria, ......+e+e.8. 203 William, ........ 7
Martha, ........ 901, 207 | Gross, Joseph,.,. ....... 815
Mary,.......6-: 903, 207 | Grover, Emma A.,....... 1598
Mary Ann, ........ 1847 Frank, ..........4 1599
Mary E., ......64.. 1070 Robert A.. ......-. 740
Melinda, ......... 1854
Melissa, . .. 1... 2.6. 1078 | Hacket, Esther, . ....... 8
Sarah, ....... 1077 | Hagey, Clayton, ........ 1648
Rachel,. ........-. 203 Clayton L., .... 0... 798
Rex, .. 1. ee ete we 1852 John J. Kersey, ...... 1647
Robert,. ......... 2037 | Haines, Caroline, ....... 1333
Ruth Anna, ........ 203 Emily, . 2... 2... 1334
Theodore, ..... go2 Mary, ...... 85
Garrison, Ella Jean, ...... 1504 RuthannaL., . .. . 1... 410
Gates, General, ........ 249 Samuel, .......... 6
Martha, ......... 418 Sarah, .. 386
George, Catherine, . . ..... 1366 Tamson, ......... 209
George, .....-.. 2, 1366 William D.,........ 657
Hannah, 1366 | Haley, Ann,. ......... 112
William, ....... 2,8 Samuel,. ......... 112
Gethin, Owen,. ........ zg | Hall, Hannah, . 267, 1403, 1404, 1542
Giles, Mary A., ........ 189 Wilson,. . 2. 2... eee, 508
Gilbert, Mira, . ........, 1372 | Hallowell, Annie, ....... 1445
Gifford, Maria, . . . 1104 Benjamin,. ........ 698
Gilkinson, Mary S., 574 Caleb, . ......02.2. 697
Gingerick, Amanda, ...... 203 Elizabeth,. . ......~. 1446
Girvin, Catherine, . ...... 1063 Elizabeth (Johnson), . . . . 1364
Glines, Pearl, .. 2... 2... 1169 Fsther,. ........., 1364
Glover, Kate, ......4... 477 Eugene, ........., 1443
410
Hallowell, John,. . .... 255, 1364
Kate, 2... ....0828- 696
Laura, .........4- 1444
Mary, ........ 255, 1364
Mary (Cadwalader), . . . . 1364
Matthew, ......... 1364
Thomas, ......... 1364
William, ....... 255, 1364
. Hamme, Lillie, . 2... . 867
Hammer, Abel, ........ 22
Adam, .......... 3
Deborah, ....... 3
Elizabeth, . ....... 8, 18
Hannah, ......... 19
James,......... 3, 8, 23
JohnE., .......2.2, 1656
Lewis, .......... 21
Margaret,. ........ 3, 20
Martha, ......... 23
Mary, ...... 3, 25
Samuel, ......... 24
Sarah, ........42. 3, 23
Sinah, .... 2... 46
Hammons, William, ..... . 8
Hamor, Eliza, ...... 54.
Hampton, Ida V., 757
William, .......2.;, 788
Hancock, Margaret, ......, 824
Hany, Thomas, ........ 46
Harbaugh, Minnie,. . ..... 830
Harbold, Emma,........ 1902
Emory,. ......... 1860
Jacob, .......... 1084
Martha, .......2.. 1900
Mary, ....... 1901
Harker, Adam, ........ 669
Harley, James,. ........ 1574
Mary, .......+4.. 1574
Harmer, Maria, ........ 733
Harper, JacobW.,.... . 407
Joseph D., ........ 1064
Harris, Kate, ......... 1349
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Harris, Sarah, . . 2... . 2, 122
Harrison, Cornelia J... . . ... 1249
Edward E.,. 2... 2... 582
Elizabeth,. . . 2... 2... 1251
Mary Hannah,. ...... 1250
Harry, Daniel,. . . 2... 2... I9
David, .......... II2
Elizabeth,. ........ 112
Evan, ........4. Ig
Robert,. . .... 367
Samuel, .......2.. 112
Hart, Ida, .......... 1579
Samuel, ......... 1579
Hartman, Amos,........ IogI
Ernest, . . .... 2... 1933
Harvey, Margaret, ....... 704
Haskell, Broderick, ...... 1165
Havard, Ann, ......... 250
Benjamin, .... .. . 250, 680
Charles, ......... 250
David, ......... 16, 250
Davydd, ...... 250
Dinah, .......... 1366
Elizabeth,. . 2... ... 250
Elizabeth (Roche), . . 250
Elsbeth, . ........ 250
Ellen, ........24. 250
Ffylib, 2... 2... 250
Frank, .......4.42. 250
Gwalter, .......2.. 250
Hannah, ..... 250
Harry, ...... 250
Hary, .......... 250
Hywel, 250
Jane, Ls 250
John, 46, 112, 250
Jonet, ...... 250
Larens,. ... 250
Lawrens, . . 250
Lewis, . . 250
Lydia, 250
Madog,....... 250
144% °
INDEX.
Havard, Mari, . 3 250
Margaret, . ..... . . 250
Margaret (Lewis), . . . . . 250
Marged, . . ee . . 250
Mary, . a AB, . 112, 250
Mary (Jones),.... 680
Mary (Reinhart), 250
Meredyedd,........ 250
Miriam, ......... 250
Nixolas, ...... 250
Piers, 2. ...... 250
Sir Peter, . . ... 250
Samuel, ........ 46, 250
Sarah, .......... 250
Sarah (Evans), ...... 250
Susanna, ......... 680
Susanna (Malin), 250
Stephen, ......... 250
Thomas, ........ 250
Wade, ........ 250
Sir Walter, 250
Sir William,, . ...... 250
William, ......... 250
Hawkins, Hannah Ann,. .... 1983
James Clinton,. ...... 1982
Leona, .......... 1979
Lewis F... ........ 1980
Mary Estella, ....... 1981
Newton, ......... 1122
Hawley, James W., ...... 1239
LesterT.,. .. 2... °° , 1239
Hayes, Benjamin, 37
Hayle, Prudence, ....... 267
Ruth, .......... 267
Heacock, Ann (Till), . . 2... 1364
Edward Rockhill, ..... 2121
Esther, .......... 2118
Esther ( Hallowell), 1364
Fannie Walker, ...... 2116
James Walker,. ...... 2117
Jesse, 2... ... 2... 1364
Jonathan, ......... 1364
AII
-Heacock, Joseph,. . ...... 1364
Mary Baynes, ....... 2119
Priscilla Walker,. ..... 2120
William, . . 1... . 1364
Head, John,. ......... 15
Heald, Mary, .....:... 587
Heck, Henry,. ...... 812”, 203
Charles, ....... 8122, 203
Hect, Henrietta, .......~., 787
Henderson, Samuel, 282
Wallace, 282
Heikes, John, ......... 1883
Mary, ........4.4. 1089
Henry, Florence, ....... 747
Isabelle, . ........ 706
Jane, ......., » 309
William, . ....:. 706, 747
Hershey, Henry Eugene, 1765
HenryB.,, ........ 965
Jacob Frantz, ....... 1764
John Coleman,. ...... 1762
Maud Marie, ......., 1766
Sallie Cecile. 2... ...., 1763
Susan, ..... 2... 4. 1905
Hess, Mary,. ... ..... 1043
Hibberd, John, . ....... 250
Margaret ( Havard), 250
Hickman, Annie,........ 1757
Hicks, Elias, 246
Higgins, John,. . ...-. 78
Highlands, Susan, ....... 826
Hilcher, Phoebe, . ....... 859
Hileman, Ida J. (Cook), 1739
Hill, Eliza, . 2... 2. ee. 8
Maria, .......... go
Hillis, David, ........., 267
Lydia W. (Stephens), 267
Hines, Mary. .......-.. 8
Hirst, Rebecca, ........ 89
Hite, Delilah, ......-... 838
Hoffa, Margaret,. ......- 108
Hoffman, Benjamin, ..... . 1877
412
Hoffman, Norman Ray, .... . 2381
Hogsett, Rhetta,........ 474
Holcomb, Dr. L.S. ...... 567
Holland, Virginia, ....... 636
Holloway, Chalkley, 503
Chalkley Clinton, ..... 1209
LindleyM., . ....... 548
Maria ( Warfield), . . . 208
Mary R., 1192, 1208
Virginia, . 2... 1. 2001
Warren, .......2.. 2002
Holme, Benjamin, ....... 390
Holmes, Jerusha (Stratton), . . . 525
John,. 2... 2... 2... 519
Holstien, Colonel, "764
Emily H.,. .. . 764
Magdaline, 788
Mathias, 788
Sarah, ........ 788
Holt, Mary,-: - : 669
Hood, James, 967
Joseph, ........ 967
Hoods, Sarah,. . 8
Hoopes, Abraham, ...... 2036
Arthur, . 2... .. 2.4. 2049
Asahel, .......2.. 896
Blanche, . Soe . . 2048
Caleb, ...... 662, 686, 1048
Charles, . . . 1339, 2041
Cynthia, 494
David, . 1338
Edward,. .... . 1341, 2053
Elizabeth Ann,. ...... 899
Ella, . . 2044
Elwood, . 1337
Fmma, ....... 1339, 2045
Enos B., ......4... 2028
Fannie, . . . 2043
Florence, . .. . 2042
Frank, . 1343, 2037
Frank G.,. 2... 1... . . 2051
Georgia, . 2047
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Gertrude. . 2... 2... 2... 2050
Gordon K., 2392
Howard, ..... 2040
Jane,........2.2., 897
Jessie, ...... 2040
John, .......... 898
Lucy, ........ 2054
Margaret, . ... 2039
Mary, ... 2.52... eee 895
Sallie, 2... 2... . . . 1342
Samuel, ...... 661, 2046
Sarah (Roberts),. ..... 662
Susan, ..... , 2052
Thomas, ....... 526, 1336
William,. . ... 337, 1340, 2038
Hoover, Mazie, . 819
Hough, Elizabeth, . . ..,. . . 636
Houston, Laura V.,. .... . . 1742
Mary, ...... . . . 1741
Thomas, eee eee 956
Howard, Mary Frances, 435.
Howe, General, ...... 46
Lydia, 1372
Howel, Eliza, > *- ....... 8
Margaret, ..... 16
Howell, Francis, . 2... 1 2 N.S 76
Mary, ....... IO
Thomas, ...... I6
William, ZO
Hoxsie, Jane, ....... 1487
Solomon, ...... 1487
Hudson, Hannah, 8
Huey, Susanna, ........ 1337
Hugh, Ellisap, ........ 7
Roger, ......, 17
Hughes, Roger, ..... 46
Sarah, .... 788
William, . .... 264
Hughs, Charles, . . 16
Huling, Capt. John, 108
Hull, Catherine, . . 1075
Humphry, Onon,. ... . 46
INDEX.
Humphry, Richard,,. ......, 17
Humphrey, Lowry,. ...... 669
Hunt, Elizay. .......02.~;,; 228
Hussey, Christopher, 189, 713
Ikeranhappuck, ......, 189
Nathan, ........., 157
Hutchinson, Priscilla, . . . . . . 249
Iddings, Elizabeth,. . . . +. . 46
Priscilla, . ......2.~2, 46
Richard, ......... 46
Sarah, .........., 46
In de Hoff, Evart; see DeHaven.
In Hoff, Evart ; see DeHaven.
Irish, Ellen K., . 2... 2... 515
William L.,........ 578
Ivins, Barclay,. ........ 648
Mary, .......8.. 648
Rebecca, ......... 282
Rosanna, ......... 648
Jacobs, Elizabeth (Havard),. . . 250
Hannah, ......... 105
James, ........284 1477
John,. .......... 250
William, . 2... .. 0... 1475
Jackson, Hannah, ..... 100
Josiah, .......... gl
Joseph L., 2... 2... 237
James, Abel, . 2... 2.2... 15
Hannah, ......... 112
James, .......... 17
Margaret,. ........ 25
Dr. ThomasC., ...... 112
Janney, Abraham David Pollock, . 1260
Annalee, ........ 1261
AnnaM,......... 603
Charles, .......02.. 629
Charles P, ......0.. 596
Charles Philip,. ....... 1258
Edward E., ......~. 631
Emily, ........8. 1263
413
Janney, Eva, ......... 577
Helen McPherson, .... . 1265
JamesC.,. 2... 2.0.0.2. 227
James Craik, . ...... 1267
JamesM., ......... 238
JamesW.,......... 599
John, ........ 600, 1259
Lewis W., ........ 633
Lilias Gordon,. ...... 1257
Louisa, ........... 635
Mary,......... 601, 634
Mary Talbot, ....... 1264
Mildred, ......... 1266
Nathaniel E., .. 2... 597
Rebecca, . 2... 2... 1256
Rebecca Talbot, .. 1... 604
RobertM., ........ 602
SamuelS., 2... ...0.., 632
Susan W.,. 2. .....4.4. 598
Thomas Gordon,. ..... 1255
William Canby, ...... 1262
William P., 2... 630
Jaqua, Allen, ......... 813
IdaM,.... 2... 813
Jarman, Elizabeth, ....... 46
Jeremiah, . ........, 46
John,. . . 6, 7, 8, 46, 112, 76, 50
Lewis, ........4.. 46
Margaret, ......... 46
Mary, ......... 46, 112
Priscilla, .......2;, 46, 112
Sarah, .......... 46
Jarmin, Mary, .......... 6
Jeanes, Amos,. ........ 246
Anna (Thomas),. ..... 244
Anna T., ......... 647
Esther (Brewer), ..... 244
Isaiah, . ....... 244, 646
Jacobhh..... 1... 244, 641
Joseph, .......... 644
Joshua T., ........ 642
Leah (Harmer), ...... 244
414
Jeanes, Mary,
Samuel, ..
William,
Jenkins, Elizabeth, . .
Horace, .
Howard M., .
Mary,
Sarah,
Walter, . .
William,
William J.,
Jérman, Edward, .
Elizabeth,
Eliza,
Mary, .
Sarah,
Thomas, .
Jobson, Lydia, .
John David, .
Davis,
Frank,
Griffith, .
Harvey,
John ap,
Lillian, .
Margaret, .
Preston,
Samuel, .
Thomas,
Vining, .
William,
Johnson, Elizabeth, .
Emma, .
Martha, .
Robert,
Johnston, John,
Jolliffe, Amos, .
Elizabeth, .
Lydia,
Mary,
William, .
Jones, Amos, .
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
643 | Jones, Ann,
Cone es 645 Ann E. (Cook), .
244 Aubrey,
16 Cadwalader,. ..
. . 2203 Catherine,
72,5 David,
. 1442 Fd, ....
. 2201 Edd, . .
.. . 1441 Edward, . .
. 696, 76 Dr. Edward,
2202 Ellen,
, 8 Ellis,
. 6, 8 Emily,
. 4 Evan,
. 6, 8 Gerard,
. 8 Glenny,
. 6,8 Griffith, . .
. . . 1336 Hannah,
. 22, 3971 John,
. . . 2151 Jonathan,
. . 2153 Joseph, . . .
27,375 Katherine,
. . 2150 Lemuel,
. 7 Lucy Ann,
. 2154 Margaret,
156 Mary, .....
. 2149 Mary ( Wilson.,
2 Morgan, .
2 Owen,
. 2152 Rebecca Ann, . .
. 1400 Robert,
. 1304 Samuel,
972 Sarah Ann,
560 Thomas,
William, .
2 |, Jordan, Joseph,
S80 | Justice, Elizabeth,
79
77 | Katon, Susan, .
.. 78 William, .
- 39, 43 | Keen, John, .
8 | Keeny, Abraham,
. . 8, 114, 30
. . 112, 274
16
I6
221
108
. 14, 445
8, 46, 250, 1482
. . 1482
tee ew we ew « 46, 30
IVa 2,
763
265
. . 7, 106
» 3771 373
31
695
673
673
. . 1450
202
INDEX. 415
Keeny, Eliza M., 2o2 | Kirk, Annie, .......2.. 848
Jacob, .......... 2oz2 | Kithcart, Jane,. . ....... III9Q
Margaret W., ....... 2oz2 | Klinedienst, Mary, ....... 1086
MaryJ., ......... 2o2 | Knight, Mary,......... 282
William H.,. 2... 2... 202 | Knowles, Sarah, ........ 8
Keimer,S., .......4... 389 | Knox, General, ....... 46, 250
Kellogg, Abby, ........ 520 | Konnard, Tennis ; see Dennis Conard.
Kemble, Elizabeth, . 1571, 2344 | Kugler, John V.,. 2... 0.2.2. 756
Florence, ....... - . 2339 | Kuhn, Anna, ......... 1176
Frances, ......... 2345 | Kulp, Maurice, ..... 2... 2148
Henry Clay,. ..... - ..1570 Retta, ........40. 2148
Isaac Walker, . ...... 1752 | Kunkle, Jane, .......2.., 1399
Mary F. (Walker),. . . . 173 Lewis, ........4. 1399
William, ......... 2338 Samuel, ......... 203
William H.,. ..... . . 731
Virginia, ...... . . . 2346 | LaFayette General, ..... 46, 250
Kendall, Elizabeth Sloan, . . . . 1606 | Lamb, Clayton, ........ 1584
Evans, ...... 272 ElizabethW,....... 2357
George W., ........ 750 HannahW,........ 2359
Harry, .......... 1605 - Winfeld 5S... .....202, 2358
Lillian, ...... . . . 1604 | Lambert, Mary, ........ 669
Samuel Eugene, . . . . 748, 1522 Thomas, ......... 669
Thomas Walker, . ..... 747 | Langworthy, John, ....... 16
William W., ..... 749, 1607 | Lapp, William,. .......~, 1476
Zillah (Walker), . . 272 | Larew, Asahel W,....... 944
Zillah, . . 2 ee we 61608 Clara, .......... 047
Kennon, Arabella L.,. . . .. . 2051 Jame, 2.2... . 949
William, ......... 2051 Lewis, .......... 346
Willie L.,. 2... we. 2051 Lucy, .......... 948
Kelvey, John, ......... 189 Mary Angeline, ...... 946
Sarah Ann, ........ 189 WilliamG, ......2.., 945
Thomas, ....... 18g | Latch, Frank, .......2.~., -46
Kerr, Emma, ....... . . 1096 | Latty, Judge, ......2.., 523
Kersey, Emma W.,. ...... 798 | Lawrence, Elinor, ....... r6
John,. ..... 2.2.4. 292 Ellin, .......222. 8
Kinnemar, Annie, . 814 Henry,.......... 2064
Kinsey, David,. ........ I7 Rebecca, .. 2... 2... 225
John, ........ 677, 1406, Sarah, .......... 8
I91 3093 795 3715 375 Thomas, ...... 37
Mahlon, ......... 363 | Lease, David, ......... 314
Mercy, ......-.+-+.-. 363 | Ledwith, Jean Brice, . . . . . . I811
William Howard, 2162 Rev. William, ....... 1001
416
Ledwith, William Lawrence, . . . 1812
Lee, J. Elwood, ........ 1638
William, ......... 282
Leech, Adna Israel, .. .... 1242a
Alva,. ........ 4. 1240
Flma, ...... 12426
Johny. 2... . 2. . 569
Lewis E.,. . 2... 2... 1237
Lydia Jane, ........ 1241
Martha,. .......4.. 1239
MaryB., ......... 1242
ThomasI., .. ..... 1238
TLehmer, D.,. .......2.2. 1867
Jacob, ........ . 422
Lewis, Ann, ........ 1429, 29
Catherine,. ....... 16
Cornelius, ........ 1427
Daniel, . ......... 46
David, ......... 267, 16
Elyah, . 2... 7... . . . 690
Elizabeth, . 250, 400, 16
Emma, ....... . . 2065
Fvan Robert, .... 2... 5
Henry, ........ 46 8, 16
James, ..... . . 112, 6, 8
John, ......, 105, 250, 7, 16
Lewis, ...... . gO
Margaret,. ....... 250, 16
Martha,. ....... " 1428
Mary,......e+6.8. 7, 10, 29
Sarah, 105, 1426
Susannah,. ........ 16
Lincoln, Elizabeth (Davis), 106
y 3 Abraham,........., 764.
., .§ Mary, 267
Linville, Alice R., . . 1824
Annie, .......... 1018
AguillaJ.,. 2... ..... 10Ig
Arthur, ....... 1023, 1825
Asahel, . 1017
Clement, ......... 1021
Jane, .........., 1826
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Linville, Lucy, ...... 1020, 1823
Margaret, ......... 1024
Marion,. ...-+-+.+.e... 1829
Sarah, .......... 1022
Sylvester, . 2. 2... . 2s. 385
Sylvia... 2... 2... 1827
Thomas, ......... 412
Walker . .. 2... 2... 1828
Lippincott, Elizabeth White, . . . 1269
Howard, ........ 603
. James Janney, ....... 1268
Little, Darlington, ....... 1617
Howard, ......... 1615
Mabel, ...... 1614
Mary,’ ...... 8
RogerM.,. ........ 758
Winfeld, ......2.2.2. 1616
Llewellyn, Ann, ........ 10
David, .. 2... 1. 16
Eliza, ....... 112
Dr. John,. ........ 12
Morris, ....... 112, 16, 37
William, ...... IS
Lloyd, E., Loe age 79
Estella, <4 Q ; ” re 801
David, .......-.--: 247
J... 2 ee ee ee ee 46, 17
Joseph, .......--. 250
Mary, .......... 250
Llud,. 2... 2. ee ee 5
Logan, James,. ....... 19) 375
Longaker, David, ....... 266
Mary, ......-... 266
Longenecker, Henry B.. 1756
Longstreth, Ann, . 249
Ann (Dawson), ...... 249
Bartholemew, ....... 249
Christopher, ....... 249
Jane, 2... 2. ewe 249
John,. 2... 785
Joseph, tee ees 105, 785
Sarah (Thomas), . . 785
INDEX.
Lovejoy, Flora J.,
Lovett, Frank Heston, . 1610
Lowns, Susannah, ....... 8
Ludwig, Chester, . . . 1595
Jane, . . 1594
Oliver P.,. . 738 |
Lukens, Hettie, . 1441
Mary (Caley), . ...... 669
Wood, ..... . . . . 842
Lupton, Ann, .. . . . 88, 576
David, 5381
Edward, 577
Hannah, 214
Hugh S.,. . . . . 40, 579
James, ......,... 88
Jonah, . . . . 40, 213
Mary, re 578
Rachel, ......... 488
Rebecca, 580
Samuel, . Coe ee ke 93
Sarah Ann,’. ....... 238
Mabee, William, . . 1220
Macey, Thomas, ........ 189
Macgilivrae, Alex.,. . . 2... 2, 189
MacInnes, Hugh, 1413
Jannet,. 2... ... 2... 1413
Rebecca, ...... 1413
MacKelvey, Thomas; see helvey.
Mackey, Emma, ........ 1349
Martha,. . .... re 4
William, ......., 4
MacVeagh, Eleanor (Evans), 267
Jeremiah, ..... - 1. . 267
Sarah,. . . . .. . . . 267,670
Wayne,. ......... 267
Malin, Jane,. . 2... 2... 32
Randall, . ......, 35
Susanna, . 2... 0, 250
Maris, Anna, 2062
Sarah, 2... 681
Susan, ......., 1338
. 1223 |
ary
Marlin, Josephine, ......., 1443
Marsh, Lydia, , . 121, 420
Marshall (Altemus), Frances S., 488
Laura, ....... 1775
Mary, ........ 1772
Patience, ... 2... 0... 1771
Stanley, ......0.2.2, 1774
William, . 969, 1773
Marston, Henry Ward, ..... 2022
Joseph Rhoads, ...... 2391
Matthew Randall, 2390
Martin, Anna Y., ..... 2206
Ellak., 2... ...22, 2204
Esther Hallowell, . . .. . 2205
JohnC., 2... 1444
Joseph,. . . . 186, 1218
Sadie, ..... . 1893
Massey, Charles Davis, . . 267, 718
Charles Miller,. . 2... 1529
Eleanor,. ....... 267, 712
George W., . 2... 2... 1547
Isaac Richardson, . . 267, 724
Jacob, . . 267, 712, 718, 724
Jacob Pennypacker, . 1528
LauraS., ........ 1546
Rebecca, ..... 2288
Rebecca R.,. . . 2... .. 1548
Rebecca (Richardson),
712, 718, 724
Sallie B., 2... . » 1545
William Walker, ...... 1527
Mauk, Edward, . 1946
George,. . . . 1944
Helen, .......... 1945
Thomas M.,. ....... 1097
Maule, Ann, ........ 62, 170
Benjamin, ....... 62, 170
Beulah, ......... 165
Daniel, . ......... 58
Ebenezer, ........ 63
Hannah, ...... 170
Jacob, ........., 61, 166
418
Maule, Jane, ........ 61, 170
John,. .......... 60
Joshua, ...... 167
Lewis, . 2... 0... we 64
Mercy, .......... 168
Rachel, ......... 164
Sarah, ........4.4. 57
Thomas, . 8, 15, 59, 170, 171
Zillah, ......... 15, 169
McAlister, John, ........ “79
McCann, Mary, 734
McClellan, Alden, ....... 980
Annie, ....... 1785
Asahel, .......-.-. 1784
Charles, ........ 1788
Leonora, ......... 1787
William, ......... 1786
McClenachan, Charles, 274
Naomi, ........68. 752
Mary (Thomas),. .. . 274
McClure, Abel, ......-.. 493
George Endly,. ...... 497
Joseph, ......... 495
Louisa, .... 498
Lydia, ... 2... +... 500
Mary (Townsend), . . 199
Samuel,. . . 2... .., 494
Seth, ...... 199, 496
Sinah Ann, ........ 499
Susan, ........ 501
McCosh, Andrew, ..... 331
Benjamin, 867
Imma, .... 369
John, ........ 868
Morris, ....... 870
McCullock, Nancy,. .... 1033
McDonald, Gilbert, . . . 1714
John,. . we Cw. 2 17T3
McFarland, Eliza Walker, . . 2286
Emma,. . Le 2287
James Arthur, . . 1518
Mary, 2285
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
McGill, Bellmina,
McGregor, Calvin,
Mildred,
McMillan, Eleanor,
Jacob. ........
Ruth Hannah,. ... .
McNew, Clyde, Lone
George Edward, .. .
John,. ......
Rachel Alice,
Mconley, Isaac,
Tillie, . 2... .
Meares, John, .
Marian (Walker), . . . .
Sarah,
Meek, Grace,
John, .
Love,
Walker, .....2.2.
Winfield, . .
Meeker, Isabella,
Mendenhall, Aaron,
Ann (Pennell),
Benjamin,. . .
Elizabeth,
Hannah,
John,. ........
Lydia (Roberts), .
Martha,. ......
Sarah Emma (Vale), .
Mercer, Albert E.,
AlbertaM, .
Charles, .
Ida Ly...
Jessie,
Jesse Blaine,
Vernon D.,
William,
Meredith, David, .
Eleanor, . .
Yfannah ( Harrison),
John,. ..
INDEX.
Meredith, Katherine, ...... 7
Mary, .......-... 7
Mereu, Margaret, ..... . . 374
Merkel, George A., . . . . . . 1524
Merry, Lizzie, ........-. 204
Metcalf, Ella, .....4.4.2.. SII
Fstella, ..... J... 812
Gillson,. . ........ 810
Dr. Hiram, ........ 310
John Richard, ....... 809
Wooster, .........- 808
Metz, Abraham, ........ 1532
Frank Beidler,. . . .... 2300
Sarah Eliza,. . ... . 4 . 2298
Thomas Overton... . . . . . 2299
Mifflin, General,. . ..... 249, 670
Miles, Mary, ......... 16
Richard, ......... 16
Grifith, ......... 26
Miller, Catherine, . ...... 224
Charles Hatfield, . . . . . 1606
Daniel,. . ..... 2... 1686
Elizabeth,. ........ 135
Guion, .......-. 135, 363
Helen, .........., 250
James, ...-. 2... ee, 224
John,. ..... -. 1. . 250
Jonathan, ......... 250
Kate, .......2.4.. 870
Margaret, . . 2... .... 825
Mary,. ........ 378, 867
Phoebe, ........, II5
Salie, 2... ....2202. 224
Sarah, .. 2... ... 995, 1093
Sarah (Havard),. . 2... 250
Sarah Jane, ..... 2... 224
Milner, Dr... . . . 1... . . . 1361
Mires, Christopher... ..... 669
Mitchell, Joseph,. . . ..... 8
Moore, Abner, ... . 56, 660, 663
Abraham, ......... 358
Andrew, ..... 131, 363, 349
419
Moore, Ann, ........ 52, 106
Ann (Starr), ......., 52
Anna, .........., 350
Asahel, .......2.., 355
Benjamin, . . . . . 160, 264, 357
Della, ..... 0.0424, 1688
Edwin, . . . . 74, 677, 1024, 69
Eliza, 2... 2... 267
Elizabeth,. . 2... 267
Elizabeth (Davis), . . . . . 677
E. Lawton, ........, 1833
Ellen,. . 2... 2, 159, 663
EllenR. ......2020~; 1335
Fanny, .......... 1462
Gilbert,. 2. 2 2. 2, 1460
Hannah,. ....... 249,677
Isaac, . . 159, 267, 348, 359, 663
Isaac Walker, ....... 704
Jacobh ........0.. 360
James, ......... 52, 363
John, .......... 7, 134
Josephine, ........, 1463
Leah,. ...... 163, 660, 663
Leah W.,........., 60
Lydia R.,,. 2... 2... 2. 1017
Margaret, .......2.., 703
Mary, .......... 356
Miriam (Wells), . . 2... 267
Mordecal, ....... 249, 677
Moses, .......... 352
Phebe, ......... 162
Rees,. . 2... . 0.48. 105
Robert, ......2.2.2. 351
Samuel D., ......2.2. 353
Sarah, .. . 2... 161, 702, 1461
Walker, ........ 354, 660
William, .......2.. 8
William F., ... 2... 2... 834
Col. William, ....... 120
Willemina, ........ 8
Morgan, John,. ..... . . 30
Morlan, Albert, . ....... 455
420 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY
Morlan, Donald,. ....... 1157 Mullin, Ida,. . 2... 1... . 2 1395
Harold,. ......... 1158 | Murphy, Moll,........., 8
Mabel, ........2.. 1156 | Myers, Barbara, ........ 344
Percy, .......... 1155 Edna, .......... 2384.
Ralph, .......... 1154 Elsie, . . . . . . . . 2221, 2386
Morris, Ann, ........ 51, 145 Emma (Anderson) .... . 1869
Anthony, ......... 53 Francis, ......... 1955
Caroline, ......... 1459 Frederick,. . . 2... 1. . 1472
Catherine W., ... . . . 16202a Frederick A. . 2... 2... 2220
David, .......... 29 Harry, .......... 1954
Elizabeth, . . ... . . 1456, 29 Margaret, .......4.. 312
Emma, ...... . . . 16206 Mary. ........2.4. 2385
Evan, .......2..4. 20 Norval, . 2. ......42% 1953
Francis, ...... . . . 1457 Pemberton, ....... .I1102
Granville, .......2.. 1458 Philip, ........4.. 1903
Hannah, . ....... 142 Reynolds, ........ 2222
Isaac, .... 2... ee. 140 Wesley,. . 2... 2... 818
Isaac W., . . . . 2. we 700
Isaac Wistar, ....... 1453 | Needles, ElizaJ.,. .....2.. 608
Janey... .......4. 29 | Negus, Lydia, ......... 211
Jean, . 2... 2.2.2.2... 53 | Neilson, Mary Campbell. . .. . 1500
John,. .... 6, 51, 53, 139, 157 | Nester, Jane, ......... 812a
Joseph, ...... - . . 149 | Newbold, Bertha, ....... 1801
Leah, ...... tee 143 Charles, ....... .. . 1800
Lewis, .......46-4 53, 148 Wistar, . . . 2... . . 994
Levi,. . ........ . 762 |) Newlin, Mary, . . . ..... . 135, 363
Margaret, ..... . . «53s 29 Nathan, . .) 2 ro LO... 363
Mary,. ...... .1, 187, 391 Nicholas, .... . . . 135, 363
Morris, ........-.. 53 | Newmarch, Bernard, ...... 250
Morton, ......... 1454 | Nicholas, Mary, ........ 8
Paschall, . . ..... 700, 1455 Thomas, ........ .. 250
Phoebe ...... .. . 8,147 | Nichols, Lucy,. . ...... . 599
Priscilla, . ....... . 392 Roland Pusey, . . . . . . . 1759
Rachel,. . ...... .. 144 | Nimmons, Lunett F.,..... . 549
Ruth, - +... +. 52 | Noble, Abel, . ...... =. =. «+105
Sarah, . . .. . . 141, 146, 1452 Mary (Garrett), . . . . . . 105
Sarah H.,. . . ... =. . . 1620} Norrice, Isaac; see Norris.
Sarah (Paschall) ...... 700 | Norris, Charles, . ...... . 736
Mortimer, James,. ....... 16 Isaac, ...... ee GB
Mosice, Julia, . . . ... . . «4105 | Norton, MaryO., ....... 55!
Mott, Daniel, . . . .. . . . . 1204 | Nova Mercata, Bernard; see Newmarch.
Mullin, Emma M., .... . . . 1528
INDEX. A421
Oaly, Elizabeth, . ..... . . 433 | Paiste, Henry,. ... . . ss . 2090
Oberholtzer, Mary, . . . . . . 1038 Holland, .......0.. 2070
Odbert, Arthur, .......: 439 Homer, ......... 2104
Harford, ........ .I1IIO Horace, ......... 2076
Ivan, ...... +. . .1970 Howard,. ...... 2067, 2100
Olivar, Evan, ......... £440 James, ........ 665, 2091
Olmstead, Edward, . . . . . . . 2253 James L., . . . . . . 1355, 2099
Katherine Nisbet, .. . . 2255 John Davis,........ 2085
Margaret Stearns, . . . . . 2254 Mary Emma, ....... 2072
William Nisbet, . . . . . . 1495 Mercy, .......... 1345
Osler, Frederick Bruce, . . . . . 2018 Phineas, 664, 665, 1352, 2066, 2075
Wilmer, . . . . . . . 1300, 2017 Rebecca R.,° °° 2... 2098
Otmeyer, Henry,. ...... . 203 Robert, ......... 2071
(Yay Owen, Grifith,. . 2... . . 195370 Robert J,......... 1346
Robert, .......068+: 16 Sallie,. 2... 2... 2068, 2089
be Sarah, 2. 1 eee ee es 8 Sarah, .........4. 669
So NG Walter, ......2... 2074
Packer, William Vogdes, . . . . 2219 William Henry, ..... 1348
Pain, Alice, ....... .. . 677 | Pancoast, Mary, ........ 113
Josiah, ....... ... 677 Samuel,. . 2... ....4. 113
Paiste, Brook, . . . .. . a. « 2083 Sarah (Stevens), ..... 113
B. Franklin, . . . . . . 1353 | Pannebecker, Hendrich,. .... 266
Caroline, ... . . . 1350, 2073 ; Parker, Joseph, ........ 669
Caroline E., . .. .. . . . 2087 | Parks, Rachel,. .. 2... ... 249
Charles, . . . . 1354, 2086, 2101 | Parrottet, Sallie, . ....... 1349
David, .......... 1356 | Parry, Elizabeth,. ... ... 679
David W., ........ 2088 James, .... 2... 2... 679
Dillwyn,. . . . . . . 1358, 2103 John, .......... 8, 679
Edna, ........6-48 2084 Lettice,. 2. 2... 2. eee 679
Edward,. ...... 1349, 2080 Martha, ......... 8
Edwin, ...... . . « . 2069 | Parson, Hannah,. ....... 250
Kliza, 2... 1... 1357 John,. 2... .. 2. 2. ee. 250
Eliza W., .. 2... . . . 2105 | Partenheimer, Corinne, .... . 1798
Elizabeth, ......2.. 2102 Gertrude, ......... 1799
Elwood, ..... . + . . 1351 Dr.John, ......... 990
Emma, .........., 2081 | Parvin, Barron Potter, .... . 1644
Florence, ......... 2078 Cornelia Watkins, .... . 1645
Frank, .......2024. 2079 Emily Pancoast, ...... 1641
Frederick,. . . 2... 2077 Helen Roberts, ...... 1640
George,. ...... . . . 1347 Lewis Albert, ....... 1646
Gertrude, ......... 2082 Lilly Wicks,. . ...... 1643
HelenG.,. .... s+ , 2097 Robert, ......... 796
422
Parvin, Robert Howard, 1642
Paschal, Hannah, ....... 8
William, ......2... 8
Passmore, Thomas,....... 135
Pastorius Daniel,. . ...... 1386
Patterson, Joseph, ....... 63
Louisa (McClure), .. ... 498
Pearson, Elizabeth J... ..... 806
Hannah, ...... 803
Isaac, ...... 304
IsaacC., . . 2... ee ee Sol
Lewis W., ........ 807
Pheebe,.......... 804
Ruth Emma, ....... 805
Sarah, .. 1... eee 802
Peart, Elizabeth, ........ 670
Penn, Gulielma Marie, 112, 789
Letitia, . ......6-. 2, 112
William, 2, 52, 82, 112, 677
Y/William, Jr... .. .. 112, 789
‘Pennell, Alice,. . ....... 260
Joseph, 259
Meredith,. ..... 259
Priscilla W., ....... 699
Sarah, .... 2... eee 674
Thamzin R., 700
Pennock, Francis, . 390
J. Darlington, .. . 1044
Walker, Loe 1045
Pennypacker, Ann,... . 740
Annie Walker,. . ..... I510
Brook Wildey, . 1602
Brower, ..... 1600
Coffin Colket, . ...... 1507
Elizabeth Brower, .... . 739
Emma Rebecca, I511
Evelyn, 2270
Frank, ..... 1603
Frances Brower, . . . 742
Hannah Margaret, . 738
Harmon, 1401
Isaac Anderson, 1508
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Pennypacker, Isaac Walker,. . .
Jacob,
John Stearns,
Joseph,
Joseph Brower,
Marcia Cranston,. . .
Margaret (Tyson), . .
Mary Athalia,
Mary Emma,
Mary (Maris),. . .
Mathias,
Mathias Anderson,
Dr. Mathias Jackson, .
Sallie,
Samuel W.,
Sarah,
Sarah Jane,
Sarah Walker, . .
Thomas Walker. .
William Henry,
Perry, Margery,
Peters, John,
Ann Catherine,
Richard, .....
Phillips, Griffith, . .
Isaac,
John,. ..
Lydia,
Margaret,
Samuel, .
Philpin. Daniell, .
Pidgeon, Amos,
Charles,
Edward. .
Tsaac,
John,. ..
Joseph, ...
Lewis,
Mary E.,
Samuel L.,
Pepper, Hannah J.,... .
Peterson, Almira Little, . .
. . 266, 715
. 1504, 2271
715
. . . 1401
. . 266, 126
266
. 1505
. 741, 1601
. « . 1503
. . . 626
... 80
. . 53, 09
. . 2, 8, 282
. 2 +7, 29
. 1198
1200
218
86
. 1197
544
. 219, 619
. 1280
220
INDEX.
Pidgeon, William, . 1199
Pierce, Mary Walker, . . 1275
Perry B.,.. . . 606
Talbot Eugene, . 1274
Piersol, Lewis, 267
Pilkinton, Hepzibah, 307
Levi, . 2... ee ee eee 308
Matilda, 311
Rebecca, 306
Richard, 119
Ruth, .......... 304.
Sarah, 310
Vincent, 305
Walker, 309
Plummer, Anna, ........ 89
Plumstead, William, . ..... 35
Pollock, Nannie Lee, . ... . 596
Pond, Blanche, ..... 1228
Portails, Count du, . . . . . 46, 250
Porter, Jennie E., ..... 823
Potts, Alice, . Lk 675
Ann (Wager), . 675
David, .........-. 675
Hannah, ......... 108
Hester, . . . 675
Isaac, ..... 2... wee 46
Jonas, .........., 3
Martha, ........ 675
Nathan, ......... 675
William, ........ 675
Zebulon, ........-. 675
Powell, Ann (Havard),. .... 250
David,. ..... 6, 250, 19, 3769
Jonathan, ......... 112
John, 2... we 250
_ Mary (Havard), . . . 250
Powaall, Alta, ........4. 1783
Anne, .......... 979
Bertha, . 2... 2... 2... 1780
Chester, .......0.. 1782
Clifton, . 2... ...048. 1781
Deborah, ...- ..... 977
423
Pownall, Edna, ......, . 1820
Ffenry, ; - . 369, 978
Joseph D.C... 1. . 1013
Lilly,. 2... 2, . 1819
Mary, ........ 976, 1779
Moses, .. 2 0. www, 383
Norman, ........., 1778
.-Phoebe, ......, 975
Vincent, .......2.. 1818
Willmer, . 2... . 2... 1817
Pratt, Mary E., ......202. 2028
Phineas, . .... 1334
Preston, Margaret, ....... 8
Price, James, ........., I7
Joan, ....... Le 7
Thomas, ....... 311
William, .......2.2. 222
Prichard, Edward, ....... 112
Priestman, Elizabeth, . . . . . . 669
Hannah, ......... 669
Joseph,. .......0.0., 669
Miriam, ......... 669
Thomas, ........., 669
Prothera, Elizabeth, ...... 16
Protherah, Evan, ..... . &, 16, 26
Protherie, James, . ....... 6
Proud, Robert,. . ... “, . . . Il2
Pugh, Abraham, ........ 7
Ann, .... 2... eee 106
Azariah, 2... . 1... 106
Catherine,. . ....... 106
David, .......... 7
Ellis,. 2. 2... 7, 8, 53) 7) £7) LOL
Eljah, . 2... . 2... 7
Elizabeth,. . 2... . 2... 7
Evan, .......... 16
Hananiah, ..... ; 106
James,. . . we txt ote] . . 7, 106
Jane, 2. Ee LL. . 106
Jane (Roger), . 2... 2... 106
Jesse,. 2. 2. ee 106
Job, ......... 7, 8, 106
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER
424
Pugh, Jonathan, ........, 7
ODT Uecker nee west 106
J OSEDDS Ds ace rahe 50
Mary aoa on piece, as 8, 106
Mary (Evans), pea tee d
Mary (Davis, 106
Machaelss Sen Sean: 7
Mizpah, ie aa Ses 106
‘ Roger, 106
Sinah, wes 7
Thomas,. ... . 7, 106
William seca testes 106
Pusey, James, 135
Sarah Ann, 194
Pyle, Jesse; . os). 183
Pyott, Eliza, isos % 3: 2061
George,. . . . 2062
James, 1345
HSAUIrA aed sans yids 2064.
Phineas, 2065
Williams ew Stee 2063
RabyseAisenath,. sy se fuk a 1191
Radcliffe, CyrusG.,. . . 267
Rambow Hlizay tase: 717
Harry Walker,. . . 2225
Merrit, 2512220
Nathan, 717, 1483
Retersacmen hone ethene 282
Ramsey, Anna Lydia, 205
Charles Dana, . . .. . 2133
Elizabeth (Walker), . . . 36
Ellen D. (Walker), . . 1372
Tarol ds get sca wai a abit: 2132
james)? ins shel. 206
ODN Nee patie scan 205
John W., 205
Joseph Davis, . 2130
Mary M., een 200
Samuel,. . . 1372
Sarah, Berrie: . 2131
William, . . . 5 cn ay 1372
FAMILY.
Ramsey, William W.,. . . . 205
Rankine ANN ,oc<.s2csgai ees he 46
Catherine,. . 46, 117
JAMES ee ssf ove ae ee ae 70
Jane, . Sot . 46, 90, 117
John, - Bese tess. Be 46
Jon rss ac seats AG
Mary 502m . 46, 90
Rebecca, See 46
stephen; va. so ease 70
William, . . . 46, 90, II7
Rebort, John, 46
Redman, Frances (Baynes), 669
Reeds: Georgeyes was a. ts 108
Rees; Davidyat 2, Sep Oe 7
Jane, . 212
Lewis, 30
REGS AD ey a . 46
Thomas, . 2, 16
“ Widow,’’ 46
Reese, Anne, 372
Philip ses ke GS ese 267
Reinharts Mary; ae oS ok Sect 250
Rhoades, Burt, . . . 2181
Frank, . 2180
Matern se . 2183
Preston, . 1419
Warren, . 2182
Rhoads, Adam, . 246
Alfred S., . 2024
Alice S., . 1314
Alice Sellers, . 2022
Anna J., T3211
Daniel,
Daniel J., . . en 24
Edward, .. : 6a.
Edward Keasby, Smith, : . 1547
Francis Sinnicksen,. . . . 1329
James,
Jane, . : ‘ . 1346
Jane Elizabeth, . 1310
J. Howard, 2023
INDEX.
Rhoads, John,. . ... SMO Ra
Josephs 0. a5 26
Joseph Ro, - sve a aa 1318
Joseph James,. ...... 1328
Joshua, ...-.. wyelren eee O48
Julius F., 2... 2... 212
Maria D. (Smith), . .. . . 655
Martha.C. 3 ees 1316
Mary Ann, ..... oo O51
Mary?Jin 2. ccs ce ee ae 1313
Naomi,........ 656, 1315
Naomi(Thomas), ..... 246
Rebecca Naomi, . . . . . . 1330
Sallies 1. so oka 1346
SamuelJeanes,. ...... 1326
Sarah (Jeanes), .... . . 246
Sarah W.,. 0... ee ee, 652
T. Walter, 2... ., Lge L3L7
Zillahy so. ole Li ae ae “e053
Rhods, Annie,. . 2... 2... 723
Rhys, Llewellyn ap., ...... 250
Richards, Abel, . 2... 2... 175
Abigail, fee eo alte See 484
Adelaide, 6. Fa Sse ee 1432
Albert,. 2. 2. 2. 2. 482, 1153
ALICE Nie ES ow 5 eee 1168
VAN esol oh die eee Igl
PANNA?) Geo! is id late RS 1391
AnnaChristine, ...... 1172
Anna Willard (Steece), . . . 479
Benjamins... .... . 1436
Benjamin Sayre,. , . . 461, 1162
3eul II5, 172, 186
BROS Le L285
ja Louise, . . . . . . 1163
Daniel, gett. Set 65, 177, 449
Deborah Ann,. ...... 470
425
Richards; Edith): 7. j).) 427. 2194
Edn aang kau ita eri ae saad 1169
Bd win e021 a ele a ones 1146
BleanorAr, (ea eae ha
BIZ nes ee nena 466
Elizabeth, . . . 16, 66, 452, 1431
Elizabeth (Evans), . . . . . 16
Elizabeth Jism ye janes 2198
Elizabeth ew ii ncss aun 173
Emeline Kirtland, ..... 463
mma 9 ie an ecn nail minal 1433
Enochian eye ania 267
Ettay 757 Sutil cman Mamas: 1152
Fannlesd ya Seq aac eee 458, 1149
Gainor! sia ie iu ica Gennes 16
Georg erry. s cr iiccur a 448, 483
GeorgerA yin ni ie wien eats 457
Hannah Eliaabeth,. . . . . 465
Elavard sive a seit ramen Ay 2144
Elelen ee ac ied te 2186, 2200
Herbert, ii eens megs 2193
Tsaaciie ay sh ee Aman a tar si 184
Asaac Wie, iia! nih enue aaa 467
Isaac Walker, . . 694, 1389, 1430
Jacobs Wis uucf ieeiawae aides 185
Janes ee eceaee 1390, 1434, 2199
JsCleaver, 0 ates aa sia een 2196
IS OSSES RSE ire Fa eae 1147
John, . . 269, 678, 693, 1366, 1437
John James; 20.95). n nai cis 1392
John Kelvey, ..... 479, 1171
Jonny, ue RO he aaa 468, 2195
Josephs 3 vies. sau cen 453
Josephy Des aus maveeren eens 178
Joseph Thomas, ...... 404
Joseph Walker, ...... 481
Je Walkerton sai se tieitenn 475
Toe wis ls eres sansy von Naeem connit 190
ews! Gaetan seein a Sana 2
Lewis Walker, . . . . 477, 1398
Millies Sey ate ears 456, 1148
Mousa, Secure sn aie 459, 1393
426 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Richards, Lydia,. . ... 67,174,462 | Ridley, Samuel, ..... - + . Bg
Margaret,. ........ 16 | Righter, Eunice, ..... . . 2004
Marian, ......... 2145 James, ... +... 2... 1217
Martha, ....... 455, 1144 Leonard, ......-... 2003
Martha W., ..... 1389, 1430 | Riseling, Lucinda, ....... 824
Martha(Wood), ...... 678 | Ritter, William, ........ 250
Mary, ..... 187, 1366, 1438 | Roach, Emma,......... 1746
Mary (Carmichael), 185 | Roads, Ad... ....... I9
Mary T., ,......-.. 1394 | Robert, John, ......... = «£6
Owen, r U sa -. .. «+. 16 | Roberts, Albert, . 2. 4... . . 1425
OtisY.,.......2808. A74 Alga,. . mia BML, 806
Rachel,. . ........ 1150 Allen,. 2... . . 2163, 2170
Robert, . . 454 Ann, ...... La ww . 1364
Rowland,. . . . 2, 16, 176, 1151 Anna, ........4.4. 105
Samuel, 2, 16, 69, 70, 174, 189, AnnaE., .......2.2. 2328
248, 451, 478, 375 Annie,. .... . 1412, 2167
SamuelS., ...... 695, 2197 Benjamin Havard, ..... 1407
Samuel W.,........ 469 Charles, ...... . . . 2171
Sarah,. . 2. 2... 16, 188, 473 Charles Joseph, ..... . 1414
Sarah (Kelvey), ...... 189 Clarence, ......... I415
Stephen, ......... 447 Cordelia, ....... 2... 683
Susan (Supplee),. . .... 1366 Cornelia, toe ee es 1417
Susan Walker,. ...... 1397 David, ........ 247, 1422
Theodore Wright, . . . . . 1161 David Havard, ...... 14Io
Thomas Walker, ...... 729 Ebenezer, ....... . 105
Dr. T.J.........02. 460 Edith May, ........ 2313
Tracy, ........ . . 1166 Edward,. .... 2 2,7,8
Webb, ......... . 1167 Edward Holstien, ..... 2316
William, . 450, 471, 1435, 1439 Edward Walker, . . . . . . 1750
William W., ..... 678, 1430 Elizabeth, . ....... 664
ry af William Wood, ...... 1396 Eliza, . . . . . 268, 1538, 1546
’ S, i, ~ Richardson, Barbara, ...... 8 Ellen, .. tee ww we 657
(, / - i Isaac, .......... 267 Ellin, .. [lay Uf. i. ... 247
+h \, Jacob, . 2. . eee eee 267 Ellis, ... te 106
Joseph,. ........ . 3, 27 Emily, .v,. 0 3... 4.1344
Margaret, . ...-.... 20 Emily May, ..... _ , . 2166
Mary, .....-..... FOS Emily (Thomas),. . . . 278, 763
Rebecca, ........ . 267 Emma Dunwoodie,. . . . . 2325
Richeter, William, . ..... .1771 Evan,. ... .. 2... «31, 98
Rickabaugh, Dr., ...... . 1414 Gainor, . t ee ee 783
Mary, ....... .. + 1414 George, . . oy . . . 1413, 2185
Rickaby, John, ...... . . 669 Greta M.,. . ..... . . 2326
INDEX.
Roberts, Havard, . . 2168
- Hugh,. . 2... 2... 252, 8
+ Asaac, . . 278, 658, 763, 784
j Isaac Burton, ......., 2164
“4saac Walker, . 1408, 1424
JaneW., ... 2... 2... 661
Jesse... . 659
John, . 105, 247, 77
John Coleman,. . 962
John W., . 1420
Jonathan, 2, 8, 10s, 1538, 1546, 977
Jonne, os 252
Joseph... ... 106, 252, 1421
“Katey 2... ee ee. 1423
Lewis, 681
Martha,. ......... 1422
Mary, . . 105, 216, 763, 784, 1418
‘Mary Ann,. . . 660, 685
Mary Davis,. . . ; . 2312
Mary Elizabeth Moore, . 1751
Mary Emily, ..... 1409, 2184
“ MaryW., . 2.00. 662, 686
_7 Mary (Walker), . . . 2... 252
' Matthew, . . . . 8, 105, 159, 663
Norman, . 2165
Rachel, . 666, 1419
Rebecca, . . . 252, 665, 782, 2169
Rebekah, . ........ 684
Robert, . 2... 2... 247
so Sarah, . .... 8, 10s, 662, 679
| Sarah (Shoemaker), 106
Susan Havard,. ...... 1416
Susan HS wee ee ee 2327
Stephen, . . 2... 683
~j a4 Tacy, . 6. ew ee ee 281
| Walker, ......... 682
Walter Jonathan,. . .... 2314
William, . 7) 252, 680, 737
William B., .
William H.,
Robinson, Adam,
Anne,
. 1538, 1546, 2315
. 1411, 1546
249
249
427
Robinson, Elizabeth, 249
Isaac,. 2... 2... 249
Joseph, 249
Mary, 249
Matthew, ......... 249
Moses, ........ 105, 249
Nicholas, . ..... 249
Priscilla, 249
Rachel,. . ......2.. 249
Rachel (Parks), . .... . 249
Rebekah, ......... 249
Samuel, . 2... 0, 249, 282
Sarah,. ........., 8, 249
Sarah (Coates), . ..... 249
Thomas, ...... 70, 249
William, ......... 249
Roblin, . 2... 2... 0... I2
Rockey. Pheebe, .... . 1058
Samuel,. . 2... 399
Rodney, Margaret, ....... 1410
Roger, Janey... ...... 7, 106
John,. .......... 106
Roberts, ...... 106
Rogers, Esther, ........ 267
Hannah, ......... 139
Jacob, ...... 267
Rebecca, ......... 8
Robert, . . ... 28
Ross, Catherine, ........ 108
Eneas, .......... 108
George,. ...-... 2... 108
George, Rev., ....... 108
Gertrude, ....... 108
John,. . 2... 2... ee, 108
Margaret, ......-.. 108
Mary, ........+. 108
Rossiter, Elizabeth (Robinson), . . 249
Mary (Stephens),. ..... 723
Samuel, ........ 267, 723
Rowland, Benjamin, ...... 273
B. Franklins. ......, 754
Caroline, ......... 758
OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
428 GENEALOGY
Roland, EleanoraS.,...... 760
allay a Carpe se atc ee one 761
James, Senay: tae ret 243
Josephye x 2 S53 - 243
Joseph Wagner, . I61L
Marcia G., 752
Margaretta, =a 756
Many; ees eran ies S 755, 1613
Rossen ere ie: . 1612
Ruthanna,. 324k... 751
Samuel J... Sate: 757
Thomas Walker, . . 753
Winfield W., 759
Rulison, Caroline, 206
Rummells, Richard, 315
Russell, Sarah,. . . . . 46
Rytherah, Philip, . . 46
Sass Minions. we. ss 250
Samuels, Margaret, . . 30
Sanders, Hannah;, 403-4. .7 8s « 166
Sands, Susanna W., 694.
Satterthwait, David, . . 977
Sayre, Anna Maria,. . . 178
Scholl, Jane,. . . . 328
Scroggy, Minerva, . 830
Seal, Amanda,... . . 1318
Esther L. Ck y . 1318
Joseph, 1318
Secor, a ha: 189
Thomas, 189
_Sellers, Alice, 650
“Ann E., . . 650
Catherine, . . . 1685
George, . 650
Serrell, Emma, . 282
Martha wes aaee eteamcc acne case 282
Shainline, R. Jane, . . 1539
Sharp, Caroline, 273
Hannah, a e7S.
John, . . 1364
Joseph, 273
Sharp, William L.,
Shaw, Milton, ...
“« Widow,”’
Shearer, Andrew B.,
Charles C.,
Estella V.,
Ethel,
Frederick W.,
Ira S.,
Willetta G.,
Willis L.,
Sheffer, Salmon,
Shephard, Kate,
Sheppard, Catherine,
Hannah,
William,
Sherman, John, . .
Shillach, James,
James T.,
Shippen, Edward,
Shoemaker, Mary,
Sarah,
Thomas,
Showalter, Frank,
Shryock, Laura,
Shuben, Sarah,. . .
. Sidwell, Cornelia,
Sigman, Ida,
Simcoe, John,
Simons, Thomas,
Simmons, Eliza,
Leah,
Ruth Ada,
Samuel, . .
Simpson, Estelle,
Simton, Fannie,
Singclair, Matilda,
Siter, Adam, .
Skiles, Mary Elizabeth,
Slaughter, Louisa,
Myrtle lei
Scie O77
Shinn, Anna Morris, . .
set OZ.
. 1201
- + G8
. 1088
. 1916
. 1921
A eoae G22
. 1923
. 1917
. 1920
. 1919
. . 1918
. . 1878
. 1636
677
677
. 1433, 2192
. 1423
2359a
. 16208
INDEX. 429
Slaymaker, Barbara, ...... 1365 | Smith, Etta Angeline,. ..... 954
Sleek, AbnerW.,. 2... 2.0. 837 Eve, ..- 1... eee 318
Annie, .......... 1703 Horace G., ........ 476
Benjamin W., ....... 838 Israel, 2 2. 2 2 ee ee 347
Daniel,. ..... 1700 John,. ... +... ... 2
Franklin, .......4.. 1705 Joseph,. .....4.. 99, 152
Grant, ........4.. 1707 Louisa, .......... 828
Hannah, ......... 842 Lydia Jane, ........ 951
Harlin, . 2... ... 2s. 1701 Maria Dick,. ......., 655
Ida, ...... . 1696 Mary,......... 541, 839
John, . 843, 1709 Osburn,. ..... . 1190
Josiah, ......... 841 Rebecca (Sinnicksen), 655
Margaret,......... 836 William, ........., 1228
Myrtle, .......2... 1702 | Smurthwaite, Lydia, . 1550
Rebecca, . . . . 1699 | Smyth, Anna Canby, ...... 597
Samuel, . . ... . 840, 1697, 1708 Emily B.,. ...... . 602
Samuel A., toe . 322 WilliamC, ......, 597, 602
Sarah, . 835, 1695, 1704 | Snode, Lucy, ........., 1175
Thomas, ......... 1710 Mary, .......... 1173
Thomas W.,. .... . . . 839 | Sooney, Eliza, ......... 371
William,. .... . 1698,1706 | Spahr, Louisa,. ........ 1875
Sloan, Bessie, . . 2164 | Spangler, Charles, 205
Elizabeth M., toe ke ee 2164 James, .......... 205
Malicha W.,. ....... 2164 Lydia, .........., 205
Martha,. ....... 749 Nathan, ......... 205
Sloane, Mabel,. ........ 1164 | Sparks, Rachel, . ...... 837
Slokom, Anna,. > ....... 955 | Speakman, Mary, ....... 579
Charles, ......2.2.. 1744 | Spears, Annie (Bane), ..... 485
Deborah, ...... 958 Stella, 2... 2... 0, 485
Isaac Walker, 957 | Sporley, Caroline, ....... 1745
Mary, .......... 959 | Springman, Annie, ....... 1435
Samuel . . 362, 960, 1743 | Sproul, Annie,. ........, 1748
Susanna, ....... » . 956 Dora, .........-. 1747
Smallshaw, Thomas, . . . . 8, 23 Dorothy, ......... 2370
Smecley,.George, ....... 8 Everett S., ......2.. 1745
Louisa, ....... 978 James, .......... 959
Smith, Anna Mary,. . . 953 John,. ........2.., 2371
Catherine Iva, .... - 952 Mary, .......... 1749
David, 563, 564 Thomas Jay,. ....... 2369
Edward, ...... 655 William C., . 2... 2... 1746
Eliza, .......... 1229 William H.,. . 2... , 958
Elwood W., . . 2... .. 950 | Stackhouse, Lydia,. ...... 989
OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
430 GENEALOGY
Stalker, Hannah,. . . . . 249
Stamper, John, 8
Stanton, Dr. Benjamin, . 202
Benjamin L., 518
Byron oe 516
Caroline, 2 Fy: 513
Maltonyees cre. ees 517
Davidson sooo eee 514
Blizabethye ot See ens tes es "1183
Emily Irish, . 1184
Jhauratceln eee nes oe 510
Olivera peak Fe 511
JOSEP 5s rent re eres er 512
Rebecca, 509
William, 515
Star, Menick, , 78
mtarny PA Dieta ee ta ae. > . 52, 363
Jeremiah... 75.49. . 52, 363
, Rebecca, 363
St. Aubrey, Lord, 385
INeginaldipar..°. 5. anc: G85
Saunders de, ISS
Stearns, Anna Augusta, . . 1496
Emma Hoyt, 1498
George Herbert Pesrame 1500
John Owen,. .. . . 714, 1499
Margaret C. (Walker), 714
Mary Athalia, F 1495
MatildaStevens, . .. . I501
Onslow, oe neers uk 5 O2,
Sarah’ Neilson)... 3673 2263
William Walker,. . . .. 1497
Steece, Anna Willard, . . 479
Steen, Margaret, 443
Steer, Caroline, 1302
Bde ar perks va ty 1303
Playas cs 639
Grace, ene 1307
Harold, . 1309
Hlarniette; ts gy a-n, qe ais I301
Isaac, 93
Isaac E., 640
Steer, Leah,. 2... 2... 1300
Lewis W., ..... 2.58. 636
Mary sr coi Pd Pet 638
Rachely 3 oe Bets ee 240
Samuel,i <=) 6s Pees ae fo 1299
Samuel dongs ee eee OK ws 239
Sarah Ann, iy 6s ba 637
Walters. n5ss Se 1308
William, 2. /(9 049. ). . 241
Steits, Henry, ....... 46
Stemper, Hannah, ........ 8
Stephens, Abijah, 46, 250, 267, 973
Ada May,....... . 1552
Anna Moore, ....... 267
Benjamin,. . ...... . 267
Davidse ceo 2, 267
Bleanors = ees See. 267
Eliza (Moore), Soh Skea. 267
Elizabeth,. . . . . . 2... 267
Emma,..... Sr eenremey 1°)
Hrances Wey et. cee ss . 1555
Frank P., tae f * 1550
Hannah, . 267, 268, 730
Hannah Jane, . . . . . . . 1549
Hannah (Walker), . . . . . 267
Isaac Moore, ... . 2... 267
Jacob Rogers, . / JLT. © 267
JamesG, 2% 75°. "1563
Jeremiahs ga et is 207
J eSSCN) Me hag Peter aete tg 2 207.
Joanna Davis, . 1542
Josephine, 22.4.0. Qu. . © 1403
Lydia Wells, . ... . "7
Margaret Currie, . . jz
Mary,
Mary ( (Davis ;
Mary E.,
Mary Emma, :
Mary MacVeagh, .
Maurice, . ae
Priscilla, . 267, 373
Rachel MacVeagh, . . . . . 267
INDEX. 431
Stephens, Ruth, ........, 267 | Stratton, Joshua, ........ 201
Richard Currie, . . 725, 742, 1551 Louisa, .......... 526
Sallie, 2... 2... ee. 727 Lydia, .......... 524
Sarah Ella, ..... 2... 1543 Martha,. ......... 522
Sara Frances, wo. ee . 1554 Rachel, . ........ 521
Sarah (MacVeagh),. . . 267,670 Rebecca, ......... 523
Sarah Walker, . . . 722 Sinah,. . ... 2... 508, 527
Susan, .......... 1404 Whittier, ......2.2.. 528
Susan (Davis),. . ... 710, 730 | Street, Janes... 2... 2.0.2. 1372
Stephen,. .... 2... 267, 670 John, .......... 1372
T. Barclay, .... 2... ., 1553 | Streets, Edward, . ....... 1367
William, ......... 267 Mary Elizabeth (Griffin), 1367
William M., . 250, 267, 710, Priscilla (Walker), . . 1367
730, 1403, 1404, 1572 Thomas Hale,. ...... 1367
William May, . 1544 | Streiwig, William, ....... 816
William W., . . 2321 | Stretch, Margary, ....... 8
William Walker, . ..... 723 | Strickland, Mary,. ...... 8
Winfeld, ......... 1542 | Strong, Maria C. Garretson, 203
Stevens, Dionis, . . 713 | Stroud, Ann (Davis),. ..... 106
Elizabeth Molony, . 2337 Sarah (Davis),. ...... 106
Frances E., ........ 1563 | Stubbs, Mary, ....... 1013
Frances Lillian, . . . . 2334 | Stuccert, George,. .. 2... . 279
Hannah Elsie, . . . . . 2333 | Sturgeon, William, ....... 32
James C.,. . . . 1563 | Suitor, Emily (Furgason), . . . . 852
James Clayland, . . 2335 | Sullivan, Annie, ........ 371
John Frederick, . 2... , 2332 | Sunderland, Martha, ...... 1576
J. Thomas, ...... . 1563 | Supplee, EdwinM., ...... 739
Mary Kemble,....... 2336 Frank, . 2... . 2... 1596
Steward, Henry, ........ 2068 Janey... 2... Le, 1572
Stewart, AdaB.,......2.. 1484 J. Wayne,. . 2... 2... 1597
Stillé, Maria, ......... 257 | Suters, Ida (Sleek), . 2... . 1696
Stom, John, .........-. 376 | Sutton, Washington, ...... 203
Stone, Edward, 236 | Swayne, Hannah, ....... 194
Esther, .......2.2.. 25 | Swisher, John,. ........ 871
Kor. Jsaac,. 2... 590
Mary, .......... 236 | Taggart, Austin,. ..... 282, 1440
Story, Thomas, ....... IQ, 370 Esther, . 2 2... 1 1 1440
Stratton, Aaron, 204 EstherE.,. ......2.. 2207
Edward, 507 Joseph R., 2... ....., 1446
Emily, .......2.24. 519 | Talbot, Susan, ......... 89
Jerusha, 525 | Talbott, John, ......... 89
Joel, . 2... 520 Joseph, . ......... 89
+14
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432 GENEALOGY
Talbott, Rebecca (Hirst), 89
Richard, 89
Aare, MNS S355 oo Go ho 88
‘Bermards Se .G cae sas 215
Daniela ees 587
Hdwardsinnm time eens 586
HLATTAC LCS sat ee ee ye es ee te 239
ISAAC Meets soe 363
SSG Scr ty. SAS 379
Dr. John E., 802
Mary, 1644
ManyeAmn,a oh ahaee 9 ts 588
Olly, .-. 1226
Rebecca, 723
bWalliarnise eine sku ey 589
shhamsing ty iaiit. coe tec Ron 590
Ten Heuven, Evart; see De Haven.
pherrellMjanei(Street 47) ie 1372
Johny Wenersee 1372
Sarabtyy cicw ss ei he ee te ose 1372
Thissell, Charles,.. ..... 997
Mary Stuart, . . 1806
Thomas, Abel, 65, 105
Abraham Jowente ce crate aa 8
Anny rat - . 46, 112, 29
Anna, . . . . 105, 244, 249, 1624
Anna Louisa, ....... 765
Anna (Noble),. . . 105
Annie (Lightfoot), . 1416, 1468
Be Aubrey; iy wae 112
ENEMA, 5 5 6) 6 a Ratt peels 2
Benjaminyacsey eee 769, 1626
Charles, . 267°
Clarence Biooey se2073
Be avidly sa rarns ahem ie 46, 105, 112
Edward, 105
u “Eleanor, 112
’ Elizabeth, . . 46, 112
Elliott, . . . . 1416
* Elwood, . 1416, 1468
~ Emily, 3 . 278, 770
Emily H. (Holstien), . 1488
OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Thomas, Esther, - 17, 46
Frank, 2176
Hannah, ; 112
Herbert, Ur.) eo; 787, 2175
Hezekiah, . 8, 46, 267
TGA AC eal ae > Ay © patos 2
Nl 2coD ere y sas. cm 2 Il, 46, 51
NACOD pn asset pee 8
James, es 2 ul2, 76
Jane Walker, 282
Johny =~. 12, 112, 28
34 )°Jonathan, . 112, 282
_af Joseph, 2050150277, 27.
"Joseph Davis, Be 23 LT
Joshua, ... 105
Letitia, . . I12
APOUISAy An, ore cee r gare Sir 280
Lydia ea II, 65, 112
Lydia Bell, . 1245
Margaret, .... . 16
Marian,. . . . 1247
Marine,. . . . . 1536
Marthasege area 112
Martha ee 112
Mary, B28
105, 112, ae 274, nae 79
MaryeAmnhacees <5 oe ene ee 767
Mary H., ae 267
Mary (Harard), . 112, 250
Mary M. (Stephens), 267
Mary R., . 1468
Melissa, Pye ane 240
Michaels ace) ise ee ee so LS,
Miriam, . 250
Naomi, ;
NENG) os 6 r12
Nathan,
Ononah,
Owen,. .
Pauline Lewis, . .
Pearson, Sos oo, ARE ee
Peter, II, 12, 16
Be INDEX. 433
py Thomas, Philip, ....... 46, 267 | Townsend, Edward Francis J., . . 1186
ha, Priscillay: 7.55.20). ee 46 Emmoryey 4 ae eee 534
nal 112, 245, 267, 279, 772 Eugene Washington, 1188
AS Priscilla (Jarman),. .... 112 Eveline May, ~ ... as. 1185
nh Rebecca, 112, 771, 786, 1356, 1488 Franciss (406. ar ee ne 82
Rebecca::B:; 05... ea ee 1625 Erancis)\i-5). 00) epee eee 206
vf Rebekah, so). es eee 267 Efannah, a ea eee 204
; HY y Rees, . . 8, 112, 275, 768, 785 Hazelilouisay eee eee 1189
HREES aT sy cen Pyke ey pee 54 Jas Wise Gh a teeny 506
{40 | SpeRichard). > ve: Sed eee 112 John] 5 N95 eae ean aS 538
vl MmeRobert; o. ico eS tree eee 1058 Josephs. 4: ast Gang 82
. dt? Ruth ek ee Ne ne 17 Joseph i ie ee 502
Samuel,. . . . 8, 112, 446 Wewiss isi. anne gaa me 203, 535
Garalse i ag cuscsatve oe eae 8 Toy dias, Si Ge © aia ee ee 205
eG \ < 46, 105, 243, 276, 1243 Lydia Mere wee genes 514
Sarah (Jarman), ...... 46 Marthay hye ener 202
AY @AeCSOIOMON, -. us ss sa nko 40) Mary ji cja seer emer 199, 537
: Susans Mes. 9 5 ie heme 446 Milo: As, uty eee 223
BM ACY, Oo 5h verar dee ae oe 1248 Mira. Ee, uke naar 503
/ ¥y 7S ;Thomas . 2, 8, 17, 46, 267, 23, 37 Rachel; s(.s kee eee seers 82, 201
i, ewalter, 1244 Rebecca (Way), ...... 200
| f ) William, . . 8, 46, 112, 267, 16 Richards is eee 82
Williams Bs sprore togi es 764, 1488 SarahyAnn) 3.) 2) ene eee 539
a William Penn, ..... 112, 281 Sarah Elizabeth, .... . . 1187
F William Roberts,. . . . . . 2174 Sinahy ass 6) eee ee 536
4 achariah,: ip). oh Sask oo xe 4 Tazettat vote ty en ears 505
Thompson, Abel, ....... 96 | Townsley, Harriet, .. .... . 985
st Margarets ots eee he cane 97.) Lrego,,Jonathan,e) ary) ages 770
(| Many, neon ies: Gian ona rane 1817' (|: DrostleHarry,, “cee tee oe 865
Saralivea ad (ae ye emees 8 l\usErotters Ann; 2c. es 675
UN re a Aer a 43, 95 Joseph; ao ate ae oe 675
Re a Sr Es 1364 Martha. a jiu) enc 675
Be eras 3 hh 108 | Trout, Frank, . .. . . . IOI, 1814
ard eer tc. cae 669 Jeremiah) ee ee 1816
SEE ae 1939 Mazieys pie ee OLS
Sehr: ees 108 | Truman, Beatrice, ..... . . 1790
i 1364 James; a5 te cater eee 135
ete MR arn es 1364 Margarets = 2S) iggesae) in £7.89
PO cheep ee ness Shee 1364 guhomas, a. eo eee 981
‘Tod PLY Sierences ye caesar a2 pacbudkersijoseph,, aie eee O71
Townsend, Abel W.,...... 200 | Tunis, Abraham, . ....... 112
Gelecias; “oa fee ee 504 Abram, a qn. opio cach ne 112
434 GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
} 4d ‘Tunis, Anthony, ........ 112 | Underwood, JesseW.,. ..... 205
Aubrey,. . 2... 7. ee. 112 John M., ...... 2... 203
Charles, ......... 112 Lydia Ann, ........ 204
Hannah, .......,-. 112 Mabel, ...... - 1 + . 204
Jane,....... 2.286. 112 MargaretS.,. ....... 205
Priscilla, . ........ 112 Mary Jane, ........ 205
Rees, .... 2... 2%. 112 Norman, ......... 812d
Richard, ......... 112 Russell,. . 2... 2... 204
William, . . 2... 1... 112 Wilbur,. ......... 204
Tyler, Charley ........ 342 | Updegraff, Ambrose, ...... 88
Clara, ..... 2055 Ann, .......... 88
Estelle, 2... 2... .. 2056 Ann (Lupton),. ...... 88
Helen Marquis, ...... 2393 David, 2... .......- 88
Ida Etheredge (Fergusson), . 2057 Hannah, .... ... 88
Lucy, ....... 1341 James, ....... 88
Virginia Etheredge,. . . .. 2394 Joseph, ......... 88
Walter Bancroft, . ..... 2057 Josiah, . 2... 2... 88
Tyndaethwg, Conan, 5 Mary, .......... 88
Tyrrell, George, . . . 1372 Nathan, ......... = 88
Tyson, Barbara, ........ 266 Rachel, ........2.. 88
Cornelius, . . 266 Susanna, ......... 88
Joshua, .........., 282 Thomas, ...... 88
Margaret, . . 266, 286, 1364
Mathias, . . 266, 1364 | Vale, Ann, .......... 54
Asahel Walker, ..... . 908
Ulman, Clayton, . . 2178 Edwin, .......... g12
Joseph,. ..... 2179 Eli... . ee 906
Lewis, .......... 2177 Elizabeth Ann, ..... . 907
Uriah, ...n 2... .. 1417 Hugh Mortland, ...... 1858
Umstat, Eve, 266 Isaac, . 339, OII
Hans Peter, ........ 266 John, ......... . 905
Nicholas, ......... 266 Joshua,. ...... =... . 1070
Underwood, Ada, ...... 203 Mary, ..... . 126, 913
Anna, Do ee ee 204 Nathan C., oe ees GHD
Arthur, .......0... 204 Oliver, .... 2... . . 1855
‘Charles, . ....... 316, 204 Portia Irene,. . . . . . . . 1857
Charles Harrison, ..... 204 Robert Amos, . . .... . 909
Emeline, 207 SarahEmma, ..... . 1856
Enola, 203 | Valentine, Rebecca, . .... =. 249
Eugene, 204 Thomas, ........ . 249
Florence, .. . 204 | Yanderslice, Hannah,. .... . 4
Jesse, 205 John,..... Loe 4
INDEX.
435
Van Norden, Jno., . . . 7h gO WalkerAbel Mca ie a ee tan ea 436
Van Scoyoc, ( Vansiock), Annie $873 Abel Townsend, ..... ., 1236
Benjaminuws, 6 ee a 332 ASD lV cat idlitt ie ere He ge eet 1096
Charlesy. § voi. ee ee ES 07,0) IAD erin ene 118, 122, 824
Clintons ae ae S74 Allberta, ci itp ie Danaea 2135 /A
IBNOCHS: «hae ae RLS haa A fred pl ahi MOM inate ee reais 880
Tray eA Rs ce ee ee SSO) Alice Adelaide Wis navn l254
Jessie Annah, «...0. .).). 865 ALICE iiiterrea ens neva 5 OS
lOCIET pus i:s oc se aise wena A UAlice Marya bya any eens eee 2126
Wloyd. Gis ae. et an . 860 Atay, |(Grithith;) yes ieee aes 436
Meloy dell ys. yn ee ie ae ee S72 PANICLE Walia (eae FOr as aera 1565
IManalyec ar. eticiay sit eeerens 20 CASTIIN rhipat eee 70, 131, 248, 269
Mary Alice, 3 Oceans BOT. ATT ESLIZ a nO io Saas ere 1210
IMorriss). son oe 8 eS 76 PAIN. Aine) AU gene 326
IMIOSES ye eae ee, ee RE 3 2) 382, 397, 1025, 1234, 1658
Rebecca Janes. 20 ve S03) Ama Bn ihn ant aun ert 53, 1116
RUN eyes fe) Gl On ee RO Anna Broadess, .. . . .. 1518
Sarah: Estella, .* Gerais vee es OOn Anna)Maria,s Naege Gunn i OOT
Susanna, ee RS OO 1 Annas Mary, i tue nea 1217
William Cooper i.) 2205 11362 ‘Annabelle win ve wm. nte ier 2217
pode? y Vaughan, Anny: colo eee sO PATINIes a Si nie 361, 584, 2134
MomiaGee, William, (5.0.52 8 86 Annicyvin noo) ewan GLOAGS
ear George; ss. Fe ee O20 Anpie#Potts si. aye ee 1883)
Georges Fe ieee 23500 Annie Robison, . . . . . . 1668
MarysMorris; 3) 258 6. Se i23boe Amnie! Ross 5): Sayteue ae irene 715
WWalliamySiy) sch tae cj tt 23506 Aquilla Spencer, . . . . . . $31
Mogdes Altamonta, . . .-. .... . 1471 Arnoldsok 2) iene AZSoalOgO
Margaret, cht iis eee EATS Asahel, 52, 126, 133, 138, 251, 364,
Reynolds. ts jaca, US eel 473 387, 397, 829, 877, 942, 1030
Richards. Sai. hte cn eN LAT AS Asahel Morris,. . . . . . . 934
Williamie 68525. = VERE EOS, Asahel Wie ie nc cee OLS
Mrych, Mervyn, 5.05 20): 5 Athaliag cai sera sae 1557, 1561
Athalia L. T.,. . . 721, 748, 1522
Bases Never at Caan TORO Aubry; tenis hae eee neeians 2228
Bahilipjs tr oe esas Neos, Azael, see Asahel.
Bie ete O76 Barbara tne ig 24)
se 675 Benjamin, 51, 124, 158, 769, 1128,
fering, 2 2s 3. 2 "200 1652
PIA er eT OA Benjamin F., ....<.. 51, 813
\ , Aaron, .. 368 Benjamin Harris, . 321, 826, 1670
Abel, . 7, 40, 54, ea 100, io 214, Benjamin Havard, ..... 1593
443, 554, 560, 1129 Berthaswyacay tees eet ane 1681
436
Walker, Bertha M.,
A.
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY
wee ee, 1212
Bertram Keener, . . .. . 1291
Beulah, ...... 16, 325, 1943
Brinton Eugene, . 16494
Calving... .... 2... 821
Caroline, ....... 444, 1466
Catherines. ........ 293
Catherine (Rankin), . ... 46
Charles, . ........ 618
726, 941, 1127, 1130, 1143, 1281
1464, 1574, 1661, 1673
CharlesM., . ....... 1481
Charles P., . 2... 2... 914
Charles Wells,. . ..... 1379
Charlotte... .....2.. 1573
Charming Iden, ...... 1971
Clara Vogdes, . ...... 1483
Colket, . 2... .....4. 1482
Colonder,......... 291
Cornelia Needles, ..... 1276
Daniel,. . . 2, 14, 34, 72, 84, 216
Daniel H., . ......., 549
David, ....... . 677, 1135
Deborah, . 12, 369, 552, 969, 1134
Dixon, .......... 2047
Ebenezer, ........ 45
Eddie M.,. ........ I1I3
Edith, .......... 1985
Edith B.,........ . 609
Edward, woe ee eee 85
129, 430, I211, 1650, 1684, 1941
E. Enfeld, . ....... 1033
Eleanor Edwards, ..... 2227
Eleanor Massey, . . 1485
Eli, . 2... ee. 1655
Eli J., es 555
Elias Hicks,. . .. . ee 435
Eliel Allen, . ....... 832
Elisha Hunt, . 40, 605
Fliza,. ...... 155, 210, §53
Eliza Ann, ........ 571
Eliza Cowgill, . . . ... 1385
Walker, Eliza Jane,. ...... 624
Eliza Josephine, ...... 963
Eliza (Rambo), ...... 717
Elizabeth,. . ....... 3
4, 36, 39, 86, 98, 223, 319, 336, 820,
1144, 1935
Elizabeth B., . . 736, 1563
Elizabeth Baynes, ..... 1364
Elizabeth (Beidler). . 1409
Elizabeth Cooper, .... . 1270
Ella,... 2... ee, 1564
Ella Virginia, 1386
Ellen, ........2.. 202
Ellen Davis,. . ...... 1372
Ellen L. (Wells), . . ... 674
Ellis,. 2... ee. 1093
Elsie, 1560
Elwood, ......... 1974
Emily Eckman, ...... 2123
Emily Pancoast, ...... 997
Emma,... . . . 289, 917, 2348
Emma J.,..... . IIIO
Emma Jane,. ....... 716
Emma Thamzin,...... 1218
Enoch, . . 6, 13, 115, 288, 300
Enos, ....... .. . 882
Erle... 2... 2.2... 1835
Emest, . 2... 0...” 1975
EstherEmma,...... . 933
Esther Jane,. . ...... 964
EstherL.,. 2... 2 0, 582
Eugene, 1962
Fannie Baynes, 1368
Fanny Baynes,. ...... 2124
Florence, apron owe 2 TIT
Frances, If, oN ea. 2 1939
Frank,. ...., 8122, 1136, 1683
Frank Jones, 2223
Galusha Grow, ...... 1665
Garretson Cook, . ..... 345
George,. ... . . . 102
172, 297, 442, 920, 1141
INDEX.
Walker, George B.,. . . . . .. 823
George W., ........ III!
Glen Gifford, ....... 1960
Gordon Kent, ....... 1094
Haines, .....--.. 1031
Hannah, ......... 5
Hannah Ann, ....... 438
Hannah (Stephens), 268
Hananiah,. ...... 250, 673
Harold, ....... 1966, 2350
Harry, ....... 1138, 1579
Harry Stearms,. ...... 1484
Harry Thomas, ...... 2218
Harvey, . . II3ZI, 1662
Havard, . . 675, 2137
Hayes, ........4.. 812a
Helen Duer, ....... 2127
Hepzibah,. ........ 125
Howard, ......... 1575
Hugh, ....-..... 620
Ida, ...... 2.2.2.4. 1477
Imogene, ... . 2347
I. Newton, ........ 1576
TraB., 2... 2. - 938
Irene, ..... 1976
Isaac, 2... ee ee 8
37» 55, 70, 89, 90, 106, 127, 135
211, 257, 270, 335, 363, 619, 623
668, 737, 830, 1407, 1409, 1566
IsaacC., . .. 2 ee, 972
Isaac John, . 2... 1... 434
Isaac Hampton, - 1767
Isaac Lewis, ....... 966
Isaac M., 2 2 2 ee 932
Isaac P., 2... Uke 441
Isaac Priestman, . . . . 1365
Isaac S., 2 2... . 885
Isabella, .. 2... . » . « 1475
Isabelle, . 2... 2... :, 2215
Israel, 2 2. 132,570
IvinsC., 2... 0... 1468
337
Walker, Jacob, . . ....., 17, 1568
JacobB., .......40., 730
JacobR.,. 2... 2.2. 574
James, . . 128, 286, 365, 621, 822
James Abraham, ..... . 2129
James Baynes,. . . 1366
James F.,........., 1216
James M., . . 228, 593, 967, 1272
James Marshall, ...... 1770
JamesW., ........ 1289
Jane,* * . . 231, 255, 271, 915, 7
Jane (Havard), ...... 250
J. Clayland, . . . . . 2330
J. Blaine, . 2. 2... 2... 1834
Jarman, ........ 32, 120
JennettaB.,..... 1293
JeremiahC,. ....... 437
46, 109, 114, 154, 208, 234, 249
284, 366, 674, 1026, 1214, 1369
1376, 202
Joseph B., ...... 734, 1559
Joseph Burden,. . ... 263, 268
JosephC., ...... 561, 1036
Joseph Coates... .... - 388
Joseph D., ........ 1298
Jesse,. . . . 117, 312, 8126, 812¢
Jesse Wager, ....... 1382:
Joel, 2... 2. ee. 157, 391
Joel Aaron, ........, 440
Jol H., 2. ........ 110g :
JolM., .......2.. 1104
Joel P.,. 2... 1107
Jonathan, ......... 705
John, . . 121, 318, 420, 710, 8120
JohnC., 2... .. . 2... 1106
John E., ......... 1836
John Edward, ....... 230
JohnM., ......... 8125
John Owen Stearns, 1520
John S., Coe 819
John Willard, ....... 1125
Joseph,. ......... 4
438
Walker, Joseph Jeanes, ..... 1380
JosephL., ........ 626
Joseph Lewis, ....... 1768
JosephM., ........ 445
JoshuaV.,. ........ 51
Joshua Vale, ....... 341
Julia,. 2. 2... 1215
Julia Ann, ........, 879
J. Wallace, . 2... 2.2... 1121
Kate, .......... 1937
KerseyJ,. ........ 812a
LaviniaM., ........ 812d
Leah,. ..... 56, 93, 103, 152
Leah C., ........ -. 939
Leah Jane, ........ 1297
Levi Granville, . ..... 937
Llewellyn G., . 2... 2... 1290
Lewis, .......+2.-. I
4, 10, 42, 48, 88, 113, 232, 290
302, 594, 622, 667, 676, 795, 881
1252, 1373, 1388, 1963
Lewis B.,. ........ 209
Lewis J... ......2.. 1120
Lewis James, ....... 225
Lewis Katon, ....... 1377
Lewis Morris, ....... 433
LewisP.,......... 940
Lewis Pearson,. ...... 344
Lewis Preston,. ...... 1219
Lewis Townsend, .... . 551
Lincoln, ......... 1657
Louisa,. ....... 338, 1097
Loyal, .. 2... ee 1142
Luella, ... 1... ee, 1977
LuellaL.,. ........, 1213
Lyda A.(Fawkes),. . .. . 967
Lydia, ...... Lee 4
75, 87, 99, 213, 558, 916
Lydia E.,..... wee es 935
Lydia Elma,. ....... 1235
Lydia (Garretson),. .... 126
LydiaJ.. ......... 812¢
GENEALOGY OF THE WALKER FAMILY.
Walker, Lydia Jane, ...... 346
Lydia Marsh, ..... 320, 420
Mabel, .......... 1776
Mahlon M.,........ I117
Malvin,. ...... . . . 1675
Margaret, ....-.-.. 31
316, 431, 709, 8122a, 1678, 1959
Margaret (Currie), . .... 108
Margaret Currie, ...... 714
Margaret Jane,. .... . 1092
Margaret (Jones), ..... 114
Margaretta, ...... 390, 1027
Maria, . 2... 5.2. - ee, 815
Marian, ....... 287, 1578
Martha, . . . . 81, 207, 548, 559
Martha B., ........ 572
Martha Carmon, ...... 1965
Martha (Potts), ...... 675
Mary, .......... I
9, 29, 33, 38, 47, 49, 76, 83, III
134, 236, 252, 273, 317, 362, 389
583, 591, 671, 708, 921, 973, 1378
1558, 1569, 1653, 1656
Mary Adeline, . ...... 833
Mary Alma, ........ 1984
MaryAnn, ........ 221
226, 339, 678, 968, 1295
Mary Alice, . 2... 1... 1371
Mary Baynes, ....... 2128
Mary (Baynes), ...... 669
Mary (Beeson), ...... 40
MaryD., ...... . . 1029
MaryE., ... 2... 229, 592
Mary Frances,. ...... 731
Mary Grace,. . .... por 1964
MaryH.,..... 556, 607, F114
Mary Helen, ....... - 796
Mary Isabelle... .... . 1405
Mary Jane... .... 1133, 1331
Mary Jones,. ....... 2224
MaryL., ..... . . . . 1108
Mary Louisa, ..... . 962
INDEX. 439
Walker, MaryM., ....... 627
Mary Pennypacker,. . . . , 713
Mary (Rankin), ...... 233
Mary. Ruth, sre 50 Sets 575
Mary Schall, . 2.2... . 1524
Mary Virginia,. ...... 1666
Mathias Pennypacker, . 717, 1525
Maud, jy ok eRe me ie 1677
Minnie;~ "sss 814, 1672
Miriam, ici Peed 569
Miriam -G.y0 22h. 4 818
Miriam Kempster, .... . 2138
Miriam: L.ye0.. 8.2 5, RR 817
Mollet oh... ss pee ichat aes 1676
Mordecai, ios ia es 44
Morrisy-° 08.1.5 ee tbs . 827, 883
Morris E., ..... A Sei 3 40.
, ,Moses,.-. 2... ees 670
WUdete € Naomi, - >... ee cee 112
Mme ~=CtC<“‘;« 1360 Hannah C., . 1279
allichea th stay near ake ee 1361 Henrietta. . 1406
fn Sarah, . 2095 Howard, Saya . 2158
“ _ Wetherald, Sarah, 669, 1384 Isaac Walker,. . . . . 611, 1277
~ Wharton, Robert, 27 JamesiW.,<- 42) ais 615
Wheeden, General,. . ..... 267 Joanna, Pega 108
Whitby, Thomas,. . . 19 John; eae. oe 60: 679, 2160
White’ Barclay, 1324 Josephine eats, oa 2, 679
George F., 1324 Joseph Roberts, . .. . . 1399
Harriet, 440 Lettice (Parry), 679
Rebecca L., hake 2025 Lewis, 679
Rebecca M. (amb), : 1324 Wile steers 2 . 2159
Walter Rhoads, 2026 Mary, 5 8, 250, 1041, 2146
Whitestone, Robert, . . F2s ZF Mary Jane, : . 1400
Whitson, Benjamin, 1008 Millie, . 2155
Ethel, 1813 Millie May, . 61
Joseph Paxton, 1006 Morris, . . . 250
Mary, 1007 Nancy;. 2". {12
Samuel, 1004 Phoebey oy 2 45
Sarah, 1005 Rebecca, 4
Thomas H., 379 Rachel eee 2
Whittier, John G., . 2... 189 Samuel, 12
Wickersham, Robert, . 591 Darah, se sew na ;
Josiah, 203 Sarah (Roberts), .
Wildey, Margaret, 741 Susan Talbot,
Wiley, Eve, 1080 Thomas, .
Wilhelm, Georgia, 1340 Walker, 4
William, Edward, 16 William, . . 9s 575
Ugh yee een se 30 William K., . 1405
Williams, Albert B., 604 | Willis, Samuel, 8
INDEX.
Willits, Samuel, 804
Wills; Michael (304 5g ee 8
Wilsons-Amanda, sf per 829
Anna, pS A a eee 568
Athalia L. T., . Aiea TO)
Coffin Colket, . 1515, 2282
David, . . . 250, 716, 1482, 1514
Eliza (Siter), . . 716, 1482
liza olter,c.s ca eens 1513
Elizabeth West, 2280
“Emma Jane, . 2277
Harry, : 46
Helen Anderson,. ..... 2281
Jackson Anderson, . 2284,
Rebecca Thomas, 2279
Sarah Pennypacker, 1512
Thomas, 83
William Corson, . 1517
William West,. . .... 2276
Winfield, . 712283
Winfield Siter,. . . 716, 2278
Wisegawer, Thomas B.,. . 323
Witmer, H. C., 1065
Wolf, Kate, . . . 1874
Wonders, John, 1692
Wood, Anna J., 789
Martha sega) sci. paae etN. 707
Nancy, eee 1365
George, . /YPO ; 19
Wooden, Clara R., . 205
Vola ion Geer hd 60S 8 205
aE tae Soesja use Rlomn hac ghey 205
46
Pes oe esas 207
. . 46, 106, 250, 267
ginia, - 1759
ora, . . 1761
‘ alker, - 1757
Meret iti: . . 964
ACMMEERUIUCCT, Ges es bes so L7H
Maria Louise Antoinette,
. 1760
443
Worst, Mary Pauline,. . . 1756
Newton Kelso, 1758
Worthington, David W., 719
Wirisht Anny. 4). aneeu anne o 3 07,
Beulahien +) 200) eee LOL
Charlesiiiec) ae seturioas 222
Elizabeth, eh 9)
ane seen ee ee eae . 67, 183
Louisa Maria, . eeAor
Lydia (Richards), 67
Marys cen ae 67
MaryAnn; 7%) 2c 180
Milliey ety yun 1405
Samuelsen, eee eee 67, 182
Sarah Jane, ... 1377
~Yarnall, Alice, . 701
SAMOS feieesh Aires wenre ene 107
Peli Caer ars 107
Tee Weta ein 260
Elizabeth seine ae 182
Hannah (Mendenhall), . 107
Mordecai, . . 107
Nathan, 107
Priscillaaaei eae 107
Sarah, 259
M@homas, iiss 2 ee ees 262
Walker, 258
William, yore: ; I82
Zillah eens P21
VarnellsEmma; ce cee 1533
Yarrow, George, . . . 1571
Harry, 2341
Kemblesi: 3. are aero 2342
Mary Kemble,. .... . . 2340
William Kemble, . . 2343
Yates, Mary (Baynes), . ... . 669
Werkes iletticn ea umiiea ar. 697
Zeel, Jacob, . SST
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