OUR WALKER FAMILY BRANCHES
WILLIAM WALKER FAMILY: (William Sr. 10)
10. William W. Walker Sr. b. 17 Mar 1701 Clones, Monaghan, Ireland d. Jun 1869 Hillsborough, Orange County, NC m., Rose Mary Rosborough.
NOTE: Possible father of William W. Walker Sr. is William W. Walker the 1st.
FAMILY AND DNA NOTE: I wish to thank David Walker davwal@netease.net for sharing his family history which was written down by his father, William Pinckney Walker Jr. in 1961. David also writes: Some time after 1869, Aaron H. Walker wrote in his biography “My ancestors as far back as I can learn came from Ireland and settled in Maryland in or about what year, I have never been able to learn - only that it was before the war for Independence. My Great Grandfather was named John, and in company with one of his brothers, Philip, moved and settled in Orange County, N.C., about 10 miles North West of Hillsborough before the Revolutionary War and as a soldier took part in it on the side of the Colonies, and for Independence. My Great Grandfather married a Miss Ashford and they had eleven sons, but no daughters. My (Aaron) parents raised three sons and four daughters.
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WILLIAM WALKER FAMILY: (William Sr. 10)
10. William W. Walker Sr. b. 17 Mar 1701 Clones, Monaghan, Ireland d. Jun 1869 Hillsborough, Orange County, NC m., Rose Mary Rosborough.
NOTE: Possible father of William W. Walker Sr. is William W. Walker the 1st.
FAMILY AND DNA NOTE: I wish to thank David Walker davwal@netease.net for sharing his family history which was written down by his father, William Pinckney Walker Jr. in 1961. David also writes: Some time after 1869, Aaron H. Walker wrote in his biography “My ancestors as far back as I can learn came from Ireland and settled in Maryland in or about what year, I have never been able to learn - only that it was before the war for Independence. My Great Grandfather was named John, and in company with one of his brothers, Philip, moved and settled in Orange County, N.C., about 10 miles North West of Hillsborough before the Revolutionary War and as a soldier took part in it on the side of the Colonies, and for Independence. My Great Grandfather married a Miss Ashford and they had eleven sons, but no daughters. My (Aaron) parents raised three sons and four daughters.
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W.R. Walker
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Search Engine.
FAVORITE LINKS:
THE WALKER SURNAME DNA TESTING PROJECT
BMD-Certificates for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
10. William W. Walker Sr. b. 17 Mar 1701 Clones, Monaghan, Ireland d. Jun 1869 Hillsborough, Orange County, NC m., Rose Mary Rosborough.
NOTE: Possible father of William W. Walker Sr. is William W. Walker the 1st.
FAMILY AND DNA NOTE: I wish to thank David Walker davwal@netease.net for sharing his family history which was written down by his father, William Pinckney Walker Jr. in 1961. David also writes: Some time after 1869, Aaron H. Walker wrote in his biography “My ancestors as far back as I can learn came from Ireland and settled in Maryland in or about what year, I have never been able to learn - only that it was before the war for Independence. My Great Grandfather was named John, and in company with one of his brothers, Philip, moved and settled in Orange County, N.C., about 10 miles North West of Hillsborough before the Revolutionary War and as a soldier took part in it on the side of the Colonies, and for Independence. My Great Grandfather married a Miss Ashford and they had eleven sons, but no daughters. My (Aaron) parents raised three sons and four daughters.