¹1850 Census of Macon County, Alabama, page 273, Albert G. Wray, age 40, born in Georgia, Sillus Walker,   age 21, born in Georgia
1870 Census of Macon County, AL, page 16, Warrior Stand District, Silas Walker, age 45, born in GA, Fatty, age 24, born in GA, Silas, age 10, born in GA, Susan, age 6, born in AL, Jinks, age 4, born in AL, Son, age 2, born in AL
1880 Census of Bullock County, Alabama, page 75C, Silas Walker age 58, born in AL, father born in GA, mother born in GA, a farmer, wife Faitha, age 40, born in NC, father born in NC, mother born in NC, daughter Martha A. Walker, age 19, born in AL, son James T. Walker, age 14, born in AL, daughter Amanda Walker, age 12, born in AL, daughter Lucy M. Walker, age 10, born in AL, son Robert L. Walker, age 8, born in AL, son Andrew J. Walker, age 6, born in AL, Franklin Walker, age 1, born in AL
1900 Census of Barbour County, AL, page 145A, Silas Walker, age 79, born Aug. 1820, widower, born in NC, father born in NC, mother born in NC, Lucy, daughter, age 30, born March 1870 in Al, father born in NC, mother born in GA, Robert, son, age 28, born ? 1872 in AL, Andrew, son, age 26, born March 1874 in AL, John, son, age 24, born July 1876 in AL, Jefferson, son, age 12, born April 1888 in AL (living on Dale Rd)  Next door to James W. Walker
Civil War Service Records - Silas Walker enlisted March 25, 1862, age 41, in Macon County, Alabama, served in the 15th Alabama Infantry, Company C, wounded September 17, 1862 at Sharpsburg, surrendered at Appomatox on April 9, 1865.
Georgia Deaths, Andra J. Walker, March 14, 1949, Muscogee County, Age: 76

²1850 Census of Moniteau County, Missouri, page 7, Samuel Walker, age 60, born in NC, a farmer, Agnes Walker, age 50, born in TN, Thomas Walker, age 20, born in TN, William Walker, age 16 born in TN, Sarah Wilson, age 25, born in TN, Thomas Wilson, age 26, born in TN, Samuel Wilson, age 5, born in MO, John Wilson, age 3, born in MO, Agnes Wilson, age 1, born in MO
1860 Census of Moniteau County, Missouri, page 689, Samuel Walker, age 71, born in TN, a farmer, Sarah Walker, age 65, born in VA
1830 Census of Smith County, Tennessee, page 122, Samuel Walker, 2 males 0-5, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 30-40, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 30-40
1840 Census of Cole County, Missouri, page 88, Samuel Walker, 1 male 5-10, 2 males 10-15, 1 male 50-60, 1 female 10-15, 2 females 15-20, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 40-50
History of Saline County, Missouri, Missouri Historical Company, St. Louis, 1881 - WILLIAM MADISON WALKER, county collector, P.O., Marshall. Mr. W.M. Walker, the present collector of Saline county, was born in Smith county, Tennessee, October 22, 1833, coming to Miami with his parents when but three years old, and was raised on a farm in Moniteau county, in this state. His father, Samuel Walker, was born in 1798, in North Carolina; his grandfather, Edward Walker, was a native of Virginia, born about 1745, and was an orderly sergeant in the Revolutionary war, and was present at the battle of Cowpens. His father came from England. When a young man, Samuel Walker moved with his parents to Tennessee. Mrs. Agnes Walker, nee Bradford, the mother of William M., was born September 6, 1793, in Tennessee. Her father, Bocker Bradford, was born in Virginia, about 1750, and was also of English descent and a soldier in the Revolutionary war. Nine children blessed the marriage of Samuel Walker and Agnes Bradford, (one of them dying in infancy). They moved to Moniteau county, Missouri, in 1836, and there spent the rest of their lives. She died October 11, 1857, and he June 16, 1865. At the age of twenty-two, December 20, 1855, William M. Walker was married to Miss May Isabel Garrett, of Saline county, where she was born, February 5, 1834. Her father was a native Virginian, and his father, Abel Garrett, of Scotch origin, was also a soldier in the Revolution. In 1859 William M. commenced farming for himself in Moniteau county, which he continued for six years, and then, in 1865, moved upon a farm in Saline county. After about four years, he moved to the neighborhood of Orearville. Industry, economy, perseverance, and a genial disposition will readily account for the steady increase of his estate and of his influence in the county. In 1876 he was elected county collector in a hotly contested canvass, and the next year, 1877, he moved his family to the county seat, where he now resides. In 1878, he was re-elected, almost without opposition, and in 1880 was elected again, though there was a keen contest for the office this year. His election to the third term demonstrates the satisfaction he has given his constituents as collector of the county. His integrity is above suspicion, and the people can find no fault with him as an official. Mr. Walker is a Royal Arch Mason, a granger and a member of the Baptist Church, as are also Mrs. Walker and the two elder daughters. Seven children have been born to them, all living, as follows: Narcissa, born November 1, 1857; Mary Helen, born February 16, 1861; Samuel Lee, born August 19, 1862; William Madison, born September 26, 1866; Viola Belle, born April 16, 1869; Thomas Rooker, born August 15, 1870; Nannie S., born February 22, 1873. (Secondary Source)
Atlas of Saline County, Missouri, 1876 - Samuel's three sons listed as Samuel, Edward, and Alexander (Secondary Source)

³Estate Settlement DeKalb County, Tennessee, May 15, 1858 of Alexander Walker, heirs: Nancy Meriman $48.83, William H. Walker 48.83, heirs of Mahala Fergerson's heirs 48.83, Samuel L. Walker 48.83, Hampton M. Walker 48.83, John S. Walker 48.83, G.W. Walker 48.83
Family Bible of George W. Walker and Ann Barnett Walker Reeves taken from The Barnetts of Smith County, Tennessee by Prof. Albert Barnett - Alexander Walker born Nov. 26, 1775 died July 31, 1855, 4:30pm; Gilley Walker born Oct. 24, 1781 died Feb. 19, 1847; Nancy Walker born Sept. 30, 1801; William H. Walker born Nov. 24, 1803; Mahalah Walker born April 18, 1806; Samuel L. Walker born Nov. 5, 1805; Hampton N. Walker born May 30, 1811; Willey C. Walker born Nov. 15, 1814; John B. Walker born Oct. 23, 1817; George W. Walker born Jan. 17, 1820 died Nov. 21, 1857; Willis Walker born May 13, 1823.
1800 Census of Greenville County, South Carolina, page 284, Alexander Walker 2 males 16 to 26 (also listed adjacent to Edward Walker with 1 male 16 to 26, 1 female 0 to 5, 1 female 16 to 26)
1810 Census of Pendleton County, South Carolina, page 143, Alexander Walker, 2 males 0 to 5, 1 male 26 to 45, 2 females 0 to 5, 1 female 26 to 45
1820 Census of Warren County, TN, page 17, Alexander Walker - 3 males 0 to 10, 2 males 10 to 16, 1 male 16 to 18, 1 male 16 to 26, 1 male over 45, 1 female 10 to 16, 1 female 16 to 26, 1 female 26 to 45
1830 Census of Warren County, TN, page 17, Alexander Walker - 1 male 0 to 5, 1 male 5 to 10, 2 males 10 to 15, 2 males 15 to 20, 1 male 50 to 60, 2 females 5 to 10, 1 female 20 to 30, 1 female 40 to 50
1840 Census of DeKalb County, TN, page 246, Eleck Walker - 1 male 10 to 14, 2 males 20 to 29, 1 male 60 to 69, 1 female 50 to 59
1850 Census of DeKalb County, Tennessee, page 84, Alexander Walker, age 74, born in NC, a farmer
Irish Emigration Database (Belfast Newspaper), Oct. 6, 1834 marriage on Jan. 7, 1834 of Alexander Walker, eldest son of Sam Walker, merchant, of Derry to Cornelia, youngest daughter of the late James Walker, of Georgia took place in Macminville, TN (there appears to be only one Alexander Walker in this area and that would make Cornelia his second wife)
TNGebWeb Cemetery Database, Sam L. Walker, born Nov. 5, 1801, died Dec. 24, 1868 (wife) Mary E. Walker, born Feb. 25, 1805, died Oct. 29, 1886 in DeKalb, TN

⁴1850 Census of Warren County, Tennessee, page 62, William H. Walker, age 46, born in SC, a farmer, Taletha Walker, age 41, born in SC; John M. Walker, age 22, born in TN; Alexander, age 19, born TN; Martha C. Walker, age 17, born in TN, William Walker, age 11, born in TN
1870 Census of Warren County, Tennessee, page 162,  William Walker, age 65, born in SC, a farmer; Jane Walker, age 47, born in TN
Family Bible of George W. Walker and Ann Barnett Walker Reeves taken from The Barnetts of Smith County, Tennessee by Prof. Albert Barnett - Alexander Walker born Nov. 26, 1775 died July 31, 1855, 4:30pm; Gilley Walker born Oct. 24, 1781 died Feb. 19, 1847; Nancy Walker born Sept. 30, 1801; William H. Walker born Nov. 24, 1803; Mahalah Walker born April 18, 1806; Samuel L. Walker born Nov. 5, 1805; Hampton N. Walker born May 30, 1811; Willey C. Walker born Nov. 15, 1814; John B. Waker born Oct. 23, 1817; George W. Walker born Jan. 17, 1820 died Nov. 21, 1857; Willis Walker born May 13, 1823.

⁵1850 Census of Moniteau County, Missouri, page 7, William Walker, age 22, born in TN, a farmer, Milly Walker, age 19, born in MO, William, age 1, born in MO
1870 Census of Calhoun County, AR, page 644, Sam C. Walker, age 42, born in TN, a farmer; Milly Walker, age 39, born in MO; William, age 20, born in MO; John, age 18, born in MO; Ellen, age 16, born in MO; Madison, age 14, born in MO; Morning (f), age 9, born in MO; Agnes, age 6, born in MO; Carrol, age 4, born TX; Edward, age 2, born TX; Alexander, age 3/12, born AR
1860 Census of Hunt County, Texas, Precinct 3, page 7, Samuel C. Walker 31 born TN farmer, Milly 28 born MO, William T. 11 born MO, John D. 8 born MO, Nancy E. 6 born MO, Sam M. 4 born MO

⁶1900 Census of De Kalb County, Tennessee, page 219, Alex L. Walker, age  69, born on Oct. 1830 in TN, a farmer; Zilphia Walker, age 43, born in Oct. 1856 in TN, both married for 24 years (38 crossed out for Alex), 2 of 2 living children; General(?) H. Walker, born Oct. 1888 in TN; Floyd L., born Feb. 1891 in TN

⁷ History of Tennesee by Goodspeed Publishing, page 106, W.T. Walker was born in Dyer County, in 1851, and was one of six children. His grandparents were Buckley Walker and Mary (Thornton) Walker; his parents. G.W. and Mary J. Walker. G.W. Walker was born in Overton County, Tenn., July 12, 1817, and is now living in the Second District of Dyer County, an industrious, quiet man; his wife was the daughter of David Parrish, born in Dyer County, in December, 1831. W.T. Walker, was raised at home, and received his education at the college in Friendship, Tenn. July 25, 1877, he married Miss B.E. (daughter of T.W. and E.E. Jones). Mrs. Walker was born in Dyer County, in 1857, and by their marriage they had three children: Lizzie, Susie and Kate. Soon after his marriage, Mr. Walker located at his present home, situated seven miles southwest of Dyersburg, owning in the homeplace, 300 acres of finely improved land. He has always been a persevering, energetic main, never neglecting any work that would contribute to his success, in a business way, and cheerfully responds to all demands made upon him for laudable public enterprises. He is a Democrat, and with his wife belongs to the Baptist Church. They are both very popular in the district they live in, and well known all over the county.
Walker Cemetery in Dyer County, Tennessee, GW Walker July 12, 1816 to Nov 15, 1899
1850 Census of Dyer County, Tennesee, page 177, Walker, G.W., age 32, Farmer, born in TN, Laving, Obediah, age 28, Farmer, born in TN, Laving, Almira, age 27, born in TN, Walker, T.B., age 10, born in TN, Walker, William P. , age 7, born in TN, Haley, John, age 25, Laborer, born in TN, Thornbury, M.,age 89, born in VA
1860 Census of Dyer County, Tennesee, ED 2, GW Walker, age 42, Farmer, MJ Walker, age 27, WT Walker, age 7, JC Walker, age 6, DA Walker, age 4, JW Walker, age 3, GT Walker, age 5/12
1870 Census of Dyer County, Tennesee, page 18A, Geo W. Walker, age 53, born in TN, farmer, Jane, age 38, born in TN, Wm, age 18, James, age 16, David, age 14, John, age 12, Geo T., age 10, Lucy , age 7
1880 Census of Dyer County, Tennesee, ED 11, page 8, GW Walker, age 62, born in TN, father born in VA, mother born in VA, Mary Jane, age 49, born in TN, father born in VA, mother born in KY, George T., age 19, Luilda, age 15

⁸ 1880 Census of Dyer County, Tennesee, ED 11, page 15A, Thomas Walker, age 28, born in TN, Elizabeth, age 22, born in TN, Mary, age 2, Susie, age 1/12
1900 Census of Dyer County, Tennesee, page 18A, W.T. Walker, born Nov 1851, born in TN, father born in TN, mother born in TN, Ida, born Aug 1870 in IA, father born in ENG, mother born in ENG, Katie, born Mar 1884, Tommie, born Jan 1887, Stella, Dec 1897
1920 Census of Dyer County, Tennesee, ED 17, page 5B, Thomas W. Walker, age 33, born in TN, Olie C., age 33, born in TN, James T., age 9, Anne L, age 7, Elizabeth, age 5, Olie R., age 1/12

⁹ 1930 Census of Chambers County, Texas, ED 5, page 24A, Edgar Hooper, age 25, born in TX, father born in AR, mother born in AR, Essie, age 25, born in TX, father born in MS, mother born in TX, James R. Walker, age 74, father-in-law, born in MS, father born in KY, mother born in MS, married at age 26, Ella Belle Walker, age 66, mother-in-law, born in TX, father born in SC, mother born in TN
1920 Census of Walker County, Texas, ED 158, page 1B, J.R. Walker, age 64, born in MS, Ella Belle Walker, age 55, born in TX, Calvin, age 20, born in TX, Essie B., age 16, born in TX
1910 Census of Cherokee County, Texas, page 106B, James R. Walker, age 53, born in MS, father born in MS, mother born in MS, married for 26 years, Belle E, age 46, born in TX, father born in SC, mother born in TN,  6 of 7 living children, Elbert C, age 18, born in TX, George N, age 16, born in TX, Calvin R, age 11, born in TX, Essie B, age 5, born in TX
1900 Census of Cherokee County, Texas, page 124B, James R. Walker, born Nov 1855 in MS, married for 18 years, Ella B., born Oct 1863 in TX, 5 of 6 living children, Leitha A., born Jan 1884 in TX, Robert G, born Aug 1886 in TX, Charles E, born Jan 1892 in TX, George N, born March 1894 in TX, Calvin R, born Feb 1899 in TX
1910 Census of Cherokee County, Texas, page 71B, Gilford R. Walker, age 23, born in TX, married for 2 years, Samantha L, age 19, born in TX, 1 if 1 living children, Eunice B, age 1, born in TX
Social Security Death Index, Gilford Walker, died Houston, Harris County, Texas, in July 1968, born Aug 22, 1886
Social Security Death Index, Samantha Walker, died Houston, Harris County, Texas, in Feb 1977, born March 26, 1891
Texas Department of Health. Texas Death Index, 1964-1998, Gilford Walker, died Harris County, Texas, on July 23, 1968, single
World War One Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918, Robert Gilford Walker, born Aug 22, 1886 in Texas, registered in Cherokee County, Texas
1880 Census of Cherokee County, Texas, page 362C, James R. Walker, age 25, born in MS, father born in KY, mother born in TN, Mary A., age 33, sister, widow, born in MS, father born in KY, mother born in TN, Virginia, age 5, niece, born in TX, father born in AR, mother born in MS
Cherokee County, Texas Church Membership, Ella Belle Walker - Pearces Chapel Methodist Church, 1888
Cherokee County Marriage Records, James R. Walker to Emma B. Jowell, I-160, on May 18, 1882
Texas Death Certificate, James Robert Walker died in Jefferson County, TX on April 30, 1932 and is buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Beaumont, TX.  His birth date was Nov. 21, 1855 and his father's name was John Walker.
1850 Census of Marshall County, Mississippi, page 357, John C. Walker, age 40, born in TN, Mary J. Walker, age 29, born in KY, William C., age 8, born in MS, Elizabeth, age 6, born in MS, Sarah R., age 5, born in MS, Mary A., age 4, born in MS, Louisa, age 3, born in MS, John C., age 2, born in MS, James, age 4m, born in MS
1860 Census of Polk County, Texas, Beat 4, page 33, John W. Walker, age 50, born in TN, farmer, Mary Jane, age 39, born in KY, William, age 19, born in MS, Elizabeth, age 17, born in MS, Sarah Thomason, age 16, born in MS, married within the year, Mary Ann, age 14, born in MS, Louisa, age 13, born in MS, Jane, age 11, born in MS, Benjamin Franklin, age 9, born in MS, James Robert, age 7, born in MS, Roselia, age 4, born in MS, Laura, age 1, born in TX, Isaac Thomason, age 24, born in AL
1880 Census of Cherokee County, Texas, page 349A, Elbert M. Kirgan, age 46, born in IL, father born in KY, mother born in KY, Louisa Kirgan (wife), age 29, born in TX, father born in TN, mother born in TN, Jefferson Walker (laborer), age 19, born in TX, father born in TN, mother born in TN (Jefferson living with sister's family in 1880)

¹⁰ 1920 Census of Forsyth County, North Carolina, ED 88 page 8, Moses A. Walker, age 35, born in NC, father born in NC, mother born in NC, tobacconist, Grace, age 34, born in IA, father born in OH, mother born in IA, Marion, age 3, born in PR, father born in NC, mother born in IA, Moses A., age 65, father, born in NC, father born in NC, mother born in NC, 3 black servants
1880 Census of Stokes County, North Carolina, 512A, Ben Bailey, age 55, farmer, born in NC, father born in NC, mother born in NC, Ellen S., age 41, born in VA, father born in VA, mother born in VA, Nannie, age 23, John C., age 21, Albert, age 19, Bettie S., age 8, Ida Mitchell, age 5, black boarder
1860 Census of Person County, North Carolina, 148, Alexander Walker, age 35, merchant, born in NC, Harriett Walker, age 35, James Walker, age 14, Bettie Walker, age 10, Nannie Walker, age 8, John Walker, age 6, Moses A. Walker, age 4, Lula Walker, age 3, Robert P. Walker, age 1, Buckley Walker, age 38
Marriage Register of Caswell County, North Carolina, Moses Albert Walker of Winston, NC, age 31, son of Alex and Harriet R. Walker of Durham, marries Caroline Thomas Newman of Caswell, NC, age 23, daughter of Anderson Banks and Elizabeth Evaline Newman of Caswell, NC
1850 Census of Person County, North Carolina, 445, Alexander Walker, age 27, merchant, born in NC, Harriet, age 24, born in NC, James, age 4, Elizabeth, age 4/12
1870 Census of Person County, North Carolina, 10, Alexander Walker, age 45, farmer, born in NC, Harriet R., age 46, Bettie, age 20, Nancey D., age 18, John B., age 16, Moses A., age 14, Lula, age 12, Robert, age 10, Anna F., age 6
1900 Census of Durham County, North Carolina, ED 31 Durham Township page 29, Alexander Walker, born 2/1825, age 75, born in NC, father born in NC, mother born in NC, clergyman, Harriet, born 10/1873, age 76, born in NC, father born in NC, mother born in NC, Anna Goodson, born 3/1865, age 35, daughter, John W. Goodson, born 9/1854, age 45, son-in-law, Nannie S., born 9/1885, age 14, granddaughter, William Goodson, born 7/1888, age 11, grandson, Margaret Goodson, born 8/1893, age 6, granddaughter, Lex U. Pennix, born 2/1881, age 18, grandson
1880 Census of Orange County, North Carolina, 133D, Alexander Walker, age 55, born in NC, father born in NC, mother born in NC, tobaconist, Harriet Walker, age 55, born in NC, father born in NC, mother born in NC, John Walker, age 24, Albert Walker, age 22, Robert Walker, age 19, Annie Walker, age 15, Yancey Walker, age 57, brother

¹¹ 1850 Census of Person County, North Carolina, 446, Moses Walker, age 66, born in NC
1830 Census of Person County, North Carolina, Moses Walker, 3 males 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 40-50, 1 female 10-15, 3 females 15-20, 1 female 20-30, 1 female 40-50
Pre-1914 cemetery inscription survey, Person Co., Moses Walker d. Nov. 30, 1853, 71 y's 15 d's, Elizabeth Bailey Walker b. Nov. 10, 1782 d. Sept. 9, 1846, Bailey is not actually on the headstone, mislabeled in survey
Person County Estate Records, Moses Walker d.1853, gift to: Joseph Lawson, James Street, Matilda Woody, William Chambers, Jesse D. Walker, James Walker, Alexander Walker, Bartlett Walker
Person County, North Carolina probate records, List of devisees includes $1700 to James Walker, Joseph I. Lawson, Moses H. Street, Matilda Woody, William Chambers, Jesse D. Walker, Alexander Walker, Bartlett Y. Walker
Deed Book of Person County, North Carolina, March 17, 1847, Deed of Gift to son Alexander Walker, one negro man named Ferryman, one boy Frank and five hundred dollars
1800 Census of Person County, North Carolina, Francis Walker, 4 males 0-10, 2 males 10 -16, 1 male 16-26, 1 female 0-10, 1 female 26-45
1810 Census of Person County, North Carolina, Franky Walker, 1 male 10-16, 3 males 16-26, 1 female 26-45
Person County, North Carolina probate record (1806), Will of Moses Walker names son Jesse Walker as deceased and wife Frances Walker

¹² Davidson County, TN Will Book 9, page 377, October 1829, James Walker, wife: Sarah, Children: Nancy, Elly T, Elmore, William G, Bethenia, Margaret, Peter J, Elizabeth, Nicholas, Jesse, Harriett, Charles P
Davidson County, TN Deed Book X-553 - Peter J. Walker sells land that was an inheritance from the James Walker estate to the named heirs: Alley T Cole, Nancy McAlister, Margaret Lewis, Harriet Cole, Elmore Walker, William Walker, Peter J. Walker.  He expressly does not sell the land of the other heirs, namely: Charles Walker, Nicholas T Walker and Elizabeth Vorters
St. Louis Christian Advocate, Rev. William G. Walker, son of James and Anna Walker, was born in Davidson County, TN, 12 miles of Nashville, 8 Mar 1797.  In 1822 he came to Jefferson County, MO...... He was the nephew of the celebrated Jesse Walker, the great pioneer of the west....... On 11 July 1871 he laid his hands on his breast, closed his eyes and passed sweetly away.
Reported Deaths from The Southwestern Christian Advocate 18388-1846 ELMORE WALKER son of James and Ann Walker born Oct. 25, 1786; died Hickman Co., Ky., August 8, 1839.
A Voice in the Wilderness, Almer Pennewell, James Walker was born in Virginia on October 12, 1793, the son of James Walker, a brother of Jesse Walker, who accompanied him to Tennessee, and located near Nashville.
A History and Biographical Sketch of Mary Citizens, C.C. Oakey, Charles Pemberton Walker........ born Monroe County, Indiana on February 12, 1867, his father Richard G. Walker was born in Beldsoe County, Tennessee on March 5, 1825, his grandfather was Joseph Walker, born in Stokes County, North Carolina on April 14, 1795, his great-grandfather was Richard Walker, born in Buckingham County, Virginia on March 30, 1770, and his gg-grandfather was Elmore Walker, who participated in the Revolutionary War.
Robert Walker Homepage Richard Walker and his son's Joseph and Elmore Walker and the sons' wives are buried in Walker Chapel cemetery.(On Rockport Road, south of Bloomington IN.) Richard's tombstone states that he was born 30 March 1770 in Buckingham County, Virginia, and died 16 August 1859 in Monroe County, Indiana. No mention is made of his wife. It is presumed that she died before the family migrated into Indiana. Nothing is known of Richard's third son, John, beyond the fact that he was a newspaper publisher in Bloomington, 1826 to 1829.  Elmore Walker our direct ancestor, was born 30 September 1800 in Tennessee. He died 11 or 13 April 1857 of kidney disease in Monroe County, Indiana. Elmore married Henrietta Burch, 26 October 1824. from "WALKERS"
Davidson County, TN Marriage Bonds - Nancy Walker to Wilson McAlister on Feb 12, 1821, bondsman Elmore Walker
Davidson County, TN Marriage Bonds - Elmore Walker to Nancy Key on Oct 20, 1810
Davidson County, TN Marriage Bonds - Harriett Walker to Champ T. Cole on Sep 7, 1826, bondsman Leroy Covington
Williamson County, TN Marriage Bonds - Peter J. Walker to Elizabeth W. Crockett on April 13, 1822
Davidson County, TN Marriage Bonds - James Walker to Sally Page on Nov 18, 1817, bondsman Robert Scales (second marriage for both, James was married to Anna Perkins? and then to Sally Page, maiden named Sally Harding)

¹³Genealogical  Information From The Western Methodist 1833-1834, Compiled by Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith, Elmore Walker - Departed this life on the 26th inst. [May. 16, 1834], the worthy Elmore Walker who was a citizen of this place and brother to the venerable Jesse Walker who has spent so much of his life in the service of western missions. Our departed friend was also the husband of an affectionate and aged companion who is yet living and the father of several children who are now scattered over the wide west, the most of whom, I am happy to say, have bright prospects of meeting their father where parting will be no more. The departed father and friend has been a member of the Methodist E. Church since an early period of his life. . . . Hence his examples have been many and wonderful to the rising generation. He appeared to be perfectly sensible of his death several weeks or months previous to his departure as he was gradually wasting down with a final consumptive disease though not entirely confined to house or bed until the last eleven or twelve days when strength and reason were entirely withdrawn; once, however, about three days previous to his departure, being raised in bed, in apparently tolerable good reason commenced one of the most beautiful songs of Zion; thus departed our friend, without leaving a remaining doubt concerning his future state. Isaac Foster, Davidson county [Tennessee] May 30, 1834 (son of Elmore Sr.)
1809 Davidson County, Tennessee Militia Commission, Nicholas T. Walker
1811 Davidson County, Tennessee Tax List, Elmore Walker, in Capt McAdams Company
1830 Census of Davidson County, Tennessee, Elmore Walker, 1 male age 60 to 70, 2 females age 20 to 30, 1 female age 60 to 70 (son of Elmore Sr.)

¹⁴1850 Census of Benton County, Arkansas - James Walker, age 39, born in IL, physician, Tempy, age 28, born in AL,Thomas, age 6, born in AR, Martha A, age 1, born in AR, William, age 17, born in IL, Jane, age 15, born in MO, Charles, age 12, born in MO, Hillara, age 10, born in MO, John, age 7, born in MO, James K P, age 6, born in MO
1870 Census of Guadalupe County, Texas - James C Walker, age 58, born in IL, ME Minister, Tempie, age 47, born in AL, Anna, age 20, born in AR, Richard, age 16, born in AR, Evan, age 13, born in AR, Nettie, age 11, born in AR, Loviy, age 9, born in AR
1880 Census of Lavaca County, Texas - James Walker, age 68, born in IL, Preacher, Tempy 58, born in AL, Dick L, age 26, born in AR, Lovely, age 18, born in AR

¹⁵Old Records of Estates and Administrations, Benton (Calhoun) County, Alabama, Volume VI, Sk through White, page 72 - Will of Thomas Jefferson Walker.  To wife Rachel, he gives his land, negros, and other property "to raise my children and devide it amongst them as she sees proper." If wife married, she gets two cows and calves, house, and kitchen furniture with balance of estate to be divided amongnst children, to-wit: John D. Walker; Mary Jane Walker; George Washington Walker; William Fleming Walker; and Emaline Walker.   Witnessed by John D. G. Adrian, William Walker, and Wm Thrasher.will may have been declared null and void by judge on 11 Nov 1842.On 11 Nov 1842, William Burk was appointed administrator of estate of Thomas J. Walker, dec'd.David Walker and Henry Amerine furnished administrator's bond.On 15 Dec 1842, there was a sale of property of T. Jefferson Walker, dec'd.Many buyers listed, including Henry McCathern, Hiram Barefield, John T. McCaghren, William Thrasher, John J. Adorine, David Walker, William Burke, Danill D. More, Henry Amorine, William Walker, Spencer Burk, William P.Amorine, Robert S. Porter, and Giles F. Mayfield.  On 4 Feb 1843, estate property was appraised by W. H. Pesnell, Battle Mayfield, and William Thrasher.On 27 Oct 1843, William Burke gives new bond, with W. H. Pesnell and David Walker acting as securities.On 26 Nov 1844, William Burk was appointed guardian of: Isbel Narcissa Walker; William F. Walker, a minor; John D. C. Walker, a minor; Sarah Jane Walker, a minor; and George Walker, a minor.William Walker and William H. Pesnell signed as securities.On 29 Dec 1848, William Burk gives new security as guardian, security being furnished by William H. Pesnal and William Barker.On 28 Feb 1853, William McKinney is appointed guardian of George W. Walker and Narcissa E. Walker, minor heirs of Thomas J. Walker and Rachel C. Walker, dec'd.William McKinney is their brother-in-law. On 1 Oct 1853, William Barker, guardian applies to sell property. Walker, now over 21 years; Mary J. McKinney, formerly Mary J. Walker, now the wife of William McKinney, over 14 years of age and under 21 years, Cherokee County, Texas; George W. Walker, Cherokee County, Texas; William F. Walker, Benton County, Alabama; Narcissa Walker, Cherokee County, Texas. On 11 Mar 1858, receipt from and final settlement for William F. Walker, who has obtained his majority.On 9 Feb 1857, final settlement for: Jary J. McKinney, late Mary J. Walker, who intermarried with William McKinney and removed to State of Texas, Barker having been informed that she died leaving two infant children and her husband as heirs; George W. Walker, having removed to Cherokee County, Texas, is over 21 years but is a lunatic, McKinney having been appointed George's guardianNarcissa E. McKinney, who has removed to Cherokee County, Texas, who is still under 21, and Barker having been appointed Narcissa's guardian.
Marriage Records of Carroll County, Georgia - May 18, 1831 - Jefferson Walker m. Rachel Adrian
1840 Census of Benton County, Alabama, page 9 - Rachel C. Walker - 1 male under 5, 2 males 5 to 9, 1 female under 5, 1 female 5 to 9, 1 female 20 to 29
1850 Census of Benton County, Alabama, page 283 - Living with the William Burk family - JD Walker, age 17, male, born in GA, MJ Walker, age 15, female, born in AL, NE Walker, age 8, female, born in AL
1860 Census of Calhoun County, Alabama, page 524 - John D Walker,age 28, born in GA, Claracy, age 29, born in AL, Franklin P Walker, age 5, born in AL, James B Walker, age 3, born in AL, Narcisa J Walker, age 7 months, born in AL
1870 Census of Cleburne County, Alabama, page 401 - John D Walker, age 38, born in GA, Clerisia J, age 34, born in AL, Franklin J, age 15, born in AL, James B, age 15, born in AL, Narcissa J, age 11, born in AL, William H, age 9, born in AL, Annie L, age 7, born in AL, Bellzarah, age 5, born in AL, Maryetta, age 2, born in AL,
1880 Census of Cleburne County, Alabama - John J Walker, age 48, born in GA, father born in TN, mother born in AL, Clerisa, age 44, born in AL, father born in AL, mother born in SC, James B, age 22, born in AL, Narcissa J, age 20, born in AL, Wm H, age 18, born in AL, Ann L, age 16, born in AL, Belzora, age 14, born in AL, Marrietta, age 12, born in AL, Oliver, age 8, born in AL, Joseph, age 6, born in AL, Martha E, age 3, born in AL, JJ Mitchell, age 46, sister-in-law, born in AL, widow

¹⁶The Wrightsville Headlight February 1930 by Mrs. J. L. Walker, now deceased - Several months ago a notable gathering took place in the Stokes- Walker family burial ground located on the estate of Miss Martha Stokes. The Daughters of the American Revolution, ably assisted by Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Flanders unveiled a United States Marker on the grave of Elisha Walker, a soldier of the War of the American Revolution. Seven generations of this distinguished soldier were present and took part in the unveiling exercises, among thos were Mrs. Amelia Stokes Walker and Miss Martha Stokes, great granddaughters of the Honorable Elisha Walker. At the noon hour dinner was served by the descendants of the soldier in a beautiful grove not far from the "Silent Home" of him in whose honor this celebration was given. In the afternoon appropriate services were held and prayer offered by the Rev. Reese Griffin and the Rev. Chester Olliff. Dr. W. J. Flanders was master of ceremonies and opened the exercises, briefly reviewing the life of the American patriot. He said in part:"No ordinary occasion calls us together today. We are assembled to remember the fact in the worthy life of Elisha Walker who lived in the perilous time of British invasion and Indian massacre. The span of Mr. Walker's life extended over a period of years without any record or legendary word of evile or aspersion thereon: surely that life was so lived as to need no other epitaph, for virtue alone outbuilds and is more endurable than stone, marble or burnished brass." Elisha Walker was married to Elizabeth Bowers in the year of our Lord 1787. They had the following children: Noah, Jerymiah, Henry, Jordy, Milly, Ann, and Lott. All of the seven children grew to manhood and womanhood and reared large families of their own, many of whom are among some of the best children in Georgia. Some of the earliest settlers of Richmond County were related to the Johnson and Washington County families of Walker. There is an old church yard in Richmond County known as the Walker burial ground and only members of this family are allowed to be buried there. The first record that we have of Elisha Walker is that he joined No. 47 Richmond County's first Battalion and on his military record is the following: "This is to certify that Elisha Walker hath steadfastly done his duty from the time of pasing (sic) an act at Augusta to wit: On the 20th of August 1781, until the total expulsion of the British from the State and the said Elisha Walker can not to my knowledge or belief, be convicted of blundering or distressing the country: and therefore under the said act, entitled to a bounty of two hundred and fifty acres of good land free from taxes fourteen years. Given under My Hand and Seal and Savannah, the 24th day of February in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Seventeen Hundred and Eighty Four (signed) J. Houston. Attest D. Reese, Sect. (On the back of the certificate) to the Honorable, The President and the members of the Land Court, your petitioners prays a warrant for the within certificates in Washington County, (signed) Elisha Walker. The two hundred and fifty acres of land that was drawn by Elisha Walker in Washington County for services in the Revolutionary War is still owned by the descendants of the Walker-Stokes families. Elisha Walker signed the "Oath of Allegiance" and did his part most heroically, assisting in banishing the British Yoke fo Autocracy from our American soil. Article copied from The Wrightsville Headlight, Wrightsville, GA, May 8, 1958.

¹⁷History of Tennesee by Goodspeed Publishing, H. P. Walker, of the Eighteenth District, was born in North Carolina, in 1820, and is the son of Thomas and Elizabeth Walker, both of whom were natives of North Carolina. His father was born in 1795, and came to Weakley County, Tenn., in about 1846, locating on a farm in what is now the Eighteenth District, where he lived the remainder of his life, his death occurring in 1850. His mother was born in about 1795, and died in 1847. Mr. Walker was brought up on the farm, receiving his education at the neighboring schools, and in 1845 was married to Kisiah, daughter of Isbam and ----- Collier, who was born in Weakley County, Tenn., in 1828, and is now deceased. By this marriage one child, Eliza, wife of Warren Billingsby, was born to Mr. Walker. In 1853 he purchased 100 acres of land, upon which he located, and where he has since resided. In 1855 he married Susan B., daughter of Barnett and Sophia Winstead, and to them have been born seven children, all of whom are living: Sophia B., wife of Thomas Laws; Letitia A., wife of Budd Russ; William J., Granderson A., Jemima A., Mary T. and Emma. Mr. Walker has lived an active and energetic life, and has been quite successful. He is a member of the Democratic party, and his first vote was cast for James K. Polk. His wife is a member of the Primitive Baptist Church.

¹⁸Chancery Court Records of Campbell County, Virginia, 1810 To the worshipfull Court of Campbell Cty letting in___ your Orators & oratories honorably represents Elijah Lynch & Jeriah his wife, Emmanuel Walker, Benj Walker, Isaac Butterworth & Elizabeth his wife, Moses Walker, Thomas Overstreet & Judith his wife, Wm Weber & Nancy his wife, Wm Phillips & Jemima his wife, Frederick Windle & Salley his wife, children of Buckley Walker dec’d. Also, Pattersan, David, Robin, Buckley & Nancy Walker children of Robert Walker dec’d grandchildren of said Buckley – also Nancy, Jemima, Salley, Betsey & Robert children of William Walker dec’d

¹⁹1850 Census Benton County, MO - Marquis Walker, age 33, born in TN, Priscilla, age 27, born in TN, Marcy, age 17, born in TN, William, age 16, born in MO, Barnett, age 14, born in MO, Mary, age 12, born in MO, Nancy, age 9, born in MO, Zacariah, age 7, born in MO, Marcus, age 5, born in MO, Susannah age 4/12, born in MO
1860 Census Benton County, MO - Marcus Walker, age 43, born in TN, Priscilla, age 39, born in TN, M.P., age 8, born in TN, William T., age 6, born in TN, Barnett K., age 5, born in MO, Mary E., age 2, born in MO, Nancy G., age 4/12, born in MO
Deed Book H, Page 195, Wilson Co., TN, 8 December 1819, James D. Walker purchased from Marriott Davis 100 acres on the west side of Barton's Creek, bounded by lands of Isham Davis and Jackson Brown.  Witnesses: Thomas Gregory and Isham Davis
Deed Book I, Page 256-257, Wilson Co., TN, 25 August 1822, James D. Walker purchased from David Winchester 22 acres in the bend of the Cumberland River opposite the town of Cairo. Witnesses: Henry Davis and Isham Davis
Deed Book I, Page 269, Wilson Co., TN, 29 October 1822, James D. Walker purchased from William Seawell ten acres in the bend of the Cumberland River
Deed Book S, Page 11, Wilson Co., TN, 21 April 1837, James D. Walker purchased 7 acres of land from Larry Viverett
Wilson County Court Record, Book B, Page 232, Wednesday, 9th January 1850, Lebanon, Tennessee:   Celia Walker vs. Washington B.H. Walker and other heirs at law of Jas. D. Walker, decd--Be it remembered that this cause came on for hearing before the Hon. B. L. Ridley, chancellor on the 9th Jan'y 1850, when it appeared to the Court that James D. Walker departed this life in the County of Wilson in the year 1849 seised and possessed of two tracts of land being in said  County: the home tract of abut 150 acres and the other in the bend of the river of about 300 acres,  the same (are shown) in the petitions and that he left the complt Celia his widow and the said W. H. B. Walker, W. C. Walker, Owen Walker, Elizabeth Hickerson and husband Sam'l Hickerson, Sally Cole and husband Sam'l Cole, James Walker, Marcus Walker, Thos. Walker, Nancy Taylor and husband D. E. Taylor and Martha Walker his children and heirs at law. George S. Williamson qualified as his administrator. It further appeared that regular publication was made in the Lebanon Picket (Banner of Peace crossed out), a paper published in the town of Lebanon that the application would be made (for dower crossed out) by Complainant to have her dower assigned in said real estate of said intestate. It is therefore decreed by the Court that Dower be assigned to the Complt Celia L. Walker out of the real estate to be laid out of the home tract of 150 acres in such manner as to give to the Complt the one third in value of the whole real estate, so as to  include the mansion house. It is therefore decreed that the Sheriff of Wilson County shall proceed and summon five free holders of Wilson County unconnected with the parties either by consanguinity or affinity who shall proceed and mark and lay off to the Complainant one third in value of tract to be taken off of the home tract of 150 acres in a body and make report thereof to  the next Court. It is further ordered that the County Surveyor of Wilson County shall proceed and survey said tracts and ascertain the number of acres in each, and return a plat of the Dower assigned to the Complainant. It is further ordered that widow Celia L. pay the costs of this proceeding.
Wilson County Court Records, Book B, Page 253, Wednesday, July 3rd 1850 --Celia L. Walker vs. the heirs of Jas. D. Walker decd--Final Decree --Be it remembered that at the present term of this Court the Court coming in again to be heard upon the report of the Commissioners to assign dower which report is in the words and figures following, to wit, "We the undersigned summoned report figures following, undersigned by the Sheriff of Wilson County to lay off and assign to Celia L. Walker widow of James D. Walker decd her dower out of the real estate of said decd after being sworn by the Sheriff of said Wilson   County on the premises do make the following report. We find title papers to consist of five  separate deeds composing two separate tracts of land, one in the bend of Cumberland river  above and opposite Cairo with conflicting claims on the west and north of thirty acres leaving one  hundred and forty one acres and another tract lying on the road from Lebanon to Coles Ferry of  one hundred and forty nine acres on which the said decd lived prior to his death out of which we  have assigned dower to the widow as follows. Beginning at a stake with a cedar hickory and  walnut pointers running north with John Coles line 142 poles to a stake and sweet gum pointer.   Thence East bearing south 48 poles to a stake. Thence north with Jackson Brown's line 22-1/2  poles to a stake thence east 108 poles to a stake. Thence south 88-1/2 poles to a cedar hickory.  Thence west 60 poles to a white oak. Thence south 70 poles to a honey locust. Thence west  with Rob't Lawrence's line to the beginning containing one hundred and twenty three acres and  thirty poles which is in our opinion the one third part in value of the two tracts of land of which the  said James D. Walker died seised and possessed of as represented in the foregoing plat. We   would represent to the said Court that we did not consider ourselves competent to determine the  disputed lines around the tract of land in the bend of the river. We have therefore represented the  interference in the above plat marked No. 1 all of which is submitted Feby 27th 1850.
1820 Census Wilson Co., TN, Page 378 - James D.  Walker, one male under 10; one male 26-45; three females under 10; one female 10-16; one  female 26-45; two engaged in agriculture; two engaged in manufactures; two male slaves 10-26;  two male slaves 26-45 one female slave under 14
1830 census for Wilson Co., TN, Page 99 - James  Walker, two males 10-15, one male 15-20, one male 50-60, one female 5-10, one female 10-15,  one female 30-40, 12 slaves
1840 census for Wilson Co., TN - Jas. Walker, one  male under 5; two males 5-10; three males 20-30; one male 40-50; one female 5-10; one female  15-20; one female 40-50; seven male slaves under 5; four male slaves 20-30; seven female  slaves under 5
Miscellaneous Online Notes - James D. WALKER and Nancy DAVIS. They were married on 30 Jan 1807 in Wilson Co.,  Tennessee. They had 8 children.
Orrand WALKER. He was born Abt. 1808 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. He married Evaline HOLT. They were married on 30 Dec 1841 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. He   died 1857 in Wilson Co., Tennessee.
Elizabeth WALKER. She was born Abt. 1810 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. She  married Matthew (s) BROWN. They were married on 30 Jul 1828 in Wilson Co.,  Tennessee. She died on 17 Jan 1871 in Marion Co., Illinois. Burial in Henneman  Cem., Marion Co., Illinois.
James WALKER. He was born Abt. 1812 in Wilson Co., Tennessee.  Notes for James WALKER: General Notes:   There is little information available at this time on James. He is shown to have sold his share of his father's land to his father's youngest half brother, William C. Walker. In the 1860 census for Wilson Co., he is shown living with his sister Nancy and her second husband in District #5, Page 81B, Dwelling No. 538/Family No. 519, as follows: H. H. Wright, age 39, farmer, R.E. Value $860, P.P. Value $250, born Tennessee; Nancy Wright, age 40, born Tennessee; Amanda A. Wright, age 8, born Tennessee, attending school; James Walker (Nancy's brother), age 48, marketer, P.P. Value $200, born Tennessee.
Sarah (Sally) WALKER. She was born Abt. 1815 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. She married Samuel COLES. They were married on 02 Jul 1829 in Sumner Co., Tennessee. She died Abt. 1874 in Wilson Co., Tennessee.
Marcus M. WALKER. He was born on 09 Nov 1817 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. He married Priscilla Frances DAVIS. They were married on 04 Feb 1841 in Barren Co., Kentucky. He died on 01 May 1899 in Hickory Co., Missouri. Occupation was Farmer & Minister of Primitive Baptist church. Burial in Walker Cem., Hickory Co., Missouri.
Thomas WALKER. He was born Abt. 1819 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. He married Elizabeth D. HOLT. They were married on 10 Sep 1846 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. He died Aft. 1880 in Wilson Co., Tennessee.
Nancy WALKER. She was born Abt. 1820 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. She married Harvey H. WRIGHT. They were married on 10 Mar 1852 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. She died Bef. 1900 in Laclede or Dallas Co., Missouri.
Martha WALKER. She was born Abt. 1822 in Wilson Co., Tennessee. Martha is shown in several instances to be insane or idiotic. She lived at various times with several of her brothers and sisters. Guardianship notices appear several times in Wilson Co., Tennessee records giving Martha's guardianship to first one, then another of her siblings. The time of her death is unknown.
In 1850 she is shown in the same county, District #4, Dwelling No. 573/Family No. 573 as follows: Dorman Taylor, age 32, farmer, born Tennessee; NancyTaylor, age 30, born Tennessee; James Walker (Nancy's brother), age 36, born Tennessee; and Martha Walker (Nancy's sister), age 28, born Tennessee. Martha Walker was retarded and was in the care of various members of her family through the years. She is shown on the 1860 census for Wilson Co., Tennessee, Civil District #5, P.O. Lebanon, Page 6, Dwelling 527/Family 552, as follows: Thomas Walker, age 41, farmer, Re Val $3340, PP Val $5056; Elizabeth Walker, age 38; Cornelia L. Walker, age 12; Sarah A. Walker, age 9; Theodotia Walker, age 5; Mary B. Walker, age 1; Martha Walker, age 35, idiot; George Walker, age 8; Nancy Walker, age 9; Angeline Walker, age 5. All were born in Tennessee. Martha is sister of Thomas. Believe the last three children to be children of Orran Walker, brother of Thomas. She has not been located on the 1870 census, and it is possible she was deceased by that time. She is shown on the 1880 census for Wilson Co., Tennessee, District No. 5,ED252, Page 6, Dwelling/Family 40, as follows: Thomas Walker, age 61, married, farmer, born North Carolina (?), parents born North Carolina; Elizabeth D. Walker, wife, age 54, married, keeping house, born Tennessee, parents born North Carolina; Cornelia L. Walker, daughter, age 31, single, school teaching, born Tennessee, father born North Carolina, mother born Tennessee; Sarah A. Walker, daughter, age 28, single, born Tennessee, father born North Carolina, mother born Tennessee; Theodotia K. Walker, daughter, age 24, single, born Tennessee, father born North Carolina, mother born Tennessee; Mary B. Walker, daughter, age 21, single, born Tennessee, father born North Carolina, mother born Tennessee; James W. Walker, son, age 16, working on farm, born Tennessee, father born North Carolina, mother born Tennessee; Jessie Walker, son, age 16, working on farm, born Tennessee, father born North Carolina, mother born Tennessee; Mattie M. Walker, daughter, age 13, born Tennessee, father born North Carolina, mother born Tennessee; Cate Walker, daughter, age 9, bornTennessee, father born North Carolina, mother born Tennessee; Martha Walker, sister, age 56, single, born Tennessee, parents born North Carolina. (Census information is incorrect. Thomas was born in Tennessee per all previous census records, and there is nothing in any records to indicate otherwise.)