| 1769 | Birth of Emanuel Walker in Bedford Virginia |
| 1792 | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1795 | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1796 April 7, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1797 April 6, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1798 April 9, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1799 April 6, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1800 April 23, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1801 July 31, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1802 July 27, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1803 July 30, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1804 Sept 4, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1805 May 13, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Amanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1806 May 29, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Emanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1807 April 1, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Emanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1809 March 10, | Witness of land sale from Buckley Walker (father) to Benjamin Walker (brother) DB 8-407 |
| 1809 March 10, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Emanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1809 Aug 21, | Receives 275 acres from father (Buckley Walker) DB 8-511 |
| 1810 April 9, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Emanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1811 April 9, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Emanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1812 March 8, | Property Tax Campbell County VA Emanuel Walker 1 tithe |
| 1812 April, | Campbell Virginia Court - Emanuel motions to have Benjamin Walker bring forth the Last Will and Testament of Buckley Walker deceased. OB 10-383 |
| 1829 Oct 19, | Emanuel Walker sells his interest in slaves; Nan, Sally, William, Reubin, Patsy, Nancy, Mary, Louisa, Charles, George, Henry and James for $5.00 to Alexander Austin in exchange for a comfortable and decent life provided by James C. Moorman and at his death the slaves are to be sold and the procedes to go to the living children of James C. and Jane Moorman |