Ebenezer Walker

Birth23 July 1731 - Ashford, Windham County, Connecticut, USA

Death27 Sep 1806 - New Bethlehem, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States

MotherHannah/Anne.Ann Merry King Anslow Walker

FatherWilliam Alexander Walker

Born in Ashford, Windham County, Connecticut, USA on 23 July 1731 to William Alexander Walker and Hannah/Anne.Ann Merry King Anslow Walker. Ebenezer Walker married Hannah Burson-Walker and had 11 children. He passed away on 27 Sep 1806 in New Bethlehem, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents

William Alexander Walker
1673 - 1738

Hannah/anne.ann Merry King Anslow Walker
1680 - 1750

Spouse(s)

Hannah Burson-walker
1724 - 1803

Children Show all

Benjamin Walker
1757 - 1821

Deborah Walker
1767 - Unknown

Ann Walker
1767 - 1832

David Walker
1748 - 1748

Ebenezer Walker
1766 - 1833

Hannah Walker
1762 - 1845

Joseph Walker
1754 - Unknown

Mary Walker
1752 - 1812

Rachel Walker
1749 - 1821

Nancy Walker
1760 - 1765

Martha Walker
1760 - Unknown

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