Jane Walker

BirthJan 1754 - Eastern Tennessee, Western District, Laurel Creek, Claiborne, Tennessee, Providence of North Carolina, Colony of Virginia

Death1807 - Rheatown-Chuckey, Greeneville, Greene, Tennessee, USA

MotherAnn Houston

FatherJohn Rutherford (Gunstocker) Walker (m: Houston)

Born in Eastern Tennessee, Western District, Laurel Creek, Claiborne, Tennessee, Providence of North Carolina, Colony of Virginia on Jan 1754 to John Rutherford (Gunstocker) Walker (m: Houston) and Ann Houston. Jane Walker married Phillip Buck Spike Williams and had 6 children. She passed away on 1807 in Rheatown-Chuckey, Greeneville, Greene, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents

John Rutherford (Gunstocker) Walker (M: Houston)
1705 - 1778

Ann Houston
1715 - 1765

Spouse(s)

Phillip Buck Spike Williams
1753 - 1848

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Lourania Susanna Williams
1799 - 1887

George Washington Williams
1800 - 1862

Moses Williams
1793 - Unknown

Isaac C Williams
1793 - Unknown

Charity Williams
1792 - 1879

Hardin Williams 4Ggf
1796 - 1862

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