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John 1796 A Walker

Birth5 NOV 1796 - Old Waxhaw, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, United States
Death18 SEP 1865 - Emerson, Columbia, Arkansas, United States
MotherMargaret Crye
FatherThomas1757 Walker

Born in Old Waxhaw, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, United States on 5 NOV 1796 to Thomas1757 Walker and Margaret Crye. John 1796 A Walker married Eleanor Johnson and had 8 children. He passed away on 18 SEP 1865 in Emerson, Columbia, Arkansas, United States.

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Thomas1757 Walker
1757 - 1847
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Margaret Crye
1761 - 1828
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Eleanor Johnson
1807 - 1846
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Robert Milton Walker
1825 - 1910
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Mary Jane Walker-butler
1827 - 1918
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Andrew 1844 Boyd Walker Grp 10 Dna Csa
1844 - 1887
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James Young Walker
1842 - 1905
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John 1839 Calvin Walker
1839 - 1879
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Sarah Mccain Walker
1832 - 1922
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Thomas Dunlop Walker
1830 - 1863
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Margaret Walker
1836 - 1845

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