John WALKER

BirthNot Available - Wigton Bay, Scotland

Death1 Jul 1690 - Battle of Boyne, Londonderry, Ireland, Buried in Donaghmore, County Tyrone, Ireland (Now Northern Ireland

MotherLady Ursula Stanhope, dau of Sir Knight John Stanhope /Mary Howley,

FatherGeorge Walker

Born in Wigton Bay, Scotland to George Walker and Lady Ursula Stanhope, dau of Sir Knight John Stanhope /Mary Howley,. John WALKER married Janet Barclay and had 7 children. He passed away on 1 Jul 1690 in Battle of Boyne, Londonderry, Ireland, Buried in Donaghmore, County Tyrone, Ireland (Now Northern Ireland.

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Parents

George Walker
1600 - 1677

Lady Ursula Stanhope, Dau Of Sir Knight John Stanhope /Mary Howley,
1617 - 1654

Spouse(s)

Janet Barclay
1655 - Unknown

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Elizabeth Walker
1673 - 1726

Thomas Walker
1677 - 1712

Gervase Walker
1672 - 1692

Mary Walker
1679 - Unknown

James Walker
1670 - 1700

Robert Walker
1674 - 1705

Charity Walker
1681 - 1728

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