Samuel B Walker

Birth19 Jul 1801 - Not Available

Death20 Jul 1870 - Vancouver, Clark County, Washington, United States of America

MotherCatherine Rankin

FatherWilliam Alexander Walker Adopted into Wyandot Tribe after capture by Delaware Indians.

Born on 19 Jul 1801 to William Alexander Walker Adopted into Wyandot Tribe after capture by Delaware Indians. and Catherine Rankin. Samuel B Walker married Jemimah Arthur and had 8 children. He passed away on 20 Jul 1870 in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington, United States of America.

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Parents

William Alexander Walker Adopted Into Wyandot Tribe After Capture By Delaware Indians.
1770 - 1824

Catherine Rankin
1771 - 1844

Spouse(s)

Jemimah Arthur
1801 - 1871

Children Show all

James Walker
1833 - 1902

Robert Walker
1825 - 1899

Samuel Walker
1828 - Unknown

John Walker
1839 - 1898

Elizabeth Jane Walker
1838 - Unknown

William Henry Walker
1830 - Unknown

Sarah Ann Walker
1836 - 1844

Maria L Walker
1840 - Unknown

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