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Sylvanus Walker

Birth1730 - Grange, North Carolina, United States
Death1802 - Granville, North Carolina, United States
MotherNancy Ann Houston
FatherJohn Rutherford (Gunstocker) Walker (m: Houston)

Born in Grange, North Carolina, United States on 1730 to John Rutherford (Gunstocker) Walker (m: Houston) and Nancy Ann Houston. Sylvanus Walker married Ann POTTER and had 9 children. He passed away on 1802 in Granville, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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John Rutherford (Gunstocker) Walker (M: Houston)
1705 - 1778
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Nancy Ann Houston
1704 - 1778
Spouse(s)
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Ann Potter
1734 - 1795
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Ethel Elizabeth Walker
1755 - 1821
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William Walker
1743 - 1789
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Solomon Walker
1749 - 1791
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Ann Potter Walker
1755 - 1820
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Susanna Walker
1769 - 1835
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Juluis Walker
1759 - Unknown
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Samuel Walker
1751 - 1807
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Phereby Walker
1764 - Unknown
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John Walker
1750 - 1803

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