Thomas Walker

Birth1614 - Dunnington Near York, Yorkshire, England

Death11 August 1659 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA

MotherElizabeth Mary "Molly" Browne SEYMOUR

FatherJohann Ernst (James)/2nd Viscount of Dorchester von Sachsen-Weimar/Walker

Born in Dunnington Near York, Yorkshire, England on 1614 to Johann Ernst (James)/2nd Viscount of Dorchester von Sachsen-Weimar/Walker and Elizabeth Mary "Molly" Browne SEYMOUR. Thomas Walker married Alice Armitage and had 10 children. He passed away on 11 August 1659 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents

Johann Ernst (James)/2nd Viscount Of Dorchester Von Sachsen-weimar/walker
1594 - 1626

Elizabeth Mary "Molly" Browne Seymour
1596 - 1646

Spouse(s)

Alice Armitage
1620 - 1712

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Thomas Walker
1630 - 1697

John Walker
1652 - 1704

Samuel Walker
1656 - 1712

Elizabeth/elisabeth Walker
1650 - 1722

Thomas Walker
1648 - 1724

Anne Walker
1654 - 1655

Anne Walker
1659 - 1659

John Walker
1652 - 1678

Ann Walker
1654 - 1763

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