Ebenezer WalkerAge: 741731–1805
- Name
- Ebenezer Walker
- Given names
- Ebenezer
- Surname
- Walker
| Birth | 1731 |
| Marriage | Diana Ball — View family yes |
| Religion | Presbyterian 1734 (Age 3)Publication: Doylestown, PA, 1876
New York-Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1905, Vol. III
www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks/ Citation details: Chapter XXVI, Warrington, 1734 Text: Toward the close of the first quarter of the eighteenth century there was a valuable accession to the sparse settlers in the territory afterward erected into the townships Warwick and Warrington, the Craigs, Jamisons, Stewarts, Hairs, Longs, Armstrongs, Wallaces, Millers, Grays, and others, and a little later, the Walkers. These immigrants, Scotch-Irish, and Presbyterian in faith, were the fathers and founders of pioneers that would have done credit to any state. |
| Birth of a son #1 | Benjamin Walker October 26, 1757 (Age 26) |
| Marriage of a child | Benjamin Walker — Sophia Van Horn — View family February 1780 (Age 49) |
| Occupation | tanner 1781 (Age 50)Note: The tax list in 1781 gives Ebenezer Walker, tanner, 100 acres in Richland Township, 1 horse, 3 cattle. |
| Residence | 1793 (Age 62) |
| misc | sold land October 4, 1799 (Age 68)Note: Ebenezer Walker, tanner, and Dianah, his wife, to Jacob Sterner of Springfield Township , October 4th, 1799, consideration 738 pounds recorded in book 30 page 314 |
| Death | 1805 (Age 74) |
| Family with Diana Ball - View family |
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Benjamin Walker Birth: October 26, 1757 26 — Springfield Twp., Bucks County, PA Death: September 1, 1821 — Loudoun County, Virginia |
| Religion | History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Publication: Doylestown, PA, 1876
New York-Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1905, Vol. III
www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks/ Citation details: Chapter XXVI, Warrington, 1734 Text: Toward the close of the first quarter of the eighteenth century there was a valuable accession to the sparse settlers in the territory afterward erected into the townships Warwick and Warrington, the Craigs, Jamisons, Stewarts, Hairs, Longs, Armstrongs, Wallaces, Millers, Grays, and others, and a little later, the Walkers. These immigrants, Scotch-Irish, and Presbyterian in faith, were the fathers and founders of pioneers that would have done credit to any state. |
| Occupation | The tax list in 1781 gives Ebenezer Walker, tanner, 100 acres in Richland Township, 1 horse, 3 cattle. |
| misc | Ebenezer Walker, tanner, and Dianah, his wife, to Jacob Sterner of Springfield Township , October 4th, 1799, consideration 738 pounds recorded in book 30 page 314 |