Amy Shearin was born to John and Lucretia Shearin.[1]
She married Samuel Walker around 1770.[2]
Feb.11,1771,Bute County,North Carolina, was a witness and proved a land transaction for James Laughter to John Laughter.[3]
1773 Samuel Walker devised his mill on Sandy Creek to his son, William Walker in 1773. Samuel Walker was granted leave to build a grist mill in 0range County in 1756 on Sandy Creek.[4]
In Samuel Walker's will March 05,1813,Warren,North Carolina. ,it states that Amy Walker was the widow of Samuel Walker and she received the bulk of his estate.[5]
In most families it was custom for the father to leave land to a daughter's husbands care. I think this was what John Shearin(Shearon) was doing in the following: As did Samuel when in his will, left his slaves to the care of Nancy's husband and not her.
Samuel and Amy's children are:
In the 10 Aug 1786 Granville County, North Carolina Court session John is named in the Court Minutes wherein it states Ephraim Frazier proved a deed from John Shearon to Samuel Walker Sr for 307 acres.[6]
Samuel Walker's wife, Amey from being Aunt by blood to Nathaniel Baxter.Meaning that Amey Shearin Walker, wife of Samuel Walker was Nathaniel sister-in-law & his aunt. So Samuel Walker was Nathaniel Baxter's brother-in-law & his Uncle by marriage.
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