Parents: Col. Samuel Smith 1709 - 1783 and Edith Elizabeth (Whitfield) Smith 1717 - 1785. Samuel Findagrave #73809608. Edith Findagrave #73810340
Spouse: Capt. William Walton 1740 - 1797. They were married 11/28/1767 in Johnston, North Carolina. Per North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762 - 1979. He served during the Revolutionary War.
Children:
1. Timothy Walton 1768 - 1828
Married Nancy Leach 1771 -
2. Nancy Ann Walton 1771 - abt. 1843
Married Jacob White 1757 - 1805
2. Martha Patsy Walton abt. 1772 -
Married Alexander Myatt 1764 - 1843
3. Samuel Walton abt. 1776 - 1850
Married Cynthia Avera 1779 -
4. William H. Walton abt. 1777 - 1844
Married Sarah "Sally" Avera 1777 - 1850
5. Sarah "Sally" Walton 1779 - 1838
Married Rev. Littlejohn Utley I 1775 - 1859
Findagrave #135237479
6. John Walton 1781 - 1866
Married Mary Polly Norris 1787 - 1850
8. Elizabeth "Betsy" Walton abt. 1783 - 1853
Married Samuel Suggs 1781 - 1827
Married: Rev. John Whitaker, Sr. 1788 - 1823
9. Christian Walton 1791 - 1846
Married Johnson Busbee 1784 - 1856
Research Notes
DAR birth date: 1737 Death date: 1783
SAR birth date: 5/27/1750 Death date: 4/14/1783 Note: "Death Date may be inaccurate as as Elizabeth Walton was legal representative in 1797 as the property of her husband was being dispersed after his death."
They both list the same parents & spouse.
Trying to figure out which husband linked is the correct one. FamilySearch lists Capt. William Walton 1740 - 1797 that married Elizabeth (Smith). He served in the Revolutionary War.
Walton-6218 parents match up to the parents listed on his FamilySearch page. They lists his dates as 1740 - 1797.
Walton-1132 parents do not match up to the parents listed on his FamilySearch page.
7/11/22 Permission from David A. Moore to remove wrong spouse.
Sources
1790 Census: William Walton. Wake, North Carolina.
1880 Census: Elizebeth Walston. Age: 63. Married. Home in 1880: Saratoga, Wilson, North Carolina. Birth date/place: 1817 in North Carolina. Parent's birthplace: North Carolina. Occupation: keeps house. Household members: William Walston, 63. Elizebeth Walston, 63. Rhepey Walston, 33. Nancy Walston, 32. Charley Walston, 31. Benjeman T. Walston, 30. William T. Walston, 28. TreacyWalston, 21. Note: All are listed as born in North Carolina.
Names of Slaves from Estate File, 2 pages. "Upon the death of [unknown], Alexander (aka Ellieck) Myatt received two slaves from the aforementioned will. Their names were Oigg(?) and Fann, valued at a total of $135": https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/memories/LYRP-YTP
Lineage Book. NSDAR. Volume 159,1920. Page 239/Number 158806: "Elizabeth Smith, female. Birth date: 1737. First Marriage: 1767. Death date: 1783. Father: Samuel Smith. Mother: Edith Whitfield. Spouse: William Walton. Child: Sarah Walton. Descendant of Samuel Smith, as follows:
1. John White (1807-74) in. 1839 Temperance Utley (1810-77).
2. Little John Utley (1775-1860) m. 1798 Sarah Walton (1779-1838).
3. William Walton (1725-97) m. 1767 Elizabeth Smith (1737-83).
4. Samuel Smith m. 1735 Edith Whitfield (1717-85).
Samuel Smith 1709 - 1783 was a delegate to the Provincial Congress at
Hillsboro, North Carolina, 1775, member of the Committee of Correspondence
and of the Committee to elect representatives to a General Continental Congress. He was born in Isle of Wight County, Virginia. Died in Johnson County, North Carolina. Also No. 126746." https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/memories/LYRP-YTP
U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889 - 1970: "Elizabeth Smith. Birth date: 5/27/1750. Death date: 4/14/1783. Father: Samuel Smith. Mother: Edith Whitfield. Spouse: William Walton. Children: Sarah Walton. SAR Membership Number: 72165. Role: Ancestor. Application date: 5/22/1951. Note: Death Date may be inaccurate as as Elizabeth Walton was legal representative in 1797 as the property of her husband was being dispersed after his death."
Whitfield, Bryan, Smith, and Related Families. Compiled by Emma Morehead Whitfield. Edited by Theodore Marshall Whitfield. Page 214 lists her Father, Samuel Smith, his marriage to Edith (Whitfield). "Samuel Smith was active in the public life of Johnston County, North Carolina. In 1750 he was a justice of the peace for his county. 8/12/1774, at a "freeholders" meeting of the same county he was appointed to serve on the Committee of Correspondence. 8/21/1774, he was at Hillsboro, North Carolina, representing his county in the provincial congress then and there meeting." Lists their 10 children. Number 8: "Elizabeth Smith. Married Captain William Walton." https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89062479589;view=1up;seq=260
"William Walton of Wake County, North Carolina married Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Samuel Smith and Edith Whitfield of Johnston County, North Carolina as stated in the biography of Samuel Smith in the Johnston County North Carolina Heritage Book."
"William Walton and Elizabeth Smith: Marriage: 11/28/1767, Johnston County, North Carolina. Marriage date: 11/28/1767, David Smith signs Bond of Marriage."
Smith-72253 was created by Sherry Reynolds through the import of Alford, Pippin, Turner Family .ged on Nov 1, 2014.
Thank you to David Moore for creating WikiTree profile Smith-38352 through the import of The Moore Family Tree and then.ged on Mar 8, 2013.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Elizabeth by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Elizabeth:
Smith-72253 and Smith-38352 appear to represent the same person because: Duplicate- please merge. The difference in Place of Death can be noted in the biospace
Based on other names I see on this profile, I have changed her CurrentLastName to the one I expect she was using at the time of her death. I could be wrong, so please correct as necessary. The WikiTree database is huge, so we need to find acceptable ways to narrow our Smith search results. With this change, we can search for her by her LastNameAtBirth or her CurrentLastName and still find her. If she was married more than once, her other married names are in the OtherLastNames field and can also be searched. Ex: Abigail Amelia Betts formerly Smith aka Adams is profile Smith-4467, but can be searched as Abigail Betts and Abigail Adams, too.
7/11/22 I left the page owner a message seeing if they will unlink. Are the profile managers active?