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Isham Walker (abt. 1735 - abt. 1812)

Isham Walker
Born about in Colleton County, South Carolinamap
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married about 1766 in South Carolinamap
Descendants descendants
Died about at about age 77 in Wayne County, Georgia, USAmap
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Biography

Isham Walker [1]

Born 1730, Colleton County, South Carolina[1]

Parents were disconnected as they were added based on a Genealogy Forum post with no backed up source! - Do Not Link unless a reliable source is found.

Parents: Jacob Walker and Courtenay Tucker[1][2]

Edit 9/1/2018: See reference information below. The Parents of Isham Walker-6742 have NOT been confirmed and my belief is that his parents should NOT be shown as Jacob Walker and Courtney Tucker. Walker-6742 should be disconnected from those parent profiles.

Wife: Mary Ann Carter, married 1766 in South Carolina[1]
Children:
Died: 1812 in Wayne County, Georgia, USA[1]

Details

The following information is provided:

Huxford's also states that Isham went to Georgia during the Revolution and lived a few years in Liberty County and then moved to Glynn County in the 1790's.

August 1801 a land warrant was issued to Isham Walker for survey of 150 acres of land located on Guardeye Branch, Glynn County, GA.

July 31, 1802 Isham Walker filed a claim in Glynn County, GA court for two horses stolen by the Creek Indians. The horse taken in 1791 was valued at $60. and the other horse taken in 1802 was valued at $100. Berry Walker who swore on his oath that the horse was worth $60 dollars when taken. (Note Berry Walker only mentioned one horse). Wm. O'Neil signed as J.P.

In 1805 he is shown living in Glynn County and was a registrant in the Georgia land lottery. Isham is shown on the 1809 Tax Digest of Camden County along with his son Isham, Jr. He is listed as agent for Andrew, Isham, and Isabella Johnston, minor children of his daughter Mary and her husband John Johnston, who died in 1807. His daughter Mary Johnston re-married Stephen Browning in 1809 and they eventually moved to Gadsden County, FL where they both died.

Isham died circa 1813 before his wife Mary who died testate in Wayne county in 1818.

Research Note

Birth update: 144034251-Memorial ID-with Biography stating his parents were Joel Walker and Sarah Mosely of Henrico Co. Virginia, with him most likely being born in Virginia instead of South Carolina. [4]

Sources

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Biographical information as shown in datafields for [Walker-6742] as of 14 July 2018
  2. See this discussion about Isham's parents, which includes the statement: "...Isham Walker who married Mary Carter he is in Group 35 of the Walker DNA Project. None of the people who match him have pedigrees that would indicate that his parents have been found."
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 Profile attached as child of [Walker-6742] as of 14 July 2018
  4. Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/144034251/isham-walker: accessed 13 September 2022), memorial page for Isham Walker Sr. (1735–unknown), Find A Grave: Memorial #144034251, ; Maintained by Silas Douglas (contributor 47037827) Burial Details Unknown, who reports a The cemetery is unknown at this time. He was living in Wayne County, GA at the time of his death..
  • Genealogy forum titled: "Isham Walker, R.S. --Am still trying to Verify" Edited 9/1/2018: This post is in reference to a statement made by another Genealogy.com and Ancestry.com forum member. No source information was ever provided by the person making that statement. The post by me (Walker-31940) is asking for proof/sources. The Parents of Isham Walker-6742 have NOT been confirmed and my belief is that his parents should NOT be shown as Jacob Walker and Courtney Tucker. Walker-6742 should be disconnected from those parent profiles.
  • 1800 /10 U,S. Federal Census, Georgia Census. Marriage & Death Notices, Southern Christian Advocate
  • 1800 &1810 U.S. Census Georgia Census, Huxford's, Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia. Wikipedia


Acknowledgements

  • WikiTree profile Walker-6742 created through the import of Kevin Hanson_2012-06-13.ged on Jun 13, 2012 by Kevin Hanson. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Kevin and others.




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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Isham by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Isham:

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I have removed the sources "Biographical information as shown in datafields for [Walker-6742] as of 14 July 2018" and "Profile attached as child of [Walker-6742] as of 14 July 2018" because a source that references an unsourced data field in a WikiTree profile is tantamount to no source at all.
posted by Virgil Owens Jr.
Walker-34160 and Walker-6742 appear to represent the same person because: proposing again at Angela's request.
posted by Teresa Downey
Hi, this merge proposal was postponed too. I think you actually want it to happen. Can I propose again? If you approve of it you press the approve link, not the postpone or match links. Thank you, Teresa
posted by Teresa Downey
I would like to merge this profile with Walker-6742 as I believe this is a possible duplicate with confusion of another Isham Walker. The original PM has removed himself as manager and deleted the information he entered on the BIO (Extensive Walker Study-https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/walker-dna-project-mt-dna-results/ - Section 131862). I also deleted arguments I made for this being a duplicate profile.
posted by Angela (Walker) Herman
My intent is to get the information correct without being argumentative. And, I hope I do not come across that way. Please consider the facts that presented on Walker-6742
posted by Angela (Walker) Herman
This appears to be a duplicate profile created to attach parent as Jacob Walker. There is No evidence to support Jacob as Isham’s father. Jacob Walker was born, lived and died in Virginia. No evidence to support Jacob Walker-1829 as ever being in SC.
posted by Angela (Walker) Herman
Walker-34160 and Walker-6742 appear to represent the same person because: same name, same spouse name (in process of merge), same son name (in process of merge), same birth year and location, Thank you for reviewing, Teresa (wikitree Arborist)
posted by Teresa Downey
Walker-34160 and Walker-6742 do appear to be the same person. Dates match for children born such as Ansel Walker b.1808 d. 1885. What sources other than the Walker-DNA-Project does Raymond Martin have that would indicate they are different people?
posted by Julie (Walker) Wertz
Walker-34160 and Walker-6742 are not ready to be merged because: Appears to be the same person just dates alitte off . My grandmother is a Walker ,This could also be a brother. I have a link to Walkers.
posted by [Living Rigdon]
According to GA Archives, 1790-1810: The first three census schedules for Georgia are missing. A total of seventeen volumes of 1790-1820 censuses were lost by the federal government, evidently before 1895, and the cause is unknown.
posted by Paula J
I Edited the Details and Source information to show that the PARENTS of Walker-6742 have never been confirmed. The Source documentation made it appear that they were ,however, the linked discussion (from 2013 for the post in 2011) was asking for PROOF of parents and how it was discovered. No answer was ever given.
posted by Angela (Walker) Herman

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