Plymouth Colony Records show that she died at Taunton MA in Dec 1676.
According to the passenger list, on 15 Apr 1635, "James Walker 15 years & Sarra
Walker 17 years servants to Jo[h]n Browne a baker & to one W[illia]m Brasey
linendraper in Cheapside, London," were enrolled at London as passengers list
for New England on the Elizabeth.
Sarah was born about 1618, & settled in Plymouth upon arrival in New England.
She married by about 1639 John Tisdale {1636, Duxbury}.
Sarah was sister of James Walker {1635, Plymouth} & neice of John Brown {1635,
Plymouth}, who, on 23 November 1655, deeded land to "my cousin John Tisdale...
and my cousin James Walker, his brother-in-law."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
From the "Memorial of the Walkers of the Old Plymouth Colony" by James Bradford Richmond Walker in 1861:
Daughter of the "Widow Walker" so named since her first name is not known. Speculation is that it was either Elizabeth or Molly. It is certain that the Widow Walker "…was one of the first purchasers and proprietors of the town of Rehoboth or Seacunc, now Seakonk, and one of the company who first settled there". "When and from whence she came to New England, and where she died are not known."
Further information provided by Ethel, contributor #47471083
Sarah's mother's name was Elizabeth, though she was mostly known as "Widow Walker". Sarah was also the sister of Deacon Philip M. Walker, my ancestor. She was my 6th great aunt. She was christened in Radcliffe, Lancashire, England 1 March 1618.
According to the passenger list, on 15 Apr 1635, "James Walker 15 years & Sarra
Walker 17 years servants to Jo[h]n Browne a baker & to one W[illia]m Brasey
linendraper in Cheapside, London," were enrolled at London as passengers list
for New England on the Elizabeth.
Sarah was born about 1618, & settled in Plymouth upon arrival in New England.
She married by about 1639 John Tisdale {1636, Duxbury}.
Sarah was sister of James Walker {1635, Plymouth} & neice of John Brown {1635,
Plymouth}, who, on 23 November 1655, deeded land to "my cousin John Tisdale...
and my cousin James Walker, his brother-in-law."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
From the "Memorial of the Walkers of the Old Plymouth Colony" by James Bradford Richmond Walker in 1861:
Daughter of the "Widow Walker" so named since her first name is not known. Speculation is that it was either Elizabeth or Molly. It is certain that the Widow Walker "…was one of the first purchasers and proprietors of the town of Rehoboth or Seacunc, now Seakonk, and one of the company who first settled there". "When and from whence she came to New England, and where she died are not known."
Further information provided by Ethel, contributor #47471083
Sarah's mother's name was Elizabeth, though she was mostly known as "Widow Walker". Sarah was also the sister of Deacon Philip M. Walker, my ancestor. She was my 6th great aunt. She was christened in Radcliffe, Lancashire, England 1 March 1618.
Plymouth Colony Records show that she died at Taunton MA in Dec 1676.
According to the passenger list, on 15 Apr 1635, "James Walker 15 years & Sarra
Walker 17 years servants to Jo[h]n Browne a baker & to one W[illia]m Brasey
linendraper in Cheapside, London," were enrolled at London as passengers list
for New England on the Elizabeth.
Sarah was born about 1618, & settled in Plymouth upon arrival in New England.
She married by about 1639 John Tisdale {1636, Duxbury}.
Sarah was sister of James Walker {1635, Plymouth} & neice of John Brown {1635,
Plymouth}, who, on 23 November 1655, deeded land to "my cousin John Tisdale...
and my cousin James Walker, his brother-in-law."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
From the "Memorial of the Walkers of the Old Plymouth Colony" by James Bradford Richmond Walker in 1861:
Daughter of the "Widow Walker" so named since her first name is not known. Speculation is that it was either Elizabeth or Molly. It is certain that the Widow Walker "…was one of the first purchasers and proprietors of the town of Rehoboth or Seacunc, now Seakonk, and one of the company who first settled there". "When and from whence she came to New England, and where she died are not known."
Further information provided by Ethel, contributor #47471083
Sarah's mother's name was Elizabeth, though she was mostly known as "Widow Walker". Sarah was also the sister of Deacon Philip M. Walker, my ancestor. She was my 6th great aunt. She was christened in Radcliffe, Lancashire, England 1 March 1618.
According to the passenger list, on 15 Apr 1635, "James Walker 15 years & Sarra
Walker 17 years servants to Jo[h]n Browne a baker & to one W[illia]m Brasey
linendraper in Cheapside, London," were enrolled at London as passengers list
for New England on the Elizabeth.
Sarah was born about 1618, & settled in Plymouth upon arrival in New England.
She married by about 1639 John Tisdale {1636, Duxbury}.
Sarah was sister of James Walker {1635, Plymouth} & neice of John Brown {1635,
Plymouth}, who, on 23 November 1655, deeded land to "my cousin John Tisdale...
and my cousin James Walker, his brother-in-law."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
From the "Memorial of the Walkers of the Old Plymouth Colony" by James Bradford Richmond Walker in 1861:
Daughter of the "Widow Walker" so named since her first name is not known. Speculation is that it was either Elizabeth or Molly. It is certain that the Widow Walker "…was one of the first purchasers and proprietors of the town of Rehoboth or Seacunc, now Seakonk, and one of the company who first settled there". "When and from whence she came to New England, and where she died are not known."
Further information provided by Ethel, contributor #47471083
Sarah's mother's name was Elizabeth, though she was mostly known as "Widow Walker". Sarah was also the sister of Deacon Philip M. Walker, my ancestor. She was my 6th great aunt. She was christened in Radcliffe, Lancashire, England 1 March 1618.
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