The daughter of John and Nancey Mullins Walker. Born about 1800 (age given as 50 in 1850 census).
Sister of (Elder) Charles Walker, Chrispianos Walker, Mary Walker Bailey, Ursula Walker Bailey, Sarah Walker Bowling, Margaret Walker Lilly, Nancy Walker Hatcher, and Cynthia Walker Wright.
The will of her father divided the Sand Branch Tract of his property, equally, between his daughters and son Chrispianos Walker. The other tract was to remain with son Charles for the remainder of their mother's lifetime.
Wife of Jamison Bailey. She married Jamison in August of 1823, permission granted by her father, John Walker, and witnessed by Samuel Bailey and Josiah Lilly on the 2nd, wed with bond and surety set by Jamison and Josiah Lilly on the 5th of that month in Giles county, Virginia.
Her children were Louisa Bailey Thompson, Servilla Frances Bailey McComas, Polly E. Bailey Hurst, Irvan Hall Bailey, Maryeline M. Bailey Shrewsbury, Minerva Bailey Hurst.
It seems that Elizabeth lost both her sons in law to the war; a daughter and a granddaughter in childbirth.
Sister of (Elder) Charles Walker, Chrispianos Walker, Mary Walker Bailey, Ursula Walker Bailey, Sarah Walker Bowling, Margaret Walker Lilly, Nancy Walker Hatcher, and Cynthia Walker Wright.
The will of her father divided the Sand Branch Tract of his property, equally, between his daughters and son Chrispianos Walker. The other tract was to remain with son Charles for the remainder of their mother's lifetime.
Wife of Jamison Bailey. She married Jamison in August of 1823, permission granted by her father, John Walker, and witnessed by Samuel Bailey and Josiah Lilly on the 2nd, wed with bond and surety set by Jamison and Josiah Lilly on the 5th of that month in Giles county, Virginia.
Her children were Louisa Bailey Thompson, Servilla Frances Bailey McComas, Polly E. Bailey Hurst, Irvan Hall Bailey, Maryeline M. Bailey Shrewsbury, Minerva Bailey Hurst.
It seems that Elizabeth lost both her sons in law to the war; a daughter and a granddaughter in childbirth.
The daughter of John and Nancey Mullins Walker. Born about 1800 (age given as 50 in 1850 census).
Sister of (Elder) Charles Walker, Chrispianos Walker, Mary Walker Bailey, Ursula Walker Bailey, Sarah Walker Bowling, Margaret Walker Lilly, Nancy Walker Hatcher, and Cynthia Walker Wright.
The will of her father divided the Sand Branch Tract of his property, equally, between his daughters and son Chrispianos Walker. The other tract was to remain with son Charles for the remainder of their mother's lifetime.
Wife of Jamison Bailey. She married Jamison in August of 1823, permission granted by her father, John Walker, and witnessed by Samuel Bailey and Josiah Lilly on the 2nd, wed with bond and surety set by Jamison and Josiah Lilly on the 5th of that month in Giles county, Virginia.
Her children were Louisa Bailey Thompson, Servilla Frances Bailey McComas, Polly E. Bailey Hurst, Irvan Hall Bailey, Maryeline M. Bailey Shrewsbury, Minerva Bailey Hurst.
It seems that Elizabeth lost both her sons in law to the war; a daughter and a granddaughter in childbirth.
Sister of (Elder) Charles Walker, Chrispianos Walker, Mary Walker Bailey, Ursula Walker Bailey, Sarah Walker Bowling, Margaret Walker Lilly, Nancy Walker Hatcher, and Cynthia Walker Wright.
The will of her father divided the Sand Branch Tract of his property, equally, between his daughters and son Chrispianos Walker. The other tract was to remain with son Charles for the remainder of their mother's lifetime.
Wife of Jamison Bailey. She married Jamison in August of 1823, permission granted by her father, John Walker, and witnessed by Samuel Bailey and Josiah Lilly on the 2nd, wed with bond and surety set by Jamison and Josiah Lilly on the 5th of that month in Giles county, Virginia.
Her children were Louisa Bailey Thompson, Servilla Frances Bailey McComas, Polly E. Bailey Hurst, Irvan Hall Bailey, Maryeline M. Bailey Shrewsbury, Minerva Bailey Hurst.
It seems that Elizabeth lost both her sons in law to the war; a daughter and a granddaughter in childbirth.
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