Sarah married Charles Walker, Jr.. They were the parents of thirteen children:
1. Eleanor "Ellen" Walker Steward
2. Felix "Eos" Walker
3. Nancy Walker Ferguson
4. James Urban Walker
5. Celia Walker Booth
6. Rhoda Walker Hutchinson, drowned in the Ohio river with her sister Martha, 1838-1840
7. Harrison Walker
8. Cynthia Walker Ferguson
9. Martha Walker, drowned in the Ohio River with her sister, Rhoda, 1838-1840.
10.Minerva Walker Vaughan
11.Sarah Fidella Walker Osborn
12.Eliza Frances Walker Bartram
13.Virginia Caroline Walker Ball
March 21, 1815 - Charles Walker, Jr. sold his vast acreage on Island Creek and moved by covered wagons with all his possessions, wife and family to present day Cabell County, WVA. It had to be a very difficult journey since the 135 mile long Giles-Fayette-Kanahwa Turnpike construction was not to begin until November 1, 1843.
With their departure from the New River area of Virginia, they passed beyond the family records of the Walkers and Peters who were prominent in the Montgomery-Giles-Mercer counties. Many years later, it is shown that Charles dropped the Jr. from his name in his new surroundings.
Charles and Sarah first settled at Walkers Branch on Twelve Pole Creek nearby the Ohio River after coming into the Cabell-Wayne Counties area. It is thought Charles' section of Cabell County might have gone into the formation of Wayne County in 1842.
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Suggested edit: Sarah's parents are Zachariah Callaway and Ellender Boyd, from Delaware and Virginia, respectively. Her known siblings are Mary Ellender (Polly), Martha (Patty), Margaret (Peggy), Joshua Moses, Priscilla, Elizabeth Mary (Betsy), James, Charles, Andrew and Nancy Callaway.
She married Charles Walker, April 6, 1798 in Greenbrier County, Virginia.
Contributor: Kathy Stroope Veasey (47009271)
1. Eleanor "Ellen" Walker Steward
2. Felix "Eos" Walker
3. Nancy Walker Ferguson
4. James Urban Walker
5. Celia Walker Booth
6. Rhoda Walker Hutchinson, drowned in the Ohio river with her sister Martha, 1838-1840
7. Harrison Walker
8. Cynthia Walker Ferguson
9. Martha Walker, drowned in the Ohio River with her sister, Rhoda, 1838-1840.
10.Minerva Walker Vaughan
11.Sarah Fidella Walker Osborn
12.Eliza Frances Walker Bartram
13.Virginia Caroline Walker Ball
March 21, 1815 - Charles Walker, Jr. sold his vast acreage on Island Creek and moved by covered wagons with all his possessions, wife and family to present day Cabell County, WVA. It had to be a very difficult journey since the 135 mile long Giles-Fayette-Kanahwa Turnpike construction was not to begin until November 1, 1843.
With their departure from the New River area of Virginia, they passed beyond the family records of the Walkers and Peters who were prominent in the Montgomery-Giles-Mercer counties. Many years later, it is shown that Charles dropped the Jr. from his name in his new surroundings.
Charles and Sarah first settled at Walkers Branch on Twelve Pole Creek nearby the Ohio River after coming into the Cabell-Wayne Counties area. It is thought Charles' section of Cabell County might have gone into the formation of Wayne County in 1842.
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Suggested edit: Sarah's parents are Zachariah Callaway and Ellender Boyd, from Delaware and Virginia, respectively. Her known siblings are Mary Ellender (Polly), Martha (Patty), Margaret (Peggy), Joshua Moses, Priscilla, Elizabeth Mary (Betsy), James, Charles, Andrew and Nancy Callaway.
She married Charles Walker, April 6, 1798 in Greenbrier County, Virginia.
Contributor: Kathy Stroope Veasey (47009271)
Sarah married Charles Walker, Jr.. They were the parents of thirteen children:
1. Eleanor "Ellen" Walker Steward
2. Felix "Eos" Walker
3. Nancy Walker Ferguson
4. James Urban Walker
5. Celia Walker Booth
6. Rhoda Walker Hutchinson, drowned in the Ohio river with her sister Martha, 1838-1840
7. Harrison Walker
8. Cynthia Walker Ferguson
9. Martha Walker, drowned in the Ohio River with her sister, Rhoda, 1838-1840.
10.Minerva Walker Vaughan
11.Sarah Fidella Walker Osborn
12.Eliza Frances Walker Bartram
13.Virginia Caroline Walker Ball
March 21, 1815 - Charles Walker, Jr. sold his vast acreage on Island Creek and moved by covered wagons with all his possessions, wife and family to present day Cabell County, WVA. It had to be a very difficult journey since the 135 mile long Giles-Fayette-Kanahwa Turnpike construction was not to begin until November 1, 1843.
With their departure from the New River area of Virginia, they passed beyond the family records of the Walkers and Peters who were prominent in the Montgomery-Giles-Mercer counties. Many years later, it is shown that Charles dropped the Jr. from his name in his new surroundings.
Charles and Sarah first settled at Walkers Branch on Twelve Pole Creek nearby the Ohio River after coming into the Cabell-Wayne Counties area. It is thought Charles' section of Cabell County might have gone into the formation of Wayne County in 1842.
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Suggested edit: Sarah's parents are Zachariah Callaway and Ellender Boyd, from Delaware and Virginia, respectively. Her known siblings are Mary Ellender (Polly), Martha (Patty), Margaret (Peggy), Joshua Moses, Priscilla, Elizabeth Mary (Betsy), James, Charles, Andrew and Nancy Callaway.
She married Charles Walker, April 6, 1798 in Greenbrier County, Virginia.
Contributor: Kathy Stroope Veasey (47009271)
1. Eleanor "Ellen" Walker Steward
2. Felix "Eos" Walker
3. Nancy Walker Ferguson
4. James Urban Walker
5. Celia Walker Booth
6. Rhoda Walker Hutchinson, drowned in the Ohio river with her sister Martha, 1838-1840
7. Harrison Walker
8. Cynthia Walker Ferguson
9. Martha Walker, drowned in the Ohio River with her sister, Rhoda, 1838-1840.
10.Minerva Walker Vaughan
11.Sarah Fidella Walker Osborn
12.Eliza Frances Walker Bartram
13.Virginia Caroline Walker Ball
March 21, 1815 - Charles Walker, Jr. sold his vast acreage on Island Creek and moved by covered wagons with all his possessions, wife and family to present day Cabell County, WVA. It had to be a very difficult journey since the 135 mile long Giles-Fayette-Kanahwa Turnpike construction was not to begin until November 1, 1843.
With their departure from the New River area of Virginia, they passed beyond the family records of the Walkers and Peters who were prominent in the Montgomery-Giles-Mercer counties. Many years later, it is shown that Charles dropped the Jr. from his name in his new surroundings.
Charles and Sarah first settled at Walkers Branch on Twelve Pole Creek nearby the Ohio River after coming into the Cabell-Wayne Counties area. It is thought Charles' section of Cabell County might have gone into the formation of Wayne County in 1842.
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Suggested edit: Sarah's parents are Zachariah Callaway and Ellender Boyd, from Delaware and Virginia, respectively. Her known siblings are Mary Ellender (Polly), Martha (Patty), Margaret (Peggy), Joshua Moses, Priscilla, Elizabeth Mary (Betsy), James, Charles, Andrew and Nancy Callaway.
She married Charles Walker, April 6, 1798 in Greenbrier County, Virginia.
Contributor: Kathy Stroope Veasey (47009271)
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