Her birth date is not certain. Birth dates on census reports vary between 1798 and 1806. A birth date is not on her tombstone, only the death date.
She was always listed in census reports as the head of household and single.
The name of the father of her children is not known.
In her will, written July 11, 1893, and probated Dec. 28, 1900, she leaves her land to Ferdillar (Purdilla) Jackson, Cynthia M. Thompson, Eliza Jackson. Witnessed by M.A. Jackson, M.C. Hill, J.T. Justus. (Note: Nothing was left to her son Henry's children).
Walker was the name of the post office for the area for a few years (about 10). It was not the name of a town or community.
She was always listed in census reports as the head of household and single.
The name of the father of her children is not known.
In her will, written July 11, 1893, and probated Dec. 28, 1900, she leaves her land to Ferdillar (Purdilla) Jackson, Cynthia M. Thompson, Eliza Jackson. Witnessed by M.A. Jackson, M.C. Hill, J.T. Justus. (Note: Nothing was left to her son Henry's children).
Walker was the name of the post office for the area for a few years (about 10). It was not the name of a town or community.
Her birth date is not certain. Birth dates on census reports vary between 1798 and 1806. A birth date is not on her tombstone, only the death date.
She was always listed in census reports as the head of household and single.
The name of the father of her children is not known.
In her will, written July 11, 1893, and probated Dec. 28, 1900, she leaves her land to Ferdillar (Purdilla) Jackson, Cynthia M. Thompson, Eliza Jackson. Witnessed by M.A. Jackson, M.C. Hill, J.T. Justus. (Note: Nothing was left to her son Henry's children).
Walker was the name of the post office for the area for a few years (about 10). It was not the name of a town or community.
She was always listed in census reports as the head of household and single.
The name of the father of her children is not known.
In her will, written July 11, 1893, and probated Dec. 28, 1900, she leaves her land to Ferdillar (Purdilla) Jackson, Cynthia M. Thompson, Eliza Jackson. Witnessed by M.A. Jackson, M.C. Hill, J.T. Justus. (Note: Nothing was left to her son Henry's children).
Walker was the name of the post office for the area for a few years (about 10). It was not the name of a town or community.
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