Captain Phineas WALKER
Birth: 20 AUG 1722 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Death: 16 OCT 1792 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County of Apoplexy
"was an officer in the Revolutionary Army, came to Rutland from Sudbury where some of the children were born. The house built by him is a fine
specimen of the old Colonial mansion, and well repays a visit. It is now the property of the State of Massachusetts, and will be used for the residence of the Superintendent of the Prison Reservation. The famous old elm, planted by him, is now carefully guarded by the State from further damage by wind or ice. Capt. Walker and wife were admitted to the church soon after their arrival in Rutland, and although four miles from the place of worship, were rarely absent, summer or winter. The children of Daniel and Sibbelah Roper were all born in this house, and it continued to be the house of Lydia and Reuben through life
Father: John WALKER b: SEP 1693 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Mother: Jemima STANHOPE
Spouse:
Beulah CLAPP b: BET 15 JAN 1723 AND 1724 in Dorchester, Massachusetts, Suffolk County
Married: 12 DEC 1744 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Children:
Jemima WALKER b: 3 OCT 1745 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Amie WALKER b: ABT 1747
Jonas WALKER b: 14 MAY 1749 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Abel WALKER b: BET 4 MAR 1751 AND 1752 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
John WALKER b: 10 APR 1755 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Anne WALKER b: 22 SEP 1757 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Daniel WALKER b: 30 NOV 1759 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Sarah WALKER b: 10 JUN 1762 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Asa WALKER b: 12 OCT 1764 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Reuben WALKER b: 21 JUN 1767 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Birth: 20 AUG 1722 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Death: 16 OCT 1792 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County of Apoplexy
"was an officer in the Revolutionary Army, came to Rutland from Sudbury where some of the children were born. The house built by him is a fine
specimen of the old Colonial mansion, and well repays a visit. It is now the property of the State of Massachusetts, and will be used for the residence of the Superintendent of the Prison Reservation. The famous old elm, planted by him, is now carefully guarded by the State from further damage by wind or ice. Capt. Walker and wife were admitted to the church soon after their arrival in Rutland, and although four miles from the place of worship, were rarely absent, summer or winter. The children of Daniel and Sibbelah Roper were all born in this house, and it continued to be the house of Lydia and Reuben through life
Father: John WALKER b: SEP 1693 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Mother: Jemima STANHOPE
Spouse:
Beulah CLAPP b: BET 15 JAN 1723 AND 1724 in Dorchester, Massachusetts, Suffolk County
Married: 12 DEC 1744 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Children:
Jemima WALKER b: 3 OCT 1745 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Amie WALKER b: ABT 1747
Jonas WALKER b: 14 MAY 1749 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Abel WALKER b: BET 4 MAR 1751 AND 1752 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
John WALKER b: 10 APR 1755 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Anne WALKER b: 22 SEP 1757 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Daniel WALKER b: 30 NOV 1759 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Sarah WALKER b: 10 JUN 1762 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Asa WALKER b: 12 OCT 1764 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Reuben WALKER b: 21 JUN 1767 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Captain Phineas WALKER
Birth: 20 AUG 1722 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Death: 16 OCT 1792 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County of Apoplexy
"was an officer in the Revolutionary Army, came to Rutland from Sudbury where some of the children were born. The house built by him is a fine
specimen of the old Colonial mansion, and well repays a visit. It is now the property of the State of Massachusetts, and will be used for the residence of the Superintendent of the Prison Reservation. The famous old elm, planted by him, is now carefully guarded by the State from further damage by wind or ice. Capt. Walker and wife were admitted to the church soon after their arrival in Rutland, and although four miles from the place of worship, were rarely absent, summer or winter. The children of Daniel and Sibbelah Roper were all born in this house, and it continued to be the house of Lydia and Reuben through life
Father: John WALKER b: SEP 1693 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Mother: Jemima STANHOPE
Spouse:
Beulah CLAPP b: BET 15 JAN 1723 AND 1724 in Dorchester, Massachusetts, Suffolk County
Married: 12 DEC 1744 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Children:
Jemima WALKER b: 3 OCT 1745 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Amie WALKER b: ABT 1747
Jonas WALKER b: 14 MAY 1749 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Abel WALKER b: BET 4 MAR 1751 AND 1752 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
John WALKER b: 10 APR 1755 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Anne WALKER b: 22 SEP 1757 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Daniel WALKER b: 30 NOV 1759 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Sarah WALKER b: 10 JUN 1762 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Asa WALKER b: 12 OCT 1764 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Reuben WALKER b: 21 JUN 1767 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Birth: 20 AUG 1722 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Death: 16 OCT 1792 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County of Apoplexy
"was an officer in the Revolutionary Army, came to Rutland from Sudbury where some of the children were born. The house built by him is a fine
specimen of the old Colonial mansion, and well repays a visit. It is now the property of the State of Massachusetts, and will be used for the residence of the Superintendent of the Prison Reservation. The famous old elm, planted by him, is now carefully guarded by the State from further damage by wind or ice. Capt. Walker and wife were admitted to the church soon after their arrival in Rutland, and although four miles from the place of worship, were rarely absent, summer or winter. The children of Daniel and Sibbelah Roper were all born in this house, and it continued to be the house of Lydia and Reuben through life
Father: John WALKER b: SEP 1693 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Mother: Jemima STANHOPE
Spouse:
Beulah CLAPP b: BET 15 JAN 1723 AND 1724 in Dorchester, Massachusetts, Suffolk County
Married: 12 DEC 1744 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Children:
Jemima WALKER b: 3 OCT 1745 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Amie WALKER b: ABT 1747
Jonas WALKER b: 14 MAY 1749 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Abel WALKER b: BET 4 MAR 1751 AND 1752 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
John WALKER b: 10 APR 1755 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Anne WALKER b: 22 SEP 1757 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Daniel WALKER b: 30 NOV 1759 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Sarah WALKER b: 10 JUN 1762 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Asa WALKER b: 12 OCT 1764 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
Reuben WALKER b: 21 JUN 1767 in Rutland, Massachusetts, Worcester County
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