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Walker,Philip1679 Walker,Philip1679 Walker, Philip(Deacon) (I362242837160) (1625 - 21 AUG, 1679; @ 54 YRS)	Philip 2 Nov. 10, 1674; Elizbeth, April 1, 1666; Michael, March 1, 1667, buried Feb., 1677; Ebenezer, 1676; Martha. (from History of the state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations: Biographical; NY: The American Historical Society, Inc. 1920) The Philip Walker House, at 432 Massasoit Avenue in East Providence, still stands and is the 2nd oldest house in Rhode Island (1679). Some of the family's furn Philip 2 Walker, Philip(Deacon) (I362242837160) (1625 - 21 AUG, 1679; @ 54 YRS)	IMG_1423.PNG IMG_1423.PNG Walker, Philip(Deacon) (I362242837160) (1625 - 21 AUG, 1679; @ 54 YRS)
Philip irth: unknown Death: Aug., 1679 Philip Walker, son of the Widow Walker, was born in England, and is first of mention in Colonial records in Massachusetts in a deed bearing his signature, dated, Rehoboth, 1653. He was one of the grand jury there, May 17, 1655, and took the oath of fidelity, June 1, 1658. His name appears in the first division of the Rehoboth North Purchase, June 22, 1658, and again on May 26, 1668. He became a prominent figure in the local affairs of early Rehoboth, and held many positions of trust and importance. In 1657 he became surveyor, and in the following year held the office of constable. He was on the grand inquest in 1668 and 1678; selectman between 1666 and 1675; and deputy to the General Court at Plymouth, in 1669. He was also a deacon of the church, and on November 2, 1663, was one of a committee appointed to build or buy a parsonage. In King Philip's War he contributed twenty-six pounds to the war fund, the largest sum with two exceptions in the town. He was a prosperous weaver, and his estate was appraised at 681 pounds, one of the largest in Rehoboth. He was buried August 21, 1679. Philip Walker married, about 1654, Jane Metcalf, daughter of Michael Metcalf, of Dedham. She survived him, and married (second) June 2, 1684, John Polley of Roxbury. She lived in the latter place until her death in 1702. Children: Samuel, born Feb., 1655; Sarah, Feb. 16, 1657; Philip, born in March 1661; Elizabeth, twin of Philip, born in March, 1661, drowned Aug. 7, 1664; Mary, born in May, 1663; Experience, in 1664-65, buried Philip Walker, Philip(Deacon) (I362242837160) (1625 - 21 AUG, 1679; @ 54 YRS)	2nd oldest home in Rhode Island Nov. 10, 1674; Elizbeth, April 1, 1666; Michael, March 1, 1667, buried Feb., 1677; Ebenezer, 1676; Martha. (from History of the state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations: Biographical; NY: The American Historical Society, Inc. 1920) The Philip Walker House, at 432 Massasoit Avenue in East Providence, still stands and is the 2nd oldest house in Rhode Island (1679). Some of the family's furn 2nd oldest home in Rhode Island Walker, Philip(Deacon) (I362242837160) (1625 - 21 AUG, 1679; @ 54 YRS)	walker-coat-of-arms-family-crest walker-coat-of-arms-family-crest Walker, Sir William (I362251836423) (1540 - 1590)
Stella M Walker Ivey Stella M Walker Ivey Walker, Stella M (I362242758919) (18 May 1885 - 1967)	walker walker Walker Knight, Sir Robert John Thomas (I362431174667) (1525 - Sep 1599)	walker walker Walker Knight, Sir Robert John Thomas (I362431174709) (1525 - Sep 1599)
Cynthia Elizabeth Walker Cynthia Elizabeth Walker Walker Lech, Cynthia Elizabeth (I362243057867) (18 Sep 1922 - 1 Dec 2009)	Marion Brown History Marion Brown History WALKER BROWN, MARION ELIZABETH (I362242757639) (26 Sep 1892 - 19 Sep 1974)	philip philip Walker, JR, Phillip (I362242837098) (2 Mar 1661 - 17 Feb 1740)
Philip Walker, son of Widow Walker <p>Philip Walker, son of the widow Walker, ws born in England, and is first of mention in Colonial records in Massachusetts in a deed bearing his signature, dated Rehoboth, 1653.  He was one of the grand jury there.  May 17, 1655,and took the oath of fidelity, June 1, 1658.  His name appears in the first division of the Rehoboth North Purchase.  June 22, 1958, and again on May 26, 1868.  He became a prominent figure in the locl affairs of early Rehoboth, and held many positions of trust and importance.  In 1657 he became surveyor and in the following year held the office of constable.  He was on the grand inquest in 1668 and 1678. Selectman between 1666 and 1675 and deputy to the General Court at Plymouth in 1669.  He was also a decon of the church Nov 2, 1663 , was on the committee appointed to build or buy a parsonage.  In King Philip's War he contributed twenty-six pounds to the war fund, the largest sum with two exceptions in the town.  He was a prosperous weaver, and his estate was appraised at 681 pounds, one of the largest in Rehoboth.  He was buried Auguat 21, 1679.  Philip Walker married, about 1654, Jane Metcalf, daughte of Michael Metcalf of Dedham.  She survived him and married (2nd) June 2, 1684, John Polley of Roxbury.  She lived in the latter place until her death in 1702.  Children born  Samuel Feb 1655, Sarah Feb 16, 1657,  Philip born March 1661, drawned Aug 7, 1664.  Mary born May 1663, Experience in 1664/65, buried Nov 10 1674, Elizabeth April 1, 1666, Michael March l 1667, buried Feb 1677, Ebenezer 1676  Martha   -- from History of the state of RI and Providence Plantation;  Biographical, NH the American Historical Society 1920.</p><p>The Philip Walker House at 432 Massasoit Ave. E Providence, still stands and is the 2nd oldest house in RI (1679).  Some of the family's furnishings can be viewed today at the Hunt House Museum in E Providence.  </p> Philip Walker, son of Widow Walker Walker, JR, Phillip (I362242837098) (2 Mar 1661 - 17 Feb 1740)	flag of scotland flag of scotland Wallace, John (I362260853140) (1540 - 1582)	waller1 waller1 WALLER, ROBERT (I362442087081) (1502 - 1545)
Record of Baptism for English Walter daughter of William Walter Baptism of English Walter daughter of William Walter. Record of Baptism for English Walter daughter of William Walter Walter, English (I362369791611) (1630 - 1724)	Margaret (Ware) Foster Headstone Margaret, wife of John Foster, is buried at Newell Burying Ground in Attleboro, Massachusetts. Photo by Andrea C. Find A Grave Memorial# 85152649 Margaret (Ware) Foster Headstone Ware , Margaret (I362340224689) (6 Jun 1685 - 4 Nov 1761)	Android Photo Android Photo Warner, Daniel (I362369782869) (1635 - 30 Apr 1692)
Findagrave Ruth Warner Skinner Findagrave Ruth Warner Skinner Warner, Ruth (I362062908439) (6 Nov 1770 - 2 Jul 1849)	Warriner_2 Warriner_2 Warriner (Warner) (13ggf), Andrew (I362441236881) (1506 - 23 Sep 1553)	Watson Crest Watson Crest Watson, John (I362441240856) (15 Mar 1558 - 1650)
john watson 1671 L to R: John Watson Jr. & Sr. Inscription: John Watson Aged 77 years died December the 2d 1671. john watson 1671 Watson, John of Highmore (I362441240461) (12 Jan 1594 - 2 Nov 1671)	image image Wauchope, Archibald (I362250019986) (1551 - 1604)	Niddrie-Marischal Mansion - Wauchope family http://www.rmccomb.us/wauchop1.html Niddrie-Marischal Mansion - Wauchope family WAUCHOPE, GILBERT (I362369783194) (1500 - 1 Dec 1573)
Sir John Wauchope Sir John Wauchope Wauchope, Sir Johnne (I362245992910) (1600 - 1 Dec 1682)	Wauchope Mausoleum - William Wauchope https://www.scottish-places.info/features/featurefirst89808.html Wauchope Mausoleum - William Wauchope Wauchope of Niddrey, William (I362369783069) (1524 - 6 Feb 1587)	scotland-flag scotland-flag Wauchope Walkup, Andrew (I362245244792) (1632 - 10 Feb 1711)
NINA ANCESTOR NINA ANCESTOR Weber, Anna Elizabeth (I362244816950) (06-FEB-1743 - aft 1820)	Webster-England Webster-England Webster, Agnes (I362442528482) (10 Feb 1548 - 2 Feb 1591)	Lieut Robert Webster, Sr Lieut Robert Webster, Sr Webster (immigrated in 1634\Connecticut) (Line to Noah Webster)Sr., Lieut. Robert (I362373666645) (17 Nov 1619 - 31 May 1676)