John Walker, of Hadley

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It was Thomas Walker's son Clement who married as his second wife Mary Button the eldest of the three daughters of Sir William Button, 1st Bart., and it was their son '''John Walker, of Hadley who married Cecil the eldest of the three daughters of Sir Michael Heneage,''' Chief Usher of the Exchequer. The Walkers, therefore, father and son appear to have done well for themselves.

This branch of the Heneage line had not altogether merged into the Walker line, for Charles the only son of Sir Michael was still living at the time of his sister's marriage, not dying till 1722. He left two daughters only, Elizabeth and Cecil, and it was the elder who being anxious to preserve the name of Heneage, instigated, in 1777, her kinsman John Walker grandson of John and Cecil to petition the Crown to be allowed to take the name of Heneage.

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Father John Walker1 b. c 1630, d. 1 Mar 1703 Mother Cecily Heneage1 b. c 1639, d. 11 Nov 1684

    Lewis Walker was born circa 1666 at Redstone, Pembrokeshire, Wales.1 He married Mary Morris on 22 April 1693 at Radnor, Delaware, PA.1 Lewis Walker died on 23 October 1728 at Radnor, Delaware, PA.1 Family Mary Morris b. 22 Apr 1667, d. 19 Aug 1747 Child	 Isaac Walker+1 b. 7 Jan 1705, d. 23 Feb 1755 Citations [S11692] Ancestors of Clifford Silvers Ault.

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John, who matriculated at Lincoln College, Oxford, 8 Dec. 1658, gave Wood some particulars about his father (Foster, Alumni Oxonienses, i. 1557).