Lewis Walker

Lewis was a follower of George Fox, the Quaker, and was disowned by his relatives and deprived of government honors; or as said by some one at the time, "he laid down these honors conferred by the government" Source Biographic Annals of Lancaster County Volume I

a note on Redstone: Redstone is the name of Quaker Meeting in Wales: see: Parish of Llanvihangel Helygen, Radnorshire, Wales ( https://www.jstor.org/stable/20085640?seq=2 )

Came Originally from the Border of Scotland. Bet. 1684 - 1687, Came to PA from Merioneth in Wales. Settled in Phila, then Valley Forge. Donated ground for a Quaker meeting-house & cemetery. Erected first stone residence at Valley Forge. Purchased 1,000 acres from William Penn. Residence later used by George Washington during Revolutionary War. Residence:"Rehobeth" Chester Valley Tredyffrin Twp. Religion: Society of Friends. Buried in Valley Friends Cemetery, Wayne, PA.

https://tehistory.org/hqda/html/v22/v22n1p017.html mentioned and on map

towards the end of his life: Visited by the Quaker luminary Thomas Chalkley (page 247, Diary of Thomas Chalkley)

• He and one other laid out Swedesford Road