Thomas Walker

"Thomas left Ayre, Scotland, and went to Colney Hatch, England about 1619. In 1620 the London Company sent William Clayborne, a nephew of Mary, the wife of Abram Walker, to survey the territory adjacent to the Chesapeake Bay in order to hold it for the colony of Virginia. He asked his kinsman, Thomas Walker, to aid him in this work, and they came to Jamestown in that year. Lands were granted to Thomas Walker between the mouths of the Happahannock and York Rivers, where he established a plantation, and it was made into the Borough of Gloucester which he represented in the House of Burgesses of Virginia."

• Source, Walker Family History - Genealogical Table, compiled by James Riley Walker *

More About Thomas Walker: Date born 2: August 15, 1596, Lancashire, England38 Individual Note 1: 1620, Came to America, (Jamestown, Virginia), from England39 Individual Note 2: Granted large holdings of land by the Colonial authorities.39 Individual Note 3: Member of the house of Burgheses that governed Virginia.39

More About Thomas Walker and Maria ?: Marriage: Abt. 1635, Jamestown, Virginia39

Children of Thomas Walker and Maria ? are:

 	 9 	i. 	  	Abram5 Walker39, born Abt. 1637 in Gloucester Borough, Virginia39; died Unknown in In battle with Susquehanna Indians39.

10 ii. James Walker, born Abt. 1639 in Gloucester Borough, Virginia; died Unknown.