Walker, Samuel | MosaicNC

Biographical Description

Samuel Walker was a cresident of Orange County, North Carolina by 1755. A mill owner and farmer, Walker later became a resident of Guilford County, where he gave John Pugh an alibi for the Hillsborough Riot that happened in September 1770, hoping to help Pugh receive a pardon. Walker sought a pardon for another prominent Regulator, James Hunter, who was his son-in-law. Walker died in Randolph County in about 1782.

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Depositions from Elizabeth Jones, Elizabeth Pugh, Peninah Pugh, Ann Jones, Samuel Walker, John Marsh, William Savage, Cathren Marley to the North Carolina Colonial Assembly Against John Pugh, 31 August 1771 page 1

31 August 1771

Depositions from Elizabeth Jones, Elizabeth Pugh, Peninah Pugh, Ann Jones, Samuel Walker, John Marsh, William Savage, and Cathren Marley to the North Carolina Colonial Assembly for John Pugh, 31 August 1771

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