Isaac Walker

b: February 15, 1727, Tredyffrin, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d: North Carolina  

Mary Walker

b: May 3, 1730, Tredyffrin, Chester Co., Pennsylvania;p ? Campbell

Elizabeth Walker

b: October 8, 1732, Tredyffrin, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; m: William Jolliffe

Abel Walker

b: January 14, 1735, Tredyffrin, Chester, Pennsylvania; d: January 3, 1782, Hopewell, Frederick Co., Virginia; m: Mary Beeson November 12, 1761, Hopewell, Frederick Co., Virginia; b: November 18, 1743, Hopewell, Frederick Co., Virginia; d: January 13, 1782, Hopewell, Frederick Co., Virginia (unproven on dates of death of both)

Sinah  Walker

b: March 15, 1737, Tredyffrin, Chester, Pennsylvania; m: Joseph Townsend

Lewis Walker

b: March 9, 1739, Tredyffrin, Chester, Pennsylvania; d: December 23, 1815, Frederick Co., Virginia; m: Sarah Bruce b: Virginia

Mordecai Walker

b: August 17, 1742, Tredyffrin, Chester, Pennsylvania; d: April 1, 1830, Clinton Co., Ohio; m: Rachel Barrett April 21, 1768, Frederick Co., Virginia; b: February 22, 1746, Hopewell, Frederick Co., Virginia; d: 1834

Ebenezer Walker

b: July 7, 1745, Tredyffrin, Chester, Pennsylvania; d: April 29, 1814, Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania; m: Mary Bruce 1763; b: 1748, Frederick Co., Virginia, d: January 21, 1820, Guernsey Co.,Ohio

Sarah Walker

Unproven -  birth dates not found

“Abel and Sinah Walker lived for some years in Chester Valley, onthe farm bequeathed him by his father, and here all his children were born. He sold this place, and the 5th month, 14th, 1747, is the date of the removal of the certificate of himself, his wife and children from Radnor Monthly Meeting to Hopewell,. Va. His aged mother in law accompanied them. It is written that " she  wa a worthy Friend, being so mindful of her latter end the she prepard and took with her her last wrapping linnen."

They settled at Falling Waters, in the Shenandoah Valley, not far from Martinsburg. They, with many of their descendants, were members of Hopewell Monthly Meeting. The descendants of Abel Walker are more widely scattered than any other branch of the family. Many of them have attained eminence and all are worthy citizens. The old Virginia homestead is, I believe, still standing, and in possession of a member of the family.” excerpt from “Lewis Walker of Chester Valley and his descendants; with some of the families with whom they are connected by marriage 1686-1896”