Descendants of William Walton and Rachel Hunter:
Sally's great-great-great-great-Grandparents: page 2 Uncle

     married Emily Green ca 1810 - bef 1862
       a. James Thomas Walton ca 1825 - 31 Dec 1852
"1852 Thos Walton sold his house and lot in Woodville to C. Smallwood given possession the 15 Oct he left Woodville and went down to his farm was taken sick Flu middle of Nov and died the 31st Dec 9 o'clock pm C. Smallwood has sent Mr. Taylor the Admin for the medical bill and hope he will get it. . .1853 Mrs. Walton and family removed the first of the year near Roxobel." Smallwood's Diary
           married Feb 1844 Sarah Ann Tyler ca 1826 - 
                                   dau. of Perry C Tyler
             i. Mary Ella Walton ca 1845-  no children
                 married Col Andrew J Howell
             ii. Sarah Agnes Walton ca 1848-
                  married James Pettway Johnson
                  married 2nd a Bush
             iii.  a son after 1850 died as a infant
             iv.  another son d as a infant
              v.  third son
      b. William Walton ca 1832 - aft 1880 
            married 4 June 1856 Susan Whitly of Martin Co NC ca 1840 - 1880
                         Smallwood's diary  1880 in Woodville
              i. James S Walton ca 1877 - dsp when he was about 21
    Emily Green Walton  ca 1810 - bef 1862 
          married 2nd in  Jan/Feb 1844 John M Joliff died Jan 1847
                         John was the Hotel Keeper in Woodville
         c. Leora C. Jolliff  ca 1846-
    Emily Green Walton Joliff ca 1810 - bef 1862
          married 3rd 30 Jan 1852 John W Jenkins 
4. Mary Walton died 1833 single 
          her brother James was her executor
5. daughter    [she died after 1824 and bef Nov 1837]
      married bef Sept 1821 as his 3rd wife William H Green,  brother of Emily
         apparent heir of Timothy Walton in 1821
           William H Green married 4thly Nov 1837 Cynthia Newsome Powell the widow of Cader Powell of Hertford Co
        a. Margaret Green ca 1824 -
           married Perry C Tyler Jr. ca 1824 - Jan 1850 Halifax pneumonia
                        son of Richard Tyler and wife Jennet Raby
                i. William R Tyler ca 1848 -
                ii. Walton Tyler 1850 -
                    married Lula May [Mary]
                            1. Perry Cotten Tyler 7 Nov 1882 -
                            2. Richard Barnes Tyler 25 Jan 1885 -
                                 bapt records of Grace Church in Woodville
6.  daughter
      married bef 1821 Joseph Jordan
           apparent heir of Timothy Walton in 1821

Rachel Walton ca 1751 - aft 1804 | her parents 
& bef Nov 1771 Jesse Garrett ca 1735 - 1797 | his parents 
& he 1st 1756 Rachel Blanchard 1735/40 - ca 1771 | her parents 
& she 2nd bef 1804 Abram Rhodes | his parents 
of Chowan and Bertie Counties NC

Rachel Walton & Jesse Garrett of Bertie Co, NC had:
  (Bertie County, North Carolina Wills / Almasey) In the name of God Amen October 13^th 1796
 I Jesse Garrett of Bartie County and State of North Carolina being of sound and disposed mind and memory blessed be Almighty God for the same & considering the uncertainty of this mortal life do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say first I will that all my just debts and funeral charges be paid and discharged. to my Son Jess Garrett that he shall have the priveledge of Grinding his grain to make bread for his familys use free from Paying any tole, and I also reserve the raising clouthing and boarding of my children that they shall be maintained on that part of my Estate lent to my wife free from any charge whatsoever except their schooling then all the above mentioned Artiles and land I lend to her during her natural life.
Item I Give and bequeath to my said wife Rachel Garrett all my hogs all the meat and fat and all my corn and potatoes and all my crop of every kind and all my Brandy and all my money now by me (Bonds, Notes, and Accounts Excepted) and all my Geese and fowls of every kind all which I Give to her and her heirs forever.
Item I Give and bequeath to my two sons David Garrett and Jacob Garrett one Negro man Jack to be equally divided between them and that to be their full share of my Estate with what they have already received I say to them and their heirs forever.
Item I Give and bequeath to my son James Garrett a tract of land known by the name of Yateses lying on both sides of the great branch begining on the run of said Branch two hundred yards below my corn field fence on said peace and runing from thence the course of said fence as far as the fence continues and then to continue the said Course across my lands to Needham Jarnagans or John Hollomans line as may happen and then to continue with Hollomons line to Sumner line and to continue on Sumners line and my back line round to the first station which I Give to him and his heirs forever my will and desire is that if my Son James should die without heirs lawfully begotten of his body that the lands and plantation given to him should return to my son Jesse Garrett which I Give to him and his heirs forever in case James should die without heir lawfully begotten of his body, I also give my son James one negro boy named Jerry and that to Count two hundred Silver dollars he hath received in his part of my Estate which he is to account for before he receives any more and I also leave the land and negro given to my son James Garrett to be delivered up to him said James at the time he arrives to the age of Eighteen years I say to him and his heirs forever.
Item I Give and bequeath to my son Jesse Garrett all the remainder part of lands and plantations and mill lying between the run of the Loosing swamp and the line to be run for James Garrett with my manor plantation and the land lent to my wife all which I Give to him and his heirs forever and if Jesse whould die without heirs lawfully begotton of his body then I Give the lands given to him to my son James Garrett I say to him and his heirs forever, I also give my son Jesse one negro boy named Silus and that to Count two hundred Silver dollars he hath received in his part of my Estate which he is to account for before he receives any more I say to him and his heirs forever.
Item I Give and bequeath to my daughter Celia Eley one cow and five sheep and that to be her full share of my Estate with what she have already received I say to her and her heirs forever.
Item I Give and bequeath to my two sons Timothy & John Garrett two negroes by names of Abram and Cesar with all the profits that may arise from their hire to be equally divided between them at the time Timothy shall arise to the age of twenty one years and if either Timothy or John should die without heirs lawfully begotten of their body then I Give the two negros Abram and Cesar to the one which may be living with all the profitts that hath arisen or may arise thereon which I Give to the said Timothy and John and their heirs forever.
Item I Give and bequeath to my daughter Millie one negro woman named Flora and that to be her full share of my Estate with what she hath already received I say to her and her heirs forever.
Item I Give and bequeath to my Son Thomas Garrett one negro man named Isaac which he hath already received I say to him and his heirs forever.
Item I Give and bequeath to my daughter Penny Garrett one negro Girl named Valley to her and her heirs forever.
Item I Give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Garrett one negro Girl named Kate to her and her heirs forever
Item I Give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth one negro Girl named Ester to her and her heirs forever
Item All the residue or remainder of my Estate not before given or lent I leave to be equally divided between my seven children (to wit) Jesse Garrett, James Garrett , Penny Garrett, Mary Garrett, Timothy Garrett, John Garrett, and Elizabeth Garrett in manner and form following when either of the above named children shall arrive to the age of Twenty one years or marry to be divided and that one to receive his or their share and the other six parts to all continue together till another shall arive to the age of twenty one years or marry then that one to receive his or her part and the remaining five parts to continue together again and so to be equally divided till the last one shall arrive to the age of twenty one or marry I also leave all that part of my Estate lent to my wife to be equall divided between my seven children at the death of my wife shear and shear alike (to wit) Jesse Garrett, James Garrett , Penny Garrett, Mary Garrett, Timothy Garrett, John Garrett, and Elizabeth Garrett which I give to them and their heirs forever.
Lastly I constitute appoint and ordain my son in law James Cherry my whole and sole Executor of this my last will and testament in whom I also invest full power and Authority to all as he shall think most advantagious for the benefitt of the children in disposing of the property hereby disannulling and revoaking all former wills and testaments heretofore made bequeathed or ratified hereby ratifying and Confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament Signed sealed published and declared by the said Jesse Garrett the testator to be his last will and testament in the presence of us who were present at the time of signing and sealing thereof              Jesse Garrett (seal)
Tim’y Walton, Christain (her X mark) Walton, William Lain
Bertie County May Court 1797: proved by Tim’y Walton & William Lain. George Gray CCC

Sarah Walton ca 1753 - 1807  | her parents 
& 1772 Frederick Lassiter ca 1750 - 1787 | his parents 
& he first ca 1769 daughter of Abner Eason | her parents 
& she 2nd 1788 David Standley d 1795 | his parents 
& his first wife | her parents 
of Gates and Bertie Counties NC