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 Will of Timothy Walker of Charlestown, Massachusetts August 8, 1836. This will found in Clinton, NJ of Timothy Walker of Charlestown, Massachusetts (now a part of Boston), written and signed on August 8, 1836. The will also has a number of codicils attached in the months following. All told, the will is ten pages long in very good shape and quite legible. In the past it was folded in quarters, but now stands folded in half. Surprisingly, there is little wear along the folds. Mr. Walker was obviously a wealthy man with much property, securities, and cash to bequeath to his progeny. Among other things, Timothy Walker was a successful businessman and served as a Director of the Bunker Hill Monument Association. Below is a list of people and organizations named in the will. Some of these folks, including Timothy Walker himself, are fairly well-known members of elite Boston society in the first half of the nineteenth century.
Named people and organizationsSamuel Abbot Abigail Armstrong Samuel T. Armstrong Arthur W. Austin William Austin Archibald Babcock Eleazer (?) E. Bradshaw Martha W. Bradshaw Fitch Cutter Mr. Dana Benjamin Eaton Mr. Edes (?) Asa Flanders Frothingham (presumably Richard) S. P. Fuller Ireland Mr. Parks Benjamin Phipps John Seawell John. F. Skinner John Stevens Richard Sullivan Daniel Tufts Jonas Tyler Abigail Walker Dr. Charles Walker Charlotte Walker Edward Walker George Walker Henry A. Walker Rev. Dr. James Walker Lucy Walker Timothy Walker Timothy Walker, Jr. William J. Walker Elizabeth A. M. Wheeler Increase S. Wheeler Catherine Whiting Augustus Whiting Mary Whitney Simon Whitney Thomas Wood
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Andover and Wilmington Rail Road Boston City Bank Brick Church Society Bunker Hill Bank Commonwealth Insurance Company Franklin Insurance Company Fremont Bank Globe Bank of Boston Market Bank of Boston Mercantile and Marine Insurance Company Neptune Insurance Company Theological School at Cambridge Washington Hall Association Western Rail Road
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