Walton Family Tree

John Walton · Alexander Mountney muster, Elzabeth Cittie

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Hotten's transcription of Alexander Mountney's muster at Elizabeth City lists John Walton, aged 28, in the Elizabeth in 1621. The ship name is printed Elzabeth. The line does not give a parish or a legal status. He is not matched to the John Walton who received an Accomack patent in 1638, or to any later John Walton named in a transportation list.

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Anchoring occurrence

Source: John Camden Hotten, The Original Lists of Persons of Quality, 1874: the Virginia living list and the 1624/5 musters

Age as written
28
Role
listed in a household muster
Place
Elzabeth Cittie
Source date
in the Elzabeth 1621
Where on the source
Hotten 1874, p. 257, Elzabeth Cittie, Allexander Mountney his muster: John Walton aged 28 in the Elzabeth 1621 (representation version 1)

Bound occurrence, Probable (assessment)

Source: John Camden Hotten, The Original Lists of Persons of Quality, 1874: the Virginia living list and the 1624/5 musters

Role
named among the living
Place
Elizabeth Cittie
Source date
living list in Hotten, page 186; the date heading was not on the page that was read
Where on the source
Hotten 1874, The Living in Virginia, p. 186, John Walton, in the continuation after 'more at Elizabeth Cittie' (representation version 1)

Later life is not established from this line.

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