Minjum Walton · Cumberland County, 1838
Minjum Walton signed a Cumberland County indenture on 10 March 1838. A marriage transcript of 5 February 1806 names Minjam Walton and Sally F. Mann. A deed of 20 March 1831 names him as grantor to Jesse Walton.
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Recorded as Minjum Walton; Minjam Walton.
Occurrences
Anchoring occurrence
Source: Find Minjim, lukefwalton.com
- Sex as written
- male
- Role
- signer
- Place
- Cumberland County, Virginia
- Source date
- 10 March 1838
- Where on the source
- 10 March 1838 indenture, signature Minjum Walton (representation version 1)
Bound occurrence, Established (assessment)
Source: Find Minjim, lukefwalton.com
- Sex as written
- male
- Role
- grantor
- Place
- Cumberland County, Virginia
- Source date
- 20 March 1831
- Where on the source
- 20 March 1831 deed, grantor Minjum Walton (representation version 1)
Bound occurrence, Probable (assessment)
Source: Find Minjim, lukefwalton.com
- Sex as written
- male
- Role
- groom named in the transcript
- Place
- Cumberland County, Virginia
- Source date
- 5 February 1806
- Where on the source
- 5 February 1806 marriage transcript, Minjam Walton (representation version 1)
Not established as the father of John T. Walton; that is published as a Possible hypothesis. The 1831 deed names Jesse Walton as grantee and gives him his own page. It does not call Jesse a son.