Records
- Adventure captain's list, qualified 23 September 1732, Margeratt Walton (derivative)
- John T. Walton, 1850 slave schedule, Greene County, the page headed 26 September 1850 by F. P. Strother: a woman of 25 and two children, 4 and 2, listed after Edward I. Carrington’s seventy-two (original)
- John T. Walton, 1860 slave schedule, Pole Cat beat, Perry County, handwritten page 16, 22 June 1860: fifteen people, a man of 58 and a woman of 45 written black, thirteen written mulatto, from a woman of 32 to a girl of three months (original)
- Confirmation to Henry son of Gilbert son of Waldeve, Charter Roll, 23 September 1199 (derivative)
- Grant to Richard de Mida, son of Gilbert de Waleton, Charter Roll, 27 July 1200 (derivative)
- Inspeximus of Richard de Mida's grant to his brother Henry de Waleton, Charter Roll, 16 July 1227 (derivative)
- Charles A. Hazlett, History of Rockingham County, 1915: the Exeter combination of 1639 (derivative)
- Farrer's note that Richard de Meath was Henry de Walton's brother (compiled)
- Gilbert transport list, Annapolis, 16 January 1720/21, Sam.l Walton (original)
- John Camden Hotten, The Original Lists of Persons of Quality, 1874: the Virginia living list and the 1624/5 musters (derivative)
- Inquisition post mortem of William de Walton, 1322 (derivative)
- Alice L. Walton Foundation page (original)
- CNN press release, 29 April 2011, naming Jim Walton (original)
- Federal Judicial Center entry for Reggie B. Walton (original)
- HistoryMakers biography of Aaron M. Walton (original)
- HistoryMakers biography of Darwin McBeth Walton (original)
- HistoryMakers biography of Donnell Thaddeus Walton (original)
- University of Hong Kong profile of Marc Walton (original)
- House biography of William Bell Walton (original)
- La Mortella biography of Susana Walton (original)
- NBA.com announcement of Bill Walton’s death (original)
- NC State profile of Krista Walton (original)
- NEA Jazz Masters page for Cedar Walton (original)
- Nobel Prize facts for Ernest T. S. Walton (original)
- National Portrait Gallery sitter record for Sir William Turner Walton (original)
- Lester Walton audio collection, biographical note (original)
- Lester Walton papers, Sc MG 183, biographical note (original)
- Rice University faculty profile of Chelsea Walton (original)
- University of Tennessee announcement for Delisa Walton (original)
- Tennis Australia player page for Adam Walton (original)
- UCLA Newsroom obituary of Bill Walton (original)
- University of Michigan obituary of Hanes Walton Jr. (original)
- Walmart corporate biography of Sam Walton (original)
- William Walton Trust biography of Sir William Walton (original)
- University of Windsor notice for Douglas N. Walton (original)
- World Resources Institute profile of Gloria Walton (original)
- Nell Marion Nugent, Cavaliers and Pioneers, volume 1, 1934: patent abstracts read for these Walton entries (derivative)
- Mandate to Richard de Waleton for fourteen bovates in Waleton, Wavertree, and Newsham, Patent Roll, 1295 (derivative)
- Grant to William, son and heir of Richard de Waleton, of a third of the manor of Hale, Patent Roll, 16 July 1297 (derivative)
- Pipe roll of 22 Henry II, Gilbert son of Waldeve, 1175–1176 (derivative)
- Pipe roll of 6 Richard I, Robert the clerk and Gilbert de Waleton, 1193–1194 (derivative)
- Pipe roll of 6 John, Richard son of Robert de Waleton, 1203–1204 (derivative)
- Pipe roll of 8 John, Henry de Waleton, 1205–1206 (derivative)
- Find Minjim, lukefwalton.com (original)
- Frank J. Walton, lukefwalton.com (original)
- Paternal line, lukefwalton.com (original)
- Mark Francis Walton, lukefwalton.com (original)
- GND personal name authority (compiled)
- ISNI public identity records (compiled)
- Library of Congress Name Authority File (compiled)
- ORCID public registry (compiled)
- Wikidata person items (compiled)
- Minjum Walton, read Morgan by two agents, 1830 census, Cumberland County, page 210, line 26 (original)
- Minjum Walton to Jesse Walton, 85 acres, $350, Cumberland Deed Book 20, 20 March 1831 (original)
- Jno T Walton, 1840 census, Cumberland County, stamped page 298; and the Sarah Walton household, Walter by one reader, on stamped page 279 (original)
- Edward George Walton, about 1778 to 1840, the overseer of the poor on the 1838 indenture: his two marriages, his will of 15 March 1840 (Cumberland Will Book 10, page 209, proved 23 March 1840), and his estate in the chancery suits of 1850 and 1859 (original)
- Writ to prove the age of Simon, son and heir of William de Walton, 4 November 1324 (derivative)