Chart, direct line of descent and other documents pertaining to the Walton family of Mason County and Lexington, Kentucky/ gathered by Matt Savage Walton, Sr. and various collaborators ; presented by his son, Charles Wheeler Walton
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Typescript (photocopy) donated by Samuel B. Walton, Lexington, Kentucky.
Chiefly material gathered by Matt Savage Walton, Sr., in the 1940s.
Chiefly ancestors of Matt Savage Walton, also known as "Papaw." He was the son of Joseph Frazee Walton (1854-1918) and his wife, Lily Dale Savage Walton (1858-1916). Ancestors include: John Walton (d. 1640) of Devizes, Wiltshire, England, and Elizabeth County, Virginia; and James? Savage, a Revolutionary War soldier, of Wales and Virginia.
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