Johnny D. Walker of Nashville, Tennessee

Updated January 16, 2013


Johnny D Walker
2718 Wellman Drive
Nashville, TN 37214
United States
charowalker@att.net

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Surnames of Interest

Welcome to my page of ancestral information. Paternal surnames of interest include: Walker, Anderson, Clark, Stagner, McFarland, Winders, Pillow and McFadden. Maternal surnames are: Smith, Blankenship, Segraves, Crabb, Gibson, Rainey, Waugh and Stacy. Other surnames further back in my ancestry were: Taylor, Mathis, Munden, Laws, Hogg, Barbee, Guess, Warren, Harrington, Curtis, Burton, Chappell, Bright, New, Berry, Patterson, Combs. I am twice descended from Martha Laws (1814-1879) as she was the great-grandmother of both of my maternal grandparents.

DNA Testing

DNA testing is an exciting new area of interest to genealogists. See the link below for the Walker Surname DNA Project. My Walker line is in Group-2 at the DNA Project. I am number 742 and my father is sample 608. Our Walker line belongs to the Y-Chromosome Haplogroup I1. See the link below for information on Y-Chromosome Haplogroup I1.

Family tradition stated that Matthew W. Walker had some American Indian ancestry, probably on his maternal side. On my maternal side, Lemuel A. Smith was said to be of partial American Indian descent. Mary Munden McFadden is believed to have been of Cherokee descent. A surviving portrait of her (see photo below) shows some American Indian traits. However I have had the complete genome service done on myself at www.23andme.com. The results showed almost 99% European descent and zero Asian descent. None of the American Indian genes (if there were any) made it down to me. (American Indians are of Asian descent; people who have recent American Indian ancestry show partial Asian results in the chromosome painting at www.23andme.com.)

I have had the mtDNA test run on my own sample at familytreedna.com which revealed that I belong to Haplogroup-T (about 9% of Europeans). My maternal aunt's sample matched exactly on the mtDNA test. The earliest I know about my maternal (umbilical) line is Mary L. Harrington who was born about 1825 in Tennessee and who married James Stacy in 1842 in Johnson Co., Illinois. See the link below for the article on mtDNA Haplogroup-T.


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