WALCOTTS OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE AND BARBADOS
Revised April 2025
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(1) John Walcott, b. c.1330, d. c.1410 Shalstone, Buckinghamshire; sometimes said, without evidence, to be a son of Richard Walcott, MP of Lincoln; m. Mary Ickford.
(2) Robert Walcott, b.c.1370; leased a large area of pasture land at Shalstone from Luffield Priory acquired by his father in 1403.
(3) John Walcott c.1400-c.1460; inherited land at Shalstone from his father and acquired lease on other half of the land formerly held by John Ickford.
(4) John Walcott, c.1440-c.1490; inherited 3 virgates of land at Shalstone leased by his grandfather from Luffield Priory. Later acquired a large area of pasture land in Water Stratford
In 1522 there was a muster taken of men 16 years and older and the value of their goods or property, in which six Walcotts were recorded in Buckinghamshire. They were: Thomas Walcote of Water Stratford £22; Edm. Walcote of Foscote £6, John Walcote of Stoney Stratford £4/4s; Ric. Walcote of Dadford £4; Wm. Walcote of Water Stratford £2; and John Walcote of Foscote £1. Two years later, in 1524, a Lay Subsudy to fund the War with France was collected. Two Walcotts appear on it; Thomas Walcott of Water Stratford with property valued at £14, and Richard Walcote of Dadford with 4 marks in land. Thomas and Edmund were probably brothers, John, William and Richard probably Thomas' sons, and John of Foscott, Edmund's son.
(5) Thomas Walcott, c.1468-1536, the wealthiest Walcott on the 1522 muster roll at Water Stratford with £22 in goods, and on the 1524 Lay Subsidy with £14 in goods. In 1522 he was executor of the will of Robert Skylman of Water Stratford. With John Baker andThomas Nichols he leased land at Padbury in 1524, which he and Thomas Nicholds sold in 1525. He and his brother-in-law, William Eyre, held most of the land at Water Stratford. The will of Thomas Walcote of Water Stratford, Bucks., husbandman, proved in 1536, mentions his children Richard, Elaine, and Nicholas, and was witnessed by John Walcote and others; m. Margaret Eyre c.1490.
(6) John Walcott, b. c.1490 Water Stratford, d. c.1560; an adult at Stoney Stratford on 1522 muster roll and a blacksmith at Stoney Stratford, a town 13 miles east of Water Stratford in 1533; taxed at Water Stratford in 1542 and 1558, and at in Tingewick 1558; named in the 1544 will of brother, Richard Walcott, as overseer of Richard's two children, and receiving a cow and clothing , and each of his children receiving a lamb. About 1540, Ed. Webbe took to court John Walcote and Alice his wife to court for detetention of deeds relating to a messuage and land in Stony Stratford formerly of Richard Langeley; m. Alice _____.
(7) Richard Walcott, b. c.1510 Stoney Stratford, d. 1557 Tingewick; listed as billman on 1535 Buckinghamshire muster list. The will of Richard Walcot of Tingewick, dated 1557, gives his daughter, Catherine a heifer and 11s; to his 5 youngest unnamed children all his sheep, remainder to his six children divided equally, son Hugh to have remainder of lease on his house and be his executor, with Jone and William Walcott as witnesses. Three of his younger children unnamed; m. Elizabeth Purefoy of Shalstone.
(8) Catherine Walcott, b. c.1530; named in her father's 1557 will.
(8) Hugh Walcott, b. c.1535, executor for his father's will in 1557.
(8) Thomas Walcott, b. 1538; m. Jane Twychyne 1561 Tingewick.
(9) Hales Walcott, b. 1561 Tingewick, prob. d.y...
(9) John Walcott, b. 1563 Tingewick, prob. d. y..
(9) William Walcott, b. 1563 Tingewick; m. Mary Greene c.1580. Perhaps the William Walcott who m. Ann Piddington 1605 Hillesden, Bucks..
(10) Richard Walcott, b., d. 1584 Water Stratford.
(10) Margery Walcott, b. 1587 Water Stratford.
(10) Richard Walcott, b., d. 1589 Water Stratford.
(10) William Walcott, b. 1590 Water Stratford.
(10) Ann Walcott, b. 1603 Water Stratford.
(9) Margaret Walcott, b. 1564 Tingewick.
(9) Anne Walcott, b. 1567 Tingewick; m. Thomas Harris 1614 Tingewick, Bucks..
(9) John Walcott, b. 1567 Tingewick; m. (1) Ann ____ who d. 1605 Hillesden, m. (2) Margaret Waste 1599 Ludgershall, Wiltshire.
(10) Hugh Walcott, 1594-1597 Hillesden.
(10) William Walcott, b. 1596 Hillesden.
(10) Thomas Walcott, b. 1599 Hillisden.
(10) Edward Walcott, b. 1600 Hillesden, d. 1639 Westbury, Bucks., husbandman; m. Frances____.
(11) Thomas Walcott, b., d. 1625 Westbury.
(11) Joan Walcott, b. 1633 Westbury.
(11) Edward Walcott, b. 1635, d. 1639 Westbury.
(11) Thomas Walcott, b., d.1643 Westbury.
(11) Elizabeth, b. 1645 Westbury.
(11) Edward Walcott, b. 1650 Westbury.
(10) Matthew Walcott, b. c.1600, d. 1637 Westbury, yeoman; m. Ann ____.
(11) John Walcott, b. 1631 Westbury.
(11) Ann Walcott, b. 1634 Westbury.
(10) Richard Walcott, b. 1601 Hillesden.
(10) Judith Walcott, b. 1606 Hillesden; m. Thomas Whitehead 1633 Hillesden.
(10) Margaret Walcott, b. 1697 Hillesden.
(10) Griffin Walcott, b. 1607 Hillesden.
(10) John Walcott, Jr., b. 1612 Hillesden.
(11) John Walcott, b. 1631 Westbury.
(11) Ann Walcott, b. 1634 Westbury.
(10) Judith Walcott, b. 1606 Hillesden; m. Thomas Whitehead 1633 Hillesden.
(10) Margaret Walcott, b. 1697 Hillesden.
(10) Griffin Walcott, b. 1607 Hillesden.
(10) John Walcott, Jr., b. 1612 Hillesden.
(9) Dennis Walcott, b. 1569 Tingewick.
(9) Alice Walcott, b. 1570 Tingewick.
(9) Marian Walcott, b. 1572 Tingewick, d.y...
(9) Marian Walcott, b. 1573 Tingewick.
(9) William Walcott, b. 1576 Tingewick.
(9) Edward Walcott, b. 1580 Tingewick; m. Elizabeth Jones 1615 Tingewick; possibly m. (2) Ann ____.
(10) Agnes Walcott, b. 1616 Tingewick.
(10) Susan Walcott, b. 1620 Westbury.
(10) Matthew Walcott, b. 1624 Westbury.
(10) John Walcott, b. 1630 Westbury.
(11) John Walcott, b., d. 1643 Westbury.
(11) John Walcott, b. c.1650, d. 1712 Westbury; m. Abigail _____.
(12) John Walcott, Jr., b. 1674 Tingewick.
(12) Thomas Walcott, b. 1677 Tingewick, d. 1722 Titchfield, Hampshire; listed on the staff at Titchfield House 1699, and 1717-9, his name deleted 1723; employee of Henry Bentinck (1682-1726), the 1st Duke of Portland. In 1717 the Bishop of Litchfield authorized Thomas Walcot to teach school at Tichfield.
(13) Rev. Clement Walcott, b. 1700 Titchfield, d. 1781 Titchfield; ordained Church of England priest 1729, steward and receiver for the 2nd Duke of Portland at his Titchfield estate, 1731-62. The duke granted him a house at Titchfield in 1750; also steward for the 3rd Duke of Portland 1762-68; will dated 1774, proved 1782, mentions wife Mary, nephew Thomas Walcot, deceased and his sons, Clement and Thomas, nephew Robert Walcot and his daughter Ann, sister Ann Walcot, children of sister Mary Walcot Mason, and William Thomas Walcot, son of nephew Thomas Walcot; m. Mrs. Mary Atkinson of Botley 1752 Bursledon, Hampshire, who brought a 500L marriage settlement.
(13) Frances Walcott, b. 1702 Titchfield, d. 1720 Titchfield.
(13) Ann Walcott, b. 1704 Titchfield, d. 1772 Titchfield.
(13) Thomas Walcott Jr., b. 1705 Titchfield, d. 1768 Alverstoke, Hampshire; glazier of Gosport 1733, glazier of Alverstoke and chapel warden of Gosport 1755-66; will of Thomas Walcot, glazier, of Alverstoke, a parish adjacent to Gosport, 1768; m. (1) Alice Minors 1726 Gosport; m. (2) Elizabeth Hutchins 1748 Gosport.
(14) Ann Walcott, b. 1730 Gosport, Hampshire.
(15) Mary Walcott, b. 1732 Gosport, Hampshire.
(10) Thomas Walcott III, b. 1734 Gosport, d. 1768 Gosport, glazier; m. (1) ____, m. (2) Mary Richards 1768 Alverstoke.
(11) Clement Walcott, b. c.1752, mentioned in the will of his great-uncle, Clement Walcot; m. Mrs. Martha Noble 1769 Alverstoke.
(12) James Walcott, b. 1770 Alverstoke, Hampshire; m. Mary ____.
(13) James Walcott, b. 1796 Gosport, Hampshire; m. May ____.
(13) John Walcott, b. 1798 Gosport, Hampshire.
(13) Louisa Eleanor Walcott, b. 1802 Alverstoke. This might be the Louisa Walcott who ran a pub called the London Tavern at Portsmouth. She reportedly dropped coins into her unwary customers' tankards. Traditionally, once they drank, they had taken the King's shilling and were recruited into the Navy. According to some reports, she recruited 26,572 men into the Navy that way.
(11) Thomas, son of Thomas and Mary Walcott, b. 1769 Gosport, d. 1858 Kensington, linen draper at Portsea 1793; 1858 will of Thomas Walcot, gent., formerly of Lincoln Inn Fields and late of Chancery Lane, Middlesex, proved by George Alfred Lloyd of Chancery Lane, one of the executors, effects under £800; m. Mary Ann Woodman 1793 Portsea, Hampshire.
(12) Mary Ann Walcott, b. 1795 Portsea.
(12) Maria Walcot, b. 1797 Portsea; m. ____ Charles 1818.
(12) Jane Walcott, b. 1799 Portsea.
(12) Thomas, son of Thomas and Mary Ann Walcot, b. 1802 Portsea, d. c.1885 London; mariner, served on the H.M.S. Neptune at the Battle of Trafalger at age 8; at Chelsea 1851, Kensington 1871; he was an annuitant, living with wife Jane at London in 1881. In 1882 Thomas Walcot, formerly of Chelsea but late of Kensington, gent., died on the railway train between Waterloo and Vauxhall stations, estate 1,148L; m. Jane Shireff 1841 Chelsea, Middlesex.
(12) Frances Walcott, b. 1806 Portsea.
(12) George Walcott, b. 1807 Portsea.
(11) Mary Ann Walcott, b. c.1775; m. Daniel Manning
(10) Alice Walcott, b. 1740 Gosport.
(10) John Walcott, b. 1742 Gosport; m. Martha ____.
(11) Robert Walcott, b. c.1770; m. Frances Bradley 1787 Alverstoke.
(12) Fanny Walcott b. 1790 Alverstoke.
(12) George Walcott b. 1797 Alverstoke.
(12) Thomas Walcott, b. 1797 Alverstoke.
(12) Edward Walcott, b., d. 1801 Alverstoke.
(11) John, son of Martha Walcott. b. 1776 Gosport.
(9) Mary Walcott, b. 1707 Titchfield; m. Joseph Mason 1735 London; children Thomas, William, Clement, and Robert Mason.
(9) Robert Walcott, b. 1710 Titchfield, d. 1742; clerk at Tichfield when he married in 1733 with Thomas Walcot of Gospor as witness, wine merchant at Portsmouth; m. Elizabeth Bolton 1733 Portchester, Hampshire. Portchester is a few miles north of Portsmouth and Gosport, just north of the Isle of Wight. Wine merchant at Gosport in 1742 when his will administered by brother, Clement Walcot, mentions son Robert, age 6.
(10) John Walcott, b. 1736 Portsmouth, Hampshire, d. 1740 Portsmouth.
(10) Robert, son of Robert and Elizabeth Walcot, b. 1737 Portsmouth, Hampshire, d. 1816 St. Botolph Aldersgate, London; under age in 1742 when his uncle Clement was appointed his guardian; baker and grocer at Portsea 1781, pastry chef at Portsea; to London c. 1791 where he was a wine merchant; m. Ann Walcot 1761 Portsea.
(11) Thomas, son of Robert Walcott, b. 1762 Portsea, Hampshire, d. 1796 London.
(11) Ann Walcott, b. 1764 Portsea, d. 1791; m. James Pinhorn 1783 Portsea.
(11) Robert Walcott III, b. c. 1767, pastry cook at London 1791. Robert Walcott, son of Robert Walcott of Portsmouth, merchant, made freeman of London 1789; m. (1) unknown, (2) widower when he m. Mary Ann Cave 1792 London.
(12) Rev. John Bolton, son of Robert and Mary Walcot, b. 1794 London, d. 1873 Isle of Wight. He lived at the small village of Ludgershall, near Andover, Hampshire. He had a large family. He and his wife and brother-in-law gleaned the fields to get flour to support his family. Mr. Cook of Castle farm and others arranged for him to collect and sell flour to the poor. He also sold draperies and groceries. He was sent by the church at Andover to be the first Independent minister at Ludgershall in 1817 and was the first Baptist minister at Ludgershall in 1818. He was there in 1836 when he signed for a meeting house at Kimpton, Hampshire, and retired in 1841; m. Eliza Carter c. 1815.
(13) Maria Harriet, daughter of John Boulton and ElizaWalcott, b. 1816, Andover, Hampshire, d. 1826 Ludgershall.
(13) Priscilla, daughter of John and Eliza Walcot, b. 1817; m. John Guy 1851.
(13) Mary Ann, daughter of John and Eliza Walcot, b. 1819 Westmoreland, d. 1904; m. Henry H. Tuttle 1839.
(13) Silvanus Bevan, son of John and Eliza Walcott, b. 1821 Ludgershall, Wilts., d. 1899 Liverpool; grocer at Liverpool 1848; m. Lavinia Buswell 1846. 7 children.
(13) John, son of John and Eliza Walcott, b. 1823 Ludgershall, Wilts., d. 1909 Colinton, Scotland; Baptist minister 1851, Bramley, Yorkshire; Baptist minister at Leeds in 1857 and in 1861 at Falmouth, Cornwall, m. Jane Inglis Callam 1851 South Leith, Scotland. 8 children.
(13) Sarah, daughter of John and Eliza Walcott, b. 1825 Ludgershall, Wilts.; m. Simon A. Rye 1846 Thrapston, Northans.; Mr. Charles Gamble of Derby, to Martha, the fourth daughter of the Rev. J. B. Walcot, who assisted his son, the Rev. John Walcot of Bramley, Yorkshire, in the marriage service.
(13) Isaiah Walcott, b. 1826 Ludgershall, Wilts., d. y..
(13) Martha Walcott, b. 1827 Ludgershall, Wilts.; m. Charles Gamble
(13) Ebenezer, son of John and Eliza Walcott, b. 1829, d. 1831 Ludgershall, Wilts..
(13) Eliza Walcott, b. 1830 Ludgershall, Wilts.
(13) Ann, daughter of John and Eliza Walcott, twin, b., d. 1831 Ludgershall, Wilts.
(13) Jane, daughter of John and Eliza Walcott, twin, b., d. 1831 Ludgershall, Wilts.
(13) Emily, daughter of John Boulton and Eliza Walcott, b. 1833 Ludgershall, Wilts.; m. John Purser 1859.
(13) Eliza Jane Walcott, b. 1841 Ludgershall, Wilts..
(12) George, son of Robert and Mary Ann Walcott, twin, 1797-1799 London, England.
(12) Arthur, son of Robert and Mary Ann Walcott, twin, b. 1797 London, d. 1843 Newington, Surrey, shoemaker; m. Charlotte Elmer 1825 London.
(13) Clementine Guy Walcott, 1827-1835 London.
(13) Mary Ann Charlotte Walcott, b. 1830 London, d. 1908 Newington, Surrey; m. Samuel Beeden.
(13) Elizabeth Elmer Walcott, 1830-1835 Bermington, Southwark, Surrey.
(13) John Walcott, b. 1835 Bermondsey, engine fitter; m. Ann Denham 1857 Gateshead, Durham.
(12) Ann Jane, daughter of Robert and Mary Ann Walcott, b. 1800 London; m. Samuel Carpenter.
(12) Thomas Walcott, 1801-1802 London.
(12) Clement, son of Robert Walcott, b., d. 1803 London.
(12) Ann, daughter of Robert and Mary Walcott, b. 1805 London, twin.
(12) Samuel Haines, son of Robert and Mary Walcott, b. 1805 London, twin; 1851 cook and confectioner, 1861 master baker at London; m. Sarah Watson 1829 St. Dunstan, London.
(13) Eliza, daughter of Samuel Haines and Sarah Walcot. b. 1830 Ludgershall; m. Alfred Jordan.
(13) Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Haines and Sara Walcott, b. 1831 Ludgershall.
(13) Anne Jane Walcott, b. 1834 Ludgershall; m. Alfred J. Collings.
(13) Ebenezer Walcott, b. 1835 Clerkenwell; cabinet maker at Clerkenwell 1861; m. Martha Rebecca Grantham 1857.
(13) Samuel Walcott, b. 1835 Clerkenwell; milliner at Chelsea 1861; m. (1) Jane R. ____, m. (2) Mary Ann Phipps 1862.
(13) Sarah Walcott, b. 1839 Clerkenwell.
(13) William Walcott, b. 1842 Clerkenwell.
(13) Emma Walcott, b. c.1850 Clerkenwell.
(13) Alfred Walcott, b. 1858 Clerkenwell.
(10) John Walcot, b. 1736, d. 1740 Portsmouth.
(10) Elizabeth Walcot, b. 1739 Portsmouth. d.y..
(10) Elizabeth Walcot, b. 1741 Portsmouth, d. c.1817 Christ Church, Surrey unm..
(9) Jane Walcot, b. 1711 Titchfield, d. 1800 unm.; mentioned in the will of brother, Clement; her will of 1880 leaves bequests to nephew Robert Walcot, nephew Thomas Walcot,- probably great nephews - and others.
(9) John Walcott, b. c.1715.
(8) Robert Walcott, b. 1684, a laborer in 1704 and a Non-Conformist in 1706.
(9) Infant Walcott,b., d. 1704 Tingewick.
(9) Infant Walcott, b., d. 1704 Tingewick.
(9) Moses Walcott, b. 1713 Tingewick.
(8) William Walcott. b. c.1540; in 1595 William Walcote was a tenant at Bicester, Oxfordshire, about 12 miles west of Water Stratford.
(9) Agnes Walcott, b. 1569 Bicester.
(9) Thomas Walcott, b. 1571 Bicester.
(9) John Walcott, b. 1573 Bicester, d. y..
(9) Richard Walcott, b. 1578 Bicester.
(10) Jane Walcott, b. 1617 Bicester.
(10 Thomas Walcott, b. 1618 Bicester.
(10) Margaret Walcott, b, 1619 Bicester, d.y..
(10) Richard Walcot, b. 1623 Bicester.
(10) Margaret Walcott, b. 1628 Bicester.
(9) George Walcott, b. 1580 Bicester.
(9) Patience Walcott, b. 1584 Bicester.
(9) Christopher Walcott, b. 1586 Bicester.
(9) John Walcott, b. 1586 Bicester.
(9) Alice Walcott, b. 1588 Bicester.
(9) William Walcott, b. 1603 Bicester.
(9) Edward Walcott, b. 1604 Bicester.
(8) John Walcott, b. c.1548, d. 1580 Maid Moreston, Buckinghamshire, husbandman; will dated 1580 leaves bequests to Lincoln Cathedral, to the church of Maids Moreton for repair of the church bell, to his tenant Jasper Crosen, to son Emanuel household furnishings, 10 pounds, and a house when he reaches age 21. To daughter Elizabeth household furnishings and money to be given her at her marriage or on reaching the age of 21; wife Jane to live in my house at Maids Moreton until she remarries, with the residue to Joan, his wife's mother who is to be his executor; custody of children and overseership to brother Thomas Walcott; m. Jane Holden c.1570, she d. 1620 Shalstone.
(9) Elizabeth Walcott, b. c. 1570; m. Richard Webb 1601 Maids Moreton.
(9) Emanuel Walcott, b. c.1575 Shalstone, Buckinghamshire, d. 1621 Shalstone, yeoman; raised by uncle Thomas Walcott; churchwarden at Shalstone 1608; m. c.1603 Mary Eyre, daughter of John Eyre, goldsmith, of Holborn and Beachampton, Buckinghamshire; she m. (2) John Smith of Shalstone 1622. Shalstone is 3 miles from Water Stratford.
(10) Jane, daughter of Emanuel Walcott, b. 1603 Shalstone; m. Richard Roger.
(10) Katherine Walcott, b. 1605 Shalstone; m. ____ Gill she and husband mentioned in grandfather's 1631 will..
(10) John Walcott, 1606-1607 Shalstone.
(10) Mary Walcott, b. 1607 Shalstone; m. Joseph Alderton; she and husband mentioned in grandfather's 1631 will.
(10) John Walcott, b. 1610 Shalstone, Buckinghamshire, son of Emanuel Walcott and Mary Eyare, d. 1677 St. Andrew, Holborn; apprenticed in 1625 for 9 years to his grandfather, John Eyre, goldsmith of Londonin. John Eyre died in 1631 leaving his grandson, John Walcott as his residual heir. In 1631 John was admitted to the goldsmith's guild of London, and his brother, Eyare Walcott was apprenticed to him. John had 11 children, 5 of whom were goldsmiths; m. Phoebe Hebb 1632 Bermondsey, Southwark, London.
(11) John Walcott, son of John and Phoebe Walcott, b. 1633 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(11) Edmund, son of John Walcott, goldsmith, near the White Horse in Holborn and Phoebe Walcott, b. 1634 St. Andrew, Holborn, England; m. Alice Nash 1658 St. Dionisis Backchurch, London.
(11) Rebecca, daughter of John and Phoebe Walcott, b. 1638 Holborn, England; m. John Spiner 1676 St. Peter the Poor, London.
(11) James Walcott, b. c.1642 Holborn, England; London goldsmith in 1662 when he took Alexander Fardell as an apprentice; he took his brother Andrew as apprentice in 1663; m. (1) Elizabeth Raynes 1666, m. (2) Hannah ____, m. (3) Mary ____.
(12) Alice Walcott, dau. of James and Elizabeth Walcott, b. 1667 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Rebecca Walcott, dau. of James and Elizabeth Walcott, b. 1669, d.1670 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Joseph Walcott, son of James and Elizabeth Walcott, b. and d.1671 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Rebecca Walcott, dau. of James and Elizabeth, b. 1673 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Hannah Walcott, dau. of James and Hannah, b. 1676 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Mary, dau. of James and Hannah Walcott, b. and d. 1679 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Hannah Walcott, dau. of James and Hannah, b. 1679 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Isabella Walcott, dau. of James and Mary, b. 1695 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(11) Thomas Walcott, c.1645-1678 Holborn, England; mentioned in grandfather, John Eyre's, 1631 will; freeman of London by patrimony 1644, sole executor of his father's will; m. (1) Jane Berry; m. (2) Mary ____.
(12) Margaret Walcott, dau. of Thomas and Jane, b. 1667 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Richard Walcott, b. 1672 St. Andrew, Holborn, London, d.y..
(12) Thomas Walcott, Jr., son of Thomas and Mary Walcott, b. 1674 St. Andrew, Holborn, London; m. Mary ____.
(12) Thomas Walcott, son of Thomas and Mary, b. 1701 St. Andrew, Holborn, London, d. y..
(12) Ann Walcott, b. 1703 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Thomas Walcott, son of Thomas and Mary, b. 1705 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) John Walcott, son of Thomas and Mary Walcott, b. and d.1676 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(11) Eyare Walcott, b. c.1650 Holborn, England, goldsmith; named for his mother's family; apprenticed to his brother John; m. Eleanor who d. 1714.
(12) William Walcott, son of Eyare and Eleanor Walcott, b. 1675, d. 1676 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Phoebe Walcott, dau. of Eyare and Eleanor, b. St. Andrew, London 1677, d. 1679.
(12) Thomas Walcott, b. 1686 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Rebecca Walcott, b. 1688 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(12) Benjamin Walcott, son of John and Phoebe Walcott, b.1655 St. Andrew, Holborn, London.
(10) Thomas Walcott, b. 1612 Holborn, d. 1702 Isleworth; freeman of London by patrimony, took land at Isleworth where he was a miller 1661. He and brother Henry were at Isleworth on 1664 Hearth Tax roll, Thomas paying 1s. Will of Thomas Walcot of Isleworth, miller, dated 1702 leaves land in Isleworth to son Joseph, mentions daughter Elizabeth Fenn, deceased; daughter Mary Hanson £6 annuity, grandson John Walcott furniture; son Joseph to sell house at Isleworth to pay grandchildren Thomas and Susanna Walcott £20 each and remainder for grandchildren Francis Fenn and Margery Hanson; clothing to son Joseph, grandson John, son-in-law Humphrey Hampson and son Thomas, son Joseph executor; m. Joan Jones 1631 Fleet St., London.
(11) Elizabeth Walcott, b. c.1635; m. ___ Fenn.
(11) Joseph Walcott, c.1642-1721 Isleworth, buried Chiswick; mentioned father's 1702 will. In 1702 Joseph Walcott of Chiswick and wife, Ann, settled 16 acres in Isleworth on Rebecca, wife of John Walcott, Josep's heir. Joseph was overseer of the poor at Chiswick in 1709. Joseph Walcott of Isleworth, miller, m. Ann Simpson of Chiswick 1674 Chiswick, Middlesex, she d. 1713. The 1700 will of Ann's father, John Simpson of Chiswick, left his home to godson, John Walcott, 20L, annnuity to wife, Ann, land in Chiswick to grandaughters Ann and Mary Walcott, with son-in-law Joseph Walcott executor.The 1721 will of Joseph Walcot of Chiswick, maltster, leaft to wife Ann and after her death to son John, including 5 tenements in Isleworth, and to daughter, Ann Harris, 5 copyhold properties in Chiswick and after her death to grandson Joseph Harris; wife Ann and son John executors, proved 1721.
(12) John Walcott, c.1675-1731 Isleworth, buried Chiswick, miller; Non-Conformist. His children were baptized at Albany Congregational Church, Hounslow. John was mentioned in grandfather's 1702 will and father's 1721; owned several corn mills at Ilseworth, High Constable of Hundred of Isleworth 1729-1731. In 1703 Joseph Walcott of Chiswick and wife Ann settled land at Isleworth on son John at marriage to wife Rebecca. The 1731 will of John Walcot, gentleman of Isleworth, left money and goods to "present wife", Sarah and land at Isleworth, mentions children Robert, Joseph, Susanna and Mary, previous provision for sons at marriage to their mother, to Robert a silver tankard engraved "The Gift of John and Mary Simpson to their grandson John Walcot", tenenents in Isleworth and Chiswick to daughter Susanna, provision made for daughter, Mary at time of marriage to her mother including land and malt house in Chiswick; son Robert corn mills in Isleworth and land in Willingham, Cambridge, wife and children £100 each, son Robert executor; m. (1) Rebecca Tradd 1703 London, she d. 1713, m. (2) Sarah Bouct 1716 London. In 1732 the settlement of public monies handled by John Walcott, gent, late high Constable of Isleworth Hundred was presented to his executors.
(13) Joseph, son of John Walcott of Isleworth, 1703-1704, bapt Hounslow Congrgationam Church, buried Chiswick.
(13) John, son of John Walcott of Isleworth, b. 1705-1705, bapt Hounslow Congrgationam Church, buried Chiswick.
(13) Robert son of John Walcott of Isleworth, 1707-1753, bapt Hounslow Congrgationam Church, buried Chiswick, executor of father's will 1732, miller at Isleworth 1740, leased free passage of water to run through certain mills in Isleworth 1740, High Constable of Hundred of Isleworth 1751-1753. The 1742 will of Robert Walcott of Isleworth, gent., asks he be buried in a vault in Chiswick church where his father was buried, mentions corn mills and dwelling house in Isleworth leased from the Duke of Somerset in trust for wife and children for 10 years then to sons Robert and John if the wish to carry on mill, land in Strand on the Green held jointly with brother-in-law Samuel Wood to daughters Ann and Susanna, tankard given to father by John and Mary Simpson, brother Joseph, sister Susanna wife of Samuel Wood and sister Mary wife of Rev. Glouceter Ridle, Richard Patfull and brother-in-law Rev. Gloucester Ridley 10L each; m. (1) Elizabeth ___, m. (2) Rebecca Gould 1732 London, she d. 1778 Chiswick, buried in Mr. Simson's vault in Chiswick church.
(14) Robert Walcott Jr., c.1730-c.1772 Isleworth, coal merchant with brother John at Isleworth 1777-1786.; m. Rebecca ___. In 1773 Rebecca, widow of Robert Walcott of Isleworth, gent, and son Thomas leased land at Isleworth to Edmund Smith..
(15) Thomas Walcott, c.1750-c.1793 Isleworth; paid land tax at Isleworth 1780-1793; m. Ann, widow of James Alce 1786 London. Thomas and Ann were executors of James Alse' estate in 1794.
(15) Robert Walcott III, coal merchant, c.1753- c.1794 Isleworth. Robert Walcott of Isleton, coal merchant, leased an acre of freehold land at Isleworth in 1783; mentioned in 1784 will of Dr. Thomas Smith as being a coal merchant and a trustee of an Isleworth charity, and of Isleworth corn mill for a period of 10 years, 2/3 of which Robert and Elizabeth were parties to lease by Edmund Smith of Hounslow toWilliam Stanbrough; paid land tax at Isleworth 1793-4; m. Elizabeth ____.
(16) Elizabeth, daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Walcott, b. 1768 Isleworth.
(14) Ann Walcott, b. c.1735 Isleworth, d. 1814; m. John Swallow 1756 London, Robert and Rebecca Walcott being witnesses; sister Elizabeth Walcot, spinster, administered her estate.
(14) John Walcott c.1738-1812 Isleworth, buried at Hounslow; m. Mary Savage 1768 Isleworth, she d. 1812 Isleworth..
(15) Robert, son of John and Mary Walcot, b. 1787 Isleworth; m. Ann Jane ___, she d. 1840 Islington.
(16) Robert William, son of Robert Walcot, Moor Lane, pastrycook and Ann Jane Walcot b. 1821 St Giles Cripplegate, London
(13) Mary, daughter of John Wolcott of Isleworth, 1708-1708, bapt Hounslow Congregational Church.
(13) Joseph Walcott, b. c.1708 Isleworth, d. 1742, bur. Chiswick, cooper; son of John Walcott of Isleworth, miller, apprenticed to Thomas Phillebrown for 7 years, Presbyterian: m. Mary Hutchinson 1737 Merton, Surry.
(14) Joseph, son and first child of Joseph and Mary Walcott, b. 1738 London, d. 1742, bur. Chiswick; baptized in Presbyterian church at Crutched Friars, London.
(14) Mary, daughter and second child of Joseph and Mary Walcott, b. 1739 London, d. 1743, bur. Chiswick; baptized in Presbyterian church at Crutched Friars, London.
(14) Francis, 3rd child of Joseph Walcott, citizen and cooper of London living by London Wall in St. Alphage parish Cripplegate, and Mary Walcott, b. 1741 London, d. 1742, bur. Chiswick; baptized in Presbyterian church at Crutched Friars, London.
(14) Sarah, daughter of Joseph and Mary Walcott, 1742-1742 London, buried Chiswick; baptized at Old Jewry Presbyterian Church, London.
(13) Susanna, daughter of John Wolcott of Isleworth, b. 1709, bapt Hounslow Congrgationam Church; m. Samuel Wood.
(13) Mary, daughter of John Wolcott of Isleworth, b. 1717, bapt Hounslow Congrgationam Church; m. Richard Patfull of Isleworth.
(12) Joseph, son of Joseph and Ann Walcott, b. 1680 Isleworth; m. ___ 1708 Fleet St., London, in non-conformist ceremony.
(13) Joseph, son of Joseph Walcott of Isleworth, b. 1710, bapt Albany Congrgational Church, Hounslow, Middlesex, miller at Isleworth.
(12) Thomas, Walcott, c.1680-c.1710 Isleworth; mentioned in grandfather's 1702 will, not in his father's will.
(12) Susanna Walcott, c.1683-c.1705 Isleworth; mentioned in grandfather's 1702 will.
(12) Ann Walcott, b. c.1685 Isleworth , d. 1765 Chiswick; m. Joseph Harris. Her father left land in Chiswick to her and son Joseph Harris.
(12) Mary Walcott, b. c.1690 Isleworth.
(11) Mary Walcott, b. c. 1655 Isleworth; m. Humphrey Hampson 1681 St. Marylebone, London.
(10) Henry, son of Emmanuel and Mary Eayre Walcott, b. 1614 Shalstone, Buckinghamshire, d. 1675 London, tiler and bricklayer. On 1664 Hearth Tax return for Isleworth. The 1657 will of John Eyare, of London, merchant, has his brother-in-law, Henry Willcott of Isleworth, gent., as overseer. Henry and his brother, Thomas, are on the 1664 Hearth Tax roll. In 1669 Henry Walcott, tyler, took his nephew, Henry, son of Edward Walcott of Brentford, Middlesex, coffeeginder, as an apprentice. The 1675 will of Henry Walcott, tyler and bricklayer, freeman of London, mentions £ ,500 advanced to son, Henry, £900 advanced to son, James, £530 each advanced to daughters, Mary Gough and Sarah Webb, copyhold land at Chiswick settled on daughter, Elizabeth, to daughter Mary and husband Jeremy Gough land in Chiswick worth £460, dau Mary Gough 210L, daughter Sarah Webb £670, daughter Elizabeth £10, grandchildren Jeremy and Elizabeth Gough and Henry, William, Samuel and Sarah Webb £20 when age 21, son James 20s, Mary daughter of son William, deceased £10, sister Isabell Pittson £35, brother Thomas Walcott £20, Henry and Thomas, sons of brother Edward 40s each, Ann daughter of sister Elizabeth Baker £40, nephew Joseph Walcott and wife £10; William Walcott executor, proved 1676. Henry Walcott buried in the choir of St. Nicholas Cole church 1676. The Great London fire destroyed much of London in 1666, including the churches of St Nicholas Olave and St. Nicholas Cole Abbey. These two parishes were combined and St. Nicholas Cole Abbey was rebuilt 1672-8, during which time Henry was buried there. Henry Walcott m. Frances Godfrey 1635 St. Leonard, Eastcheap, London.
(11) Elizabeth Walcott, b. 1640, d. 1680, buried St. Nicholas Olives, London. Elizabeth Walcott, spinster, age 36, dau.of Harry Walcott, gent., of Chiswick, Middlesex, who consents, m. Richard Yerbury of St. Margaret Moses, London, at Great St. Bartolomew, London, or St. James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 1676.
(11) Mary Walcott, b. c.1642 London; mentioned in father's 1675 will; m. Jeremy Gough, citizen and grocer of London. Jeremy's 1692 will left Mary an annuity 200L per year and his copyhold house in Chiswick.
(11) Sarah Walcott, c.1644 London; m. William Webb c.1663 London; mentioned in father's 1675 will.
(11) Henry Walcott b. c.1640 London. His father's 1675 will states he had advanced his son, Henry £1,500.
(11) William Walcott, b. c. 1657; deceased in father's 1675 will.
(12) Mary Walcott, b. c. 1680, mentioned in grandfather's 1675 will.
(11) James Walcott, b. c.1660, advance of £530 mentioned in father's 1675 will.
(10) Eyare son of Emanuel Walcott, b. 1615 Holborn, died 1671 St. Joseph, Barbados; apprenticed to his brother, John, in 1631 for 7 years; moved to Barbados c.1659 where he established a sugar plantation; executor or witness to several Barbados wills 1660-1663; m. Gertrude Hippisley c.1646.
(11) Sarah Walcott; b. c.1648 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. Richard Edwards.
(11) Nicholas Walcott, b. c.1650 Barbados, d. 1671 St. Joseph, Barbados; merchant; will mentions wife Hannah and brother Eyare; m. Hannah Evans, d.s.p..
(11) Eyare Walcott Jr., b. c.1650 Barbados, d. 1687 St. Joseph Barbados; his will requests he be buried near his father, Eyare; leaves bequests to wife Hannah who may be with child, mentions daughters Hannah and Gertrude; brother Benjamin; nephew Eyare son of brother John, deceased; and has Thomas and Richard Walcott as witnesses.
(12) Hannah Walcott, b. Barbados.
(12) Gertrude Walcott, b. Barbados..
(12) Eyare Walcott III, twin, b. 1687 St. Joseph, Barbados, d. 1751 St. George, Barbados; He took over the plantation of his maternal grandfather at St. John, and sold his father's plantation at St. Joseph to his uncle, Benjamin. He was at St. John in 1715. He subscribed to a map of Barbados in 1722; his will mentions son Henry, daughter Ann Pile, son William, grandchildren Eyare Hous, George, Samuel, Thomas, Elizabeth, sons and daughters of son Eyare, and son Samuel Walcott; m. Ann Pollst c.1707.
(13) Mary Walcott, b. 1708 St. John, Barbados.
(13) Eyare Walcott Jr., b.1711, d. c.1745 St. Michael, Barbados; m. Abigail; she m. (2) William Robinson 1747 St. Johns, Barbados.
(14) Eyare Hows Walcott, b. c.1740 St. Michael, Barbados..
(14) Thomas Walcott, b. c.1742.
(13) Anthony Walcott, b. 1713 St. John, Barbados, probably d. y..
(13) Capt. William Walcott, b. c.1715 St. John, Barbados, d. 1752 Barbados; master of the ship "Lovely Lass" in 1750; His will left a slave boy to nephew Eyare, son of brother Samuel, with Samuel to receive the rest of his estate. d.s.p.
(13) Thomas Walcott, b. c.1717, d. 1748 Barbados, merchant; will leaves 500 pounds to Eyares Hows Walcott, eldest son of brother Eyare, deceased, and wife Abigail, 300 pounds to nephew Thomas, youngest son of Eyare and Abigail; 300 pounds to nephew Samuel, son of Samuel and Mary Walcott; with remainder to wife Mary; m. Mary Adams 1742 St. Michael's Parish, Barbados. d.s.p..
(13) Robert Walcott, b. c.1719. probably d.y..
(13) Ann Walcott, b. c. 1720; m. Conrad Pile 1738 Barbados, d. 1783 St. Thomas, Barbados
(13) Samuel Walcott, b. c.1724, d. 1765 St. Philip, Barbados; m. Mary ____ 1737 St. John, Barbados.
(13) Samuel Walcott, Jr., b. c.1740; m. Sarah Miller 1773 Christ Church, Barbados.
(13) Eyare Walcott, b. c.1745 Barbados.
(11) John Walcott, b. c.1658 , d. 1702 St. Joseph, Barbados; signed an oath of loyalty to King William III in 1701; his will dated 1702 leaves bequests to sons Eyare, Nicholas, Richard and Christopher and daughters Elizabeth and Sarah with remainder to son John with Richard Walcott as witness; m. Sarah Lewis c. 1682.
(12) Hon. John Walcott Jr., b. 1685 St. Joseph, Barbados, d. 1745 Barbados; executor of will of friend Robert Richards 1711; 1715 census shows John 30, wife 28, sons 10, 4, and 2, and daughters 12 and 8 at St. Joseph parish; he represented St. Joseph in the Barbados Assembly until shortly before his death; left large estate to children Thomas, John, Robert, Henry Balrick, Benjamin, William, and Rebecca, with Thomas to receive the family lands allowing others to live there; m. (1) ____ c. 1703, m. (2) Ann Carmichael c.1730, m. (3) Judith Howell 1739 St. Johns, Barbados.
(13) Mary, b. 1703 St. Joseph, Barbados, d. 1719.
(13) John Walcott III, b. 1705 St. Joseph, Barbados, d. c.1740 St. Joseph, ; m. Dorothy Palsworth 1735 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) Rachael Walcott, b. 1736 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) John Walcott IV, b. 1739 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. Mary Ann Henry.
(15) Harriet Walcott, b. 1765 St. Joseph, Barbados, d.1777.
(15) Caroline Henry Walcott, b. 1766, d. 1805; m. her second cousin, John Alexander Walcott 1792 St. Michael, Barbados.
(15) Anna Maria Walcott, b. 1767 St. Michael, Barbados; m. William Manaton Marshall 1796 St. Michael, Barbados.
(15) Edward Henry Walcott, b. 1768, d.1769.
(15) Edward Henry Walcott, b. 1770 St. Michael, Barbados.
(13) female, b.1707.
(13) male, b, 1711, d.y..
(13) male, b. 1714, d.y..
(13) Thomas, b. 1717 St. Joseph, Barbados. He inherited his father's sugar plantation at St. Joseph; m. (1) Ann Hill 1736 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) John Walcott, b. 1738 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) Thomas Walcott, b. 1739 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) Richard Walcott, b. 1740 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) Rebecca Walcott, b. 1751 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) Christian Walcott, b. 1754 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. John Dow 1776 St. Michael, Barbados.
(13) Robert Walcott, b. 1720 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(13) Henry Walcott, b. c.1725 Barbados, d.y..
(13). Henry Baldrick Walcott, b. 1734 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. Love Archer 1754 Barbados, m. (2) Jane ____ c.1770.
(14) John J. Walcott, b. 1755 St. Lucy, Barbados, d. y..
(14) John Carmichael Walcott, b. c.1760, d. 1799 St. James, Jamaica; m. Mary Ann Lawrence 1789 St. James, Jamaica.
(15) Mary Lawrence Walcott, b. 1791 St. James, Jamaica; m. William John Vredenburg.
(15) Frances Ann Walcott, b. 1795 Trelawney, Jamaica.
(15) John Lawrence Walcott, b. 1795 Trelawney, Jamaica; he had 4 slaves in 1817 and was joint owner with Benjamin and Harry Walcott of 9 additional slaves. In 1832 he owned 17 slaves. He owned or managed the large Flower Hill Plantation which had been owned by his mother's family; in 1843 he was attorney for the Lethe estate; m. (1) Ann Shaw 1818 Trelawney, Jamaica, m. (2) Mary Ann Holmes 1820 Trelawny, Jamaica.
(16) Mary Eliza Walcott, b. 1822 Trelawny, Jamaica.
(16) Hon. Robert John Walcott, bapt 1830 Trelawnee, Jamaica; studied at the Middle Temple 1843, was called to the bar 1847, and was Chief Justice of British Hounduras; m. Braine ____, 3 children.
(16) Henry Edward Walcott, bapt. 1830 Trelawny, Jamaica.
(16) Henry Edward Walcott, bapt. 1830 Trelawny, Jamaica.
(16) Joseph Barker Walcott, bapt. 1830 Trelawny, Jamaica.
(16) Cowper Walcott, bapt. 1830 Trelawny, Jamaica.
(16) William Carmichael Walcott, bapt. 1830 Trelawny, Jamaica.
(16) Isabel Louise Walcott, b. 1833 Trelawny, Jamaica.
(16) Josephine Milborugh Walcott, b. 1835 Trelawny, Jamaica.
(15) Benjamin Lawrence Walcott, b. 1797 Trelawney, Jamaica
(15) Henry Edward Walcott, b. 1797 Trelawney, Jamaica' he owned 5 slaves in 1817 and 45 slaves at Hanover, Jamaica, in 1829; in 1840 he had a l39 acre plantation called Brae in Hanover.
(15) Cowper Walcott, b. 1830 Trelawney, Jamaica.
(15) William Carmichael Walcott, b. 1830 Trelawney, Jamaica.
(15) Josephine Milborough Walcott, b. 1835 Trelawney, Jamaica.
(14) Marie Hunt Walcott, b. 1772 St. Peter, Barbados; m. Thomas Dear.
(14) William Evans Holder Walcott, b. 1774 St. Peter, Barbados; slave owner at St. James 1820-1834 employing 10 to 35 slaves; m. Sarah Green 1809 St. Peter, Barbados.
(15) William Henry Walcott, b. 1811 St. Peter, Barbados, d.y..
(15) Reed Walcott, b. 1811 St. Peter, Barbados..
(15) Stephen Holder, son 0f William Henry Holder Walcott , b. 1816 St. Peter, Barbados; m. Henrietta Lovell 1839 St. George, Barbados.
(15) Jacob, son of William Evans Holder Walcott and Sarah Green, b. 1819 St. Peter, Barbados, d.y..
(15) William Hollingshead Walcott, bapt. 1823 St. James, Barbados; m. (1) Edward Amelia Kellman 1844 St. George, Barbados; m. (2) Laura Alleyne Lane.
(16) Charles Hubert Walcott, b. Christ Church, Barbados; purchased a plantation near Choiseul, died in a fire thought to be a suicide due to his unstable mental condition; m. Christiana Wardrope, a woman of mixed race, mother of his 5 chuldren, he later married her.
(17) Henry Walcott, b. c.1890 Barbados.
(17) William Walcott, b. c,1890 Barbados.
(17) Mildred Walcott of Bridgetown age 18, African black, travelled from Brazil to New York City 1909; m. Leonard Charles.
(17) Warwick Walcott, b. 1897 Barbados, d. 1931 St. Lucia, Barbados, civil servant working in the Office of the Attorney General. He was an amateur water colorist, and an opera fan. He died at age 34. He was probably named after his cousin, Warwick Holder Walcott, b. 1881, emmigrated to America 1909; m. Alix Maarlin.
(18) Roderick Alton Walcott, b. 1930 Castries, St. Lucia, d. 2000 Toronto, Canada. Hewas a noted writer and playwright. He is considered one of the founders of modern Caibbean theatre.
(18) Sir Derek Alton Walcott, b. 1930 Castries, St. Lucia, d. 2017; his two grandmothers were said to have been slaves. His father was a Bohemian water colorist, who died when Derrk was a few years old. Derek attended the University of the West Indies in Jamaica and was a school teacher. He moved to Trinidad in 1953. In 1981 he joined the faculty at Boston University. He wrote about 30 plays, but is best known for his poetry. He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1922.
(17) Beatrice Emma Walcott, b. c.1900 Barbados; m. Herbert Edward Durant Bernez.
(16) John Evans Simpson Walcott, b. 1845 Christchurch, Barbados, d. 1927; m. Sarah Elizabeth Moore 1870 Christchurch, Barbados.
(16) Edward Adolphus Walcott, b. 1854 Christchurch, Barbados; m. Philomena Alberta Jordan 1883 St. Peter, Barbados.
(16) Sarah Lucretia Walcott, b. 1861 Christchurch, Barbados.
(16) William Hollinshead Walcott Jr., b. 1866 Barbados.
(16) Stephen Alleyne Walcott, b. 1888 Barbados.
(15) Thomas Goodrich Walcott, b. 1823 St. James, Barbados
(15) Sarah Clarke Walcott, b. 1826 St. Peter, Barbados.
(15) Henry Earle Walcott, b. 1828 St. Thomas, Barbados.
(14) George James Walcott, b. 1781 St. Peter, Barbados, m. Harriett Burgess 1810 St. Peter, Barbados.
(15) Henry Baldrick Walcott, b. 1812 St. Peter, Barbados; m. Ann Bell 1837 St. Peter, Barbados.
(15) George James Walcott, Jr., b. 1815 St. Peter, Barbados; m. Elizabeth Mary Chandler 1837 St. Peter, Barbados.
(14) Sarah Austin Walcott, b. 1784 St. Peter, Barbados; m. William French.
(13) Rebecca Walcott, b. 1735; m. Rev. John Lewis 1753 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(13) Dr. Benjamin Walcott, b.1736 St. Joseph, Barbados, d. 1777 Bridgetown, Barbados; physician and surgeon, settled Bridgetown, St. Michael's parish c.1756; will mentions wife Dorothy and children John Alexander, Benjamin Butler, Dorothy, and Elizabeth Ann; m. 1763 St. Joseph, Barbados, Dorothy Carrington, widow of Robert Crockwell.
(14) John Alexander Walcott, b.1766 St. Michael, Barbados, d. 1818 St. Michael; in 1817 he owned 9 slaves; m. (1) Judith Welch 1785 St. Michael, Barbados, m. (2) his first cousin, Caroline Henry Walcott, 1792 St. Michael, Barbados, m. (3) Elizabeth Crouch Olton 1806 St. Michael, Barbados, m. (4) Sarah Elizabeth Robson 1813 St. Michael, Barbados.
(15) Samuel Welch Walcott, b. 1790 St. Michael, Barbados, probably d. y..
(15) Theodosia Caroline Walcott, 1792 St. Michael, Barbados, d.1794.
(15) Mary Jane Walcott, 1793 St. Michael, Barbados, d. 1806.
(15) John Alexander Walcott Jr., b. 1796, St. Michael, Barbados, 1806
(15) Caroline Frances Walcott, b. 1799 St. Michael, Barbados; m. William Walrond 1818 St. Michael, Barbados.
(15) Benjamin Edward Walcott, b. 1801 St. Michael, Barbados, d. 1816.
(15) Dorothy Slocombe Walcott, b. 1804 St Michael, Barbados, 1805.
(15) Dr. John Alexander Walcott Jr. b. 1807 St. Michael, Barbados, d. 1876 Fulham, England; surgeon in militia 1831, appointed to the first Barbados Board of Health 1854, moved to England 1850s, physician at St. Marylebone, London in 1871; m. Elizabeth Jane Sinckler 1830 Barbados.
(16) Adelaide Weir Walcott, b. 1831 Barbados; m. Frederick Edward Dowse 1868 Bispham, Lancaster.
(16) Caroline Walcott, b. 1832 St. Michael, Barbados, d.y..
(16) James Alexander Walcott, b. 1833 St. Michael, Barbados, d. 1880 Dunedin, New Zealand; immigrated to Australia and then to New Zealand where he was the ancestor of many of the New Zealand Walcotts; m. Catherine Russell 1864 New Zealand.
(17) Elizabeth Eleanor Walcott, b. 1865 Dunedin, NZ; m. Frederick Harper 1889 Dunesin NZ.
(17) James Alexander Walcott, Jr., b. 1867 NZ; m. Marietta Marguerite Jones.
(17) Richard Henry Walcott, b. 1870 Dunedin NZ; m. Jane Elizabeth Moore 1898 Malvern, Australia.
(16) Elizabeth Walcott, b. 1835 Barbados, d. y..
(16) William Walcott, b. 1837 Barbados.
(16) Ermina Jane, b. 1839 St. Michael, Barbados.
(16) John Frederick Walcott, b. 1841 Newchurch, Hampshire; he was a cotton waste merchant at Grand Lever, Lancaster, in 1871, at Bolton in 1879, and at North Meales in 1891; m. (1) Fanny Jones 1867 Ludlow, Shropshire; (2) m. Hannah Roberts 1900.
(16) Caroline Coghlin Walcott, b. 1843 Ryde, Isle of Wight.
(16) Charles Edward Walcott, b. 1844 Ryde, Isle of Wight.
(16) Susan Seward Walcott, b. 1851 Barbados.
(16) Theresa Marie Walcott, b. 1853 Barbados, m. Francis Edward Taylor 1878.
(16) Theresa Marie Walcott.
(15) Elizabeth Olton Walcott, b. 1808 Barbados.
(14) Benjamin Butler Walcott, 1768, St. Michael, Barbados, d.1777
(14) Dorothy Walcott, b.1770 St. Michael, Barbados.
(14) Elizabeth Ann Walcott, 1772 Barbados, d. 1779.
(14) Harriet Walcott, b. 1775 Barbados, d. 1780.
(14) Judith Walcott, b. 1778 St. Michael, Barbados.
(13) William Walcott, b. 1737 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. Margaret ____.
(14) John, son of William and Margaret WalcottWalcott, b. 1753 St. Michael, Barbados.
(15) John Harris Walcott, 1788-1826 St. Michael, Barbados. In 1817 he owned 3 male and 6 female slaves; m. Mary Ann ___.
(16) Martha Lee, daughter of John H. and Mary Ann Walcott b. 1812 St. Michael, Barbados.
(16) Elizabeth Dallison Martindale, daughter of John H. and Mary Ann Walcott b. 1812 St. Michael, Barbados.
(16) William, son of John H. and Mary Ann Walcott b. 1821 St. Michael, Barbados.
(17) William Chase Walcott, b. 1833 Bridgetown, St; Michael, Barbados, d. 1888 London. William Chase, only son of William Walcott of Bridgetown, Barbados, merchant, deceased, was admitted member of Gray's Inn 1865, called to the bar in 1876; practice law at Freetown, Sierra Leon; went to Gambia with Alexander Bravo, newly appointed administrator of Gambia, where he established Gambia's first newspaper; m. (1) Lucy Mill 1866, m. (2) Bertha Sarah Elizabeth Martin.
(17) James Walcott, b. 1870 St. Michael, Barbados; son of William Walcott, deceased, batchelor age 31 of St. Michael's, harbor policeman, m. Elouise Philipa, age 27, daughter of Charles Emptage, 1891 St. Michael, Barbados.
(18) Frank Eyre Walcott, 1894 St. Michael, Barbados, d. 1952 Bridgetown, Barbados, printing engineer for Barbados Advocate; m. Ruth Isabella Morris 1921 St. Michael, Barbados.
(19) Sir Clyde Leopold Walcott, b 1926 Bridgetown, St. Michael, Barbados; educated at Combermere School and, from the age of 14, at Harrison College in Barbados. He took up wicket-keeping at Harrison College and also learned to bowl inswingers. He grew up to become one of the famed 'Three W's' along with Frank Worrell and Everton Weekes, all of whom were outstanding Barbadian batsmen who joined the West Indies cricket team in 1948; the first batsman to score five centuries in a single test series. Walcott also shares the highest West Indian first-class partnership for any wicket: an unbeaten 574 for the fourth wicket with Frank Worrell for Barbados against Trinidad in 1945 /1946. In the early part of his career, Walcott also kept wicket for his country. Walcott retired from test cricket in 1960, and in 1992 became a match referee. He was elected chairman of the International Cricket Council in 1993, and in the following year, the Queen knighted him Sir Clyde for his services to cricket; Muriel Ashby 1951. They had two sons together. His brother, Keith Walcott, and a son, Michael Walcott, both played first-class cricket for Barbados. was a star cricket player. He lived in British Guyana 1954-1970 where he was captain of the national team. He was knighted in 1993.
(15) Stephen Henry, son of John and Martha Walcott, 1790-1870 St. Michael, Barbados.
(14) Orian Walcott, b. 1763 St. Michael, Barbados.
(12) Eyare Walcott, b. 1693 St. Joseph, Barbados, d. 1738 St. Joseph, Barbados; attorney; was at St. Andrew parish, Barbados, in 1715. William Bosley of London became apprentice to Eyare Walcott of Barbados, attorney, in 1721; his will mentions children Elizabeth, Edward, Richard, John, and Robert all under 21, brother John Walcott and cousin John Walcott; m. Constance Butcher 1716 Christ Church, Barbados.
(13) Elizabeth Walcott, b. c.1718 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(13) Edward Walcott, b. c.1720 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(13) Richard Walcott, b. 1724 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. (1) Mary Clark 1746 St. Michael, Barbados, m. (2) Rebecca Bradshaw 1751 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) Helena Walcott, b. 1756 St. Michael, Barbados.
(14) Stephen Popel Walcott, b. 1757 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. Mary ____.
(15) Stephen Walcott, b. 1785 St. Michael, Barbados; d. y...
(15) Samuel Eyare Walcott, b. 1787 St. Michael, Barbados.
(15) Stephen Popel Walcott, Jr., b. 1789 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(15) Capt. James Walcott, b. 1791 St. Michael, Barbados, d. 1872 Irwin, Western Australia; he and wife Ann owned 12 slaves 1817-1720, one a gift from Stephen Walcott; to Australia 1830. m. Johanna Perry.
(14) Helena Walcott, b. 1764 St. Michael, Barbados.
(14) Mary Walcott, b. 1765 St. Michael, Barbados.
(14) Richard Straker Walcott, b. 1767 St. Michael, Barbados.
(14) Eyare Walcott, b. 1769 St. Michael, Barbados.
(14) Mary Judith Walcott, b. 1753 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(13) John Walcott, b. 1729 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(13) Robert Walcott, b. 1729 St. Joseph, Barbados, d. 1738 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. Elizabeth Milward 1747 St. Philip, Barbados.
(14) John Milward Walcott, b. 1749 St. Joseph, Barbados; m.(1) Ann ____; (2) Dorothy Roberts 1789 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. (3) Alice Rogers 1800 St. Joseph, Barbados, m. (4) Hannah ____.
(15) John Milward Walcott Jr., b. 1794 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(15) Eliza Ann Butcher Walcott, b. 1794 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. ____ Eastwick 1812 St. Michael, Barbados.
(15) Dorothy Roberts Walcott, b. 1798 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(15) Mary Harbin Walcott, b. 1798 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) Robert Walcott Jr., b.1729 St. Joseph, Barbados, plantation owner; m. Elizabeth Cox 1781 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(15) Hon. Robert John Walcott, b. 1783 St. James, Barbados; He had 65 male and 81 female slaves in 1817. He and Elizabeth Walcott had 71 male and 86 female slaves in 1820. He had 90 male and 101 female slaves in 1834; m. Mary Elizabeth Culpepper 1805 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(16) Sir Stephen Walcott, K.C.M.G. b. 1806 Barbados, d. 1887 London; attended Lincoln's Inn 1822, age 16, called to the bar 1828. Chief Secretary to the Governor General of Canada 1835-8, Secretary to the Emmigration Comission 1840-60, Secretary of the Land and Emigration Board, London, in 1849. Second Comissioner 1860-77, Chief Colonial Comissioner 1877-8, K.C.M.G 1877.; m. Frances Isabella Davidson 1838 Quebec, Canada.
(17) Elizabeth Isabel Walcott, b. 1839 Clifton, Glouc., d. 1867 London; m. Edwin Arthur Brassey 1866 London.
(17) Frances C. Walcott, b. 1850 London.
(17) Jessie Walcott, b. 1843 Devonshire.
(16) Mary Walcott, b. 1809 St. James, Barbados.
(16) Robert John Walcott, Jr., b. 1821 St. James, Barbados.
(16) Edward Walcott, b. c.1823 Barbados.
(14) Francis Pierce Walcott, b. 1754 St. Joseph, Barbados, d. 1816 British Guiana.
(14) Stephen Grant Walcott, b. 1756 St. Joseph, Barbados, m. Martha Cleary 1782 St. Michael, Barbados, m. (2) Mrs. Elizabeth Cleary 1793 St. Michael, Barbados.
(14) William Grant Walcott, b. 1756 St. Joseph, Barbado, d. 1817 Westmoreland, Jamaica. William was at Westmoreland, Jamaica 1811-1817 where he had a pantation called Harmony Hall and owned 82 to 85 slaves. His wife, Mary Claver, had 85 slaves in 1817. Mary had about 41 slaves from 1820 to 1832. William m. Mary Claver c.1795.
(15) Robert Claver Walcott, b. 1796 Westmorelan, Jamaica owned 2 slaves in 1820; m. Elizabeth Spence 1818 Westmoreland.
(16) William Vaughn, son of Robert Claver and Elizabeth Walcott b. 1819; Vice Consul for Spain 1857, Magistrate 1865-1884.
(17) George Horace Braine Walcott, b. 1849 Jamaica.
(15) William Milward Walcott, b. c.1798; he apparently took over his father's plantation at Westmoreland where he had 124 slaves in 1826. He moved to nearby Hanover parish where he had 85 slaves in 1827-31; m. Maria Minto of Westmoreland 1822.
(16) George Samuel Walcott, b. 1831 Westmoreland, Jamaica.
(16) Mary Eizabeth Walcott, b. 1834 Westmoreland, Jamaica.
(16) Sarah Ann Walcott, b. 1834 Westmoreland, Jamaica.
(16 Jane Amelia Walcott, b. 1836 Westmoreland, Jamaica.
(16) Richard Augustus Walcott, admited Solicitor 1883, Resident Magistrate for Westmoreland appointed Notary Public for Jamaica 1885.
(14) Eliza Rachel Walcott, b. 1758 St. Joseph, Barbados, d. y..
(14) Eliza Butcher Walcott, b. 1761 St. Joseph, Barbados; m. Joseph Reece Cox 1792 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) Stephen Butcher Walcott, b. 1763 St. Joseph, Barbados.
(14) Edward Milward Walcott, b. 1766 St. Joseph, Barbados,
(12) Nicholas Walcott, b. 1685 Barbados, d. c.1717; Nick Walcott was at St. George parish, Barbados, in 1715; m. Mary ____.
(12) Richard Walcott, b. 1689 Barbados, d. 1718 St. George, Barbados; at St. George parish, Barbados in 1715; his will left his estate to Mary Ann and Sarah, daughters of John Wood, and mentions his brothers Nicholas and Christopher Walcott.
(12) Elizabeth Walcott, b. c.1692 Barbados.
(12) Sarah Walcott, b. c.1695 Barbados.
(12) Christopher Walcott, b. 1698 Barbados, d. 1737 Barbados; at St. John's parish, Barbados, in 1715.
(11) Richard Walcott, b. 1660 Barbados, d. 1714 Barbados; m. Mary ____, d.s.p.
(11) Elizabeth Walcott, b. c.1662 Barbados, m. Benjamin Whittaker.
(11) Benjamin Walcott, b. 1664 Barbados, d. 1724 Barbados; m. Mary ____.
(12) Gertrude Walcott, b. 1688 Barbados.
(12) Thomas Walcott, b. 1694 Barbados.
(12) Lucretia Walcott, b. 1699 Barbados; at St. George Parish 1715, age 16, with Margaret age 12.
(12) Margaret Walcott, b. 1703 Barbados.
(12) Mary Walcott, b. 1708 Barbados.
(10) Edward Walcott, b. c.1720
(10) Elizabeth Walcott, b. 1617 Holborn, London, England, mentioned in father's 1631 will; m. (1) Philip Bristow 1632 Holborn, m. (2) William Baker 1636 St. Giles Cripplegate, London.
(10) Richard Walcott, 1619-1621 Holborn, London, buried Shalstone.
(10) Isabella Walcott, b. c. 1622; m. ___ Pitson; mentioned in 1675 will of brother, Henry.
(10) Edward, son of Henry and Frances Walcott b. 1625 St. Butolph Aldgate, d. c.1660; m. Eleanore Wall 1663 St. Bartholomew, London. Henry, son of Edward Walcott of Brentford, Middlesex, brazilgrinder (coffee), deceased, was apprenticed to Edward Walcott of the tylers' and bricklayers' company, London, in 1669.
( 11) Henry Walcott, c. 1663 London, apprenticed to Edward Walcott of the tylers' and bricklayers' company, London, in 1669; mentioned in will of uncle Henry 1675.
(11) Thomas Walcott, c. 1665 London; mentioned in will of uncle Henry 1675.
(11) Elizabeth, daughter of Edward and Elenore Walcott, b. 1665 St. Mary Somerset, London.
(11) William, son of Elenore Walcott b. 1675 Middlesex.
(8) Margaret Walcott, b. c.1543; m. Thomas Genn 1563 Westbury, Buckinghamshire.
(6) William Walcott, c.1495-c.1565. Wm. Walcote taxed 2L at Water Stratford in 1522,and on 1522 Buckinghamshire muster roll, witness to 1557 will of nephew Richard Walcott of Tingewick.
(6) Richard Walcott, c.1500-1544 Water Stratford, appears on the 1522 muster roll at Dadford, taxed on 4L in goods, and on the 1524 Lay Subsidy at Dadford, taxed on 4 marks land. Dadford is a hamlet in the parish of Stowe, 3 miles north of Water Stratford. The will of Richard Walcott of Water Stratford, dated 1544 and proved 1547, left a cow and clothing to his brother, John, and a lamb to each of his children, 2 stears, 4 sheep and other items to son, William, 15s and goods to daughter, Ann, with his brother John to be overseer of his two chilren, to brother, Nicholas clothing, with residue to wife Alice, his executrix. John Walcott was one of the witnesses; m. Alice ___.
(7) Ann Walcott, b. c.1535; her uncle, John Walcott named her overseer in 1544.
(7) William Walcott, b. c. 1535; his uncle, John Walcott named his overseer in 1544.
(8) Francine Walcott, b. c.1560; of Brickhill, mentioned in the will of her brother, Thomas. Brickhill is a village near Milton Keynes and Stoney Stratford.
(8) Thomas Walcott, c.1560-1605 Water Stratford. Will of Thomas Walcott of Water Stratford, yeoman, leaves to sister Francine 40s, to landlord Anthony Franksythe £10, to his wife a cow, a sheep to each of his children; to William Bower £10, to his wife Katherine a cow and to each of his children a sheep; the remainder to daughters Elizabeth and Anne when they reach age 21 or marry with Anthony Fransithe and William Bower as overseers, with education of girls and consent to marriage by father-in-law William Bower of Amot on the Hill, Northans.; if both girls die remainder to the children of his daughters Elizabeth Neal and Mary Makepeace both deceased; m. Catherine Bower.
(9) Elizabeth Walcott, b. 1599 Water Stratford.
(9) Anne Walcott, b. c.1590.
(6) Elaine Walcott, b. c. 1515; mentioned in will of her father, Thomas, in 1536.
(6) Nicholas Walcott, c.1520-1550 Water Stratford, mentioned in will of his father, Thomas, in 1536, and his brother Richard in 1547.
(5) Edmund Walcott, c.1470-c.1523, of Foscott, Buckinghamshire. Edmund Walcott administered the wills of William and Alice Paron in 1492 and the will of Richard Lucas of Foscott in 1521. He was on the 1522 muster roll as Edm. Walcote of Foxcote (Foscott) with £6 in goods. His name is missing from the 1524 subsidy roll, probably due to his death. Foscott was a manor and is a hamlet 2 miles northeast of Buckingham. Also at Foscott in 1522 was John Walcote.
(6) John Walcott, c.1500-1571, was at Foscott in 1522. John was church warden at Water Stratford in 1553. John Whalkatt was at Water Stratford in 1571; m. Alice ____. The will of Alice Walcot of Foscott, widow, dated 1579, leaves bequests to children Joan, Richard and Marian, with the residue to sons John and James who she names as executors.
(7) John Walcott Jr., b. c.1540 Foscott, d. 1619 Foscott; m. Agnes Hilsdon 1571 Padbury, Buckinghamshire where he leased land in 1592. The will of John Walcot of Foscott, dated 1619, leaves his whole estate to his son, William, who he names as executor, with John's brother, James Walcot, named as overseer.
(8) William Walcott, b. 1571 Padbury, d. 1632 Foscot. Probably the William Walcott who m. ____ Baker and had John, Dorothy William, and Thomas mentioned in the will of John Baker of Hillesdon 1599; m. (2) Ann Piddington 1605 Hillesdon.
(9) John Walcott, b. c.1590 Hillesden, Bucks., d. 1600 Padbury, Bucks..
(10) John Walcott, c.1610-1647 Hillesden, Bucks..
(9) Dorothy Walcott, b. c.1593 Hillesden, Bucks..
(9) William Walcott, Jr., b. 1596 Hillesden, Bucks.; m. Margaret Connor 1621.
(10) Jane Walcott, b. 1623 Leckhamstead; m. Robert Goodman 1645 Leckhamstead.
(10) Eleanore Walcott, b. 1625 Leckhamstead.
(10) William Walcott, b. 1631 Leckhamstead.
(10) Henry Walcott, 1634-1683 Leckhamstead; m. Jane ____.
(11) Henry Walcott, Jr. b. 1664 Leckhamstead.
(11) Jane Walcott, b. 1665 Leckhamstead.
(11) Daniel Walcott, b., d. 1667 Leckhamstead.
(11) William Walcott, 1669-1699 Leckhamstead.
(11) Peter Walcott, b. 1676 Leckhamstead.
(9) Thomas Walcott, b. 1599 Hillesden, Bucks..
(7) James Walcott, c.1545-1622 Foscott, husbandman. The will of James Walcot of Foscott, husbandman, dated 1621, leaves bequests to brother-in-law Thomas Duke and Thomas Watson; daughter Elizabeth, wife of Walter Robbins of Buckingham, mercer 20s; grandchildren Thomas and Elizabeth Ground, children of son-in-law Thomas Groun 40s each; grandchildren Susanna and Joan Robins; daughters of son-in-law William? Ground 40s each; Margaret, wife of ___, mercer 40s; daughter Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Phipps of London?; to Margaret and ___. daughters of Thomas Phipps 40s each; to daughter Jane, wife of Thomas Checkley of ___, Northampton, 20s; to Thomas and Mary Checkley children of son-in-law Thomas Checkley 40s each; to James and Elizabeth Walcot, children of my son Matthew 40s each; to each godchild xiid; with remainder to son Matthew Walcot who is named executor.
(8) Isabell Walcott, b. c.1569; m. Walter Robbins.
(8) Matthew Walcott, b. c.1570 Foscott, d. 1637 Westbury, Buck.s; m. Elizabeth ___.
(8) Margaret Walcott, b. c.1570, Bucks.; m. Thomas Phipps 1605 Water Stratford.
(8) Alice Walcott, b. c.1576; m. Thomas Grove.
(8) Jane Walcott, b. c. 1578, Foscott, Bucks., m. Thomas Cherkley.
(8) Thomas Walcott, b. 1575 Foscott, Bucks., d. 1602 London. Will of Thomas Walcot, haberdasher of London, dated and proverd 1602, leaves his mother £20, brother Matthew £20, sisters Isabel Grove £5, Alice £10, Jane £10 and the residue to his father, James Walcot.
(9) James Walcott, b. c.1600 Foscott, Bucks., living 1621.
(9) Elizabeth Walcot, b. c.1580 Foscott, Bucks, living 1621; m. Thomas Phipps.
(7) Joan Walcott, b. c.1548 Foscott.
(7) Richard Walcott, b. c.1550 Foscott.
(7) Marian Walcott, b. c.1552 Foscott.
(4) Richard Walcott, b. c.1445 Shalstone.
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