The Walker line runs through the parish of Westleton on the Suffolk coast, traced from Samuel Walker in the early eighteenth century to Frederick George Walker, who died in 1955. Across five generations, the line scarcely moves more than a few miles within the Hundred of Blything — a remarkable geographical concentration in a single coastal parish over more than two hundred years. Frederick's daughter Renée married Frederick George Thomas Denny in 1946, carrying the line forward into the Denny family.

5 · earliest documented

Samuel Walker

1726 – 1789

Suffolk

4

William Walker

1755 – 1832

Westleton, Suffolk

3

Samuel Walker

1786 – 1869

Westleton, Suffolk

Sarah Turrell

1796 – 1869 · Westleton, Suffolk

married 18 October 1812, Blything, Suffolk

2

Alfred S Walker

1837 – 1914

Westleton, Suffolk

Ellen Green

1843 – 1920 · Middleton, Suffolk

married 1901, Leiston, Suffolk

1 · most recent fully documented

Frederick George Walker

1879 – 1955

Westleton, Suffolk

Annie Laura Spindler

1880 – 1934 · Westleton, Suffolk

married 1906, Westleton, Suffolk

The line continues into the twentieth century through their daughter Renée Olga Walker, who married Frederick George Thomas Denny in 1946. Her marriage and later life are documented on the Denny line. Her mother's ancestry is documented on the Spindler line.