The transcription of the the aforementioned court case has been completed. I also found and transcribed the will of William Walker which was the basis of the court case. Both of these transcriptions can be found on a free space page which is linked as a source in the [[Walker-27614|profile of William Walker (1757-1840)]]. Also included are instructions for finding the original images of both documents, some analysis of the genealogical information contained in the documents and a number of comments. As it says in the introduction there, both documents, but especially the court case, provide a wealth of genealogical information about the William Walker family and the spouses of William's children and some of William's grandchildren. The clerk of the court had horrible handwriting! The transcription of the court proceeding has a lot of words that proved to be undecipherable. As a result, the transcription is not of sufficient quality to understand the legal intricacies of the case but MOST of the genealogical information seems accurately transcribed.