Isaac Walker (1725 - 1804) was a prosperous linen merchant in Southgate, Middlesex, who bought the house known as Arno's Grove in 1777 (which gave its name to the area known as Arnos Grove) and was the founder of a dynasty that was important in the development of Southgate and Arnos Grove. He was the father of merchant John Walker, the grandfather of brewer Isaac Walker, entomologist Francis Walker and cricketer Henry Walker, and the great-grandfather of The Walkers of Southgate. Walker suffered badly from gout and often spent time in Bath, England where he would take advantage of their Hydrothermal Bathing.
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He was a member of the Society of Friends at Winchmore Hill.[1]
References edit
- ^ The Walkers. Southgate Green Association. Retrieved 23 April 2016.
Further reading edit
- Galili, Ruby Arnos Grove and the Walker Family Southgate District Civic Trust, 2008
External links edit
Media related to Walker family at Wikimedia Commons
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