A Walker’s journey You can follow William Walker’s journey at
www.williamtimothywalker.com. It just makes sense; Carpenters
build, Painters paint, Millers mill, a Carver carves, and, a
Walker walks. Eventually, we all learn the meaning of our last
name. It is guarded, handed down, revered, respected, and for
some it bears witness for a pilgrim to embark on a pilgrimage.
Such is the case for 33-year-old William Timothy Walker of
Canada. Actually, William wasn’t always called William; he went
by his middle name, Timothy, until the fall of this year when he
had a powerful dream and he interpreted that he must not only
use his first name, but also honor his name, William Walker, by
doing as his forefather from Orange County did, and walk. It was
219 years ago, in 1793, that William Walker walked from Orange
County to Lincoln County, Ontario, a distance of more than 1,000
miles. Walker researched and found that his forefather actually
walked the journey three times: the first to settle land, the
second back to Ora