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Abstract

Sarah Benson Walker was the daughter of Methodists, Robert and Ann Mather, who joined the Quakers in 1834. That same year Sarah agreed to marry George Washinton Walker, despite once referring to him and James Backhouse as those 'pesky Quakers'. Sarah had ten children and served on Jane's Franklin's visiting committee to the Cascades Female Factory, and regularly participated in Monthly Meetings.
Photograph titled Quaker Grey Crockery - is a part of the Quaker grey crockery set belonging to George Washington Walker and his wife Sarah (held by Society of Friends' Meeting House Collection). Biographical Text Source: Quaker Life in Tasmania: The First Hundred Years. Michael Bennett, University of Tasmania Library, 2007, p. 19.

Item Type:	Other
Authors/Creators:	Walker, Sarah Benson and Walker, George Washington
Keywords:	Sarah Benson Walker, George Washington Walker, Quaker, grey, teaset, crockery, Religious, Society of Friends, Van Diemen's Land, VDL, Tasmania, Australia
Publisher:	University of Tasmania Library, Special and Rare Materials Collections
Collections:	Quaker Collection Photograph Collection
Additional Information:	This material is subject to copyright protection. Further dealings with this material may be a copyright infringement. Photographs of items held by Society of Friends' Meeting House Collection taken by Gillian Ward. Reference: Quaker Life in Tasmania: The First Hundred Years. Michael Bennett, University of Tasmania Library, 2007.
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