Only two examples of his signature are known. The one used on all pages
is from the Revolutionary War pension of Andrew McClary (W.7417). McClary
was a neighbor who lived further up the Mulberry Road toward Virginia,
but his daughter, Esther, married Thomas J. Coleman and lived next door
to Edward Walker, Jr., and probably Edward, Sr. On 25 April 1833, he signed
a deposition in that pension testifying for McClary's character.
The other known example of his signature was on his own pension on the
same day. Curiously, he signed McClary's with a middle initial but did
not sign his own that way:
