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Murdoch Walker (d. 1580) was a stonemason in 16th-century Edinburgh. Murdoch Walker frequently worked on public buildings for Edinburgh's burgh council. In November 1560 he contracted to rebuild the hospital for poor bedesmen attached to Trinity College Kirk. He was to take down old buildings and repair the dyke or boundary wall. . The master of work for building the new hospital in November 1567 at Trinity College Kirk, Adam Fullarton, sold stones, lime, and sand in the Blackfriars kirk yard to the masons Thomas Jackson and Murdoch Walker. He died in July 1580.