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1. [STEWART] Sept....Help [1]
Hello All, Recently, while performing Stewart DNA test one of the canadates matched 23/25 with two persons in the MacGregor test group. I need assistance resolving a historical question. When the MacGregors were forced to take other names, which Sept of Stewart (Atholl,Appin etc) would they have most likely migrated to. Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Rick Stewart _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http:
2. Re: [STEWART] STEWARTs in TN - Robertson County [1]
Hi Thelma, I would really like to see this will, could you post it or get it to me some way? I would really appreciate that. Best regards, Teresa Stuart de Rios ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thelma Glover" To: Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 10:10 PM Subject: Re: [STEWART] STEWARTs in TN - Robertson County > Hi Lavonne, > > You wrote your ancestor, Andrew Steward/Stewart, was in Robertson Co., TN in > 1800. I have an ancestor, Andrew Stewart, who was
3. Re: [STEWART] Richard Stewart of Bourbon Co. Ky [1]
Thank you Rick...I will check that out and thanks to all that have replied to my request for information on this family...i am hopeful that i will find someone who is also a descendant of this particular line Larry Arnold > Larry, > > I don't know if this helps you...but a Alexander Stewart and wife Dorothy > were in Bourbon Co Ky early on. Pension # W8763. Alexander applied in > Bourbon Co Ky 1833. This Alexander died ca 1838. His family is mentioned in > vol IV of Rev War Pension Abstracts. > > Ap
4. [STEWART] Census look ups [1]
Doug Stewart wrote: >Subject : [STEWART] Henry Richard Stewart >I did a quick search for you in the 1860 census. I found a William Stewart age 40 working as a Farm Tenant in East Fork post office (I can't read all the township and range numbers), Montgomery, Illinois. Is there a website where I can do census look ups with out charge? Thanks, Doug Stewart Fairfield, Iowa Doug, there is Heritage.com electronic library that is a subscription product and a lot of the community libraries carry
5. [STEWART] Stewart/Sheley [1]
Hello all - I have recieved a copy of a marriage Lic/Cert from Atascosa Co. TX that I believe to be my great-grandfather. I am most anxious to know if anyone has any information on this Matilda Sheley. Also, I have scanned the document and have it on .jpg if anyone would like a copy. - Dot The State of Texas County of Atascosa To any Person Dyully authorized to solemize the Holy rites of Matrimony You are Hereby Licensed to Solemize the holy rites of Matrimony between Mr. John B. Stewart of Atasco
6. Re: [STEWART] TN, VA, AL Stuart/ Stewart families [1]
Hi Harris, Are you part of the Stewart DNA project? If so, tell us your kit number, if not post the results (or your web page) on the STEWART DNA list. Thanks, Teresa ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 6:41 AM Subject: Re: [STEWART] TN, VA, AL Stuart/ Stewart families > I have posted my DNA records and they are supposed to be available to anyone > for research. If anyone has a hit, please let me know as our family is far > fl
7. Re: [STEWART] STEWARTs in TN - Robertson County [1]
Hi Thelma, is this John Stewart son of James Stewart and Martha Motley of Pittsylvania Co VA? I know this James had a son named John who married a MARY. Teresa Stuart de Rios ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thelma Glover" To: Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 10:10 PM Subject: Re: [STEWART] STEWARTs in TN - Robertson County > Hi Lavonne, > > You wrote your ancestor, Andrew Steward/Stewart, was in Robertson Co., TN in > 1800. I have an ancestor, Andrew Stewa
8. [STEWART] Census Look ups [1]
>From : Utahn1@aol.com >Subject : [STEWART] Henry Richard Stewart >I did a quick search for you in the 1860 census. I found a William Stewart age 40 working as a Farm Tenant in East Fork post office (I can't read all the township and range numbers), Montgomery, Illinois. Is there a website where I can do census look ups with out charge? I happen to be looking for a William Stewart in Randolph County, Illinois. In 1836 he married Nancy Douglas. According to oral family history they had two children, J
9. [STEWART] Abstracts of Rowan Co NC deeds [1]
1. pg 11, 2:328, 23 May 1758, James Stewart to John knox for 38lb Va $, 501 acres on Stewart branch of third Crk adj Richard Graham, John McIlwrath, John Kerr. Thomas Gillisipie, John Frohock. Prvd May Court 1758. 2. pg 11, 2:351, 6 May 1758, Granville to James Stewart for 10 shillings sterling, 501 acres on Stuarts branch of third creek adj (same as # 1). 3. pg 26, 4:152, Granville to James Stewart, yeoman, for 10 shillings sterlings 610 acres on S side of third creek, Geo Disbrowr, W Churton. Prvd May
10. [STEWART] Re: [STEWART] St, Mary´s Parish, Orange Co NC [1]
Hi Mary K., That info. was sent to me from a very good friend of mine who is a TUCKER, and related to the John Carter and Rebecca Stuart line. Rebecca being a daughter of Charles Steward born ca. 1689 and wife Ann Pace of Isle of Wight, Surry, Brunwick Co VA. I can4t recall that tome number but I have it. To make a long story short, my Tucker friend copied part of this from "Hinshaws", a pretty complete QUAKER book. Quakers kept wonderful records. I haven4t done much "nosing around" in Orange Co NC, so I
11. Re: [STEWART] Article of Interest: "FINDING MAIDEN OR MARRIED NAMES," by Juliana Smith [1]
Dear Lauren, Would you please inform me again how to unsubscribe to the mailing list. Thank you. Teresa Norman ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lauren Boyd" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 2:08 AM Subject: [STEWART] Article of Interest: "FINDING MAIDEN OR MARRIED NAMES," by Juliana Smith > ===================================================================== > "FINDING MAIDEN OR MARRIED NAMES," by Juliana Smith > =======================================
12. [STEWART] Re: Stewart Research [1]
Hello Larry, Mary Stewart, dtr of Richard, is in the Stewart Clan Magazine on page F109, but no details are given other than the date of her marriage to Jacob J. Smith, 9 April 1806, and that they resided in Nicholas County. As you don't mention that, perhaps that will help. Perhaps his widow applied for a Revolutionary pension? There might be a clue there as to their children. Sorry not to have more, Mary Mary Kyritsis Kifissia, Greece Larry Arnold wrote: > I am trying to locate the children o
13. Clan Stewart Ring was Re: Re: [STEWART] Harry Louis Stewart [1]
Dear Tina: Welcome to the list and to the addictive world of genealogy. You will find the listers here to be supportive and quite helpful in showing the ropes for Stewart research. They are one group of folks you can count on to not roll their eyes and change the subject when you talk of your family history. The item you spotted at the bottom of Christina's message is a "tagline." It is one of 10 that rotate at the bottom of the posters' messages. [They do not display in the Digest version.] ===
14. Re: [STEWART] TN, VA, AL Stuart/ Stewart families [1]
Lauren, I sent mine already, however It's not for discussion on line, only that I may be contacted in case of a match. Regards, Harris
15. [STEWART] Article of Interest: "An Exploration of Canadian Immigration Records" By George G. Morgan: "Along Those Lines . . ." [1]
===================================================================== "An Exploration of Canadian Immigration Records" By George G. Morgan: "Along Those Lines . . ." ===================================================================== The United States and Canada have always had an interesting relationship. Many of us have ancestors who came to the United States via Canada. Others have ancestors who came to Canada via the United States. Whatever route was taken and whatever means were used, we share
16. Re: [STEWART] free people of color in Tennessee [1]
Unfortunately I do not. I must say though that as time has gone on I have been able to obtain more and more information about this family line - much to my surprise! What did you have in mind? Are yours from Tennessee? and from the east region?-Paul Stewart > Hello Paul, > Do you know who James Stewart's father was? > > Regards, > E.P.Stewart > > >> born around 1822. He was James Stewart. He had two wives > > > ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== > Have you ever attended the Scottish Games and visited the Ste
17. [STEWART] Samuel Stewart--DE [1]
Is there anyone on this list researching the Samuel Stewart who was born in County Tyrone, Ireland and who died in Brandywine Hundred 1773 (age 66) and his wife Margaret ____ who died at age 82 ??? Thety are buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery, Wilmington, DE. located at the corner of Market and 10th St. (this according to Scharf's "History of Delaware ". Did this Samuel have a son William? Trying to tie my William Stewart, born 1726-1727 in DE , who married Jean/Jane ___. William died in Cumberland, A
18. Re: [STEWART] Found this in old cemetery [1]
Mary, Thank you so much that is very interesting information. Now the spelling on his tomb says Christopher Stuart instead of Stewart. Does it happen to say that his correct spelling of his surname is Stuart or Stewart? No big deal just wondering. Also I am still looking for any clues on my Thomas Stewart born in Massachusetts. Thomas claimed he was born August 1849 but no record for a Thomas Stewart that year but there was a Thomas F. Stewart found born May 11, 1846 Father Nerry R. Stewart
19. [STEWART] STEWART LEITRIM IRELAND [1]
Could anyone help with George STEWART possibly born Aughrim Leitrim Ireland father Arthur STEWART mother Elizabeth MITCHELL. George came from Ireland to Australia where he married Catherine FARRELL in 1882 Queensland Australia. I have reached my brick wall so any help would be appreciated T.I.A. Pam from Bribie Island --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.486 / Virus Database: 284 - Release Date: 29/05/2003
20. [STEWART] Re:  "FINDING MAIDEN OR MARRIED NAMES," by Juliana   Smith [1]
Lauren's remarks on locating female ancestors whose married or maiden name may be unknown are pertinent to my experience in locating my wife's grandmother, who disappeared from the family in 1915, leaving two small children in the care of her husband and his parents. I knew her maiden name, Elizabeth Willie Sledge Lyles (her parents called her Willie), and her married name by my wife's grandfather, William Stewart. And in the course of a year-long investigation, I knew that she had remarried and had two o
21. [STEWART] Looking for Barbara Stewart-Scotland [1]
I'm posting once again to see if there's anyone out there who may have any information on the Stewart family that came from Kinclaven or Caputh parish areas. This is in the Perthshire area. I see so many people listing their Stewart relatives, but without knowing anything farther than we have a gggrandmother by the name of Barbara Stewart whom married James Burns in the Perthshire area & lived at "Bishophall" until abt. 1810. James was born 7 Apr. 1744 in Kinclaven parish & married 20 Oct 1776 Barbar
22. Re: [STEWART] Oath of Allegiance [1]
This was also done in the 1860's for the Civil War in most states along the northern and southern lines.
23. [STEWART] St, Mary´s Parish, Orange Co NC [1]
St. Mary4s Parish , Orange Co NC, Court minute book. If anyone recognizes these Stewarts, please speak up and let us know. Teresa Stuart de Rios > 1758: Daniel Cain was licensed to keep an Ordinary where William Reed once > lived. He is Constable in the District where Samuel Stewart lives near the > courthouse. > > 1766, August: Thomas Rainburne(Rayburn) who was executor for Joseph Stewart > adsum(at the suit of) Jackson Executors, brings him into open court and > surrenders him up. Whereupon Elijah
24. Re: [STEWART] Mollie Stewart born abt 1882 MO [1]
Gayle, I know I have Stewarts that were in Dade Co., MO in the 1800's, but to date I haven't started researching them. The most important to me at the time I found her was Sarah 'Sally' Stuart Evans Standifer Daughtrey. You can see she was married 3 times and the third marriage was fortunate for her. She married William Daughtrey in 1834 in Madison Co., AL. They came to MO in 1839 and were prominent people in the Greenfield/So. Greenfield area for many years. Sarah was my 3rd great Grandmother and I now hav
25. [STEWART] TN, VA, AL Stuart/ Stewart families [1]
. > > You are doing a great job of contributing useful information to the list! > > Mary > I would like to second this opinion. I have especially enjoyed the information about the Halifax VA Stuarts and any connection to the Weakley family. My Jehu Stuart was born between 1770-1780, married an unknown Rosanna at an unknown time period and place, but he is documented in Dickson Co. TN in the late 1700's and early 1800's with connections to Andrew Stuart (of Davidson Co.) and Robert Weakley (of the Weakley
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