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1. address correction [1]
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2. Charles Stewart / Jacob Stewart - new Jersey [1]
Hello, My name is Doug Johnson from Cincinnati, Ohio. My GGGGrandfather was Charles Stewart. He married Mary Hunter and resided in Saint Charles, Ohio. Saint Charles is a small community in Butler County, Ohio which was name for Charles after his death. Charles was born 12/2/1781 in South Amboy, NJ to Jacob Stewart (1755-1835) and Eunice/Edith Dunn (~1755 - ???) according to the Mormon web site. Jacob's father is also a Charles Stewart from Cohansie, Cumberland County, NJ and he is my dead end on this
3. Re: Stuart-Stewart Search [1]
I am trying to find out what happened to my ggrandparents, Alexander Campbell Stewart and Annie Inglis Stewart. They put my grandmother, Margaret Cecelia in a boarding school for the blind in Antigonish NS and apparently had a son that either was put up for adoption or something. Both ggrandparents were born in Antigonish, NS with Alexander's parents coming from Scotland. My grandmother died in 1941, she was born about 1887. Alexander was born in 1839 but I have no date of death on him. He was married to An
4. Dr. J. W. STEWART [1]
Greetings! I am new to the list and I am looking for my ancestors: Dr. J. W. STEWART wife-?a mystery? Children: Mary A. STEWART m-? HASSEBROCK Walter A. STEWART m-? Last lived in Grants Pass, Oregon. Nellie Gertrude STEWART m-Ora Jay GILLETT *This is my great grandmother. Any help would be welcome. In addition to just wanting to fill out my family tree, I am trying to gather facts to join the DAR. Sincerely, Rachel J. ROSS
5. JOSEPH AND JAMES F. STEWART>PA.OHIO>WV(Wetzel and Monongalia Co.) [1]
Looking for the following Stewarts: Descendants of Joseph Stewart 1 Joseph Stewart Abt 1827 - 1861-1869 b: Abt 1827 in PA Number of children: 4 d: 1861-1869 .. +Francis Catherine Abt 1819 - b: Abt 1819 in PA Number of children: 4 ......... 2 James F. Stewart Abt 1850 - b: Abt 1850 in (W)WV Number of children: 7 ............. +Melissa Angeline Lemasters 1843 - b: June 15, 1843 in Wetzel Co., WV Number of children: 7 .................... 3 Nickolas McClare Stewart 1885 - 1930 b:
6. Mary Stewart [1]
I am looking for any family of Mary Stewart who married John Campbell Date:1870/12/20 Country/State:MS County:MARSHALL This is my Great Grandparents on my Mother's side By the time I was born All were dead I think, except my mother. She told me her father never talked of his family either did her mother. I am haveing a hard time finding them. Childeren of Mary Stewart and John Campbell were Emma E. Campbell Married Albert Godwin Jetta Campbell, Perry, Eby I do remember my Great Aunt Jetta, she lived with
7. Stewart of OH [1]
Looking for Nancy Stewart born June 27, 1825 in Ohio. She married Darius Shonkwiler ca 1849. She drowned in a flood in Topeka, KS on May 30, 1903. They lived in Piatt Co, IL; Pottowatomie co, KS; and Indiana. Any help on her parentage would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Scott Kendall
8. Re: Jacob and Silas Stewart [1]
Jacob (b. 1794) & Silas (b. 1796) were brothers; the 8th & 9th children of Jacob Stewart & his wife Eunice Edith Dunn. They were probably born in Westmoreland Co, PA, as that was where Jacob & Eunice were living at the time (enumerated in 1790 in Wheatfield Twp, and later moved to Fairfield Twp). Jacob & Eunice moved to Westmoreland Co sometime in the latter part of the 1780s, because the first couple of their children were born in Middlesex Co, NJ. Ann (b. 1801) & Mary (b. 1803) Hendricks were also sist
9. Information [1]
Hi. I am looking for information about the parents of my grandmother Laura J Stewart born in Arkansas 9-18-1853 died 12-16-1944 in Montebello, CA. Married James S Enyart in 1-1-1872. Thanks, Elvin Dutton
10. Stewards in Marion Co. Illinois mid 1800s. [1]
Would like to find out more on F. Jane Steward, possibly born in Lawrence, Marion Co., IL. She married David J. Brumbaugh in 1854. David died in 1865 in Goshen, Elkhart Co. Indiana. They had five children at the time of his death. I don't know what happened to Jane and children in 1860s and 1870s. Any help with F. Jane Steward would be appreciated! Tami Sneddon Heppner, OR http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/5539/
11. George Stewart of Vigo county [1]
One of my few unturned stones -- there is a George Stewart household listed in the 1820 census for Vigo county, Indiana. He must have been quite the pioneer, since some of the Stewarts (and others) who arrived several years later described themselves as "taming the wilderness" and such. In any case, George apparently had a son about the right age to be my gg-grandfather William Stewart. Any data or clues on George Stewart , or other Vigo county Stewarts prior to 1835, would be greatly appreciated
12. Re: STEWART/SHARP, PA-IN [1]
I can't say anything for SHARP, Mike, but STEWART, HUSTON and WILSON are all County Tyrone names, the area around Strabane. Just something to store away for future use. Mary MStew99@aol.com wrote: > > I noticed that in the 1800 census for Fayette county, PA that some STEWARTs > and SHARPs were close neighbors, and in the 1830 census for Monroe county, IN > that again there were STEWARTs and SHARPs as very close neighbors. There > were also HUSTONs and WILSONs in the general vicinity in both counties. >
13. Re: Help, Stewart Clan [1]
Gary, You may wish to visit: http://users.hol.gr/~mkyritsi/index.htm I did and I saw no references to Logansport, DeSoto Co., LA. I didn't look for your STEWART. I believe the editor established a NLT cutoff of 1850 for his efforts (although I couldn't find that statement in a quick glance at the site) so he wouldn't be there. You may also wish to visit: http://ssdi.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/ssdi97.dll?ln=STEWART&fn=STATHAM&st= where you would find some Social Security information about him and a link that e
14. Don Burr [1]
I am trying to locate a current e-mail address for Don Burr. I was unable to contact him at donburr@slightspeed.net from a previous SCN post he made concerning a James Stuart b: 1720 in Ireland. Jacob L. Stewart stewartj@wilkes.net
15. Re: STEWART-D Digest V99 #222 [1]
UNSUBSCRIBE ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, August 02, 1999 10:27 PM Subject: STEWART-D Digest V99 #222
16. STEWART WILLIAM = MARY M. SHARP 1868 GLASGOW SCOTLAND. [1]
Mary was B. @ 1845. Was a Governess at time of marriage to William. PARENTS JAMES SHARP A "Custom's House Officer" and JANET GROSART. At present I do not know if there were any children of this issue as MARY D. 1880 Glasgow. Wittness was her brother THOMAS SHARP living at 28 Raglin St Glasgow. Regards Margaret . -- RESEARCHING SCOTLAND, *CANADA*.*USA*.ANDERSON,BARR,BLACKWOOD*, BLUE,BROWN,BUTCHER,CAIRNS,CAMPBELL,CANTWELL,CONNER,CONNOLY,CONWAY, DOBSON,DOUGLAS,EVANS,FINDLEY,GARDNER,GREY,GEBLER*,HAVEY,
17. Family Bibles [1]
A branch of our family lost our Family Bible with all of the valuable information that we have to search so hard for now. Since then I have made it a point to check Bibles in yard sales, auctions and used book stores for information about a family. I found two and I needed a place to put the information out so it wouldn't be lost. (I'm not selling or pushing the Bibles, I have given them to the church to use, only the information in the Bibles that is so important to genealogists.) I knew I could put it on
18. Re: John Stuart 1790 Augusta/Shenandoah, VA. [1]
Hi Anne, Have a look at my website http://users.hol.gr/~mkyritsi/ where you will find indexes to the Stewart Clan Magazine, if you haven't already. There is a little bit of information about this family on D146 and D147 (tome D, pages 146 & 147), though you know more about the three children of John and Frances. It says that John's parents were John Stewart and Mary--, but it doesn't go back further than that. The article begins on D145. The website will give you the places around the country where you
19. Jacob and Silas Stewart [1]
Looking for data on Jacob and Silas Stewart, apparently brothers who were in Decatur county, IN for the 1820 census. In 1822 in Decatur county, Jacob married Ann HENDRICKS ; in 1823 Silas m. Mary HENDRICKS. I'm guessing Mary and Ann were sisters, and the SCM index suggests they were from PA, probably Fayette county, PA. Anyone have more information on Jacob and Silas? Please e-mail. Thanks. Mike Stewart [ Mstew99@aol.com ]
20. To: Toronto area people [1]
Subject: Toronto Tall Ship Sail If anyone would like to experience how some of their ancestors came to Canada sailing on Canada's largest sailing ship, the "Empire Sandy", then that opportunity is available on Sunday, Sept. 5, 1999 for $15 adults, $8 children. It leaves from Toronto for a 2.5 hour cruise on Lake Ontario at 11 am and 2 pm. That is the day of the Toronto Air Show so combined with beautiful scenery it is a day to take along a camera. Folk singers, dancers, sing-a-longs or just wander the lar
21. Re: Stewart Clan Magazine [1]
dcgld I believe the copyright can extend for two consecutive 23 yr periods after that 1970 publishing date. I understand the family doesn't want to publish it. But in 2016 it becomes public domain (maybe) - that's probably what was happening with you helping to republish a book older than copyrights were extended. I'm not absolutely sure of that 23yr. thing being accurate either - maybe 26 yrs - I would certainly buy a CD too - but anyway Looking forward, (and ba
22. Stewart/Sharp PA-IN [1]
Mike Stewart ,Mstew99@aol.com> commented that one can easily imagine groups of neighbors migrating together. My experience with two groups of ancestors, one basically one family farmers - my paternal Stewart line, etc.; the other pre Civil War slaveholders and plantation owners - my maternal line; says that it is not only imaginable, but almost axiomatic that that was the case and should be exploited in research. There was no regular government handout in those days; only the awarding of land through var
23. Stewart b'day mistake [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------AA3AA5FC8C4372566AD9BA29 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit My mistake regarding my Grandfather, Carl Treet Stewart. His birthdate is Sept. 28 l880 in Matherton, Michigan. Born to William (nmn)Stewart and Emma M.Baldwin, 10 years his junior. William was born in Ohio in Jan 1842. At the outbreak of the Civil war, he enlisted in Company J, 2nd Regiment, Missouri Volunteer Cavalry and was discharged at the en
24. Charles and dau Betsey of either NY/CT to PA early 1800s [1]
Hello all.... I am new to the list and don't know too much about my Stewart's yet but hoping that will change someday! This is the information I have at present on my 4th gr grandma... Betsey Stewart b. 7 Aug 1803 supposedly in New Haven CT to Charles and Fanny md 26 October 1829 Tioga Co PA to Lyndes Spencer d. 30 Mar 1862 in Canton, Bradford, PA I have not had much luck tracking any Stewarts down in the New Haven area for that time period, including census and vital record searches. The idea of New
25. STEWART/SHARP, PA-IN [1]
I noticed that in the 1800 census for Fayette county, PA that some STEWARTs and SHARPs were close neighbors, and in the 1830 census for Monroe county, IN that again there were STEWARTs and SHARPs as very close neighbors. There were also HUSTONs and WILSONs in the general vicinity in both counties. Perhaps this is just a coincidence, but it's not hard to imagine clusters of families migrating together, especially since my 1830's STEWARTs supposedly had PA roots. Anyone else have STEWARTs and SHARPs
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