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From: "Sharon Ann Kåsa" <>
Subject: RE: [THE ROAD] Question - Stewart Route
Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2002 22:22:59 +0100
In-Reply-To: <018301c1b6be$2ce178a0$6a4d1e0a@telesal.net>


Teresa,
I would deeply appreciate it if you would post the Stewart deeds in Rowan
Co. NC. Thank you for the offer.

The emigrant Lazarus Stewart and his wife Margaret Stuart had a son named
John. Is (1st?) wife was Frances. He was born abt. 1712, died abt. 1763.
This John had a son named John. Lazarus' other son, David had a son named
John. James may also have named a son John. However, I don't have a Hannah
as the wife of any of these. I don't know the identity of Margaret Stuart's
parents or who her siblings were.

Those that I know of with the Boone family name was Mary Boone, d/o James
Boone and Elizabeth Bush Grimes. She married John Wynne, b. abt. 1708, d.
1752 in Winnson, Bertie Co. NC. After Mary died, John married Sarah Van
Pelt.
John received a grant of land, 400 acres in Bertie County, the 20th day of
April, 1745, from Gov. Gabriel Johnson (B.G. p. 114). In 1740 he was County
Clerk; Magistrate 1744; County Surveyor 1744. John Wynne and Thos. Sutton
were Church Wardens of Society Parish, Bertie Precinct 1735-1736 (Hathaway
B.2, p. 305). His children as given in his will were:
1. James Boone
2. Mary Ann
3. Watkin William (see next)
4. Sarah Amelia
5. John Augustus
6. Wynney Caroline (youngest dau)

He appointed his wife Sarah and his brothers, Benj. and Wm. and his sons,
Jas. Boon and Watkin Williams, as Executors. In Colonial Records (Vol. V,
p. 1170) he is referred to as John Wynn, gentleman of Bertie (1749), born
1708.

John didn't have any connection to the Stewart/Stuarts that I know of, so I
have wandered. :-))

I have several connections to Morgan, Pennington, Osborne and Lewis and
Mulkey families which may also be connected to the Boone family. One of the
most interesting may be one connection of the Morgan and Salisbury family
(since my Stewart and Salisbury lines seem to have early connections in VA,
NC and KY): William C. Morgan (1785 VA-1815 s/o David Morgan) and Elizabeth
Salisbury (1779 VA-1850 KY) William was killed by Edward Osborn in debt
dispute with William's father, David. His father was also killed. His
death left three children who inherited his share of David Morgan's land and
slaves. He also had two sons with Elizabeth Salisbury whom he never
married. After his death, his mother bequeathed land to Elizabeth's sons.
As children they used Salisbury as their last name, but as adults the sons
used Morgan as their last name.

I found this on http://penningtonresearch.org/family_groups/fg2000-04.htm:
Richard PENNINGTON was born about 1752 in PA and died on 21 Dec 1813 in
Sparta, White Co., TN. He appears in the roster of Capt. Osborne's militia
of 1780. Richard PENNINGTON married Hannah BOONE on 5 May 1777 in Salisbury,
Rowan Co., NC. Hannah BOONE was born 24 Aug. 1746 in Berks Co., PA. She was
the daughter of Squire BOONE and Sarah MORGAN, youngest sister of the famous
Daniel BOONE. Hannah had been married to John STEWART before he was killed
while on an expedition with a Daniel BOONE party. They had four daughters
before he died: Sarah b. 1765 (m. John OSBORN), Mary b. 1766 (m. Solomon
OSBORN), Rachel b. 1768 (m. James KING), and Ann b.25 Feb. 1770 (m. James
LEWIS). Hannah died 7 Apr 1828 in Tompkinsville, Monroe Co., KY and was
buried in Monroe Co., KY, Old Mulkey Cemetery. Richard PENNINGTON and Hannah
BOONE had the following children:

Joshua P. PENNINGTON (1778-about 1868)
Daniel Boone PENNINGTON (1781-1865)
John Stewart PENNINGTON (1784-1859)
Abigale PENNINGTON (1787-about 1840)

Regards from Norway to El Salvador
Sharon


-----Original Message-----
From: DORISS [mailto:]
Sent: 16. februar 2002 08:47
To: ;
Subject: Re: [THE ROAD] Question - Stewart Route


Hi Sharon,
I have some Stewart deeds in Rowan Co NC that probably involve your line, if
you want I can post them later today. This will give you a good idea on the
neighbors and allied families of your Stewarts. PEMBERTON, reminds me of
the BOONE family, are you sure you did not have a JOHN STUART that married
Hannah BOONE, sister of Daniel? John Stuart was killed by Indians while
traveling with Boone in the 1760's. The Boones left PA with the Morgan,
Linvilles and others for Rowan county at an early date.
As to the COMBS they were numerous in both Rowan/Surry and SW VA. From my
knowledge they were assoc. with a family named RIDGE and may have been
Tories in the REV WAR. There were also many COMBS all over Va., not all
were related some seem to be from MD. There is a very good Combs web site
on the net. I would search www.google.com. Search "Rowan CO NC"
and(Combs) just like I wrote it here. You could also search your Stewarts:
"Rowan CO NC" and(Stewart) or "Iredell CO NC" and(Stewart). You will most
likely find most of the Stewart line of Rowan for Samuel and Lydia Harrison
Stewart, they also had a son named David, so don't let that throw you off,
and this is not your line.
Best wishes,
Teresa Stuart de Rios
El Salvador











----- Original Message -----
From: Sharon Ann KÃ¥sa <>
To: 'DORISS' <>; <>;
<>
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 5:54 AM
Subject: RE: [THE ROAD] Question - Stewart Route


> Theresa,
> Thank you very much for the info on my Stewart line. That they were called
> the "Paxtang PA" Stewart line makes sense, since the emigrants Lazarus and
> his wife Margaret were living in/near the area of Paxtan, Daulphin Co. PA
> when their youngest child David was born abt. 1722.
>
> The sons David, Peter and James - and possibly other of their siblings -
> migrated south. Peter died in South Carolina bef. 1785. James died in
North
> Carolina aft. 1781. David (my line) died abt. 1811 in eastern TN. His
> youngest child, Lazarus (my line) was born abt. 1770 in Rowan Co. NC.
>
> I did not know which area of Rowan they lived in - so it is very
interesting
> that it was the area that became Iredell. The Stewarts are the line from
> which my mother's mother descended. My mother's father descends from the
> Combs-Ellis line - and they were also in Rowan bef. 1790 and settled in
> Iredell Co. NC by 1810. So these two lines may have known each other
further
> back than I realized. My grandparents where married in OK in 1904.
>
> I have my direct line of descent and have most of the siblings for each
> generation. Yes, it is hard to separate the Stewarts in NC! Without the
> marriages of the siblings to my line, I don't have any Morten, Potts or
> Potter and this information will help my research. Thank you! The
emigrant
> couple in my line - Lazarus Stewart and his wife Margaret Steurt/Stuart
were
> of different families. However, their name spelling was very early changed
> to Stewart. This has also made tracing the descendants difficult since
many
> of the Stewart children married Stewarts and then migrated to the same
> areas!
>
> Lazarus (s/o David), born abt 1770 in Rowan Co. NC was in Washington Co.
VA
> by 1801 and was Justice of the Peace in Lawrence Co. TN in 1821. Lazarus'
> son William Pemberton Stewart, Sr. was born in Washington Co. VA in 1804,
> married in Lawrence Co. TN abt. 1823 and died there 1848. They were for a
> time in Hardeman Co. TN where the children of William P. Stewart, Sr. were
> born.
>
> William Pemberton Stewart, Jr., b. 1831 Hardeman Co. TN was married in
> Lawrence Co. TN in 1849, and gives his residence as Wayne Co. TN in his
> military documents with a date of 14 Dec. 1862. His oldest children where
> born in Lawrence Co. TN, but children 5 (1860) and 6 (1863) were born in
> Lauderdale Co. Alabama. By the birth of his 7th child (1865) they were
again
> in Lawrence Co. TN. They began to move and their 8th child was born 1868
in
> Giles Co. TN, the 9th 1871 in Mooresville, Marshall Co. TN. The 10th and
> their youngest was born 1875 in Crocketts Bluff, Arkansas Co. Arkansas.
> William Pemberton Stewart, Jr. died 1913 in Temple, Bell Co. TX and is
> buried in the North Belton Cemetery in Belton, Bell Co. TX.
>
> Do you know which routes these Stewarts may have used in their migration
> south from PA to VA? There was the Pennslyvania Wagon Road. There was also
> travel by waterways. What migration route would they have travelled to TN,
> then Arkansas? A timeline for my Stewart ancestors:
>
> 1722 - Paxtang, Dauphin Co., PA (David s/o Lazarus, Sr, born)
> 1728 - Lancaster, PA (Lazarus, Sr.) [is this the same area as Paxtang?]
> 1770 - Rowan Co. NC (Lazarus, s/o David, born)
> 1801 - Washington Co. VA (Lazarus, s/o David, married)
> 1804 - Washington Co. VA (William Pemberton, Sr. s/o Lazarus, born)
> 1811 - Eastern TN (David, s/o Lazarus, Sr. died)
> 1823 - Lawrence Co. TN (William Pemberton, Sr. married)
> 1825-1831 - Hardeman Co. TN (Children 1-3 of William Pemberton, Sr. born)
> 1831 - Hardeman Co. TN (Child 3, William Pemberton, Jr. born)
> 1840 - Giles Co. TN (Child 5 of William Pemberton, Sr. born)
> 1848 - Lawrence Co. TN (William Pemberton, Sr. died)
> 1849 - Lawrence Co. TN (William Pemberton, Jr. married)
> 1869 - Giles Co. TN (Martha Jane, d/o William Pemberton, Jr. married)
> 1871 - Mooresville, Marshall Co. TN (d/o William Pemberton, Jr. born)
> 1875 - Crocketts Bluff, Arkansas Co. Arkansas (s/o William Pemberton, Jr.
> born)
> 1879 - Bell Co. TX (William Riley, s/o William Pemberton, Jr. married)
> 1880 - Bell Co. TX 8 miles north of Belton (Annie, d/o William Pemberton,
> Jr. married and had children 1-4)
> 1895 - Jester, Greer Co. OK (Marie Salisbury, 5th child, d/o Annie, gd/o
> William Pemberton, Jr. born)
> 1905 - Beaver Co., OK (my grandparents, Rhoda Salisbury - d/o Annie
Stewart-
> and C.G. Combs homesteaded.
> 1937 - Oklahoma City, Okla. Co., OK (my parents where married)
> 2001 - Mosjoeen, Norway (my son was married) :-))
>
> Regards,
> Sharon in Norway
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: DORISS [mailto:]
> Sent: 15. februar 2002 18:23
> To: ;
> Subject: Re: [THE ROAD] Question
>
>
> Sharon, I am familiar with your line. They settled in the part of Rowan
that
> became Iredell Co Nc abt 1788. This is what is called the "Paxtang PA"
> Stewart line. Thye may have left Pa. and stopped off in Augusta Co area,
as
> many of these families did. This line is connected with Morten, Potts or
> Potter. There were so many Stewarts in Rowan Co Nc that it is hard at
times
> to seperate them. I know they were not related to Samuel Stewart and Lydia
> Harrison's line, the were also in Augusta Co va before Rowan. Samuel
> Stewart and your line where the first Stewarts in the Rowan Co area, at
> least 1750 give or take a year or 2. That county was called Anson Co
before
> becoming Rowan. I have some notes somewhere on your line, I' ll have to
find
> them. Where in Sc did they go to? My Stewarts were from Va and migrated
> to Surry, NC, they lived right across the border of Henry Co Va in 1778.
We
> were in Northern Surry since 1774 and in Va since 1660. Teresa Stuart de
> Rios
>
>

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