Stewart - Pymatuming Twp/Clarksville - 1800-present Seidel -Jefferson Twp Fair - Jefferson Twp - 1850 - present Steister - Jefferson Twp, Mercer Area - 1840- present (from Union Co. PA) Pauly - Sharpsville - 1870 - present (fron Centre Co. PA) Anderson - Jefferson Twp, Greenville, Mercer )1820 - present Wright - Probably Jefferson Twp - Married Elizabeth Steister (1830 - present) Dickson - Clarksville early 1800's - From Andes, NY. Kim

Kim, What Stewart are you researching and what time frame? Their are a lot os Stewarts in Mercer County. Mine are in Hickory, Pymatuming, Greenville, Clarelsville, etc. George ----- Original Message ----- From: "KIM MACKLIN" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2003 9:29 PM Subject: [PAMERCER] RC: Stewart, Seidel, Fair, Steister,Pauly, Anderson, Wright, Dickson > Stewart - Pymatuming Twp/Clarksville - 1800-present > Seidel -Jefferson Twp > Fair - Jefferson Twp - 1850 - present > Steister - Jefferson Twp, Mercer Area - 1840- present (from Union Co. PA) > Pauly - Sharpsville - 1870 - present (fron Centre Co. PA) > Anderson - Jefferson Twp, Greenville, Mercer )1820 - present > Wright - Probably Jefferson Twp - Married Elizabeth Steister (1830 - present) > Dickson - Clarksville early 1800's - From Andes, NY. > > Kim > > > > ==== PAMERCER Mailing List ==== > Researching a reverend? Check out our Men of the Cloth section ... preachers, pastors, priests and other clergy in Western Pennsylvania... http://www.rootsweb.com/~papastor > >

George: My Stewarts in Mercer Co. begin with Thomas and James Guthrie. They were brothers. Their father, Charles Stewart migrated from Westmoreland Co. PA to Hubbard Ohio around 1811. Thomas and James G. Married sisters (Thomas/Esther Porter & James/Margaret Porter) Thomas and James came to Hickory Twp. around 1830. Thomas had 8 children: Samuel Porter, John Wright, James H., Margaret, Newel, Amanda Jane, Alexander, Ann E. James G. had 3 children: Linus M., William F., Emaline E. I have much more information if any of these are familiar to you. Two of Samuel Porter Stewarts sons married women named Stewart, different line. Their father's name was John C. Stewart, I think from Pymatuming Twp. Let me know if anything sounds familiar, I am happy to share any information I have. KIM George Fahnline <[email protected]> wrote: Kim, What Stewart are you researching and what time frame? Their are a lot os Stewarts in Mercer County. Mine are in Hickory, Pymatuming, Greenville, Clarelsville, etc. > >