Hi Harris, I have a Dale Dean married to Neva Barnett, marriage date 24 Mar 1946 in Glen Elder, Kansas. No Davenports. I have Stewarts on both sides of the family. On my father's (Barnett side), my great grandmother's maiden name was Mary Ann Stuart. Her family traces back to Rowan/Davidson North Carolina. On my mother's side the Stewarts are from Halifax Va/Caswell-Person NC. Ron Barnett -----Original Message----- From: Steward322@aol.com [mailto:Steward322@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2006 11:10 PM To: STEWART-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [STEWART] Re: STEWART's in Fauquier Co., VA Ron, I have Barnetts on my Grandmothers side, are you related to any Deans or Davenport's, I know there is a Stewart connection? Harris Steward ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== Looking for cousins? When was the last time YOU posted so they would know you are here? Send a message today.

Hi Beverly, As far as my records show, Ambrose Barnett does not connect with my line of Barnetts. Ron Barnett -----Original Message----- From: Beverly Parker [mailto:beverlyp@runestone.net] Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2006 10:18 AM To: STEWART-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [STEWART] Re: Stewart's in Fauquier Co., VA Hi Teresa, Susan states in the 1880 Fed Census for Richland Co., IL that her father was born in Ireland. Susan also states in the 1880 census that her mother was born in KY although other researchers say she was born in VA. Only the marriage is proven to my satisfaction by marriage records of Fauquier Co. VA which do list her father as Ambrose Barnett. I believed it was the Ambrose Barnett who married Judith Neville in 1766 but cannot prove it and now believe it may be another Ambrose Barnett. There is one who is married to a Thornton which is a name used for her son and grandson's. > >Hi Teresa, Beverly, > >There were Barnetts in Ireland that came to Virginia. My Barnett ancestors >came from Londonderry Ireland to Virginia. My 7th great grandfather James >Barnett was born in Londonderry, Ireland in 1703 and died in >Albemarle,Virginia in 1787. Baptized May 24 1703. Will dated Sept 16, 1786, >DAR record copy 328042. > >Ron Barnett > > >Hi Beverly, >What makes you so sure your William Stewart was born >in Ireland? The last names of Thornton and Barnett are >old VA names and there are Fauquier CO Stewart lines. >Teresa > >--- Beverly Parker <beverlyp@runestone.net> wrote: > > > >>Hi Stewarts/Stuarts >>My GGG Grandfather was William S Stewart/Stuart born >>in Ireland before >>1790, d bef 18 Oct 1839 in Boone Co., MO. He >>married on 14 Feb 1810 in >>Fauquier Co., VA, Johanna Barnett b c1792 in >>Fauquier Co., VA d 26 Sep >>1842 Boone Co., MO Their children were Alexander V, >>Thornton, Lawson B, >>Townsend, Susan B, Silas, Amanda M, & Thomas L. >>They migrated from VA >>to Ky to IN(in an area that later became IL) to MO >>by c1830. > > >> >> > > ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== Visit: http://q.webring.com/hub?ring=clanstewartring Join the Clan Stewart Ring!

Harris, The first Dean I find is Henry Harrison Dean and brother Howell Harrison Dean in Henry CO VA 1782. They both signed a deed for my John Stewart in Patrick CO VA in 1791. John`s son Joseph, who was the youngest married a Margaret Dean. I then find an Anthony Dean who was a War of 1812 Soldier in SC married to a Susanna, in Grayson CO VA court records. Anthony Dean probably died in the war of 1812 and his wife came back to VA where his estate was setttled. I believe Anthony Dean is related, as several members of my family and allied families were involved in this court case. Ring any bells, an Anthony Dean in SC, War of 1812? Thanks, Teresa > > > ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== > Visit: > http://q.webring.com/hub?ring=clanstewartring > Join the Clan Stewart Ring! > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

I'm not sure if these are the same people. I have an Alexander Stewart born July 12, 1808 Co. Down Ireland. His daughter was Amanda Stewart born 1836 in Ill and died near Salisbury, MO 1915. Does any of this ring a bell? Beverly Parker <beverlyp@runestone.net> wrote: Hi Stewarts/Stuarts My GGG Grandfather was William S Stewart/Stuart born in Ireland before 1790, d bef 18 Oct 1839 in Boone Co., MO. He married on 14 Feb 1810 in Fauquier Co., VA, Johanna Barnett b c1792 in Fauquier Co., VA d 26 Sep 1842 Boone Co., MO Their children were Alexander V, Thornton, Lawson B, Townsend, Susan B, Silas, Amanda M, & Thomas L. They migrated from VA to Ky to IN(in an area that later became IL) to MO by c1830. Does anyone have any information on this William Stewart? He could have been anywhere from 20 to 50 years old when they married. I can find nothing definite about this man. He has been one of my walls for several years. Thanks for anything. Beverly > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > Calling all Orange, Culpeper, Stafford, Fauquier. Westermoreland VA lines > From: > teresa stuart > Date: > Wed, 8 Mar 2006 20:16:36 -0800 (PST) > To: > STEWART-L@rootsweb.com > > To: > STEWART-L@rootsweb.com > > >Hi Stewart`s, >If you had ancestors in the above counties, let`s talk >about them. >Best, >Teresa Stuart de Rios > > > ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== Visit the Archives for this list: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/STEWART/ Well behaved women rarely make history. --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mail Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments.

Lauren wrote: > Can't think of anything else to nag subscribers about at the > moment. . . well, except the usual..... don't quote entire > messages, cut them off when replying. :) Couldn't agree more, with one exception. The messages that come to the list from the Message Board NEVER have the early thread and it's sometimes just about impossible to figure out what they're talking about without going to the message board itself and then finding out it's nothing you can help with anyway. A little bit of the original message would be very useful when responding, for when it gets to the list! :-) Mary in Greece

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Stewart, Gray, Plumlee, Jackson, Lefler Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AmJBAIB/7413 Message Board Post: I wish I could find my William Stewart in virginia he was born about 1789, his father was from Ireland unknown name, I have no siblings for him and can't find any he married a Mary (polly) ? from NC in tennessee and had 9 children most born in Tennessee the last born about 1847 the children are as follows Reuben 1823, Susan 1828, Jackson 3/2/1832 my ancestor, Carroll 1836, Joseph 1837, Irena 1839, Mary 1841, Sarah 1843 If anybody has info on this family any help would be greatly appreciated

Hi Beverly, Could be true he was born in Ireland, but people made mistakes on that 1880 census and what gets me is that you Wm Stewart was with a family-Thornton and Neville who were known to be assoc. with the Stewart`s in VA. Teresa --- Beverly Parker <beverlyp@runestone.net> wrote: > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Teresa, Time frame could be right or perhaps a little later, Margaret Dean definitely sounds familiar, I'll try and see what I can find. Harris

Friday, 24 Jun 2005 Nanaimo News Bulletin Nanaimo, BC STEWART, Gordon George Hugh Passed away in NRGH Palliative Care June 20, 2005, Born November 9, 1931. Predeceased by parents John & Mae, two brothers, Tom and Wesley, Grandson Gordon, Nephew Norman. Survived by wife Peggy, brothers Jack (Laverne), Donald (Lillian), son Tom (Evelyn), daughters Marguerette (Jim), Arlene (Albert). Seven grandchildren, and six great grandchildren, nieces and nephews and many close friends. An avid hunter and fisherman, Gordon also loved sports of all kinds. Gordon spent his life in Nanaimo and enjoyed both old and new history. Dearly loved and respected Gordon will be missed by all. No service or flowers by request. A celebration of life to be held July 2, 2pm, 4240 Hammond Bay Road. The familys gratitude to all the nurses for the special loving care shown to Gordon during his time in hospital. Donations to Cancer Society or Heart and Stroke.

Hi Teresa, Susan states in the 1880 Fed Census for Richland Co., IL that her father was born in Ireland. Susan also states in the 1880 census that her mother was born in KY although other researchers say she was born in VA. Only the marriage is proven to my satisfaction by marriage records of Fauquier Co. VA which do list her father as Ambrose Barnett. I believed it was the Ambrose Barnett who married Judith Neville in 1766 but cannot prove it and now believe it may be another Ambrose Barnett. There is one who is married to a Thornton which is a name used for her son and grandson's. > >Hi Teresa, Beverly, > >There were Barnetts in Ireland that came to Virginia. My Barnett ancestors >came from Londonderry Ireland to Virginia. My 7th great grandfather James >Barnett was born in Londonderry, Ireland in 1703 and died in >Albemarle,Virginia in 1787. Baptized May 24 1703. Will dated Sept 16, 1786, >DAR record copy 328042. > >Ron Barnett > > >Hi Beverly, >What makes you so sure your William Stewart was born >in Ireland? The last names of Thornton and Barnett are >old VA names and there are Fauquier CO Stewart lines. >Teresa > >--- Beverly Parker <beverlyp@runestone.net> wrote: > > > >>Hi Stewarts/Stuarts >>My GGG Grandfather was William S Stewart/Stuart born >>in Ireland before >>1790, d bef 18 Oct 1839 in Boone Co., MO. He >>married on 14 Feb 1810 in >>Fauquier Co., VA, Johanna Barnett b c1792 in >>Fauquier Co., VA d 26 Sep >>1842 Boone Co., MO Their children were Alexander V, >>Thornton, Lawson B, >>Townsend, Susan B, Silas, Amanda M, & Thomas L. >>They migrated from VA >>to Ky to IN(in an area that later became IL) to MO >>by c1830. > > >> >> > >

Friday, 24 Jun 2005 Courtenay Comox Valley Record, Courtenay, BC STEWART, Alexander (Sandy) 1917 - 2005 Passed away June 24, at home after a lengthy illness. He was predeceased by wife Anne (Hutton) 1996, brother Bill 2003. He is survived by daughter Linda York (Allen); grandson Robert (Viki); sisters Mary Hargreaves, Evelyn Bloomquist, Ivy Tame; and brother Don Stewart; and many nieces and nephews. Sandy was raised in the Valley. He worked as a mechanic during the war 1940-1945 in Europe. Upon his return he worked until he retired in several garages; the last eighteen years for the Dept. of Highways. Sandy was well-known as Pipe Major for the Courtenay Legion Pipe Band for 25 years. A special thank-you to Dr. Musgrave, the Health Care Workers and Home Nursing for making it possible for Dad to stay at home comfortably. Private graveside service by request.

Hello All: Actually, this is Administrivia, not Stewart related. And as such, actually is off topic. Further discussion, if desired/needed should be addressed to me directly, at my admin address of Stewart-admin@rootsweb.com Administrivia is to be conducted off list, in order to not interrupt the flow of the list. ADMIN NOTES are just that... not the beginning of a thread... and no on list responses are necessary nor are they desireable. Not to say that I am closed with regard to discussion... just that 1000+/- folks don't need to be subjected to same. .................................. Sorry, Mary... that is the nature of the boards and the gateway. The quoting of someone's earlier message in a board post is not recommended, nor is it necessary in the board culture. The information is right there for folks to read. To repost the poster's message within another's post is an infringment of copyright. To quote bits as stated are unnecessary as they are there to be seen. The links to the thread are easily accessed via the link in the gatewayed post. I know this seems, at times, as a PITA... however, consider that the message has been delivered to your inbox to picque your interest... you have not had to go and search the thousands of posts to find it. Current count of Stewart board messages = 9583. If it is of interest, one need only click the link to view the discussion that occurred earlier. Being as there are folks that post to the boards, sometimes on a once only basis, that would not subscribe to the lists, it is beneficial to have the boards gatewayed to the lists, in order to provide the widest possible exposure to the query that just might solve your genealogical puzzle. Yours Aye, Lauren Stewart List and Board Admin Rootsweb Volunteer since 1996 **Celebrating 10 yrs**

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AmJBAIB/5345.2.3 Message Board Post: Hi, Do you know if Charles had any brothers or cousins in Camden? I am researching my grandparents Albert & Emma who were in Camden in the late 1800s. They had a son Joseph dob 1895 and a daughter Clara dob 1898. I have run into a brick wall and any info would be greatly appreciated.

Mornin' Ok... perhaps some are catching up with mail. Any further messages on this topic... re the TV program... shall be sent OFF LIST or the poster will be subjected to the VLF.* Topic closed. Yours Aye, Lauren Stewart List Admin Rootsweb Volunteer since 1996 **Celebrating 10 yrs** *VLF patented tool by Megan, former Rootsweb ListMaster, which causes the poster to be unable to post to lists for the period of one week, or until the Admin remembers to restore posting privileges.

i'd like to see it since it's referring to the time my ancestor came over. :-) kristy Sherry Stewart <sherrystewart@telus.net> wrote: There is a big buzz over this programme. Have you seen it?? Are you interested??? On Saturday, March 18, 2006, at 02:10 PM, Kristy wrote: > What was it called? Thanks! > > Kristy > > > Beverly Aytes-Bowhall wrote: > The History Channel, they may have it on again today, Bev > > Kristy wrote: > >> I'm from James Stewart who was born in Ulster in 1719 and died in >> Virginia. What show were you watching? I'd like to see if I can find >> it. >> >> Thanks! >> Kristy >> >> Beverly Aytes-Bowhall wrote: >> Well I learned something this morning while watching of all place the >> TV!! Apparently the Irish that first came over to USA were Ulster from >> Northern Ireland, after 1820 the Southern Irish came over. >> >> The Ulster's first came over to get out from under England's ruling >> and >> mainly for religious reasons. I know this info is known by other's but >> not to me and maybe someone else out there did not realize this. >> >> Bottom line my Stewart line were here in the early 1700's. >> >> Bev >> >> >> ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== >> Interested in Genetic Genealogy? >> Join the Stewart-DNA-L@rootsweb.com >> >> >> >> >> --------------------------------- >> Yahoo! Mail >> Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. >> >> >> ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== >> Need to contact the list admin? Send mail to >> STEWART-admin@rootsweb.com >> If you have issues to discuss re my management style, or about other >> listmembers >> or their posts, send your *private* comments to >> stewart-admin@rootsweb.com." >> >> >> >> > > > ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== > Have you ever attended the Scottish Games and visited the Stewart tent? > Find an event near you: http://www.maclachlans.org/games.html > > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Mail > Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments. > > > ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== > Subscription to the Stewart-L@rootsweb is free, as are all of > Rootsweb's resources. > ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== Have you ever attended the Scottish Games and visited the Stewart tent? Find an event near you: http://www.maclachlans.org/games.html --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mail Bring photos to life! New PhotoMail makes sharing a breeze.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AmJBAIB/5345.2.2 Message Board Post: You wrote: Wendy, I am looking for information regarding an Elizabeth (or Margaret Elizabeth or Elizabeth M.) Stewart, who married a John Smerdon. She was born ca. 1903 and lived in the Camden/Gloucester county area of NJ. The most likely I've found in the census so far is the daughter of Charles R. and Helen Stewart. Is there any way you can tell me if I am on the right track? ----- You have 3 good censuses ahead of Elizabeth's birth to check. The first thing I do is try to find clues how people met, i.e. where did John Smerdon live, in the same town or elsewhere? Track down Charles R. and Helen Stewart in the later censuses too, to see whether they moved and where. And if you're lucky, and it does happen, perhaps some of the grandparents lived with the Smerdon family on later censuses. And of course try to find where you can get the marriage licence for Elizabeth and John Smerdon. I think the 20th century ones did give parents' names. Good luck!

Ooops! I sent this to the list by mistake! Meant it for a friend named Stewart. Hit the wrong address! (He is interested, BTW!) Sorry!!! Sherry Stewart On Saturday, March 18, 2006, at 02:56 PM, Sherry Stewart wrote: > There is a big buzz over this programme. Have you seen it?? Are you > interested??? > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AmJBAIB/7412 Message Board Post: am still looking for a george stewart somewhere in virginia that had a wife named cindy. they were divorced in 1967. cindy was 30 yrs old at time of divorce.so george may have been close to that age. he has a daughter that he doesnt know he has that is looking for him.daughter was born 1967 in southern ca.

Ron, I have Barnetts on my Grandmothers side, are you related to any Deans or Davenport's, I know there is a Stewart connection? Harris Steward

Sunday, 19 Jun 2005 Chilliwack Progress Chilliwack, BC STEWART, John S. "Jock" It is with deep regret, much love and cherished memories that we mark the passing of our father, grandfather and friend, John S. Stewart. Born November 26, 1920 in Craigellachie, Scotland, he passed quietly June 19th at Chilliwack Hospital. He was 84. As a young man, Jock had a distinguished war career as a paratrooper with the SAS serving in Italy, North Africa and the Balkans. The third of four boys, Jock returned to the University of Aberdeen to earn an Honours degree in languages, majoring in French and German. Later, as a member of the Sudan Political Service, he mastered Arabic and applied Arabic law as a District Commissioner in South Sudan where he was respected for his principled and honourable decisions. His memoirs were fondly and cleverly recounted in his book Jungle Jock Sudan. Immigrating to Canada in 1967 with his wife and two children, Jock started his teaching career in French at Agassiz High School before relocating to Chilliwack Junior High. He developed life-long friendships with a number of students and maintained close relationships with many in the community. The three musketeers are now two you are on your own to fight over the bill. Jock pursued his love of travel and adventure in his retirement years and visited every continent except Antarctica. An avid gardener, the bounty from his garden was enjoyed by family and friends alike. Jock was predeceased by his deeply beloved wife, Evelyn, and his brothers, Edward and Ali. His youngest brother, Gerald, still resides in Scotland. The memory of his experiences, love and generosity will remain with his children, Charles and Anne, his children-in-law, Cindy and John, and his loving grandchildren, Ian, Megan, Ross, Craig and Andrew. Jock will be remembered for his abundant garden, his glorious stories, and his generosity with both. He will be truly missed. A Memorial Service is planned for 10:00 am on Saturday, June 25th, at Chilliwack United Church, 45835 Spadina Ave., Chilliwack, Reverend Jack Horricks officiating. If family and friends so desire, donations can be made in his name to the SPCA.