Thank you Mary. I believe my first information regarding Daniel Forbes was from the Wayne County Historical Society in Lyons, New York in the 1970's. Marjory Allen Perez was the historian. The name has been spelled Forbus as well as Farrowbush (love that name), both of which evolved into Forbes. I shall dig a little deeper to find other resources. Daniel Farrowbush died in 1687 , possibly in Concord. That date coincides with the date of a major Indian raid when many were killed. He was also a prisoner of Cromwell. Deborah Rediat, his wife, then married Alexander Stewart. Thank you again. If only we could find the birth place of Alexander. Dorothy On Dec 31, 2005, at 3:31 AM, Mary Stewart Kyritsis wrote: > Dorothy, I read your email with interest. You have Alexander marrying > Deborah Rediate Farrowbush, which in the SCM is spelled Forbes, so I > imagine you found this information elsewhere. Where? It's always > good to have external confirmation of what the SCM has. > > The only info in the SCM on the wives is this: > > On page A13, it says Deborah Rediat was born in Sudbury MA in 1652, > daughter of John Rediat and his wife Anne Dolt, who were married 26 > Aug 1643 in Sudbury. Deborah marr-1 23 May 1679 in Concord MA, Daniel > Forbes, as his second wife; Forbes died in Oct 1687 in Marlborough. > Alexander married her 23 May 1688, and she died 22 Apr 1720/21 aged > 68. > > Also page A13: Persis Witte died 26 July 1786 in New Braintree at the > home of her daughter Persis Ayers. > > A219: No extra details about Lydia Cutting other than that they > married in Leicester MA. Also: "According to tradition his father was > killed in a bayonet charge in the French war 'and fought after being > wounded until his entrails were on the bround.' Daniel bought land 26 > Mar 1750 in Sandisfield, which he sold 9 June 1758 to Daniel Brown, > Esq. He was one of the petitioners in 1765 to have the town of Paxton > set off from Leicester; it was established in 1775. Daniel Steward > was a selectman in 1779." > > On B246, it gives Rachael Warren as the daughter of John Warren. In > Deerfield Jabez owned a 100-acre farm lying next east of John > Warren's, his father-in-law, whose place was "a mile above the Utica > bridge on Genesee street", bounded by the Mohawk river on the west, > south and east, at the Big Bend. He moved to Paris, 18 miles south of > Utica, where he bought land in 1807. After about 3 years he moved to > Wolcott, Wayne Co., six mies from Big Sodus Bay on Lake Ontario. > > Hope this helps. > Mary > > Mary Kyritsis > Kifissia, Greece > > > > Alexander b. Scotland md. Deborah Rediate Farrowbush 1688 in Concord, > > MA. > > > > Daniel. son of Alexander and Deborah b. 6 Feb. 1691 in Marlborough, > > MA. md. Persis Witt d. of John Witt, Jr. and Elizabeth Baker. lived > > in Marlborough, Paxton, MA, Brattleboro, VT. > > > > Daniel, son of Daniel, Sr. and Persis Witt. md. Lydia Cutting 13 > > March, 1747-8. Lived in Brattleboro, VT. Fought in Revolution > > > > Jabez, son of Daniel, Jr. md. Rachel Warren in Brattleboro, VT. > > Lived in Paris, Deerfield, Wolcott (Wayne Co) NY. > > > > I have the children of these four Stewarts and will be glad to share. > > I need general information about them and their wives and the areas > > where they lived. --- or anything, for that matter. > > > > Dorothy Hagerty > > > > > ==== 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." >

original message found on http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/NOVA-SCOTIA/2005-12/1136003654 - > From: BILL DORGAN <billdorgan@billdorgan.com> Subject: JOHN FINLY MACDONALD and his wives: MARY JANE STEWART and ISABELLA FRASER Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 23:34:14 -0500 Listers: Looking for information about these families: 1 John Finlay MACDONALD b. 7 AUG 1844 East Branch, East River, Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada Bapt Date: 8 SEP 1844, age: <1 Bapt Place: St. Columba United Church Father: Finlay MACDONALD (~1800-1881) Mother: Barbara MACKENZIE (>1801-1887) John Finlay MacDonald and Mary Jane Stewart may have had four other children, all of whom died in infancy. They are buried beside their mother in Springhill Cemetery. However, this is not verified. Spouse: Mary Jane STEWART Cause of Death: Typhoid Fever Burial Place: Springhill, Nova Scotia, Canada Children: John F. (1878-1952) James (1880- -) Louise (1882- -) ------------ Other spouses: Isabella FRASER 1.1 John F. MACDONALD Birth Date: NOV 1878 Birth Place: Springhill, Nova Scotia, Canada Death Date: 1952, age: 73 O Place: Minister Spouse: ? Children: Margaret 1.1.1 Margaret MACDONALD Reside Place: Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada Spouse: ? NICHOLSON 1.2 James MACDONALD Birth Date: 1880 Spouse: ? Children: Margaret Unknown 1.2.1 Margaret MACDONALD Reside Place: Wilmington, Delaware Spouse: ? 1.2.2 Unknown MACDONALD 1.3 Louise MACDONALD Birth Date: 1882 Spouse: Daniel H. MACLEAN O Place: Superintendant of Mines, Stellarton, Nova Scotia, Canada Children: Jean Ethel 1.3.1 Jean MACLEAN 1.3.2 Ethel MACLEAN

Speaking of NH . . . maybe I was deleting too quickly; does anyone have info on the Elizabeth Clark who m. William Stewart in NH, as well as the John Clark who m. Elizabeth Stewart in NH? I think they are mentioned on A3 of the SCM, and maybe at C166 also. I'd like to check the next generation or two . . . Mike Stewart Mike, these are descendants of John Stewart b. 1682 known as Charter John of Londonderry, NH and his first Wife Elizabeth Clark b. 1685 d/o John and Agnes Adams Clark. There is much written about this line. Lois Patrie has written a book called A History of Colraine, Massachusetts. It is available for sale through the library at Colraine, MA. B.Frank Severence has written A Genealogy and Biography of the decendants of Walter Stewart of Scotland dealing with this branch of the Londonderry Stewarts. It is out of print, but available to reprint on Heritage.com as are many of the other books of these early New Hampshire and Massachusetts settlers. Also if you want more information go to this URL: http://www.chuckspeed.com/balquhidder/history/Gartnafueran.h tm A very interesting place to browse. Nora Stewart Yahl in St. Louis, MO

Descendants of James Gilmore 1 James Gilmore b: Bet. 1695 - 1705 in Londonderry, Ireland d: June 01, 1758 in Windham, Ma .. +Jean Baptise d: 1746 . 2 Joan/ Gilmore b: December 27, 1721 ..... +Robert/ Patterson b: Abt. 1720 . 2 Margaret Gilmore b: April 24, 1724 in Londonderry, Nh d: in ? ..... +John Stewart b: Abt. 1710 in Ballymena, Ire d: November 06, 1784 in Ayers Village(Haverhill), Ma ..... 3 Thomas/ Stewart ......... +Molly/ McClintock ..... 3 Anna/ Stewart b: 1742 d: Aft. November 26, 1837 ..... 3 Lucinda/ Stewart b: 1751 ..... 3 William/ Stewart b: 1753 ..... 3 Sarah/ Stewart b: Bef. January 17, 1754 ......... +James/ Miller b: Abt. 1745 in of Chester, NH ..... 3 JOHN Stewart II b: July 07, 1758 in Haverhill, Ma d: March 18, 1828 in Warner, Merrimack, NH ......... +Mary Molly Mcluer McClure b: 1763 in Salem, Ma d: May 01, 1820 in Warner, Merrimack, NH ..... 3 Margaret/ Stewart b: 1761 d: December 18, 1859 ......... +Elijah/ Rice b: July 06, 1750 in of Henniker, NH d: December 18, 1859 . 2 John Gilmore b: August 26, 1726 . 2 Jonathan/ Gilmore b: March 11, 1727/28 in Londonderry, NH d: March 03, 1799 ..... +Elizabeth/ Hunter b: Abt. 1730 . 2 Elizabeth Gilmore b: March 12, 1729/30 in Ireland ..... +Samuel Wilson b: Abt. 1725 in wft 0905 . 2 Agnes Gilmore b: 1740 in Londonderry, NH ..... +Benjamin Nesmith b: Abt. 1740 *2nd Wife of James Gilmore: .. +Margaret Gilmore b: 1709 d: January 08, 1775 in Windham, Ma . 2 Janet Gilmore . 2 Mary Gilmore

Wonderful work here, Dennis, congrats on making such a strong case. Let's hope they do listen to you. I'll pass your email on where I can. Mary Mary Kyritsis Kifissia, Greece

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: STEWART, LEFLER Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AmJBAIB/7285 Message Board Post: I am looking for Oliver Stewart born 1817. 1850 census says North Carolina; later census reports indicate he was from South Carolina. Oliver (written Ally) married Charlotte Lefler Mar 3, 1836 in Washington Co IN. Census report of 1850 shows them living in Washington Co IN. In 1850 Oliver and Charlotte have what appear to be twins, Silas and Sarah, who are not listed in 1860 census. They are each shown to be 11 years old. Ruth is 9, Jacob is 7, Blackburn 5, William 8/12. I can't read William's middle initial. By 1860 Oliver and Charlotte are in Jackson Co IN Census shows: Olli 44, Charlotte 48, children: Rutah A 18 (Ruth A), Jacob 13, Blackburn 11, Riley 10, John 7, Samuel 5., Jackson Co., Washington Tnshp, Indiana. Olli gives his occupation as farmer, and his birth in South Carolina. Charlotte: Kentucky. The fact that he gives South Carolina on 1860 census report as where he was from is interesting in that the boundaries could have changed to South Carolina at the time he was born? Any information re this family will be appreciated. Thank you.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: STEWART, LEFLER Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AmJBAIB/7284 Message Board Post: I am looking for Oliver Stewart born 1817. 1850 census says North Carolina; later census reports indicate he was from South Carolina. Oliver (written Ally) married Charlotte Lefler Mar 3, 1836 in Washington Co IN. Census report of 1850 shows them living in Washington Co IN. In 1850 Oliver and Charlotte have what appear to be twins, Silas and Sarah, who are not listed in 1860 census. They are each shown to be 11 years old. Ruth is 9, Jacob is 7, Blackburn 5, William 8/12. I can't read William's middle initial. By 1860 Oliver and Charlotte are in Jackson Co IN Census shows: Olli 44, Charlotte 48, children: Rutah A 18 (Ruth A), Jacob 13, Blackburn 11, Riley 10, John 7, Samuel 5., Jackson Co., Washington Tnshp, Indiana. Olli gives his occupation as farmer, and his birth in South Carolina. Charlotte: Kentucky. The fact that he gives South Carolina on 1860 census report as where he was from is interesting in that the boundaries could have changed to South Carolina at the time he was born?

Dear all, Does anyone recognize the following family members: I am looking for the descendants of Peter and Margaret Stewart (Isle of Skye/Appin Stewarts) and their sons Donald, John and Norman who emigrated to North Carolina and then moved on to Georgia in 1810 and from there possibly Illinois or South Carolina. They were also joined by cousins, Mary Stewart, Catherine Stewart and possibly Annie Stewart. The following were sent to me as possible locations where they may have ended up. Looking at groups settling together with similar names. 1840 Census info shows Norman Stewart IL. Kane Co. page 013 Peter Stewart IL. Coles Co 156 John Stewart same 1830 shows using name Norman Stewart as a guide line: Norman Stewart S.C. Chesterfield District page 264 John Stewart Same same Peter Stewart S.C. Darlington District page233 These 2 districts may be close together. She sent also (2) Peter Stewart 1830 Census, one in Ga. Bibb Co 065 N.C. Northampton Co page 101 1840 also shows only name (Donaldson Steward ) N.C. Northampton Co. page 087 All three sons were most likely grown and there may have been others with them. Norman had served in the Navy during the Napoleonic period. Family in Canada were in contact in the 1800s, but those that knew the particulars are now gone. If you have any connection or if your family was from the Isle of Skye, please let me know. Best Regards, Randy Stewart Victoria, B.C., Canada

Speaking of NH . . . maybe I was deleting too quickly; does anyone have info on the Elizabeth Clark who m. William Stewart in NH, as well as the John Clark who m. Elizabeth Stewart in NH? I think they are mentioned on A3 of the SCM, and maybe at C166 also. I'd like to check the next generation or two . . . Mike Stewart > > From: teresa stuart <lilliebelle3@yahoo.com> > Date: 2005/12/29 Thu PM 04:58:14 PST > To: STEWART-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [STEWART] Yankee Stewart's(NH) > > No, but boy would we like to see this line tested. I > have done some reading on this line and it is very > intertesting. Was there a Nathaniel in this line? > Teresa Stuart de Rios > > --- FUTBOFAM@aol.com wrote: > > > I have been "rootin" my NH Stewart for over 50 > > years. > > > > > > > > > __________________________________ > Yahoo! for Good - Make a difference this year. > http://brand.yahoo.com/cybergivingweek2005/ > > > ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== > Interested in Genetic Genealogy? > Join the Stewart-DNA-L@rootsweb.com >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AmJBAIB/7283 Message Board Post: My Stewart brick wall is Hugh Ensley Stewart. He married Elizabeth Cockerham Dec 31,1834 in Noxubee, Mississippi. Died about 1849. Children: Sina 1836, Mary Jane 1838, Martha A. 1840, Virginia Elizabeth 1842, Robert Franklin 1844, Elisha Thomas 1846, and Hugh Edward 1849. I have much on the Cockerham ancestors and Stewart decendants. One unvarified source tantalizingly says Hugh was decended from a Scottish immigrant named James Stewart who came to America in the 1700s after serving on the wrong side of one of the wars over the monarchy.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: STEWART, ALLEN, MORGAN AND MANY OTHERS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AmJBAIB/7282 Message Board Post: Silas Stewart born abt 1780, came from Montgomery Co NC. By Jan 26, 1831 he bought 75 acres in Washington Co., IN, from Joel Coombs. In NC, this Stewart family lived east of the Pee Dee and Yadkin River fork. 1810 census shows John Jr., Silas, John Stewart, Joseph Stewart, William Stewart Jr. and William Stewart Sr. still living in Montgomery Co NC. Unfortunately there is no census report for 1820 Montgomery Co NC. In 1830 there was Spencer, Laban, Shadrack, Joseph and a John Stewart still living in Montgomery Co NC. We are lucky in the fact that several family researchers before us were active genealogists which has given us a foundation of information to work with, however, we are finding new information because of the efforts of many descendent cousins actively working on Stewart and associated families along with the fact that information is more available to us and we are able to communicate thru available technology. If you are interested in joining our research group, please email me; be sure you write "Stewart" in the subject line so your email won't be lost...we would love to have you join us. We have lots of photos, documents, etc. to share.

I would appreciate any input on the following Northern Stewarts: Alexander b. Scotland md. Deborah Rediate Farrowbush 1688 in Concord, MA. Daniel. son of Alexander and Deborah b. 6 Feb. 1691 in Marlborough, MA. md. Persis Witt d. of John Witt, Jr. and Elizabeth Baker. lived in Marlborough, Paxton, MA, Brattleboro, VT. Daniel, son of Daniel, Sr. and Persis Witt. md. Lydia Cutting 13 March, 1747-8. Lived in Brattleboro, VT. Fought in Revolution Jabez, son of Daniel,Jr. md. Rachel Warren in Brattleboro, VT. Lived in Paris, Deerfield Wolcott (Wayne Co) NY. I have the children of these four Stewarts and will be glad to share. I need general information about them and their wives and the areas where they lived. --- or anything, for that matter. Dorothy Hagerty

Here are 3 generations of the children of Robert Stuart of Nrowalk, CT. Can anyone connect? Gwen GStuart1@cfl.rr.com Descendants of Robert Stuart 1 Robert Stuart Abt 1620 - 1694 b: Abt 1620 in Scotland or Italy d: 1694 in Norwalk, CT Age at death: 74 est. . +Bethea Rumbell b: in Stratford m: 1661 in Norwalk, CT ....... 2 James Stuart 1661/62 - 1751 b: March 19, 1661/62 in Norwalk, CT d: 1751 in Norwalk, CT Age at death: 88 est. ........... +Experience ................. 3 Hannah Stuart b: in Norwalk, CT ..................... +John Taylor 1695 - 1774 b: June 10, 1695 in Northhampton, MA m: January 19, 1725/26 in Norwalk, CT d: May 03, 1774 in Westport, CT Age at death: 78 ................. 3 Deborah Stuart ..................... +James Pickett m: April 14, 1726 ................. 3 Mary Stuart ..................... +John Morehouse ................. 3 Emma Stuart ..................... +John Paret m: March 04, 1723/24 ................. 3 James (II) Stuart 1695 - b: 1695 in Norwalk, CT ..................... +Eleanor m: 1725 in Norwalk, CT ................. 3 Robert (II) Stuart 1705 - b: 1705 in Norwalk, CT ..................... +?Sarah J. Clarke m: July 30, 1737 in ? Newport, RI ....... 2 Abigail Stuart 1662 - b: August 1662 in Norwalk, CT ........... +Richard Corsair ................. 3 Abigail Corsair ..................... +Mr. Watson ................. 3 John Corsair 1693 - b: 1693 ................. 3 Hezekiah Corsair 1708 - b: July 03, 1708 ................. 3 Josiah Corsair 1709/10 - b: March 01, 1709/10 ................. 3 Thomas Corsair 1711 - b: 1711 ....... 2 John Stuart 1668/69 - b: March 18, 1668/69 in Norwalk, CT ................. 3 John (2nd son of John) Stuart ................. 3 Brian Stuart ................. 3 Abigail Stuart ..................... +Samuel Fountain m: January 20, 1745/46 ................. 3 Jemina Stuart ................. 3 Sarah Stuart ................. 3 Silas Stuart ................. 3 Reuben Stuart 1718/19 - b: February 13, 1718/19 in Norwalk, CT ................. 3 Benjamin Stuart 1722 - 1805 b: May 05, 1722 in Norwalk, CT d: February 22, 1805 Age at death: 82 ..................... +Eleanor Sherwood m: February 07, 1749/50 in Fairfield, CT ................. 3 Ezra Stuart 1728/29 - 1773 b: February 25, 1728/29 in Norwalk, CT d: August 17, 1773 in New Milford, CT Age at death: 44 ..................... +Sarah Brownson m: November 1756 ....... 2 Deborah Stuart 1669 - b: May 1669 in Norwalk, CT ........... +James Pickett ....... 2 Elizabeth Stuart 1671 - b: September 1671 in Norwalk, CT ....... 2 Phebe Stuart 1673/74 - b: February 1673/74 in Norwalk, CT ....... 2 Sarah Stuart 1675 - b: 1675 ....... 2 Samuel Stuart 1677 - b: May 1677 in CT ........... +Hannah Bennett m: in Fairfield, CT ................. 3 Ruth Stuart ..................... +Jonathan Atherton ................. 3 Dorothy Stuart ..................... +Daniel Burchard b: in of Courtland Manor, NY m: August 18, 1743 ................. 3 Samuel (II) Stuart 1702 - 1784 b: 1702 in Norwalk, CT d: 1784 in Norwalk, CT Age at death: 82 est. ..................... +Elizabeth Smith 1710 - b: 1710 in Fairfield, Fairfield, CT m: 1726 in Norwalk, CT ................. *2nd Wife of Samuel (II) Stuart: ..................... +Eunice Edwards m: 1758 ................. 3 John Stuart 1710 - b: 1710 in Norwalk, CT ..................... +Sarah Hendericks m: May 21, 1739 in CT ................. 3 Simon Stuart 1718 - 1808 b: 1718 in Norwalk, CT d: June 01, 1808 Age at death: 90 est. ..................... +Abigail Smith - 1758 m: November 15, 1739 in Wilton, CT d: October 29, 1758 Age at death: ? ................. *2nd Wife of Simon Stuart: ..................... +Mary Whelply Gregory m: 1759 ................. 3 Nathan Stuart 1720 - b: 1720 in Norwalk, CT ..................... +Thankful m: 1741 in ?CT ....... 2 Rachel Stuart 1685 - b: 1685 ........... +David Raymond

Bravo, David Quinn!!

Mary, Thanks for the information about the Maynard/Stewart connections. According to Rootsweb's WorldConnect Project, Thaddeus Maynard married Elizabeth and William Stewart Maynard was their child. The information did not identify Elizabeth's surname. I am assuming that her surname was Stewart. William Stewart Maynard was born on May 19, 1803. This information did not identify William's wife, but it is possible that William did marry my Polly Clark (b.1795). I appreciate the time to took to help me with my family research. Jim Taylor

Having been frustrated many times trying to find relatives in the 1901 Irish Census on the microfilm copies in the Public Record Office in Belfast I wrote to Peter Hain, Secretary (meaning senior minister) for Northern Ireland suggesting that there should be a government effort to computerise (and therefore index by name) the 1901 Census. My arguments were: a.. that the England and Wales censuses and the Scottish census had been put online so why not the Irish b.. that this would make up to some extent for the wanton destruction the 19th century Irish censuses in WW1 (allegedly for the pulp paper, but then why didn't they destroy the much large English census) c.. that since the exercise had already been done for the rest of Britain the costs were predictable and the software already in place d.. that there was a ready audience for this around the world, especially in America, and that it could be self-funding with the sort of reasonable charges of the English online Census e.. that since the Census belongs to Ireland now it would be a good cross border project I expected the brush off, which I already had from PRONI but instead got the reply that the National Archive of Ireland is collaborating with the Archives of Canada to index and digitise the 1901 and 1911 Irish Censuses. This is good news indeed. The disappointing part is that the timescale is "two to three" years, which may be government speak for "sometime". There is also a policy update by the General Register Office of Northern Ireland to digitise BMDs, not just the indexes (which can be consulted in Belfast but the digitisation of pre 1922 BMDs is half hearted) but the BMD base data. I have written back to propose again that the English National Archive should help out with their obvious expertise (and some funding), which could speed up the dates and partially atone for the original crime. At this stage I would just ask you to broadcast the news around the net and to ancestor seekers you know to keep this in the public eye and make sure it is not quietly forgotten. I shall take a sounding on it next year and maybe if there is little progress we could organise some email lobbying. If you do want to write now I can give you the address. David Quinn

All I want for Christmas is to find more about my NYC Stewart Family. Lewis STewart b 1800 married Hannah Mead 1826 Lewis was a shoe and boot manufacturer. Died 1854 Hannah b@ 1809 died 1873 Children Elizabeth Matilda Stewart b.@1829 m Harry A Bidet 1852 Charles Lewis Stewart b@ 1832 NYC Theodore Stewart b@1838... never married... was well known for his cafes/saloons.... first circular bar in NYC.. free lunch for Wall Street people and vast art collection. Caroline V Stewart b@ 1840 NYC married Thomas G Waite Edward Stewart b@1841 James M Stewart b.@1847 died 1916 Franklin A STEWART b@1850 died at Hudson River State Hospital 1892 My brick wall is which one of the men above is the father of my great grandfather.... Theodore L STEWART... mother Josephine Cushing I am also finding that my ancestors liked to use their middle names just to confuse the issue... Also found a Stewart in my Virginia - Missouri Henderson., John Stewart married Elizabeth Henderson on January 1818. I don't know if this is in Augusta Georgia or after they started their westward movement that ended in St Louis Missouri. This information is from a page in the family bible from @1750. No other information at the present time on this John Stewart.

Hi all! I keep resurrecting my hunt, and am looking for any information on my Stewart line. My ggg-grandfather, James Stewart, was born around 1828 in Clinton, PA (Findley Twp, Allegheny County). He moved to Muskingum County, OH in the 1850's, married Lydia McHenry, then moved to Morgan County, OH. I was given some leads from a previous posting, but have lost e-mail addresses. This is what I have: My James is probably the son of another James, born around 1790 in PA, and Isabel, born around 1792 in PA. I do have some church records and the 1850 census to help substantiate this. James (1790) is the son of another James Stewart, died 1826, and Margaret McCune. I would LOVE any information anyone may have about this line. I do know that this family was very involved in the Valley Presbyterian Church in the Clinton, PA area. I believe there is additional information about this bunch in a book recently written about Findley Twp, PA, but the book is not currently in print (I am on a waiting list) and I don't have access to it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Hope all of you have a safe and happy New Year! Tammy Young

Hi Jim, Using the Stewart Clan Magazine, I can't give you specific information on any Stewart-Maynard marriage that might have resulted in William Stewart Maynard, but there were several Maynards who married Stewarts, mainly in Massachusetts. Maynard, --, m.James Barnett, NY 18--: A163 Maynard, --, m.Lovina, NY 18--: F139 Maynard, David P., MA 1847: A128 Maynard, Dorothy, MA 1779: A219, 220, B251 Maynard, Ebenezer, CT 18--: C192 Maynard, John P., m.Celinda, NY 18--: A138 Maynard, Submit, NH 1810: A93, 128 Maynard, Thaddeus, MA 17--: A15 Maynard, Wallace A., PA 1890: B249, H100 I give you these names not to frustrate you but to perhaps give you an idea of somewhere else to look. Have you exhausted the New England sources? People living in Ohio had to come from somewhere in the east, and these places may give you an idea where to look first, especially in that timeline. Good luck, Mary Mary Kyritsis Kifissia, Greece > I am hoping that someone on this list may have the Maynard/Stewart > connection and help me to confirm William Stewart Maynard as Polly > Clark's husband.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AmJBAIB/6695.1.1.1 Message Board Post: That information matches up with mine. I also have a photo of Mary's brother Moses VanHorn with his family. I'd be happy to scan it and email it to you, if you're interested. :) Another brother of hers, Ai Van Horn was a Seventh-day Baptist preacher.