OK -- there it is in Greek, though not in the right alphabet, that's basically beyond me anyhow. But the wish is still there to you all! Also, Kali Chronia, Happy New Year! Mary Kifissia, Greece

isaiah stewart 1791-1868 david stewart 1720-1818

Montgomery was from Clark Co., 1796. I have Fayette and a few counties that broke off from it after 1788 . What was the name you were looking for?

how about montgomery co kentucky

Monday, January 21, 1935 The Halifax Chronicle, Halifax, N.S. MRS. MALCOLM McLENNAN SYDNEY MINES, N.S., Jan 20 - Mrs. Malcolm McLellan, 77, native of Goderwich, Ont., died at her home here over the weekend. Her husband predeceased her 11 years ago, and surviving are six daughters Mrs. Margaret STEWART, Mrs. Prescott Roper, of this town; Mrs. Edward Coady, of Regina; Mrs. Walter Currie, South Hampton, Mass.; Mrs. J. T. Brum, Roxbury, Mass.; Mrs. J. McInnis, Long Beach, Calif.; three sons, D.W. McLellan, Rod D. McLellan, and Alexander McLellan. Two sisters and one brother, 22 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren also survive.

From the Clan Stewart Society in America to all Stewarts everywhere. May your stockings be filled with old wills and deeds, and all your brick walls crumble. Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year! Fred Stewart President, Clan Stewart Society in America, Inc. President, Greater Saginaw Genealogy Society Commissioner, SW USA, The Stewart Society

Dick, "I also have a Christmas Wish List that includes the 1700-1750 Stewart's of Virginia, and any of those that migrated to KY." Which one's are you looking for, what time period and which county in Ky.? Cheryl

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Inman-Sweet-Stewart Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AmJBAIB/2832.2838.2846.2856.2857.2868.2876.1 Message Board Post: Hi Judy, Myron and Lucinda were also my GG Grandparents. Their daughter Jennie Sweet Inman was my G Grandmother. I recently received Jennie's original marriage cert. from June 8, 1887. Along with that, was a very old document that gave Lucinda's parents as Alonzo Stewart b. Sept. 18, 1818 d. Jan. 30,1863. Lucy Tracy b. May 22,1827 d. Dec. 23,1891. They were married on July 8,1843. It also lists the names and birthdates of all 12 of Myron and Lucinda's children. It has a few marriage dates, and death dates from some of those children. You probably already have this info, but thought I'd share it, just in case you didn't. I would like to have a copy of Myron and Lucinda's obits, and their marriage cert. If you could e-mail them to me, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks, Kathy

I would like to say Merry Christmas to all on the list also. Mine is in French, for those of you who would like to also learn more. May the New Year bring down some brick walls and new ancestors for all of us. Regards, Cheryl Stuart Oberhaus

And speaking of Yankees, I'm STILL WAITING for some set of Yankees to help me find Solomon and David Stuart, Coachmakers, living in Washington D.C. in 1822!!!! I also have a Christmas Wish List that includes the 1700-1750 Stewart's of Virginia, and any of those that migrated to KY. Joyeux Noel, Dick Stewart Colorado

I Can`t belive I left you off my list of people Cheryl! Merry Christmas, Teresa --- COberh3034@aol.com wrote: > I would like to say Merry Christmas to all on the > list also. Mine is in > French, for those of you who would like to also > learn more. > May the New Year bring down some brick walls and new > ancestors for all of us. > > Regards, > > Cheryl Stuart Oberhaus > > > ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== > Visit: > http://q.webring.com/hub?ring=clanstewartring > Join the Clan Stewart Ring! > > __________________________________ Yahoo! for Good - Make a difference this year. http://brand.yahoo.com/cybergivingweek2005/

Hi All, Just wanted to wish all the Stewart`s/Stuart`s a Merry Christmas! I put it in Spanish in my subject line, so some of you will learn something new. Lot`s of us on these lists email eachother all the time, many of us have been friends for years: James in CA( we good back years ago), Charles in Roanoke VA, Rick in Louisiana, George in good ole Ms, Mary K, in Greece, Dick in Ar, Dick in CO, Rick in NC, Kathi in OH, Judy in SC, Romaine in NC, Karen in the UK, Lauren our beloved list mistress, Jacob(Buck), Margy G, Thelma in Tn with that wild Tn accent that I so love to hear. Ida Madison, Bill in Iowa, Bruce in Australia, Mary Kaylor Stewart in Ill. I have probably left a lot of you out, it`s been a busy week. So many email me, so I cannot recall all of your names. Have a great Christmas, all of you and also those I have not mentioned. Let`s all hope for a Great new year and great DNA MATCHES!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My Best, Teresa Stuart de Rios __________________________________________ Yahoo! DSL – Something to write home about. Just $16.99/mo. or less. dsl.yahoo.com

I am looking for the connections to my great grandfather. His given name was Meredith Leonard Stuart/Stuart. He was born October 10 1858. Possibly in Iuka Mississippi. His father was listed as Andrew Jackson Stuart but no name for his mother. Meredith had a sister. Her name was been listed as Susan Adeline/Adelaide Stuart but also Just Adeline Stuart. She was born approximately 1854, place unknown but it was rumored in Atlanta Georgia Other names was John Stuart but I don't know if this was a sibling, uncle or who for sure and that he may have lived in Oklahoma. It was said that Meredith and his sister were separated from their parents and they stayed with people named McCullough. These people gave Meredith his nickname of Charley which he used the rest of his life Incidently, Susan Stuart went on to be a famous aerialist under the name first Zoe and then Leona Dare. Meredith worked as an acrobat with Susans husband Thomas Hall under the name of The Hall Brothers and the Brothers Dare. Thanks Chris Fox

Monday, January 21, 1935 The Halifax Chronicle, Halifax, N.S. MRS. JOHN R. STEWART NEW GLASGOW, Jan. 20 - Following an illness of several weeks, Mrs. John R. Stewart, Brookside Avenue, passed away on Saturday night. The deceased who was 59 years of age, was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Forbes, Merigomish. After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart resided for some time in Sydney, but have been prominent residents on New Glasgow for the past 20 years. In addition to her husband, there survives two sons, Roy and Gordon, at home, and one daughter, Mrs. Helen Turner, Roxbury, Mass. The funeral will take place from Trinity United Church on Tuesday afternoon art 2:00 o'clock with interment at Lorne Street Cemetery.

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/7276 Message Board Post: Looking for information on James Stewart who m. Jane Stephens and lived in Jefferson County, KY in the early 1800's. Had the following children: Thomas P. b. 1807; Susan; Sarah; and James. He probably moved from Virginia or Georgia to KY in 1780's.

Sherry, have you exhausted the census possibilities? Now that we can get up to 1930 with every name indexes, you might be able to track the children even though their mother remarried. Once you have a firm take on the town, I have found that searching using only first names, an approximate date of birth, and the town can sometimes solve a riddle. It might mean sorting through lots of names, but sometimes it's worth it. Especially for names like Alden, Russ, etc. And I usually make use of Ancestry's trick of putting in only the first three letters of a name with a * -- it can help weed through misspellings. Mary Mary Kyritsis Kifissia, Greece > Russ Stewart, my father, was born in Holyoake, Mass in 1909. He had a > brother Jack (or John) and sisters Ada and Dorothy (Dot). Their > father was Alexander Stewart and mother Ellen Moss. > > Alexander died, and Ellen remarried and moved with her children to > Bridgeport, Conn. I am at a blank wall, and I know I have a cousin > David out there and several others. Want to trace the family back, > but have no place to start. > > Ada married Alden Haight and had 2 sons Alden Jr (deceased) and I > don't have the other cousins name. Dot married Bob someone, and then > remarried someone with the last name of Milton, i believe. > > Any help would be so gratefully received.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: STEWART Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AmJBAIB/7275 Message Board Post: STEWART_4_.JPG STEWART_4_W_H_and_S_A.JPG I took these two Stewart gravestone photographs in the Mount Olivet Cemetery - Eventide, Settlers, Founders and Pioneers, Settlers, Founders and Pioneers Section, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use these pictures for your personal records. These are some of the 133,969 cemetery photos free for your personal use at http://teafor2.com

Do you have any info on the grandchildren of your Daniel Stewart? My Stewart brick wall is Joseph Stewart, born about 1818 in PA. He married Margaret Jane Nelson on 15 Nov 1842 in Perry County, PA. The marriage record lists him as 'Mr Steward of Juniata'. She was the daughter of James Nelson and Martha McGowan. I have additional info on their descendants. Lynn Stewart Visone ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beverly Aytes-Bowhall" <ay8tes2@highland.net> To: <STEWART-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 1:19 PM Subject: Re: [STEWART] James Stewart > I just re-looked and my FTM and my Stewart's were in Washington Co, > PA!! Not Washington, Ohio. Guess I am tooo busy. > > In fact Daniel Stewart bn abt 1730 in County Tyrone, Ire died in > Washington Co, Pa. Daniel's children were: James bn 1777; Susannah bn > 1777 (yes they were twins); John, Andrew; Anne; Jane Mar 1787; bn; > David; Willam D. bn 17sep1796; John bn 1805. All children were > apparently bn in Washington Co, PA. > > Bev >

I just re-looked and my FTM and my Stewart's were in Washington Co, PA!! Not Washington, Ohio. Guess I am tooo busy. In fact Daniel Stewart bn abt 1730 in County Tyrone, Ire died in Washington Co, Pa. Daniel's children were: James bn 1777; Susannah bn 1777 (yes they were twins); John, Andrew; Anne; Jane Mar 1787; bn; David; Willam D. bn 17sep1796; John bn 1805. All children were apparently bn in Washington Co, PA. Bev NSBrown835@aol.com wrote: > >Does anyone know if this line relates to a Joseph Stewart (b: ca 1750, >d:1823) and Levinah Unkown (b: ca 1755) who emigrated from Pennsylvania to Mason >County, Ky ( 1790) and soon after to Adams County, Ohio? I have suspected that >Joseph's father was named James. > >Family tradition maintains this Stewart line arrived in America in 1730 from >Glasgow... and settled in "Passaic, VA". I believe this may be a case of >muddled oral tradition. My hypothesis currently is that these Stewarts >originally settle in the Passaic River Valley of New Jersey and then later moved to >Virginia/Pennsylvania. But the other possibility is that these Stewarts did >settle in Virginia, but on a river with a name that would evolve into a family >memory as "Passaic". > >I may have located this Joseph Stewart in Morgan Township, Washington >County, PA by 1784. But this Joseph Stewart and family are indicated in the 1790 >census of Washington County, and this conflicts with the tradition that Joseph >Stewart (among a party of five families) arrived at Limestone, KY via >keelboat and moved a few miles south of the Ohio River to Washington, KY. > >Ringing anyone's bell? > >ps: to _park@digital_ (mailto:park@digital) There is a Park Stewart in this >line of Stewarts. Park was born about the time of the Civil War to Alexander >Stewart and Matilda Grimes in Brown County, Ohio > > > >==== STEWART Mailing List ==== >Visit the Archives for this list: >http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/STEWART/ > > > >

For what it's worth, your Joseph sounds a bit like the Joseph Stewart from what I call the Samuel/Hugh Stewart line. This seems to be a huge line of Stewarts that I've been pondering for years. Here's a few of the key players: Samuel Stewart - b. about 1698 'Near Glasgow' Scotland died about 1770 in Lancaster co, PA -- had a brother named Hugh; lots of kids m. Mary McClay (in Ireland?) Children: John Stewart Samuel Stewart - b. abt 1735 (in Ireland?) Mary B. Stewart b. in PA Joseph Stewart - b. in PA Anthony Stewart (5 other children) In the 1790-1810 era, a number of members of this line moved into IN and KY. I've never found confirmed details of the above Joseph, not even his wife's name, but it does not appear that he died in PA. Since Joseph seems to be a far less common name among the Stewarts I've researched, I think there's a fair chance that he is your guy. Don't worry about the geography -- I've seen a lot of misleading information that was simply guesswork, and some location data that only reflects a temporary situation. In the line I've described above, they are Scottish Stewarts some of whom lived in Ireland for about 20 years for political reasons. Well, I hope this helps. Please let me know what you have about your Joseph Stewart. I've long suspected that my Stewarts are connected to the Samuel/Hugh line; still hoping one of the living male Stewarts (there should be at least 80) from this line will participate in the DNA project, but that's another story. Hope to hear from you soon. Mike Stewart > > From: NSBrown835@aol.com > Date: 2005/12/21 Wed AM 07:35:21 PST > To: STEWART-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [STEWART] James Stewart > > > Does anyone know if this line relates to a Joseph Stewart (b: ca 1750, > d:1823) and Levinah Unkown (b: ca 1755) who emigrated from Pennsylvania to Mason > County, Ky ( 1790) and soon after to Adams County, Ohio? I have suspected that > Joseph's father was named James. > > Family tradition maintains this Stewart line arrived in America in 1730 from > Glasgow... and settled in "Passaic, VA". I believe this may be a case of > muddled oral tradition. My hypothesis currently is that these Stewarts > originally settle in the Passaic River Valley of New Jersey and then later moved to > Virginia/Pennsylvania. But the other possibility is that these Stewarts did > settle in Virginia, but on a river with a name that would evolve into a family > memory as "Passaic". > > I may have located this Joseph Stewart in Morgan Township, Washington > County, PA by 1784. But this Joseph Stewart and family are indicated in the 1790 > census of Washington County, and this conflicts with the tradition that Joseph > Stewart (among a party of five families) arrived at Limestone, KY via > keelboat and moved a few miles south of the Ohio River to Washington, KY. > > Ringing anyone's bell? > > ps: to _park@digital_ (mailto:park@digital) There is a Park Stewart in this > line of Stewarts. Park was born about the time of the Civil War to Alexander > Stewart and Matilda Grimes in Brown County, Ohio > > > > ==== STEWART Mailing List ==== > Visit the Archives for this list: > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/STEWART/ >