In response to Lauren's recent post to David, Re: Mary Queen of Scots: Dear David: <snipped>...discussion has always been welcome on this list. And, truth be told :) many will be happy to see some discussion on other than the southern USA lineages. They may even come out of lurkdom to participate. Thanks for sparking things. And my response is: Amen! Any clues of how to get the 'lurkers' out of hiding? I really cannot believe that there are no researchers that do not claim lines to either the south or to Canada. But where are they? Does anyone have a Samuel Stewart in their lineage? smile... one born in Ulster (probably) 1716 and died in Amherst, NH 1776 married Sarah Tarbell b.1718 Salem, MA d. 1809 . They had four children: Mary, Samuel, David and Elizabeth all born in Amherst, NH. This Samuel would be the son of Robert Stewart b.1684 in Scotland who is my direct ancestor. This Robert's parents are: 1.Robert Stewart b. 1655 d. abt. 1714 s/o of Walter and Isobel Stewart 2.Jeannette (or Jannette or Jeanette) Forsythe b. 1655 Scotland and died c.1755 in Colraine, MA. Nora in St. Louis

I've posted my Northern Stewarts several times with little or no response. My line started with Alexander in Massachusetts, presumably a prisoner of Cromwell ( He is thought to be a brother of Duncan??)Alexander and his presumably, second wife, Deborah Rediate Farrowbush, married in 1688 and lived in Marlborough,Mass. They had Daniel b.1691, who moved to Paxton, Mass where Daniel Jr. was born in 1722. They moved to Brattleboro ,Vermont where they fought in the Revolution. Jabez was born there in 1770. Jabez moved to Deerfield (Utica) NY where George was born in 1798. The family then moved to Wolcott, New York (Ontario/Wayne). I have the children and wives of all these "grandfathers" should anyone have interest. I"d appreciate any and all information anyone might have. Dorothy On Jan 11, 2006, at 9:07 AM, Nora Yahl wrote: > In response to Lauren's recent post to David, Re: Mary Queen of Scots: > > Dear David: > <snipped>...discussion has always been welcome on this list. > And, truth be told :) many will be happy to see some discussion on > other than the southern USA lineages. They may even come out of > lurkdom to participate. > > Thanks for sparking things. > > And my response is: > > Amen! Any clues of how to get the 'lurkers' out of hiding? I really > cannot believe that there are no researchers that do not claim lines > to either the south or to Canada. But where are they? > > Does anyone have a Samuel Stewart in their lineage? smile... > one born in Ulster (probably) 1716 and died in Amherst, NH 1776 > married Sarah Tarbell b.1718 Salem, MA d. 1809 . They had four > children: Mary, Samuel, David and Elizabeth all born in Amherst, NH. > > This Samuel would be the son of Robert Stewart b.1684 in Scotland who > is my direct ancestor. This Robert's parents are: > 1.Robert Stewart b. 1655 d. abt. 1714 s/o of Walter and Isobel Stewart > 2.Jeannette (or Jannette or Jeanette) Forsythe b. 1655 Scotland and > died c.1755 in Colraine, MA. > > Nora in St. Louis > > > ==== 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 >

Hello: I am a descendant of Hannah STEWART who married John MEADER 30 October 1736 in New England. HIs father Charles STEWART died on 22 February 1750 and his grandfather Daniel STEWART died in 1703. Would love any more info or tips on how to research this line, particularly any insight into what their lives were like. Thanks, I love this list~ Donna Deiss Nora Yahl <norayahl@charter.net> wrote: In response to Lauren's recent post to David, Re: Mary Queen of Scots: Dear David: ...discussion has always been welcome on this list. And, truth be told :) many will be happy to see some discussion on other than the southern USA lineages. They may even come out of lurkdom to participate. Thanks for sparking things. And my response is: Amen! Any clues of how to get the 'lurkers' out of hiding? I really cannot believe that there are no researchers that do not claim lines to either the south or to Canada. But where are they? Does anyone have a Samuel Stewart in their lineage? smile... one born in Ulster (probably) 1716 and died in Amherst, NH 1776 married Sarah Tarbell b.1718 Salem, MA d. 1809 . They had four children: Mary, Samuel, David and Elizabeth all born in Amherst, NH. This Samuel would be the son of Robert Stewart b.1684 in Scotland who is my direct ancestor. This Robert's parents are: 1.Robert Stewart b. 1655 d. abt. 1714 s/o of Walter and Isobel Stewart 2.Jeannette (or Jannette or Jeanette) Forsythe b. 1655 Scotland and died c.1755 in Colraine, MA. Nora in St. Louis ==== 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