Son of John Stewart and Susanna Fulkerson. Married Jemima "Mina" Carter.
Married: ca. 1789, Jemima Carter, in Russell (now Scott) County, VA.
Children:
1. James Stewart m. Mary "Polly" Carter, daughter of Dale Carter and Katherine Porter
2. Elizabeth
3. Judith m. Nimrod Taylor, Jr. on 27 June 1828
4. Jemima m. William J. Murphey on 17 Feb 1830
5. Joseph m. Kizzy Brewer
6. William H., Jr. m. Sarah Dorton on 2 Jul 1832
7. David
8. Lucy
9. Anna Polly m. James Riggs on Dec 25, 1825
10. Mary
11. Elijah m. Sarah Snider on 18 Oct 1833
12. Nancy m. John Hale
A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services, Originally Published in Washington DC, 1841
William Stewart age 83, residing in household of Nimrod Taylor.
William Stewart, born in 1757, saw in his long lifetime. He was in the Revolutionary War and was in his twenties when George Washington became our first president. He saw our nation grow in strength and in size as the United States became involved in the War of 1812 and the Mexican War of 1846-1848. These larger events took no account of life in Scott County, Virginia, which went on with the usual struggles of loving, living, and rearing a large family.
Married: ca. 1789, Jemima Carter, in Russell (now Scott) County, VA.
Children:
1. James Stewart m. Mary "Polly" Carter, daughter of Dale Carter and Katherine Porter
2. Elizabeth
3. Judith m. Nimrod Taylor, Jr. on 27 June 1828
4. Jemima m. William J. Murphey on 17 Feb 1830
5. Joseph m. Kizzy Brewer
6. William H., Jr. m. Sarah Dorton on 2 Jul 1832
7. David
8. Lucy
9. Anna Polly m. James Riggs on Dec 25, 1825
10. Mary
11. Elijah m. Sarah Snider on 18 Oct 1833
12. Nancy m. John Hale
A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services, Originally Published in Washington DC, 1841
William Stewart age 83, residing in household of Nimrod Taylor.
William Stewart, born in 1757, saw in his long lifetime. He was in the Revolutionary War and was in his twenties when George Washington became our first president. He saw our nation grow in strength and in size as the United States became involved in the War of 1812 and the Mexican War of 1846-1848. These larger events took no account of life in Scott County, Virginia, which went on with the usual struggles of loving, living, and rearing a large family.
Son of John Stewart and Susanna Fulkerson. Married Jemima "Mina" Carter.
Married: ca. 1789, Jemima Carter, in Russell (now Scott) County, VA.
Children:
1. James Stewart m. Mary "Polly" Carter, daughter of Dale Carter and Katherine Porter
2. Elizabeth
3. Judith m. Nimrod Taylor, Jr. on 27 June 1828
4. Jemima m. William J. Murphey on 17 Feb 1830
5. Joseph m. Kizzy Brewer
6. William H., Jr. m. Sarah Dorton on 2 Jul 1832
7. David
8. Lucy
9. Anna Polly m. James Riggs on Dec 25, 1825
10. Mary
11. Elijah m. Sarah Snider on 18 Oct 1833
12. Nancy m. John Hale
A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services, Originally Published in Washington DC, 1841
William Stewart age 83, residing in household of Nimrod Taylor.
William Stewart, born in 1757, saw in his long lifetime. He was in the Revolutionary War and was in his twenties when George Washington became our first president. He saw our nation grow in strength and in size as the United States became involved in the War of 1812 and the Mexican War of 1846-1848. These larger events took no account of life in Scott County, Virginia, which went on with the usual struggles of loving, living, and rearing a large family.
Married: ca. 1789, Jemima Carter, in Russell (now Scott) County, VA.
Children:
1. James Stewart m. Mary "Polly" Carter, daughter of Dale Carter and Katherine Porter
2. Elizabeth
3. Judith m. Nimrod Taylor, Jr. on 27 June 1828
4. Jemima m. William J. Murphey on 17 Feb 1830
5. Joseph m. Kizzy Brewer
6. William H., Jr. m. Sarah Dorton on 2 Jul 1832
7. David
8. Lucy
9. Anna Polly m. James Riggs on Dec 25, 1825
10. Mary
11. Elijah m. Sarah Snider on 18 Oct 1833
12. Nancy m. John Hale
A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services, Originally Published in Washington DC, 1841
William Stewart age 83, residing in household of Nimrod Taylor.
William Stewart, born in 1757, saw in his long lifetime. He was in the Revolutionary War and was in his twenties when George Washington became our first president. He saw our nation grow in strength and in size as the United States became involved in the War of 1812 and the Mexican War of 1846-1848. These larger events took no account of life in Scott County, Virginia, which went on with the usual struggles of loving, living, and rearing a large family.
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