Daniel was born a Steward. The record of his birth in Salem records spells his name as Steward and not Stewart like his older siblings born in Rowley MA.
"At the age of forty-two, Daniel Steward was a soldier in the War of the Revolution...In 1764 Fitchburg was set off from Lunenburg, and...Daniel lived there. Daniel was a clock maker, in the settlement of his affairs, [he had] several clocks...parts of clocks and watches and working tools, vices et cetera...Daniel Steward must have been a gentleman of good taste and intelligence. He was school Commisioner in 1783." --- History of Fitchburg.
Other children of Daniel and Mary's were: Mary, John Z, Amasa, Amherst, Sarah, Elizabeth, Stephen, Thomas, and James.
Daniel was born a Steward. The record of his birth in Salem records spells his name as Steward and not Stewart like his older siblings born in Rowley MA.
"At the age of forty-two, Daniel Steward was a soldier in the War of the Revolution...In 1764 Fitchburg was set off from Lunenburg, and...Daniel lived there. Daniel was a clock maker, in the settlement of his affairs, [he had] several clocks...parts of clocks and watches and working tools, vices et cetera...Daniel Steward must have been a gentleman of good taste and intelligence. He was school Commisioner in 1783." --- History of Fitchburg.
Other children of Daniel and Mary's were: Mary, John Z, Amasa, Amherst, Sarah, Elizabeth, Stephen, Thomas, and James.
Family Members
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Mary Stewart
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Amherst Stewart
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Sarah Stewart
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Elizabeth Stewart
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Daniel Steward
1758–1840
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Benjamin Steward
1761–1820
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James Stewart
1762–1823
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John Z. Stewart
1765–1845
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Amasa Steward
1767–1845
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Amherst Steward Stewart
1770–1842
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Betsey Steward Eaton
1775–1850
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Stephen Stewart
1777–1862
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Thomas Steward
1782–1861
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