Son of Charles Stewart (b. ca. 1725-1730 Spotsylvania County, VA, d. November 15, 1807 Wake County, NC) and wife Hannah Kirk (b. ca. 1730-1735 VA, d. January 1, 1823 Wake County, NC) of Cumberland (Harnett) County, NC and Wake County, NC. Husband of Elizabeth Clements.
Probable grandson of Charles Steward (b. ca. 1690/1700 King George County, VA, d. before June 5, 1750 Spotsylvania County, VA) and his wife Mary Proctor (b. ca. 1700 VA, d. aft. March 11, 1773 Spotsylvania County, VA) of Spotsylvania County, VA.
Charles Stewart and his wife Elizabeth Clements were likely married in either Johnston or Wake Counties, NC about 1775.
Charles Stewart owned land on Black Creek in Johnston Co., NC. His family left NC after 1789, migrating to the Pendleton District of SC. They later settled in Lincoln Co., TN before 1810. By the early 1820s, they were residing in Marion and Fayette Counties, AL.
Charles Stewart allegedly died about 1843 in Fayette County, AL, according to genealogical information collected by LDS missionary George Richard Hill in the late 19th century and a family group sheet compiled by LDS researcher Frances Baker in the early 20th century.
There are no marked graves for Charles Stewart and his wife Elizabeth Clements. They may be buried in the Stewart Cemetery between Fayette and Winfield, Fayette County, AL.
Children:
Johanna Stewart, born 31 January 1777 Johnston/Wake Co., NC; died 6 April 1853 Fayette Co., AL; married Walter Harkins.
Charles Stewart, born 1779; married Sarah Mathis.
William Stewart, born 24 March 1781; died 1832; married Mary Hogan.
Solomon Stewart, born 1783; died 1852 Leake Co., MS; married Sarah Hogan.
Larkin Stewart, born 1784; married Martha Parker.
Reuben Stewart, born 1785; married Elizabeth McConnell.
Benjamin Stewart, born 1789; married Nancy Pullum.
Probable grandson of Charles Steward (b. ca. 1690/1700 King George County, VA, d. before June 5, 1750 Spotsylvania County, VA) and his wife Mary Proctor (b. ca. 1700 VA, d. aft. March 11, 1773 Spotsylvania County, VA) of Spotsylvania County, VA.
Charles Stewart and his wife Elizabeth Clements were likely married in either Johnston or Wake Counties, NC about 1775.
Charles Stewart owned land on Black Creek in Johnston Co., NC. His family left NC after 1789, migrating to the Pendleton District of SC. They later settled in Lincoln Co., TN before 1810. By the early 1820s, they were residing in Marion and Fayette Counties, AL.
Charles Stewart allegedly died about 1843 in Fayette County, AL, according to genealogical information collected by LDS missionary George Richard Hill in the late 19th century and a family group sheet compiled by LDS researcher Frances Baker in the early 20th century.
There are no marked graves for Charles Stewart and his wife Elizabeth Clements. They may be buried in the Stewart Cemetery between Fayette and Winfield, Fayette County, AL.
Children:
Johanna Stewart, born 31 January 1777 Johnston/Wake Co., NC; died 6 April 1853 Fayette Co., AL; married Walter Harkins.
Charles Stewart, born 1779; married Sarah Mathis.
William Stewart, born 24 March 1781; died 1832; married Mary Hogan.
Solomon Stewart, born 1783; died 1852 Leake Co., MS; married Sarah Hogan.
Larkin Stewart, born 1784; married Martha Parker.
Reuben Stewart, born 1785; married Elizabeth McConnell.
Benjamin Stewart, born 1789; married Nancy Pullum.
Son of Charles Stewart (b. ca. 1725-1730 Spotsylvania County, VA, d. November 15, 1807 Wake County, NC) and wife Hannah Kirk (b. ca. 1730-1735 VA, d. January 1, 1823 Wake County, NC) of Cumberland (Harnett) County, NC and Wake County, NC. Husband of Elizabeth Clements.
Probable grandson of Charles Steward (b. ca. 1690/1700 King George County, VA, d. before June 5, 1750 Spotsylvania County, VA) and his wife Mary Proctor (b. ca. 1700 VA, d. aft. March 11, 1773 Spotsylvania County, VA) of Spotsylvania County, VA.
Charles Stewart and his wife Elizabeth Clements were likely married in either Johnston or Wake Counties, NC about 1775.
Charles Stewart owned land on Black Creek in Johnston Co., NC. His family left NC after 1789, migrating to the Pendleton District of SC. They later settled in Lincoln Co., TN before 1810. By the early 1820s, they were residing in Marion and Fayette Counties, AL.
Charles Stewart allegedly died about 1843 in Fayette County, AL, according to genealogical information collected by LDS missionary George Richard Hill in the late 19th century and a family group sheet compiled by LDS researcher Frances Baker in the early 20th century.
There are no marked graves for Charles Stewart and his wife Elizabeth Clements. They may be buried in the Stewart Cemetery between Fayette and Winfield, Fayette County, AL.
Children:
Johanna Stewart, born 31 January 1777 Johnston/Wake Co., NC; died 6 April 1853 Fayette Co., AL; married Walter Harkins.
Charles Stewart, born 1779; married Sarah Mathis.
William Stewart, born 24 March 1781; died 1832; married Mary Hogan.
Solomon Stewart, born 1783; died 1852 Leake Co., MS; married Sarah Hogan.
Larkin Stewart, born 1784; married Martha Parker.
Reuben Stewart, born 1785; married Elizabeth McConnell.
Benjamin Stewart, born 1789; married Nancy Pullum.
Probable grandson of Charles Steward (b. ca. 1690/1700 King George County, VA, d. before June 5, 1750 Spotsylvania County, VA) and his wife Mary Proctor (b. ca. 1700 VA, d. aft. March 11, 1773 Spotsylvania County, VA) of Spotsylvania County, VA.
Charles Stewart and his wife Elizabeth Clements were likely married in either Johnston or Wake Counties, NC about 1775.
Charles Stewart owned land on Black Creek in Johnston Co., NC. His family left NC after 1789, migrating to the Pendleton District of SC. They later settled in Lincoln Co., TN before 1810. By the early 1820s, they were residing in Marion and Fayette Counties, AL.
Charles Stewart allegedly died about 1843 in Fayette County, AL, according to genealogical information collected by LDS missionary George Richard Hill in the late 19th century and a family group sheet compiled by LDS researcher Frances Baker in the early 20th century.
There are no marked graves for Charles Stewart and his wife Elizabeth Clements. They may be buried in the Stewart Cemetery between Fayette and Winfield, Fayette County, AL.
Children:
Johanna Stewart, born 31 January 1777 Johnston/Wake Co., NC; died 6 April 1853 Fayette Co., AL; married Walter Harkins.
Charles Stewart, born 1779; married Sarah Mathis.
William Stewart, born 24 March 1781; died 1832; married Mary Hogan.
Solomon Stewart, born 1783; died 1852 Leake Co., MS; married Sarah Hogan.
Larkin Stewart, born 1784; married Martha Parker.
Reuben Stewart, born 1785; married Elizabeth McConnell.
Benjamin Stewart, born 1789; married Nancy Pullum.
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