My great grandfather was born in Fauquier, Virginia before the Civil War from a notable plantation family. He grew up with his father as a slave owner and believed state's rights preserved his right to hold slaves. John Newman returned to Virginia from his home in Missouri to fight for the Confederacy as a Lieutenant for the 9th Cavalry, Company A. As immoral as his stand for slavery, John Newman died as an American in San Francisco after the great earthquake.
3rd Lt 9th VA Cav CSA
"US CIVIL WAR RECORD"
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NAME: Stewart, John N.
REGIMENT NAME: 9th Regiment, Virginia Cavalry (Johnson's)
SIDE: Confederate
COMPANY: A
SOLDIER'S RANK IN: Private
SOLDIER'S RANK OUT: Third Lieutenant
ALTERNATE NAME:
FILM NUMBER:M382 roll 53
NOTES:
SOURCE: National Park Service, Soldiers and Sailors, US Civil War, Soldier Details.
Source [link]: http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-soldiers-detail.htm?soldier_id=d54557d5-dc7a-df11-bf36-b8ac6f5d926a
---
See also [link]:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9th_Virginia_Cavalry
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The 1880 Census indicates these children of John and Emma:
Daughter Fannie Stewart F 9 MO. (b. 1871)
Daughter Mary Stewart F 8 MO.
Son Millir Stewart M 4 MO. (b. 1876)
Son John Stewart M 1 MO. (b. 1879)
At least one more son was born to John and Emma, Ashby O Stewart, born about 1881 and died in CA
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The Huntsville Herald Wednesday, March 27, 1884 lists John N Stewart as a "Mine owner and dealer in coal"
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Our fellow townsman, Jno. N. Stewart, was the recipient with the past week of a highly appreciated visit from an old army chum and mess-mate I the personage of Hugh Adie of Stafford co, VA. Mr. Adie was a Lieutenant in the 9th VA cavalry during the late "unpleasantness". John says he and Lieut. Adie went through the rebellion together; that they messed together, slept together and wept together, and that e found him a true VA gentleman in all things.
-Huntsville Herald Thursday, March 12, 1891
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Our fellow townsman, John N Stewart, received last week a VA paper containing a complete muster roll of Company, A, Ninth VA cavalry, from April 1861 to April 1865. Mr. Stewart was third lieutenant of this company.
-Huntsville Herald Friday, October 8, 1897
3rd Lt 9th VA Cav CSA
"US CIVIL WAR RECORD"
---------------
NAME: Stewart, John N.
REGIMENT NAME: 9th Regiment, Virginia Cavalry (Johnson's)
SIDE: Confederate
COMPANY: A
SOLDIER'S RANK IN: Private
SOLDIER'S RANK OUT: Third Lieutenant
ALTERNATE NAME:
FILM NUMBER:M382 roll 53
NOTES:
SOURCE: National Park Service, Soldiers and Sailors, US Civil War, Soldier Details.
Source [link]: http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-soldiers-detail.htm?soldier_id=d54557d5-dc7a-df11-bf36-b8ac6f5d926a
---
See also [link]:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9th_Virginia_Cavalry
-----------------------------------
The 1880 Census indicates these children of John and Emma:
Daughter Fannie Stewart F 9 MO. (b. 1871)
Daughter Mary Stewart F 8 MO.
Son Millir Stewart M 4 MO. (b. 1876)
Son John Stewart M 1 MO. (b. 1879)
At least one more son was born to John and Emma, Ashby O Stewart, born about 1881 and died in CA
--------------------------------------
The Huntsville Herald Wednesday, March 27, 1884 lists John N Stewart as a "Mine owner and dealer in coal"
--------------------------------------
Our fellow townsman, Jno. N. Stewart, was the recipient with the past week of a highly appreciated visit from an old army chum and mess-mate I the personage of Hugh Adie of Stafford co, VA. Mr. Adie was a Lieutenant in the 9th VA cavalry during the late "unpleasantness". John says he and Lieut. Adie went through the rebellion together; that they messed together, slept together and wept together, and that e found him a true VA gentleman in all things.
-Huntsville Herald Thursday, March 12, 1891
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Our fellow townsman, John N Stewart, received last week a VA paper containing a complete muster roll of Company, A, Ninth VA cavalry, from April 1861 to April 1865. Mr. Stewart was third lieutenant of this company.
-Huntsville Herald Friday, October 8, 1897
My great grandfather was born in Fauquier, Virginia before the Civil War from a notable plantation family. He grew up with his father as a slave owner and believed state's rights preserved his right to hold slaves. John Newman returned to Virginia from his home in Missouri to fight for the Confederacy as a Lieutenant for the 9th Cavalry, Company A. As immoral as his stand for slavery, John Newman died as an American in San Francisco after the great earthquake.
3rd Lt 9th VA Cav CSA
"US CIVIL WAR RECORD"
---------------
NAME: Stewart, John N.
REGIMENT NAME: 9th Regiment, Virginia Cavalry (Johnson's)
SIDE: Confederate
COMPANY: A
SOLDIER'S RANK IN: Private
SOLDIER'S RANK OUT: Third Lieutenant
ALTERNATE NAME:
FILM NUMBER:M382 roll 53
NOTES:
SOURCE: National Park Service, Soldiers and Sailors, US Civil War, Soldier Details.
Source [link]: http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-soldiers-detail.htm?soldier_id=d54557d5-dc7a-df11-bf36-b8ac6f5d926a
---
See also [link]:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9th_Virginia_Cavalry
-----------------------------------
The 1880 Census indicates these children of John and Emma:
Daughter Fannie Stewart F 9 MO. (b. 1871)
Daughter Mary Stewart F 8 MO.
Son Millir Stewart M 4 MO. (b. 1876)
Son John Stewart M 1 MO. (b. 1879)
At least one more son was born to John and Emma, Ashby O Stewart, born about 1881 and died in CA
--------------------------------------
The Huntsville Herald Wednesday, March 27, 1884 lists John N Stewart as a "Mine owner and dealer in coal"
--------------------------------------
Our fellow townsman, Jno. N. Stewart, was the recipient with the past week of a highly appreciated visit from an old army chum and mess-mate I the personage of Hugh Adie of Stafford co, VA. Mr. Adie was a Lieutenant in the 9th VA cavalry during the late "unpleasantness". John says he and Lieut. Adie went through the rebellion together; that they messed together, slept together and wept together, and that e found him a true VA gentleman in all things.
-Huntsville Herald Thursday, March 12, 1891
--------------------------------------
Our fellow townsman, John N Stewart, received last week a VA paper containing a complete muster roll of Company, A, Ninth VA cavalry, from April 1861 to April 1865. Mr. Stewart was third lieutenant of this company.
-Huntsville Herald Friday, October 8, 1897
3rd Lt 9th VA Cav CSA
"US CIVIL WAR RECORD"
---------------
NAME: Stewart, John N.
REGIMENT NAME: 9th Regiment, Virginia Cavalry (Johnson's)
SIDE: Confederate
COMPANY: A
SOLDIER'S RANK IN: Private
SOLDIER'S RANK OUT: Third Lieutenant
ALTERNATE NAME:
FILM NUMBER:M382 roll 53
NOTES:
SOURCE: National Park Service, Soldiers and Sailors, US Civil War, Soldier Details.
Source [link]: http://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-soldiers-detail.htm?soldier_id=d54557d5-dc7a-df11-bf36-b8ac6f5d926a
---
See also [link]:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9th_Virginia_Cavalry
-----------------------------------
The 1880 Census indicates these children of John and Emma:
Daughter Fannie Stewart F 9 MO. (b. 1871)
Daughter Mary Stewart F 8 MO.
Son Millir Stewart M 4 MO. (b. 1876)
Son John Stewart M 1 MO. (b. 1879)
At least one more son was born to John and Emma, Ashby O Stewart, born about 1881 and died in CA
--------------------------------------
The Huntsville Herald Wednesday, March 27, 1884 lists John N Stewart as a "Mine owner and dealer in coal"
--------------------------------------
Our fellow townsman, Jno. N. Stewart, was the recipient with the past week of a highly appreciated visit from an old army chum and mess-mate I the personage of Hugh Adie of Stafford co, VA. Mr. Adie was a Lieutenant in the 9th VA cavalry during the late "unpleasantness". John says he and Lieut. Adie went through the rebellion together; that they messed together, slept together and wept together, and that e found him a true VA gentleman in all things.
-Huntsville Herald Thursday, March 12, 1891
--------------------------------------
Our fellow townsman, John N Stewart, received last week a VA paper containing a complete muster roll of Company, A, Ninth VA cavalry, from April 1861 to April 1865. Mr. Stewart was third lieutenant of this company.
-Huntsville Herald Friday, October 8, 1897
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