Alexander "Alex" Stewart, III

A Patriot of the American Revolution for SOUTH CAROLINA with the rank of PRIVATE. DAR Ancestor # A109352

"United States Census, 1790", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VJ1N-ZNL : accessed 29 May 2016), William Stuart, 1790.

"United States Census, 1820", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XHGC-KPH : accessed 27 May 2016), William Stewart, 1820.

WILLIAM STEWART WHITE Co FIFER MARYLAND CONT'L LINE $96.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE $76.25 AMOUNT RECEIVED JUNE 27, 1820 PENSION STARTED DROPPED MAY 1, 1820 RESTORED SEPTEMBER 9, 1828 DIED JUNE 25,1829

1811 White Co tax list Capt. Zachariah Jones's Co. Caney Fork

1826 Capt. Ammon Davis's Co. with Angel's

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From "Dempsey Stewart of South Carolina and Tennessee" written by Larimore Stewart, 1910-2000. "The Scotland records of the Stewarts show that about 25,000 of them emigrated to America between 1763 and 1775, settling in North Carolina, New York and Georgia, and played a very prominent part in the American way of life. And of the many that came, one was George Neal Stewart. He was deeply interested in the blood flow, temperature regulation, and the cardiac system of the American people. He came to the United States as an instructor at the Howard University in the year 1750. He was my (Great Great Great Grandfather) he and his wife, Mary, had one child, William Carol. They returned to Scotland in 1804, but William Carol Stewart and his wife, Wanda, preferred to reamin in America he was my (Great Great Grandfather) the had one child, Dempsy, born April 6, 1808, he was my (Great Grandfather)."

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LARKIN STEWART: Larkin appeared in the 1805 Jackson County tax list, coupled with a Charles Stewart as agent. There was a Thomas W. Stewart in Jones County, Ga., c1811-1814, with a son Larkin. William Stewart, born Nov. 10, 1750, was a soldier in Maryland in 1777, and on Sept. 9, 1818, applied for a pension from White County, Tenn. He had a daughter who married Tolbert Dalton, with whom Stewart lived in his old age. The veteran died in 1829 but on Feb. 10, 1835, a William Stewart in White County sold some land, and one of the witnesses to his deed was a Larkin W. Stewart. Remembering that Reuben Stewart of Jackson County, Ga., sold land to John Dalton which they had jointly purchased, and that there were Stewarts living in the home of Claiborne Dalton in Jackson County in 1650 (see above), it would seem likely that there was some connection between the Stewarts and Dalton of Jackson County and those in Tennessee. In the 1816 census of Monroe County, Ga., where William Stewart Sr. of Jackson County appears to have moved at this period Benjamin, Solomon, Larkin and Hazle Stewart were enumerated. A Temple Stewart was in Jackson County, Ga., in 1805, and in 1815, a Temple Stewart (an unusual name) signed a petition to Congress in Mississippi Territory (which might now be Mississippi or Alabama). The connection, if any, of these people, is unknown. A number of other Stewarts in Wilkes, Oglethorpe and nearby counties, from North Caroline, Virginia, and elsewhere, appear not to have had any close relationships with Jackson County and its neighbors, so are outside the scope of this study. The differences in spelling Stewart, Steward, Stuart--do not indicate anything other than local custom or personal preference. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nwga/posts/peggy2.htm

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