Jun 17 2008 10:44 am
Persons researching in New Brunswick should contact the Fredricton University where the Archives are held.
Those researching in Nova Scotia should contact the Nova Scotia Archives in Halifax.
May 31 2008 10:47 am
Hello all enquiries- those looking to see if they may belong to the Association please look under "Membership and Septs" listing. We also allow memberships for those who are interested in the Scottish Culture and enjoy taking part.
Jean- Past-President
May 25 2008 07:57 pm
Hi!Love this site! Learned so much background; to add to what I was told as a child. Just getting started with compiling & researching my heritage on my dad's side. His mother was a 'Douglas', and his grandmother was a 'Stuart'. The families resided Tn./Carolinas/Ky./IL. That's all I know so far. - Bonnie(nee Zaricor, IL.)[Moore] Dubuisson, AL.
Mar 31 2008 10:10 am
I have a redheaded Scotch Irish grandmother whose grandmother was a Margaret Stewart. Margaret married a McLachlan and her sister Elizabeth married a James McLachlan and both families moved from Caledonia NY to Springfield Ontario about 1824. I am not sure but it appears these families landed in Johnstown, NY. Margaret & Elizabeth Stewart were born about 1795 in Blair Athol, Scotland. I think the father name was James Stewart. I need more info on this branch of Stewarts. Ed Harrow, MrEdOH@aol.com
Mar 31 2008 10:10 am
Loved your site. I have always wanted to visit Nova Scotia now I am convinced I must take the trip.
I am researching my Stewart heartiage and would appreciate any information yoMy history this far:
Robert Stewart b. 1665 Scotland (near Glasgow) d. 1730 (In Scotland, Ireland or USA.
His son was Andrew Stewart, b abt 1695 d bf 25 Apr 1747 Hopewell, Lancaster, PA. (there were 2 other brothers who I believe came to the USA from Ireland)
His son was Moses Stewart I, b 1722 d 28 Jul 1790 Derry, Westmoreland, PA.
His son Andrew Stewart II abt 1744 m abt 1790 d Sep 1805 , Champaign\ngn, OH
His son Moses Stewart II (My GGfather) b 10 Sep 1792 Indiana, PA m Teresa Cannon d 29 Nov 1874, Bond Twp, Lawrence, IL
His son John (My Gfather) b 20 Jul 1842 Dayton, Montgomery, OH d 16 Mar 1917 Galena, Cherokee, KS
His son (my father) Thomas J. Stewart b 22 Nov 1880. Okla. Terri d 22 Aug 194, Lebanon, MO
u might have available.
Feb 3 2008 05:09 pm
Jan.20,2008
My Grandmother Cathrine Coody was a Stuart.She was born in Inverness,Scotland. She married my grandfather Coody.My father George was born 1919 in scotland. When he was about 9 month his parents bought him to the United States. My Grandmother was the yougest of 13 children. Her mother was Isabella Gordon Stuart Her father was George Stuart. My grandmother brother Jack moved to Canada. He would come viist us. They had a sister Elizabeth Stuart Henry. Her daughter is Isabel Henry. I met some of my cousins when they to visit us from Scotland. My grandmother past away just a month before here 99th birthday.My father is still alive and will be 89 in June. Isabel is still alive today she is 87. I don't know if this will help me find my cousins living in Canada. My name is Marilyn Coody Mahar and in live North Adams, MA
Jan 15 2008 01:31 pm
Reverend Robert Stewart here. Decended from Harold Stewart, son of Basil Undewood Stewart of Tusket, NS, also from Bear River and the south shore of Nova Scotia.
God bless you all.
Jan 15 2008 01:34 pm
Please download the "Membership Form" and support our efforts to make the Stewart-Stuart Association a strong organization....many thanks,,The Executive
Nov 25 2007 06:24 pm
Hi there, this history stuff is so interesting. Queens, Kings and relatives...one never knows what you will find. I am looking for information on Angus Stewart and his wife Christie MacFarlane from the Stewart Estate of Tempar who I believe travelled to Canada with his daurghter Janet who was the wife of Farquhar McKercher in 1833. They arrived in Bathurst, then made their way to New Glasgow, Pictou County. The McKerchers had seven sons and two daughters. However I believe Angus may have returned to Scotland.....Jean
Nov 25 2007 06:12 pm
am descended from the Stewart's of Cumberland County, NS.
My grandfather, Peter Norman Stewart was born in Wallace, son of Captain Charles A. Stewart & Mary Jane Thompson. Captain Charles was a son of James Stewart and Catherine McLennan. James was a son of Robert Stewart and Christy McDonald, of Blair Atholl Parish, Perthshire, Scotland.
I would like to hear from anyone that is connected to this line. So far as I can tell, every Stewart in Cumberland County, NS before 1870 was related to one another. I have extensive genealogy on this family, in NS and Scotland, and would be more than willing to share.
Lynton (Bill) Stewart, theoldmedic@dishmail.net
Nov 25 2007 06:14 pm
My name is Corinne Stuart MacGregor and I am the great great grandaughter of James Stuart (b. 1854 Isle of Bute), and Catherine Miller (b. 1855 Isle of Bute). In 1904, James Stuart built a home in Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada, which is now a designated heritage home, refer to: Manitoba Municipal Heritage Site No. 157; Stuart House. I appreciate my Scottish family roots through playing the bagpipes, and through my daughter's competitive Highland dancing. I have lived and studied in Britain, and piped in many competitions in Scotland. I really appreciate your web site, and it would be a pleasure to join your association.
Oct 3 2007 01:59 pm
Queen Elizabeth the Second of England is actually Queen Elizabeth the First of Scotland. There was not a Queen Elizabeth of Scotland before her to my knowledge.
This was pointed out to me by a member of the British Monarchist Society....Jean
Sep 28 2007 07:28 pm
My Name Is James Stewart from Cleveland, Ohio. My father was a amateur genealogist and I can trace my family back to Capt. James Stewart, who was married to Ann Lafferty, who left Ulster, Ireland to settle in Augusta county, Virginia.
My E-Mail is Shameus1010@Yahoo.com
May 25 2007 05:03 pm
Hi. Rene Stewart here from South Africa. I'm here in the UK on a working holiday and thought I'd look up my surname, as I heard it is Scottish, and was quite surprised to find this site. I'd love some more info on how to track my family name. If someone out there knows how, e-mail me at renesfreemail@hotmail.com. Cheers.
Mar 5 2007 08:53 pm
Nancy Stewart, Editor, Fesse Chequy, newsletter of Clan Stewart Society of America I enjoyed your website! You folks may see my husband, RHC IV, and I for the International Gathering in July.
Feb 1 2007 06:17 pm
26 January 2007
H. Douglas Stewart. I attended the association's founding gathering of 17 October 2002 and was in favour of the title; Stewart/Stuart Association. I must admit to being remiss at seeking membership at that time.
It is suspected, but as yet unconfirmed that our family originated, with William Stewart of Scotland, while the current line can be confirmed to David Stewart in 1838 at Little Italy, Lunenburg Co., thence to Basil Stewart 1874 at Mill Village, Queens Co., after which the family became longtime resident at Bear River, Digby Co. and Tusket, Yarmouth Co.
Jan 22 2007 12:08 pm
G'day I am Theodore from Australia, I am a Stuart through my Grandmother Guise, I hope one day to visit & learn from a country my blood once called home. We all could benefit from tracing our roots hence the securing of our many branches.
