Charles Stewart

CHARLEs STEwART, 5 (Samuel," Samuel," Robert,”John, 1) b. 1778; d. 1846; m., March 30, 1802, by Rev. James Snodgrass, of the Hanover Presbyterian church, MARY STEw. ART, daughter of Hugh Stewart, (see IV.) In 1802, he moved to Ohio, and settled near Monroe, Butler county. In this year, Ohio was organized into a State, which made him one of her earliest citizens. He was in the Government service in the war of 1812, and had the reputation of being an impetuous, brave and daring soldier. He became a member of the United Presbyterian church, in 1806, and, in connection with his cousin, Samuel Stewart, and his brothers-in-law, Joseph and James Stewart, founded the United Presbyterian church of Monroe. He and his wife were both buried in Monroe cemetery. They had issue, all born in Butler county, Ohio:

• i. Nancy, b. January 12, 1805; accidentally killed by the falling of a tree, May 4, 1835, (see I’III.)
• ii. Jane, b. 1806; m., 1834, Robert Griffen, of Middle Fork, Indiana.
• iii. Samuel-Logan, b. 1809; m., first, 1829, Elizabeth G. Bryson, d. 1842, and had issue, four sons; he m., secondly, Mrs. C. Stryker, and had issue, David-M.
• iv. Mary; m., 1836, John W. Stewart, son of Samuel Stewart, her mother's brother; reside in Peoria county, Ill.
• v. Margaret, b. 1814; m., 1848, Elijah Patterson, a great grandson of Samuel Stewart, (III.)
• vi. Elizabeth, b. 1815; m. Robert Stewart Robeson, great grandson of Hugh Stewart, (IV.)
• vii. John- W.-D., b. 1818; m., 1848, Martha Mallory.
• viii. James-R., b. 1821 ; m., 1845, Ann E. Cleland, great granddaughter of Hugh Stewart, (I W.)

Pennsylvania Genealogies: Scotch-Irish and German

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