Robert STEWART

Birth:
18 Jun 1769
Deer Creek, Harford, Maryland
Death:
11 Sep 1836
Licking Creek, Fulton, Pennsylvania
Burial:
Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian Church, Juniata, Pennsylvania
Marriage:
27 Dec 1793
Notes:
                   Deer Creek became Churchville, MD. Probably received his name from his uncle Dr.Robert Harris, of Philadelphia. He is mentioned as "Bobbie".
Moved to Tuscarora Valley in 1775, and lived there, Harris Mills (now Doyle's Mills) until he reached adulthood. Sold his share of the paternal farm in 1790.
In 1797 he moved West, first to Nine Mile Run, Allegheny Co, PA (probably with his youngest sister Sutia and her husband), then onto Butler Co, PA., where in 1803, a Robert Stewart was taxed for 170 acres in Middlesex Township, Butler, PA.
Between 1810 and 1812, he moved to Meyers' Run (or Turtle Creek), Allegheny, PA (about 12 miles out of Pittsburg), the family remained for only a short time before finally moving to Allegheny Township (afterwards City) on the northern side of the Allegheny river, opposite Pitturgh.
29 Sep 1814, he bought a lot on the NW corner of Federal and Diamond streets. Was the oldest brick building in town.
Religion: Presbyterian.
Profession: blacksmith, cutler, and sickle maker. Probably learned his trade at Mifflintown. For some years he kept a hotel, and also ran the ferry between Allegheny and Pittsburg. The tavern was located a short distance above Federal St. on the banks of the river.
Died at his nephew John Harris Stewart's home. Licking Creek is near Mifflintown.


Carson family tree had birthdate of 1774 in East Donegal, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United Strates, he died 1835 in PA.
Mary WILSON
Birth:
Pequea Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Death:
1818/19
Father:
Blocked
Mother:
Blocked
Notes:
                   Came from Pequea Township, Lancaster, PA.
Children
Marriage
1
Jane STEWART
Birth:
10 Oct 1794
Mifflintown, Juniata, Pennsylvania
Death:
15 Dec 1872
Lazarus STEWART 
Marr:
19 Apr 1827
 
Notes:
                   Religion: First Presbyterian Church in Pittsburg and Allegheny.
2
Margaret Harris STEWART
Birth:
16 Jun 1796
Mifflintown, Juniata, Pennsylvania
Death:
14 Mar 1883
Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Thomas SMITH 
Marr:
14 Mar 1826
 
Notes:
                   This was originally called Mifflin County. Born in a stone house on the banks ofthe Juniata River. She lived in Mifflin, Allegheny, and Butler Counties as a young girl. She lived in the town of Allegheny (then called Allegheny Town), almost all of her life except when she lived in Tuscarora Valley between 1826- 1828.
Religion: Presbyterian. Joined the First Presbyterian Church, Pittsburg in 1822.In 1826, she transferred her membership to the Associate Reformed Church of Tuscarora. 1828, she joined the First A.R. Church in Pittsburgh. 1831 she joined the First A.R. Church in Allegheny, which remained her home until her death in 1883.
She was 5'5 1/2 ", fair complexion, brown hair and blue eyes.
She died at # 202 North Ave., Allegheny. She had lived there for 54 years. She died from a  complication of diseases.
3
George STEWART
Birth:
11 Jul 1798
Nine Mile Run, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Death:
26 Feb 1801
Nine Mile Run, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
 
Marr:
 
Notes:
                   Died from Cholera Infantum.
Tombstone is in Uniondale Cemetery.
4
Wilson STEWART
Birth:
17 Jun 1800
Nine Mile Run, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Death:
3 Oct 1830
Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Notes:
                   Spent the greater part of his life in Allegheny town.
Appearance: about 6', dark curly hair and dark eyes.
Education: limited
Military: Lieutenant in a company of "Pittsburgh Blues".
Died from Typhus fever.
Initially interred in the Academy (or Presbyterian) graveyard, near Seminary Hill. Later his remains were moved to Uniondale Cemetery.
5
Mary Ann STEWART
Birth:
9 Mar 1802
Butler, Pennsylvania
Death:
16 Jun 1826
Allegheny, Pennsylvania
 
Marr:
 
Notes:
                   Unmarried. Lived in Allegheny for most of her life.
Appearance: Tall, large frame, dark complexion, dark hair and eyes.
Education: Limited
Religion: Presbyterian.
Died of consumption.
6
Thomas Harris STEWART
Birth:
24 Jun 1804
Butler, Pennsylvania
Death:
28 May 1858
Duquesne, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Mary H. SAMPLE 
Marr:
7 Dec 1837
Shaler Township, Allegheny, Pe 
Notes:
                   Lived most of his life in or near Allegheny.
Appearance: Tall, dark complexion, dark curly hair.
Education: Limited
Occupation: Wagoning across the Allegheny mts, later in the iron business; Treasurer of Allegheny for 2 years, was also director of the Allegheny Poor Board.
Religion: Presbyterian.
Died at his home, from an abscess of the liver. Initially the cemetery was called the Mt. Union Cemetery.
7
Robert STEWART
Birth:
16 Aug 1806
Butler, Pennsylvania
Death:
22 Jul 1879
Notes:
                   Appearance: Much like his older brother Thomas.
Education:
Religion: A.R. (later U.P.) Church.
Occupation: wagoning, later farming.
Residence: As a child, Allegheny; later in Shaler Township, Allegheny County; later in Springdale, on the Allegheny River, about 16 miles above the city.
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Robert Stewart - Mary Wilson

Robert Stewart was born at Deer Creek, Harford, Maryland 18 Jun 1769. His parents were George S. Steuart and Margaret Harris.

He married Mary Wilson 27 Dec 1793 .

They were the parents of 7 children:
Jane Stewart born 10 Oct 1794.
Margaret Harris Stewart born 16 Jun 1796.
George Stewart born 11 Jul 1798.
Wilson Stewart born 17 Jun 1800.
Mary Ann Stewart born 9 Mar 1802.
Thomas Harris Stewart born 24 Jun 1804.
Robert Stewart born 16 Aug 1806.

Robert Stewart died 11 Sep 1836 at Licking Creek, Fulton, Pennsylvania .

Mary Wilson died 1818/19 .