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Matches 6,201 to 6,250 of 7,726
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| 6201 | Robert is not recorded in the family trees of his sister's descendants, so appears to be unknown to them. Robert moved to Bancroft, Ontario where he was a truck driver. Robert has not been found in the 1831 census. | Brown, Robert James Jr. (I20412)
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| 6202 | Robert is presumed to have died young prior to the birth of his same-named brother in 1756. | Stewart, Robert (I17420)
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| 6203 | Robert is presumed to have died young prior to the birth of his same-named half-brother in 1770. | Stewart, Robert (I17423)
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| 6204 | Robert is recorded in Stewarts of the South as being "in the West Indies in the way of making a fortune." He may be the "Aba R Stewart", male, b 1788, occ "Iadar Cander", residing with Rev. John Stewart in Blair Atholl in 1841. | Stewart, Robert (I17428)
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| 6205 | Robert is recorded in the Balquhidder OPR as being the son of "David Stewart of Craigrui and Stewart his wife." According to Gordon MacGregor, The Red Book of Scotland, Robert died young. | Stewart, Robert (I17425)
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| 6206 | Robert is recorded in the Balquhidder parish register as a natural child of John Stewart of Glenbuckie and Mary Stewart in Lednascridan. "1798 Octr 18th, John Stewart of Glenbuckie and Mary Stewart in Lidanscridan had a child begotten in fornication baptd and named Robert." The Stewarts of Ardvorlich, Vol. 3 (p, 24), mistakenly shows Robert as being the first child John Stewart of Glenbuckie and his lawful wife, Mary Stewart of Drumvaich. Whereas, he was actually the son of John's mistress, Mary Stewart in Lednascridan. The author has conflated the two Mary Stewarts. It's possible that Mary Stewart in Lednascridan may have died young and Robert may have been raised by Mary Stewart of Drumvaich. The Stewarts of Ardvorlich, Vol. 3, also indicates that Robert immigrated to America where he died. It is not known when he emigrated or how old he was when he died nor whether or not he had a family, though no family is mentioned. Stewarts of the South does not show Robert, but instead shows an "Alexander" as "a young man living in Callander and thinking of going to the West Indies." | Stewart, Robert (I17534)
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| 6207 | Robert Lloyd Brown was a DNA match to Group 39. The manager of his DNA account, Bill Hancock, has ceased contact and is believed to be deceased. His Ancestry bio describes him as: "Retired banker of 30 years...Wisconsin, Illinois,Iowa and Nebraska in 2000. Self employed the past 10 years in home remodeling near Onawa, IA. Moved to GJ in August of 2010." Obituary: Robert Lloyd Brown (Bob) of Grand Junction CO, age 81 passed away on 02/23/2021 from complications of Parkinson Disease. He was born May 21, 1939 in Beloit WI. He was the son of Robert Ingle Brown and Fern Winifred Brown. Robert (Bob) graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a degree in Agriculture. He had a dairy farm In Brodhead, WI and went on to work in banking for many years. He enjoyed doing small remodeling jobs in his retirement. Bob was a member of the Rotary Club for many years, loved to work on antique cars and enjoyed learning about his family ancestry. He was a lifelong gardener and left a garden full of tulips that will come up in the spring for his neighbors at the Commons. In 2010 Bob moved from Onawa, Iowa to Grand Junction, CO with his good friend, Patricia Powell. He made many friends in Grand Junction and loved to go visit at The Commons of Hilltop every week. He also enjoyed and made many new friendships while attending Silver Sneakers. Bob is survived by his sister Barbara (Daniel) Robertson and two nephews, Timothy (Nadine) Robertson and Joel Robertson. His three daughters; Heather (Daniel) Stephens; Amy CastleDowns (Jill Herbert), by his first wife Sandra N. Brown; Melanie Olson by his second wife, Judith Ann Brown and stepson Michael (Carla) Zimmerman. 15 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren and a grand niece and nephew. Bob will be dearly missed. | Brown, Robert Lloyd (I1898)
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| 6208 | Robert married and resided in Ardchullery in Strathyre, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland and also held the Anie farm. | McLaren, Robert in Ardchullarie (I10387)
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| 6209 | Robert married moved to Italy where he had children and later returned to the USA. His descendants are beyond the scope of this report. | Stuart, Robert (I18085)
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| 6210 | Robert married Olive Wyse, the widow of his brother Charles. They had no children. They lived near Strabane in Flamborough Township, Wentworth County. | Stewart, Robert Russell (I17370)
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| 6211 | Robert McLaren acquired The Anie through his wife, Catherine McKinlay, who was the last of the McKinlays of the Anie. According to Mitchell's Monumental Inscriptions, Robert and Catharine had five sons, four of whom emigrated to Ontario, Canada and the other emigrated to Michigan, USA. Descendant information indicates that they immigrated to Howard Township, Kent County, Ontario, Canada and settled in Ridgetown with one branch emigrating to Munro County, Michigan, USA. | McLaren, Robert (I10388)
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| 6212 | Robert McLaren is claimed by researchers to have been born Jan 1739 in Denny, Stirlingshire, Scotland. However, I am unable to verify this claim. Robert McLaren was residing at Lendrick in Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland at the time of the birth of his first child (and possibly second). | McLaren, Robert in Lendrick (I31538)
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| 6213 | Robert McNab was residing at Inversnaid at the time of his marriage to Janet Stewart. (a property of which his father was tacksman in 1755). (Loraine Smith) Robert McNab is identified in the 1805 Will of his brother-in-law, Smith Stewart, as a manufacturer in Glasgow. Smith Stewart specifically notes that he holds Robert McNab in high esteem. 1812 Oct 20 - Obituary in the Caledonian Mercury of January 4, 1813, of Archibald Macnab, son of Mr. Robert Macnab, manufacturer in Glasgow. He died at Garbrandhall, St. Thomas’s-in-the-East, Jamaica. 1820 Jun 17 & 20 - Testament Dative and Inventory Robert McNab merchant at Glasgow (Glasgow Commissary Court). The inventory mentions that he had a farm and house in Mosesfield (Springburn) and a house in College St., Glasgow. 1826 - Will of Janet McNab, formerly Stewart of Glasgow, Lanarkshire, relict of the deceased Robert McNab, merchant in Glasgow. She appoints James Buchanan, David Laird, Archibald Brown & Alexander McGregor as trustees. They are to reserve 2400 pounds (or an amount they deem suitable) for the behoof of her daughters Catharine McNab and Helen(?) McNab in liferent and any children they may have in fee. Signed Sept. 11, 1819. Probate granted Aug 12, 1826. (National Archives Kew PROB 11/1715/258) --- 1854 The Glasgow Herald of January 27, 1854 printed an obituary noting the death at Buenos Aires, on November 2, 1853, of “Duncan Macnab, Esq., son of Robert Macnab, Esq. of Glasgow”. No further details are given, so it’s impossible to be sure this is the same Duncan. | McNab, Robert in Borland and Portend (I27842)
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| 6214 | Robert presumably died prior to 1815 as he is not mentioned in Stewarts of the South and his brother James is described as the senior surviving male of the Annat family. | Stewart, Robert in Drumvaich (I17629)
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| 6215 | Robert Ritchie (later Stewart) was born 9 Jan 1879 in Barhill, Bonhill, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, as the illegitimate son of Isabella Ritchie. The father's name is not recorded on the birth registration. In 1881 On 28 Feb 1884, Robert's mother married in Renton, Cardross, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, to Robert Stewart. Thereafter, Robert Ritchie was known as Robert Stewart. Research has not been done to determine of Robert Stewart claimed Robert Ritchie as his natural son or if he adopted him. On his death registration in 1939, Robert Stewart's parents are listed as Robert Stewart and Isabella Ritchie. | Stewart, Robert (I31139)
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| 6216 | Robert served as Colonel in the Bengal Lancers and succeeded his brother, William, in the lands of Ardvorlich in 1857. He married at Ochtertyre, on 9 August 1860, to Charlotte Joanna, daughter of Anthony Murray, 11th of Dollerie. In 1881, Robert was residing with his wife and daughter in Brompton, Kensington, London, Middlesex, England. His occupation was given as Retired Colonel. His brother, Lt Col. George Stewart, was also living with them. Robert died at his sister’s residence in Earl’s Court, London, on 6 June 1882. His wife, Charlotte, survived him and died at Comrie, on 10 December 1925. After his death, the estate of Ardvorlich passed to his younger brother, Col. John Stewart. They had six children, only one of whom survived to adulthood. | Stewart, Col. Robert 11th of Ardvorlich (I17622)
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| 6217 | Robert shows two birth dates. The latter one is from Duff's Church baptismal records, but this is later than his date of death and is thus impossible, unless there were two Robert Mark Blacks. The earlier one is from his gravestone. | Black, Robert Mark (I1011)
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| 6218 | Robert Stewart and his family have not been identified in Stewarts of the South. It appears that this line may have died out in the male line or emigrated prior to the authoring of Stewarts of the South (ca. 1815-1820), which could explain their absense from that document. This family may be Glenbuckie III.3 Ardcheanochdan, Duart and Wester Brig o Turk. This family also matches losely with the description of the family of Andrew Stewart in Blairgarry of the Stewarts of Blairgarry in their migratory patter from Blairgarry to Cuilantogle and latterly to Doune. Furthermore, Robert Stewart of Blairgarry, who, with his mother, had the rental of the crown lands of Blairgarry, in the lordship of Strathgartney, in 1503, which he disponed to Thomas Graham of Boquhapple on 16 April 1558 and apparently died without children. (MacGregor) There is mention of Robert Stewart in Blairgarry in the Exchequer Rolls of 1502-7. The lands of Blairgarry later returned to the Stewarts of Gartnafuaran as Duncan Stewart's 1739 History implies that the lands of Blairgarry belonged to the oldest cadet branch of Gartnafuaran. This family may have been initially the senior line of Blairgarry. However, they also match closely with Gartnafuaran IV Sean Rob vic Alasdair Oig in Duart and Coilantogle. | Stewart, Robert in Duart Blairgarry and Cuilantogle (I25978)
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| 6219 | Robert Stewart has not been confidently identified in Stewarts of the South. Robert Stewart is believed but not confirmed to have been born 25 Dec 1753 in Tulloch as the son of John Stewart and Margaret Stewart (as shown below). Robert Stewart is believed but not confirmed to have married on 16 Jun 1787 in Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, to Kathrine McLaren and had the family shown here. These claims are made solely on matching geography, chronology and onomastics. --- Robert STEWART in Tulloch and Kathrine MCLAREN in Strathyre, residing in Tulloch, Craggan, Lechdanscriddan, and Ardoch. m. 16 JUN 1787 in Balquhidder 1. Katharine STEWART, bap. 20 APR 1788 in Tulloch 2. Margaret STEWART, bap. 15 APR 1792 in Craggan (possibly Creagan or Craigantoar) 3. John STEWART, bap. 03 MAY 1797 in Lichanscriddan (next to Tulloch, also known as Craigantoar) 4. Janet STEWART, bap. 23 MAR 1800 in Ardoch (in Strathyre, across from Creagan) --- John STEWART and Margaret STEWART in Tulloch 1. Katharine STEUART, bap. 19 DEC 1749 in Tullich 2. Anna STEWART, bap. 27 JAN 1751 in Tullich 3. Robert STEWART, bap. 25 DEC 1753 in Tullich 4. Janet STEWART, bap. 22 SEP 1755 in Tullich 5. Walter STEWART, bap. 29 MAY 1757 in Tulloch 6. Christian STEWART, bap. 6 MAY 1759 in Tullich 7. Mary STEWART, bap. 2 APR 1761 in Tulloch 8. Margaret STEWART, bap. 2 OCT 1763 in Tulloch 9. Margery STEWART, bap. 17 JUL 1765 in Tulloch 10. Jean STEWART, bap. 30 AUG 1767 in Tulloch 11. Ruth STEWART, bap. 16 SEP 1770 in Tulloch | Stewart, Robert in Tulloch (I25963)
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| 6220 | Robert Stewart has not been found in later records. | Stewart, Robert (I28304)
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| 6221 | Robert Stewart in Larkhall, hand loom/silk weaver, b 25 Jun 1809 in Dalserf (2 km east of Larkhall), d 13 Oct 1891 in Larkhall, age 82, m to Hannah Caufield a. Robert Stewart, b 1845 (witness to his father's death) b. Hanna Stewart, b 1852 23/05/1852 parish 503 Row or Rhu? c. John Stewart, shoemaker, b 2 Jun 1856 in London St. Larkhall (son of Robert Stewart and Hannah Caufield) , m1 ?, m2 1 Oct 1889 (age 33) in Legbrannock, Holytown, to Margaret Jenkins (age 34), b 1855. d. Martha Stewart, b 1859 In 1861 at 31 London Street, Larkhall, were Robert Stewart a Cotton Weaver , Hanna, Robert son aged 16 a joiner. Hanna 9, John 4, and Martha 2 | Stewart, Robert in Larkhall (I26950)
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| 6222 | Robert Stewart is believed to have been born about 1620 in Culgartmore, on the south shore of Loch Katrine in Aberfoyle parish, Perthshire, Scotland, as a son of Robert Stewart in Culgartmore and an unidentified mother. Robert Stewart's identity is not confirmed. He is believed to be the Robert Stewart in Lurg named as a witness to the baptism of John Stewart, son of John Stewart in Arrochiebeg. John Stewart in Arrochiebeg is believed to be Robert's brother who later acquired Calziemore. 29/05/1653 "Jo’n Stewart in arrochenerg (Arrochiebeg?) And Jonet Mcfarland, son baptized called Jo’n. Witnesses Allex’r and Robert Stewarts in Lurgue." (Buchanan Parish Register) (Lurg is next to Callimore) The same marriage is also recorded in 1651 in Drymen parish only parts of which are legible. "Robert Stewart in Stussinmans? and Margaret McFarland ~~~~~ of late ~~B McFarland of F?~~~garmenty?... " (Drymen Parish Register) In a disposition dated 14 May 1665 between Robert Stewart in Culgartmore (this Robert's father) and Sir Colin Campbell of Aberuchill, Robert is said to have had three lawful sons, the third of which was John Stewart, who received the lands of Calziemore (Callie Mor) on Loch Lommond. His elder two sons are not named, however, we would expect Robert's second or third son to be named Robert after his father. Robert is believed, but not confirmed, to be the Robert Roy Stewart who resided in Stuckinrory (south of Inversnaid) and married on 13 May 1651 in Buchanan, Stirlingshire, Scotland, to Margaret McFarland and had a daughter Janet the following year. "Robert Stewart in Stuckinrory, Margaret McFarland ____ A B ___ consent of parents and family." 1. STEWART, JONET, ROBERT ROY/STEWART MARGRAT MCFARLAND, 17/07/1652. (birth is completely illegible) | Stewart, Robert Roy in Stuckinrory (I29947)
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| 6223 | Robert Stewart is believed to have been born about 1765 in Stirlingshire, Scotland, although no record of his birth has been found. His year of birth is estimated based on the dates of his marriage and the births of his children. Onomastics suggests that his parents names were William and Mary. This matches with the onomastics of his suggested brother, John Stewart, miller in Milton of Killearn. The baptism of the first child of John Stewart, miller at Milton of Killearn, in 1800 lists Robert Stewart in Boquhan as a witness. Robert is presently believed to be John's older brother. Boquhan is located in Killearn parish however there are no baptisms for any family with a father named Robert Stewart in the right date range in Killearn parish. Boquhan is located just two kilometres from Balfron Village and less than half a kilometre from the parish boundary between Killearn and Balfron. There is a Robert Stewart having children in the right age range in Balfron whose children's onomastics match exactly with John Stewart, miller at Milton of Killearn, with both John and Robert having an eldest son named William and a second daughter named Mary. And they are the right ages to be brothers, with Robert appearing to be the elder brother. "1800, Sept 7th, Jean, law'l Dau'r to John Stewart and Janet Logan Burnfoot (Burnford), was Bap'd before these witnesses James Buchanan at Croy and Robert Stewart at Boquhan." (Killearn Parish Register) Robert Stewart married on 16 Jan 1791 in Strathblane, Stirlingshire, Scotland to Margaret Stirling. On the exact same day their first child, John, was baptized, suggesting that John was illegitimate. As such, John's name may not have been chosen to fit the traditional naming pattern. | Stewart, Robert in Boquhan (I30626)
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| 6224 | Robert Stewart is described in Stewarts of the South as descending from "a natural branch from one of the Glenbuckie's who had the twelve sons". This refers to Patrick Stewart, 2nd of Glenbuckie, who is described by Duncan Stewart (1739) as having twelve sons and one natural son. Robert is described further in Stewarts of the South as: "There was one Robert Stewart, [a] tenant in Blairchoill, Loch Catharineside, [on] Burrel Drummond's [estate] in Callander Parish, who had three sons." (sic - The author later corrects this and adds a fourth son.) | Stewart, Robert in Blairchoill (I17765)
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| 6225 | Robert Stewart is described in Stewarts of the South as: "[Big Black Rob's] descendant was Rob McDonachie ("Robert, son of Duncan"), lately one of the four tenants of Ardcheanacnocan who left four sons." Robert is recorded in Mitchell's Monumental Inscriptions for Kilmahog Cemetery: 48a (next to 47) Robert STEWART, farmer (at) Wester Ardcheanacrochdan., wife Janet BLACK, son David born here 1 JUN 1769 went to England at an early age in partnership with his brother as land surveyor and land agent for many years in Great Russel Street Bloomsbury, London, died 26 MAY 1852, age 82, at (the) home of his nephew at Aucharacle near Strontian, Argyll. (Mitchell notes: see Allan, Emigrants to Canada (The Scottish Genealogist xvii 3 (1970) p. 89-90 ? the brothers, Robert and David, were active in the colonization of Prince Edward Island, Canada, and their letter dated 1834 to William Buchanan, Trossachs, is quoted [in the article.]) Robert's date of death is not recorded in the preceding entry. All we can say is that he is buried in Kilmahog Cemetery in Callander parish. | Stewart, Robert McDonachie in Wester Ardcheanacrochdan (I17795)
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| 6226 | Robert Stewart is described in Stewarts of the South, c.1815, as a son of John Stewart in Crachavie and as: "Robt, [Alexander's] brother, [who is] a Clerk to the company Bridge of Johnston, [in] Renfrewshire [and] has four sons." --- No births have been found in the parish of Johnstone, Renfrewshire, Scotland between 1775-1825 for anyone with the surname Stewart/Stuart. As such, it seems likely that Robert's children were born before he moved to Johnstone. Potential families: STEWART, JOHN, son of ROBERT STEWART/CATHARINE STRANG, 16/06/1825 STEWART, ISABEL, dtr of ROBERT STEWART/JEAN MCNAB, 14/08/1794 STEWART, JOHN, son of ROBERT STEWART/JEAN MCNAB, 22/12/1801 STEWART, ALEXANDER, son of ROBERT STEWART/JEAN MCNAB, 08/07/1803 STEWART, JOHN, son of ROBT. STEWART/MARY MCDONALD, 25/02/1792 STEWART, ISABEL, dtr of ROBERT STEWART/MARY JAFFEREY, 12/12/1797 STEWART, JAMES, son of ROBERT STEWART/CATHARINE STEWART, 16/02/1799 | Stewart, Robert Clerk in Bridge of Johnstone (I28662)
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| 6227 | Robert Stewart is estimated to have been born about 1595, presumably in Gartnafuaran, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, as a younger son of Alexander Stewart, 5th of Gartnafuaran, and Janet McGregor. Duncan Stewart, in his 1739 History of the Stewarts, identifies Robert as one of the sons of Alexander Stewart of Gartnafuaran, saying, "Alexander, who married Janet MacGrigor, by whom he had Andrew, Walter, Robert and Alexander." Robert Stewart resided at Culgartmore and is the patriarch of VI-Branch of the Stewarts of Gartnafuaran, whose son John acquired Coille Mor (Calziemore) on Loch Lomond in Buchanan parish in Stirlingshire, Scotland. "Branch Sixth or what is called the Stewarts of Coille mhori, [in] Buchanan parish, [in] Stirlingshire, [on] Loch-Lomondside to whom belonged three farms now the property of the D[uke] of Montrose. viz (namely) Blair eagen and Claischoil (Glaschoil), both [of which are] in the parish of Aberfoil, [in the] Lordship of Menteith & [on the] D[uke] of Montrose’s property – with Coille mhoir and two other farms which they had free." Culgartmore is shown on old maps as Calagart and located on the south shore of Loch Katrine, west of Robert's other farm, Glaschoile, and north of his farm at Blaregan. The name Culgartmore is a compound of cul ("woods") + gart ("field") + mor ("big/great") which can be read as "Woods of Gartmore" or "Big Culgart (Calagart)." The latter interpretation is preferred in this case. Culgartmore and Culgartbeg (Big and Little Culgart) are listed as part of the lands belonging to the Graham, Earl of Menteith. Stobie's 1775 map shows two farmsteads at Calagart on Loch Katrine, but does not distinguish which is Culgartmore or Culgartbeg. In 1665, Robert Stewart in Culgartmore is cited in a disposition by Sir Colin Campbell of Aberuchill to John Stewart, identified as the third lawful son to Robert Stewart in Culgartmore, and his heirs and assignees for the 5 merkland of Calziemore, comprehending the lands of Carrick, Corill, Claggan, Calziemore, Rowardennan and pertinents, with the privilege of the ferry, ferryboat and office of ferrying at Rowardennan on Loch Lomond, with the island called Islandnadergan (Ellan in Derraghan), to be held of Sir Colin Campbell for the payment of the yearly feu duty of 70 merks scots and £60 for the entry of each heir. Dated 14th May, 1665. (source: MacGregor, Gordon, author of the Red Book of Scotland, personal correspondence.) This disposition tells us that Robert's third son was granted the lands and ferry rights at Coille Mor and Rowardennan on Loch Lomond. It also suggests that one or both of Robert's older two sons inherited Culgart and/or nearby lands. This is born out by the large number of descendants of this branch who are recorded in Stewarts of the South (c. 1815) as residing near Culgart in Back Borland, Auchalty, and Chappellaroch, indicating that these families likely descend from the elder two sons of Robert Stewart in Culgartmore. The disposition does not identify Robert's eldest two sons by name, nor does it indicated if he had more than three sons. His eldest sons are identifed from local parish records. In 1691, Robert Stewart is listed in the 1691 Exchequer Land Tax Rolls as being "of Calziemore" along with his son John, paying an assessment of £40:5. On 13 Sep 1701, Robert Stewart's son, John Stewart of Calziemore, is cited without Robert in a bond to Sir Colin Campbell of Aberuchill for £377 annuity. This would appear to indicate that Robert was deceased by 1701. Thus we can identify Robert Stewart's date of death as being between 1691-1701. --- Robert Stewart has been previously identified as Rob Dubh Mor Stewart, patriarch of III-Branch of the Stewarts of Gartnafuaran. Rob Dubh Mor Stewart is described in Stewarts of the South as being "a son of Gartnafuaran" and residing at Ardchullarie in Strathyre, not far from Gartnafuaran in Balquhidder parish. This is no longer believed to be the case. --- Disposition by Sir Colin Campbell of Aberuchill to John Stewart, third lawful son to Robert Stewart in Culgartmore, his heirs and assignees of the 5 merk land of Calziemore, comprehending the lands of Carrick, Corill, Claggan, Calziemore, Rowardennan and pertinents with the privilege of the ferry, ferryboat and office of ferrying at Rowardennan on Loch Lomond, with the island called Islandnadergan, to be held of Sir Colin Campbell for the payment of the yearly feu duty of 70 merks scots and £60 for the entry of each heir. Dated 14th May, 1665. Bond by John Stewart of Calziemore to Sir Colin Campbell of Aberuchill for £377 bearing annuity. Dated 13 September, 1701. Extract bond by John Stewart of Calziemore as principal and Robert Stewart, his eldest son, as cautioner, to Duncan Buchanan in Sallachie for 800 merks with annualrent and penalty. Dated 15 Dec 1701. Discharge and assignation by John Stewart of Calziemore as principal and Robert Stewart, his eldest son, as cautioner, to John Stewart, lawful son to the deceased James Stewart in Auchnahard for 400 merks scots. Dated 11 December, 1708. | Stewart, Robert in Culgartmore (I17751)
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| 6228 | Robert Stewart is estimated to have been born about 1650, possibly in Lurg on Loch Lomond in Buchanan parish, Stirlingshire, Scotland or possibly at Culgartmore on Loch Katrine in Aberfoyle parish, Perthshire, Scotland. He is believed, but not confirmed, to be a son of Alexander Stewart in Lurg and a grandson of Robert Stewart in Culgartmore. He is believed, but not confirmed, to be the Robert Stewart who married on 26 Nov 1680 in Buchanan, Stirlingshire, Scotland, to Helen Smith. No children have been found for this marriage. He is believed, but not confirmed, to have married secondly abt 1682 to Christian McAsslane, with whom he had one son, Alexander Stewart on 17 Jun 1683. There is no record of Robert or his family in Buchanan parish after this time. It is supected that they moved to his family's primary property of Culgartmore on Loch Katrine. | Stewart, Robert (I30858)
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| 6229 | Robert Stewart is estimated to have been born about 1670, presumably in Calziemore, Buchanan, Stirlingshire, Scotland, as the eldest son of John Stewart, 1st of Calziemore. His mother is unknown. No record of his exact birth exists as his birth pre-dates parish baptismal records. Sometime around 1710, Robert Stewart married Marjory Buchanan, daughter of John Buchanan of Auchmar. They had four documented children and possibly more. Given his late age at the time of this marriage, it seems likely that he had a prior marriage which is not known to us. On 28 Sep 1710, Robert Stewart was a witness to the baptism of his niece, Katherine Buchanan, daughter of his brother-in-law William Buchanan of Auchmar. "Septem'r 28 1710 William Buchanan of Auchmar and Jean Buchanan spouses had a lawful daughter baptized called Katherine. Witnesses George Buchanan of Gartkaber and Robert Stewart of Callimore." (Buchanan Parish Register) On 21 Oct 1710, Robert Stewart inherited the lands of Calziemore after the death of his father. Gordon MacGregor, The Red Book of Scotland, says, "Robert Stewart of Calziemore, was infeft in the lands of Calziemore as heir to his father on 21 October 1710, which he disponed to Colin Buchannan, brother of William Buchannan of Auchmar, on 2 December 1717." According to the Clan Buchanan newsletter, Jan 2021: "Other historical documents discovered refer to the marriage of a daughter of William Buchanan of Auchmar to a Robert Stewarl of Calziemore or Colliemore in 1710. In 1717 Robert Stewart resigns Calziemore to Coline Buchanan (his brother-in-law), brother of William of Auchmar. Calziemore is an area on the eastem bank of Loch Lomond. The eastern shore of Loch Lomond is known as the Buchanan. In 1726 Coline Buchanan resigns Calziemore to Reverend John McAlpine, eldest lawful son of Donald McAlpine of Ross." Sasines and other deeds from that era (cited below) indicate that Robert Stewart, 2nd of Calziemore, did not resign all of his rights to Calziemore to Colin Buchanan. In 1721, Robert Stewart of Callemore witnessed the baptism of Archibald McAlpine. "March 7 1721, Donald McAlpine of Ross and Ann McGregor, spouses had a lawful son baptized called Archibald. Witnesses Robert Stewart of Callemore and John McAlum in Gartfarn." (Buchanan Parish Register) 1728 June 14 - "The Session being informed yr one Janet McGregor servant to Robt Stewart in (not of) Callimore had also been on child said to be to Malcolm McGregor servant. the Session appoint yr officer to summon ~~~ sabbath next. The Session closed in prayer. Robert Stewart's only documented son, John Stewart, may be the progenitor of one of more of the descendant lines of Branch VI - The Stewarts in Coille Mor as accounted for in Stewarts of the South. It is unclear which lines may descend from this John Stewart and which lines may descend from his great-uncles, the elder sons of Robert Stewart in Culgartmore. Stewarts of the South (c. 1815), says only the following about the origins of this family: Branch Sixth or what is called the Stewarts of Coille mhori, [in] Buchanan "parish, [in] Stirlingshire, [on] Loch-Lomondside to whom belonged three farms now the property of the D[uke] of Montrose. viz (namely) Blair eagen and Claischoil (Glaschoil), both [of which are] in the parish of Aberfoil, [in the] Lordship of Menteith & [on the] D[uke] of Montrose’s property – with Coille mhoir and two other farms which they had free." --- Potential prior marriages: STEWART, ROBERT and HELEN SMITH 26/11/1680 • No children have been found for this couple in Stirlingshire. Robert Stewart and Christian McAsslane 1. STEWART, ALEXANDER, ROBERT STEWART/CIRSTAN MCASSLANE, 17/06/1683 --- Disposition by Sir Colin Campbell of Aberuchill to John Stewart, third lawful son to Robert Stewart in Culgartmore, his heirs and assignees of the 5 merk land of Calziemore, comprehending the lands of Carrick, Corill, Claggan, Calziemore, Rowardennan and pertinents with the privilege of the ferry, ferryboat and office of ferrying at Rowardennan on Loch Lomond, with the island called Islandnadergan, to be held of Sir Colin Campbell for the payment of the yearly feu duty of 70 merks scots and £60 for the entry of each heir. Dated 14th May, 1665. Bond by John Stewart of Calziemore to Sir Colin Campbell of Aberuchill for £377 bearing annuity. Dated 13 September, 1701. Extract bond by John Stewart of Calziemore as principal and Robert Stewart, his eldest son, as cautioner, to Duncan Buchanan in Sallachie for 800 merks with annualrent and penalty. Dated 15 Dec 1701. Discharge and assignation by John Stewart of Calziemore as principal and Robert Stewart, his eldest son, as cautioner, to John Stewart, lawful son to the deceased James Stewart in Auchnahard for 400 merks scots. Dated 11 December, 1708. Instrument of sasine in favour of Robert Stewart as heir to his father John Stewart, of the 5 merk land of Calziemore following on precept. Dated 21 Oct 1710. Disposition by Robert Stewart of Calziemore in favour of Colin Buchanan, brother german to William Buchanan of Auchmar of the 5 merk land of Calziemore, containing procuratory of resignation and precept of sasine. Dated 2 December, 1717. Extract disposition by James Stewart of Gartnafoure to Gilbert McAlpine, drover in Achallader in liferent, and John McAlpine, his eldest lawful son, his heirs and assignees in fee, providing that it shall be lawful to Gilbert McAlpine at any time in his life to sell and dispose of the said lands without consent of John McAlpine, his son, of the 5 merk land of Calziemore. Containing procuratory of resignation and precept of sasine. Dated 28 January, 1747. Disposition by Colin Buchanan, with consent of Robert Stewart of Calziemore, to Mr John McAlpine, eldest lawful son of Donald McAlpine of Ross, of the 5 merk land of Calziemore. Containing procuratory of resignation and precept of sasine. Dated 25 January, 1726. (The above Mr John MacAlpine was the Minister at New Tarbet who disponed the same 5 merk lands of Calziemuk to James Stewart of Gartnaferan in 1742. Robert Stewart, therefore, did not renounce or dispone all his rights to these lands to Colin Buchannan in 1717.) --- From Gordon MacGregor (author of Red Book of Scotland, personal correspondence) Upon further inspection on my notes, I notice that a daughter of John Buchanan, 5th of Auchmar, married to Robert Stewart of Calziemore, and another to an Andrew Stewart in Drymen who appears in numerous documents including many receipts by himself for the "watchmoney" to Gregor MacGregor of Glengyle. John Buchanan, 5th of Auchmar, succeeded his father and m. at Buchanan on 15 July, 1666, to Anna, daughter of John Graham, of Duchray, (c/d 10 July, 1666). He was father of, 1. William Buchanan, 6th of Auchmar, (see below). 2. Colin Buchanan who, with his brother William Buchanan of Auchmar, granted a Bond of Relief to John Gibson, Writer in Edinburgh, on 15 May, 1727. He, m. to Anna, daughter of James Hamilton, of Aikenhead, and had issue. 3. Patrick Buchanan, c. at Buchanan on 8 June, 1683. 4. Margaret Buchanan, c. at Buchanan on 13 June, 1667, and m. at Buchanan on 16 April, 1686, to Robert Graham, of Glenny. 5. Jean Buchanan, c. at Buchanan on 5 March, 1678. 6. Marjory Buchanan, c. at Buchanan on 18 December, 1680. 7. Catherine Buchanan, m. firstly to George Buchanan, of the Auchlessie family : and secondly to Andrew Stewart, of Townhead of Drymen. 8. A daughter, m. to Robert Stewart, of Calliemore. 9. Elizabeth Buchanan, m. at Buchanan on 21 August, 1711, to George McFarlane, in Drymen. | Stewart, Robert 2nd of Calliemore (I21105)
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| 6230 | Robert Stewart is estimated to have been born about 1760 in Drymen parish, Stirlingshire, Scotland, to unknown parents. He may be a son of James Stewart and Elizabeth McFarlan in Ballochneck who were having children in the late 1730s and through the 1740s. Robert Stewart married on 22 Nov 1783 in Drymen, Stirlingshire, Scotland to Agnes Kirkwood. "Robert Stewart in Harperstown and Agnes Kirkwood daughter of James Kirkwood in Ballaird inlised for proclamation of banns the twenty second day of Nov’r Layvij eighty three years.” (Drymen Parish Register) They had four recorded children. Nothing more is known of Robert Stewart. | Stewart, Robert in Harperstown (I31005)
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| 6231 | Robert Stewart is estimated to have been born about 1762 probably at Auchnahard in Glen Finglas in Callander parish, Perthshire, Scotland as a son of James Stewart and Jean Stewart although no record of his birth has been found. Robert Stewart is listed in Stewarts of the South, Section II, c. 1815, as a younger son of James Stewart in Auchnahard, patriarch of 2-Line of the Stewarts in Glentarken (VIII-Branch of the Stewarts of Glenbuckie). He is described as: "3 son Robert Stewart, [is a] shepherd to one Mr Fergusson [in] Glenfearnate [on the] Duke of Atholl’s estate [in] Kirk Michael’s parish [in] Perthshire. [He has] two sons." Robert Stewart married on 26 Feb 1802 in Lethendy and Kinloch parish, in eastern Perthshire, Scotland to Anne Kennedy. They had five children. Nothing more is known of Robert's life. His date and place of death are unknown. | Stewart, Robert Shepherd in Glenfearnate (I32255)
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| 6232 | Robert Stewart is estimated to have been born about 1770 in Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland, although no record of his birth has been found. Robert Stewart married on 20 Dec 1793 in Kilmadock, Perthshire, Scotland to Mary Ferguson. They had four documented children. Robert Stewart has not been found in any census records and is presumed to have died before 1841. He cannot be the same person as his contemporary Robert Stewart in Buchany and Milton of Cambusburn who was born in 1776 and would be too young to be married in 1793 to Mary Ferguson. Also, both Roberts have same-named sons who grew to adulthood. Robert Stewart in Buchany has not been identified in Stewarts of the South. He may be descended from the Stewarts in Calliebohalzie, whose family is not listed in the Appendix of Stewarts of the South. He is a potential match to Robert Stewart in Deanston, except that Robert Stewart also has a son John Stewart in Deanston whose information conflicts with this family. | Stewart, Robert in Buchany (I28863)
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| 6233 | Robert Stewart is likely not the son of John Stewart and Agnes Wilson, unless he was illegitimate. He is found residing with John Stewart and Agnes Wilson in the 1881 census. He could be the Robert Stewart born 1862 to Alexander Stewart and Isabella Stewart in McNab whose brother Alexander married Annie Stewart daughter of John Stewart and Agnes Wilson. Or he could be the Robert Stewart born 1862 in McNab to Peter McNie Stewart. In 1881, at age 18, Robert Stewart was residing in the home of John Stewart and Agnes Wilson in McNab, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada. He was employed as a lumberman. His relationship to the family is not given. | Stewart, Robert (I17641)
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| 6234 | Robert Stewart is mentioned in Patrick Stewart of Ledcriech's 1763 genealogy, in a reference to his mother, "Catherine Stewart, daughter of Alexander, "brother of Robert Stewart of Glenagle, predecessor to John Stewart of Hyndfield, or Stronvar." Robert Stewart would have been a mother's uncle to Patrick Stewart of Ledcreich. (Edson, George, Stewart Clan Magazine, Tome G, December 1956, vol. 34, no. 6, pp.177-179) It is suggested that this Robert is the one referred to in the: "Testament of Robert Stewart in Glenogle who died in July of 1704 given up by Duncan Stewart in Monochyle as creditor". (Gordon MacGregor, The Red book of Scotland) | Stewart, Robert 5th of Glenogle (I17606)
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| 6235 | Robert Stewart is not found with his family in any census records and is presumed to have died before 1841. | Stewart, Robert (I17543)
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| 6236 | Robert Stewart is not identified by name in Stewarts of the South, but, by process of elimination, he would be the following son of Robert Stewart in Ruskie: "one of them is in the West Indies in opulent circumstances and sending home supplies to his father and [to] the rest of the family." (Robert Stewart may be the same person as Robert Stewart in Deanston, shown elsewhere in this database, but not likely.) | Stewart, Robert in the West Indies (I17634)
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| 6237 | Robert Stewart is not mentioned in Stewarts of the South. Nothing is known about him other than that he married on 18 Dec 1756 in Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland to Janet Stewart, b. Abt 1740, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, d. UNKNOWN. They had the following children: | Stewart, Robert in Dalveich (I17769)
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| 6238 | Robert Stewart Jr. was born 15 May 1834 in Aberfoyle parish, Perthshire, Scotland, to Robert Stewart and Isabella McLaren. Online family records indicate that he was born at Gartmore. His mother's name was incorrectly listed on his baptism as Elizabeth McLaren. In 1841, at age 6, Robert Stewart was residing at Windy Yetts #1 in Port of Menteith parish with his parents and siblings. The exact location of Windy Yetts is not known, but was likely on the Gartmore estate. Robert Stewart immigrated to Canada with his birth family likely between 1841-1844 and settled in Usborne, Huron, Ontario, Canada. Duncan grew up working on his parents' farm. On the 1911 census, he recorded his year of immigration as 1849, however this is unlikely to be correct as his sister, Janet, was already in Canada in 1844 when she had a child in nearby Goderich, Huron, Ontario, Canada. In 1851, at age 18 (sic, 16), Robert Stewart was residing at Usborne, Huron, Ontario, Canada, on his parents' farm. He was employed as a farmer. In 1861, at age 25, Robert Stewart was residing at Usborne, Huron, Ontario, Canada, on his parents' farm. He was employed as a farmer. About 1862, Robert Stewart is presumed to have married in Huron, Ontario, Canada, to Jane Ross, however no record of their marriage has been found. In 1871, at age 36, Robert Stewart was residing at Usborne, Huron, Ontario, Canada, with his wife and their four young children. He was employed as a farmer. They were residing next-door to his parents. In 1881, at age 46, Robert Stewart was residing at Usborne, Huron, Ontario, Canada, with his wife and their eight children. He was employed as a farmer. In 1891, at age 50 (sic, 56), Robert Stewart was residing at Tuckersmith, Huron, Ontario, Canada, with his wife and children. He was employed as a farmer. His widowed brother, James Stewart, was residing with them. In 1901, at age 66, Robert Stewart was residing at Tuckersmith, Huron, Ontario, Canada, with his wife and four of their adult and teen children. He was employed as a farmer. In 1911, at age 77, Robert Stewart was residing at Hensall, Huron, Ontario, Canada, with his wife and their daughter, Margaret. He was retired and surviving on his own income. As noted above, Robert lists his year of immigration as 1849. However, this is unlikely to be accurate as also noted above. Robert owned a farm near Rodgerville, just south of Hensall, Huron, Ontario, Canada. --- "No settlement in Huron County suffered such a dramatic change in its fortunes as the hamlet of Rodgerville. Straddling the London Road on the edges of Usborne and Hay townships, Rodgerville at its peak of prosperity in the 1870s boasted a hotel, two general stores, tannery, carriage works, plough maker, blacksmith, brickyard, veterinarian, barber, shoemaker, saddlery, dressmaker, cheese factory and church. But within just a few years, Rodgerville would be nothing more than a scattering of derelict and abandoned buildings. Originally called Warrensville for the nearby Warren Creek, William Elder was the first settler who, in 1834, located in Rodgerville. As the midway point between London and Goderich, it was the logical spot for a stopover for weary travellers on the London Road, which then was little more than a blazed trail. A Presbyterian congregation was formed in 1848 with Rev. John Logie as the first minister. In 1851, the congregation was affluent enough to build a brick church on the south side of Warren’s Creek. The hamlet officially became Rodgerville when a post office opened in August 1858. Named after Matthew Rodger, a Scottish immigrant born in 1807 who settled in Usborne Township in 1836. Rodger was considered a man “of more than average intelligence” whose drive and “force of character” served him well, according to his obituary. He established the Great Western Hotel and Stage House in 1849 on the Usborne side of the London Road. The hotel was considered “one of the greatest places of accommodation west of Toronto.” Rodger also operated a general store which drew customers from as far away as Perth County. An account book from 1854-55 gives some idea of the wares available to early settlers. Molasses, tea, gingham cloth, corsets, feathers for ladies’ bonnets and tobacco were some of the most popular goods available. Not all of Rodgerville’s inhabitants adhered to temperance principles. In one tragic incident during the winter of 1872, Andrew Muir, after having a few drinks at a Hensall tavern, took the shortcut home through the bush to Rodgerville when he fell over a log and passed out. Search parties found his frozen body days later. By the mid-1870s, Rodgerville’s population was estimated at about 150 people However, the advent of the London, Huron and Bruce Railroad in 1876 heralded the demise of Rodgerville. The offer of free land induced the railway to build the train station in Hensall, 1.5 miles north of Rodgerville. When the railroad opened in 1877, one by one Rodgerville’s business enterprises either closed up or moved to Hensall. In 1885, the 104 members of the Rodgerville church voted to join the Hensall Presbyterian congregation. In March 1887, the men dismantled the church stable and sleighed the brick to Hensall for use in the new church. The rest of church was pulled down shortly thereafter prompting the Expositor to declare that “the place which has known the old church for about 30 years will know it no more.” Matthew Rodger’s death in February 1897 literally signalled the end of the town he founded. Only the cheese factory remained and it closed in 1901. The Huron Expositor noted “prosperous Hensall has left Rodgerville a truly deserted village.” As late as 1938, the ruins of the abandoned hotel and a few scattered houses were the only vestiges of the once thriving hamlet. Today, only a modest roadside sign on the east side of Highway 4 indicates that Rodgerville once was." (https://www.clintonnewsrecord.com/opinion/columnists/the-rise-and-fall-of-rodgerville - edited for length) | Stewart, Robert Jr. (I27898)
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| 6239 | Robert Stewart of Blairgarry, who, with his mother, had the rental of the crown lands of Blairgarry, in the lordship of Strathgartney, in 1503, which he disponed to Thomas Graham of Boquhapple on 16 April 1558 and apparently died without children. (MacGregor) There is mention of Robert Stewart in Blairgarry in the Exchequer Rolls of 1502-7. The lands of Blairgarry later returned to the Stewarts of Gartnafuaran as Duncan Stewart's 1739 History implies that the lands of Blairgarry belonged to the oldest cadet branch of Gartnafuaran. | Stewart, Robert in Blairgarry (I17361)
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| 6240 | Robert Stewart of Tarbolten and Crookston, and Lord of Darnley, had no known issue. | Stewart, Sir Robert of Tarbolten and Crookston and Lord of Darnley (I17367)
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| 6241 | Robert Stewart son of James Stewart and Margaret MacNab, was born 1 April 1808 and baptized 17 Apr 1808 in Dunning, Perthshire, Scotland. His birth is also registered on 10 Apr 1808 in Glenturret on the Ochtertyre estate in Monzievaird, Perthshire, Scotland. The birth registration in Dunning is hard to explain. Dunning is on the far east side of Perthshire, just southwest of the town of Perth. This would lead one to rule out the connection, except for the fact that Robert's father had the nickname, "The Earl of Kinnoull." Kinnoull is located just outside the village of Perth, 15 km from Dunning. In 1841, at age 30, Robert Stewart was living alone at Immerioch in Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland. Robert has not been found in 1851 or later census records. He may have died or emigrated. Robert's sister, Janet married Andrew Taylor and moved to Culcrieff on the Ochtertyre estate in Monzievaird, Perthshire, Scotland. Culcrieff is located at the foot of Glen Turret where Robert was born. | Stewart, Robert (I17356)
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| 6242 | Robert Stewart very likely belongs to IV Branch of the Stewarts of Gartnafuaran, however, his exact connection has not been confirmed and is still being researched. Robert Stewart and Jannet Cameron 1768 Febr 19th Contracted Robert Stewart in the parish of Callender and Jannet Cameron in this parish. 1. 12 Dec 1769, 14 Dec 1769, Duncan, son of Robert STEWART and Janet CAMERON in Duart of Glenfinglas (Callander) 2. 1772 May 1st Robert Stewart and Janet Cameron in Gartnafuaran had a son baptized and called John. 3. 1774 Septr 27th Robert Stewart and Janet Cameron in Creganmor had a son baptized and called Hugh. 4. 1777 March 16th Robert Stewart and Jannet Cameron in Criganmore had a child baptized and called Margaret. 5. 1780 Febr 27th Robert Stewart and Janet Cameron in Crigan had a child baptized and called James. Not in database. --- Gartnafuaran IV Robert, [a] tenant in Duart [in] Glenfinglas, [who is] one of the eight tenants of the name of Stewart in that place, and [who] pays rent of one hundred guineas. [He] left four sons: Thomas emigrated some time ago to North America and had a large family Alan in the West Indies [who is] doing well John, [who] possesses the farm which his father had. [He is an] active [and] well-doing young man. Unmarried. Robert, a cattle-dealer in Glenfinglas. Unmarried | Stewart, Robert in Craggan (I31489)
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| 6243 | Robert Stewart was a business agent and salesman for Massey (Harris) Machinery (later Massey-Ferguson) in Renfrew. Robert and Christiana lived on a farm in Burnstown but never worked the land. He had lost an arm in an accident when he was comparatively young and as a result of this he decided to go into the business world, joining the Massey Harris Co. Christina was always noted for her almost mystical ability to heal people and she spent most of her life tending to sick in the area. She was also a renowned cook and hostess. The 1911 census indicates that Robert's first language was Gaelic. | Stewart, Robert (I17410)
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| 6244 | Robert Stewart was a contemporary of Hugh Gillespie who was foreman of the Deanston Mill. Two of Robert's sons (Alexander and John) appear to have worked for Hugh Gillespie at the Deanston Mill. He is not the contemporary Robert Stewart in Buchany who married Mary Ferguson and had children in Buchany and had similarly named children. | Stewart, Robert in Deanston (I28841)
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| 6245 | Robert Stewart was a railroad inspector in Duluth, Minnesota, USA. | Stewart, Robert B (I26589)
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| 6246 | Robert Stewart was a railroad locomotive inspector. At the time of his death, he resided at 4 Montgomery Street, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. He was recorded as the son of Walter Stewart, railway brakeman, and Susan Stewart (nee Duncan). On 27 Apr 1877, at age 21, Robert Stewart, a railway locomotive inspector, son of Walter Stewart, a railway brakeman, and Susan Duncan, married in Bridgeton, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland to Janet Crighton, age 21, daughter of John Crighton and Mary McLean. In 1900, at age 47, Robert Stewart was residing in North Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, USA, with his wife and children. | Stewart, Robert (I26367)
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| 6247 | Robert Stewart was a railroad locomotive inspector. At the time of his death, he resided at 4 Montgomery Street, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. He was recorded as the son of Walter Stewart, railway brakeman, and Susan Stewart (nee Duncan). | Stewart, Robert Crichton (I26811)
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| 6248 | Robert Stewart was born 11 May 1801 at Breanachoille, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland, as the eldest son of Duncan Stewart and Mary Stewart. Sometime before 1820, Robert Stewart began studying Divinity at the University of St. Andrews. Stewarts of the South c. 1815-1820 incorrectly transposed the descriptions of brothers Robert and James Stewart as "Robert, a clerk in London" and his brother James as "James, a student of Divinity." When, in fact, it is Robert who was the student of Divinity and James who was the clerk in London. In 1841, at age 35, Robert Stewart was residing at Ardcheanochdan, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland, with his widowed mother. He was employed as a minister. In 1851, at age 47, Rev. Robert Stewart was residing at Acharacal, Ardnamurchan, Argyllshire, Scotland. He was employed as the minister of Acharacal parish. Visiting him was 90-year-old David Stewart, a land agent from Callander, believed to be the son of Walter Stewart in Wester Brackland, who may have been related to Robert's mother. ROBERT STEWART, born 1802, son of Duncan S., farmer, and Mary Stewart; educated at Univ. of St Andrews; ord. to Acharacal in 1844; trans. and adm. 2nd May 1856; dem. 14th Nov. 1869; died unmarr. 27th Jan. 1885, and was interred at Kilvicheoan. (Fasti Eccl. Scot. vol. 4, p. 113) | Stewart, Rev. Robert Minister at Acharacal (I17449)
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| 6249 | Robert Stewart was born 13 Feb 1800 in Inverlochlarig Mor, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, as a son of Alexander Stewart and Elisabeth Stewart. However, his baptism record mistakenly records his mother's name as Janet. "1800 - Feby 13th Alexr Stewart in Innerlochlarigmor and his wife Janet Stewart had a child baptd and named Robert." (Balquhidder Parish Register). For the seven other baptisms for children of Alexander Stewart in Inverlochlarig Mor, the mother's name is recorded as Elisabeth. Just four weeks prior the following baptism was recorded: "1800, Jany 12th, Alexander Stewart and Janet Stewart his wife in Carnlia had a child baptd and named Robert." The parish clerk appears to have confused the two families. Robert Stewart is identified in Stewarts of the South Section II, c. 1815, as a son of Alexander Stewart, a shepherd in Invercarnaig, who was a son of James Stewart in Auchnahard. They are identified as belonging to the Stewarts in Glentarken (VIII-Branch of the Stewarts of Glenbuckie). Robert is described as: "Robert a servant man to Mr Robert Steward [in] Auchnahard [in] Glenfinglas." In 1841, at age 35, Robert Stewart was residing in Stank in Strathyre, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, in the home of his eldest brother, Duncan. His siblings David and Ann were also residing with them. Robert Stewart has not been confidently identified in later census records. There are too many possible matches to be confident which, if any, is him. It's also possible that he may have emigrated after 1841. He appears to have been a bachelor for his entire life. | Stewart, Robert Servant in Auchnahard (I17648)
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| 6250 | Robert Stewart was born 14 Sep 1814 in Drymen Village, Drymen, Stirlingshire, Scotland, as a son of John Stewart and Mary Battison. In 1841, at age 20, Robert Stewart was residing at High Street Southside in Dunbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland with his siblings Peter and Agnes, along with their niece Mary Stewart (age 12), In 1851, at age 33, Robert Stewart was residing at College Street in Dunbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, in the home of his sister, Agnes Stewart. He was employed as a dock worker. Also residing with them were his sisters Margaret and Janet, their elderly widowed mother, Mary, and their niece Mary Currie (age 8). Robert Stewart has not been found in later records. | Stewart, Robert (I29916)
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