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- In 1841, at age 56, Walter Stewart was residing alone at Kirkton House, Neilston, Renfrewshire, Scotland. He was employed as a farmer.
In 1851
Walter Stewart is mentioned in his brother John's will in 1860 as a former farmer in Kirkton near Neilston, Renfrewshire, Scotland.
Walter's will refers to himself as Walter Stewart, farmer at Kirkton, and mentions:
Robert Stewart at Bucklivie near Balfron, son of Walter's brother Duncan Stewart, residing in Buchlivie.
John Bimmie Wood, merchant at Eglinton Street, Glasgow
James Robertson, clerk with Messers Pollock and Gilmour, merchants in Glasgow
Robert Andrew, merchant at Neilston
(The above are named as trustees.)
Robert Stewart at Duntocher, brother
John Stewart at Murdieston near Shotts, brother
William Stewart in Australia, brother
James Gourlay. shoemaker in Killearn, spouse of my late sister, Catherine.
Catherine Binnie in Glasgow, daughter of John Binnie (trustee above)
(These are listed at beneficiaries.)
Witnessed by Alexander Robertson Ferguson, apprentice to Matthew Anderson, writer in Neilston;
William Mullen in Neilston, son of the deceased Mark Mullen
Andrew Young Mullen at ___ Mills
John Donnachie, labourer at Neilston
(receving financial gifts)
Walter Stewart died upon the twenty-third day of July Eighteen hundred and fifty-nine.
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