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- Walter is believed to be the one who married and had children as indicated here. This relationship is not confirmed.
In 1841, Walter was residing at Callander No 1 with his wife and children, Duncan and Malcolm, and living nextdoor to sisters Mary and Catharine. He was employed as a carter.
In 1851, Walter was residing at Wester Crachavie, Aberfoyle, Perthshire, Scotland, with his wife and children Duncan, Malcolm, Alexander and Violet. He was employed as an agricultural labourere.
In 1861, Walter Stewart appears to be living as a servant/plowman at the home of Donald MacFarlane in Auchray, Aberfoyle, Perthshire. He may be Walter's wife's father or uncle. His wife, Margret Stewart (nee MacFarlane), 46 years old (born about 1815 in Lochgoilhead, Argyle, is residing in Wester Crachavie, Aberfoyle, and employed as plowman’s wife is living with her children Alexander, (15 years old, born about 1846 in Aberfolye), Violet, (10 years old, born about 1851 in Aberfoyle), Margaret, (8 years old, born about 1853 in Aberfolye), Mary, (6 years old, born about 1855 in Aberfolye).
In 1871, Walter Stewart was residing at Craigland, Aberfolyle, age 54 years old, employed as an agricultural labourer. His wife is not with him. He is living with daughters Ann, 22 years old, born about 1849 in Aberfoyle, employed as a housekeeper and Mary, 16 years old, born about 1855 in Aberfoyle.
In 1881, at age 65, Walter was residing in Aberfoyle county (residence not specified), Perthshire, Scotland, alone as a widower.
On 1 Aug 1881 at age 66, Walter Stewart died at North Church Street, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland, He is recorded as an outdoor labourer, widower of Margaret MacFarlane, son of Duncan Stewart, farmer, and Annie Stewart nee MacGregor, both of whom were deceased. The informant is Walter's son-in-law, John McKeller.
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