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From: "Charles.Clark" <>
Subject: Re: [STEWART-L] Irish Stewarts
Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 09:46:09 +1200
References: <3CF10E02.A8E9E18C@sympatico.ca>


They don't sound familiar, but having a considerable background in Ireland, I'd
suggest you give us some more detail.
In particular, how do you know that a great deal of research has been done on them?
Whereabouts in Ireland is the other question?
Research in Ireland is a funny business sometimes, sort of depends on who you know
rather than directly on what you can look up, and there is much more available than
sometimes appears at first glance to be the case.
Charlie

Morgaine wrote:

> My Stewart family branch is remarkably elusive. Though I know a great
> deal of research has been done on them, I have no idea by whom and
> unsure where to start. Thought I'd pop these names out there and see if
> they sound familiar to anyone.
> My great great grandparents were
> David STEWART - birthplace...Ireland...(yes, even his birth certificate
> says that). His parents were Annie HAMILTON and Paul STEWART - also
> born in Ireland. David married Rebecca BROWN - birthplace - you guessed
> it - Ireland. I do not have her parents names. They moved to Canada in
> the late 19th century as the children were listed as being born here.
> If any of these Irish Stewarts/Hamiltons/Browns sound familiar to
> anyone, I'd love to hear from you. I do have further dates, names etc.,
> but thought I'd start with a query just on these names. Thanks
> Deborah Crawford, Midland, Ontario
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