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Somerset Completed Lookup Requests / Re: 1871 Census Porlock
« on: Sunday 29 August 10 18:38 BST (UK) »
Third attempt The Huish family connects to the Stewarts' of Norfolk County
England. I wanted to post a message but my files are too long. I have the
Stewats of England traced back to Scotland. I have 32,000 people in my files.
I have a lot of England Stewarts' worked out. Such as Augustine Stywarde, that
came to America 1611/12. The Pateshull Stewards', Nicholas Steward, my genealogy starts with Walter Stewart,1st Steward of Scotland, and works all
branches downward. I think I am in a position to write the truth about the
Stewarts'... Spellings such as Stewart, Steward, Stiward, Stywarde, Styward,
Stuard, Stuart, as well as other spellings has been the key. Also Esquire, is a term to indicate a Royal linage with a coat of arms, and the younger brothers
may be addressed as gentleman. I have made two files, one on Stewart, and the other on Huish and both are too large to post. The Huish family wrote a book on the Stuart family of London, which is my family. If I can be of help to other researchers email me at
Best Wishes,
Richard
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England. I wanted to post a message but my files are too long. I have the
Stewats of England traced back to Scotland. I have 32,000 people in my files.
I have a lot of England Stewarts' worked out. Such as Augustine Stywarde, that
came to America 1611/12. The Pateshull Stewards', Nicholas Steward, my genealogy starts with Walter Stewart,1st Steward of Scotland, and works all
branches downward. I think I am in a position to write the truth about the
Stewarts'... Spellings such as Stewart, Steward, Stiward, Stywarde, Styward,
Stuard, Stuart, as well as other spellings has been the key. Also Esquire, is a term to indicate a Royal linage with a coat of arms, and the younger brothers
may be addressed as gentleman. I have made two files, one on Stewart, and the other on Huish and both are too large to post. The Huish family wrote a book on the Stuart family of London, which is my family. If I can be of help to other researchers email me at
Best Wishes,
Richard
Moderator Comment: email address removed to help reduce spam and other abuses, as per RootsChat Policy. Please use our secure PM (personal message) system to share email addresses and other personal information. Thank You.