LIVING

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Mother: LIVING

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         |_Fannie Adell STAHL _____
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LIVING

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         |_Lourana Ermina BLISS _
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LIVING

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          _Mark Alonzo STEWART _
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LIVING

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          _James Allen WADSWORTH _
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LIVING

Father: LIVING
Mother: LIVING

          _LIVING________________
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|         _David Jepson STEWART _
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Isaac Monroe CHOATE

Father: Lewis Franklin CHOATE
Mother: Elmyra Elizabeth MATTHEWS 

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Harriet COPELAND

Father: James Richardson COPELAND
Mother: Sarah HYDER 

                              _Joseph Jefferson COPELAND _
 _James Richardson COPELAND _|
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|_Sarah HYDER _______________|
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NOTES: Richison Copeland(James Richardson Copeland) married a Hyder (Sar ah Hyder), a finer woman I never saw. They raid a nice family: sons, Bent on, John, Joe, and Horace. The girls names were Harriet, Octiva, Clerind a, Sarah and Lou. By Frances Matthew Fleming. Source: History of Overto n Co., Tennessee. Researcher: Georgenia Stewart, 3 July 1999.

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Mealie DAVIS

Father: James K. Polk DAVIS
Mother: Malinda Ferbe RAY 

                        _Jesse Lee DAVIS ______
 _James K. Polk DAVIS _|
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|_Malinda Ferbe RAY ___|
                       |_Susan RAY ____________
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Source: Eunice Kilgore. E-mail: EFCK@itlnet.net. and Lois Chapmond-Bess . E-mail: Lobess@aol.com. as of 15 Jan 1999.

!No IGI as of May 9, 2007

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Mitchel F. EVANS

Father: Uin Shelby EVANS
Mother: Nancy Jo FITE 

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                    |_Elizabeth MATTHEWS _
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John L HUMPHRIES

Father: James David HUMPHRIES
Mother: Mary Ann STEWART 

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 _James David HUMPHRIES _|
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Urban Van STEWART

Father: William STEWART
Mother: Elizabeth VAN HOOSER

Family 1: Lydia Gage JACOBS

Family 2: Elizabeth LUCK


Family 3: Mary Ann JONES
  1. +William Urban STEWART
Family 4: Ellen ADAMS


Family 5: Keziah Jane JONES 


                         _Joseph STEWART _____
 _William STEWART ______|
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|_Elizabeth VAN HOOSER _|
                        |_Mary WILLIAMS ______
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Name Variation: Urban Vanhooser Stewart

NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE
All descendents of Urban Van Stewart are not on this database. I have cr eated another database strickly for his descendents. Contact: Georgeni a Stewart, 3000 Beech Knoll Ct., Las Vegas, Nevada 89108. Phone: (702) 64 5-7946 or information can be found on my webpage http://www.Stewartkin.c om.

!SOURCE: Urban Van Stewart Bible Record Loa, Utah. Copy in possession o f Mary E. Hanks of Manti, Utah.

!BIRTH: Adamsville Ward records, GS 25,640; Nauvoo Temple records, 289.3N 226n; Utah, Vol 111, page 122, 979 2H 2A.

!MARRIAGE: 1) Lydia Gage JACOB in 1837; 2) Elizabeth LUCK 21 May 1854; 3 ) Mary Ann Jones, 11 Mar 1860; 5) Keziah Jane Jones, 5 Jul 1870.

!MARRIAGE: Endowment House records, Book D, page 491. Living sealing, G S 83395.

!DIVORCE: Keziah Jane Jones, temple divorce granted 29 Jan 1881.

!DEATH: Deseret News Obituary, D45d 47, 28 Feb. 1899.

!BURIAL: Headstone at Grover Cemetery, Grover, Wayne, Utah.

BAPTISM: TIB

!SEALING: Endowment House record, Book D, page 491, GS 183,395; TIB.

!ENDOWMENT: GS 289.3N226n; born 9 Nov 1817, Overton County, Tennessee, wa shing 3 Jan 1846, endowment 3 Jan 1846, Urban Van Stewart in slg record ; SOURCE: Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register, page 97, Q area, 977.343/N1 , K29c; RESEARCH: Sherry Smith.

!PATRIARCHAL BLESSING: Blessed 9 Feb 1842, Nauvoo Ill, lineage Joseph, b y patriarch Hyrum Smith, vol 4, p 244; RESEARCH: Georgia Stewart.

HISTORY: Urban Van Stewart was born in Overton County, Tennessee, Novembe r 9, 1817, a son of William and Elizabeth (Van Hooser) Stewart. Urban Va n Stewart arrived in Utah in September, 1847, coming by wagon train and b ringing with him provisions for eighteen months as well as farm machinery . He was at the time a married man and in all acquired five wives and bec ame the father of thirty-three children, but while he lived in polygamy f or many years after that institution was abolished and made unlawful, h e was never molested by the authorities, chiefly because of his high char acter and upright life. His fourth wife, Ellen Adams Stewart, the mothe r of John Riley Stewart, was of Red Point, Northumberland, Pa., and a dau ghter of David Barclay and Mary (Cook) Adams, natives of Scotland, wher e Mr. Adams learned the trade of iron worker. Mrs. Adams died on the stea mboat Mary on the Missouri River, and Mr. Adams came to Utah and followe d his trade at Cedar City and Adamsville, the latter place being named i n his honor. For his second wife he married Lydia Catherine Mann, and die d August 4, 1881, after which his second wife came to Wayne County. Urba n Van Stewart first settled at Salt Lake City, but was later called to Pa rowan to help of the community. Later he was a pioneer consecutively at B eaver, Teasdale and Grover, and in 1885, at the time of the Crusade, leav ing the others in other parts of the state, where he had provided them wi th good homes. He was a big stockman and promoter of things worthwhile a t Beaver and elsewhere, and at Beaver was an important factor in the coop erative cattle and sheep organizations. He held several priesthoods and w as presiding elder for seven or eight years at Grover, where his death oc curred.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.708
Married Mary Cook in Scotland. She was born Oct. 10, 1811. Their children : James b. Nov. 15, 1835; Adam b. May 1, 1837; Ann b. Dec. 1, 1838; Marga ret b. Jan. 1, 1840, m. Philo T. Farnsworth; Mary b. Feb. 1, 1843; Davi d Cook b. Aug. 25, 1845, m. Mary Eleanor Armstrong Oct. 12, 1867; Ellen b . May 10, 1848, m. Urban Van Stewart. Family home Beaver, Utah.

Guide to Archives and Manuscripts Collections In Selected Utah Repositori es Pulsipher, Myrtle S.; History of Urban Van Stewart, 1965; 1 item (4 p. ); Granddaughter of Stewart; Summary: Typewritten biographical sketch o f Stewart, an early Mormon convert and Utah pioneer. Also included is a t ypescript letter from Marva Cowley containing biographical information ab out Stewart, 1976; Gift of Myrtle S. Pulispher, 1975 and Marva Cowley, 19 76; 1. Stewart, Urban Van, 1817-1898. I. Cowley, Marva; MSS SC 412; ID: U TBV85-A876

B. H. Roberts, Comprehensive History of the Church, Vol.3, Ch.90, p.47 1 - p.472 The third expedition against Indians under the authority of th e "State of Deseret" was to the northward, the Shoshones or Snakes bein g the cause of the alarm. The trouble arose in the month of September, 1 850. As reported in the Deseret News, the treatment of the Indians by th e emigrants of 1849, and later the killing of two Shoshone women by trave lers, "as we are creditably informed, from Illinois," says the Deseret Ne ws article, had wrought a very marked change in the disposition of the no rthern Indians towards the white settlers in the Salt Lake region, than w as at first manifested. They had become predatory in their action, and i n the northern settlements on the Weber and Ogden rivers, had taken to pa sturing their horses in the grain fields, stealing corn and melons, runni ng off cattle, stealing horses, etc., etc., until their actions had becom e insufferable. In one of the Indian night raids upon the gardens in Bro wnsville [i. e. Ogden], a settler of the name of Urban Van Stewart, fire d upon them and killed an Indian, said to be a petty chief. The next da y the Indians in retaliation killed a man of the name of Campbell, some d istance from the settlement on the north bank of Ogden river, and threate ned to massacre the inhabitants of Brownsville, and burn the place.
The matter was reported at Salt Lake and a detachment of the state militi a was dispatched under command of Horace S. Eldredge, with instructions t o "stand on the defensive." Upon this show of force and promptness of ac tion the Shoshones moved northward, taking with them some horses and catt le belonging to the settlement. A band of Ute Indians from the south wer e near Brownsville and to make sure of their non-interference if a battl e took place, a number of them, without resistance were taken prisoners a nd held as hostages for the good behavior of the band who were ordered t o move south to their own lands, and have nothing further to do with th e future movements of the Shoshones--orders which they obeyed. The preda tory band of Shoshones moved so far northward that fear of further hostil ities no longer existed, and after about a week's absence from Salt Lake , the militia under Eldridge returned.

Andrew Jenson, Church Chronology, May 30, 1897 (Sunday) At the Wayne Stak e quarterly conference, held at Loa, Wayne Co., the 112th quorum of Seven ty was organized by Apostle Francis M. Lyman and Elder J.
Golden Kimball; Walter H. Jeffery, Joseph Eckersley, John H. Petersen, Ja mes P. Anderson, Moroni Lazenby and Urban Van Stewart, presidents. Sidne y A. Hanks was subsequently set apart as the seventh president.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.1188
STEWART, URBAN VAN. (son of William Stewart, born 1768, Overton, Tenn., a nd Elizabeth Van Hooser, born 1772, of Overton). He was born Nov. 9, 1817 , at Overton. Came to Utah September, 1847.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.1188
Married Lydia Gage Jacobs 1837, in Caldwell county, Mo., who was born 182 2, and came to Utah with husband. Their children: Edna A. b. May, 1840, m . Robert McDonald April 18, 1855; Henry b. 1842, d. infant; Urban Jacob b . May 13,

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.1188 CONT 1846, m. Emily ---- .
Family home, Salt Lake City.
1846, m. Emily ---- . Family home, Salt Lake City.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.1188
Married Elizabeth Luck May 21, 1854, Parowan, Utah, who was born Nov. 7 , 1827, in Buckinghamshire, Eng. Their children: Joseph Stewart b. Nov. 9 , 1852 (adopted); Van b. April 16, 1855, d. Feb. 14, 1864; Levi b. Marc h 4, 1857, d. April 21, 1864; Elizabeth b. March 18, 1859, m. Samuel S. W ard March 21, 1875; Rosanna E. b. Sept. 12, 1861, m. Jason B. Webb May 24 , 1876; Sarah V. b. Sept. 27, 1863, m. Albert Bird Nov. 12, 1878; Eunic e A. b. Aug. 31, 1868, m. George W. Valentine March 15, 1885. Family hom e Beaver, Utah.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.1188
Married Mary Ann Jones March 11, 1860 (daughter of William E. and Mary Jo nes), who was born Feb. 8, 1845. Their children: Mary Jane b. Nov. 18, 18 61, m. John Limb Feb. 6, 1878; Liza Ann b. Dec. 15, 1863, d. July 6, 1865 ; Martha Ellen b. June 21, 1866, m. John E. Cox Dec. 27, 1882; William Ur ban b. Oct. 10, 1868, m.
Rosa E. Adams Nov. 14, 1890; Daniel Jones b. Feb. 25, 1871, m. Ellen S . Adams June 19, 1895; Margret Caroline b. Nov. 26, 1873, m. John D. Adam s Dec. 30, 1891; Robert Charles b. April 7, 1876, d. July 23, 1901; Georg e Heber b. March 30, 1879, m. Lydia C. Covington June 5, 1901; Lewis Jenk ins b. Sept. 18, 1881, d. Jan. 20, 1907; Clara Bell b. March 25, 1884. Fa mily home Beaver, Utah.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.1188
Married Ellen Adams July 14, 1865, Salt Lake City (daughter of David B. A dams and Mary Cook, who were married 1834, former came to Utah, latter di ed in Missouri). She was born May 10, 1848, Northumberland, Pa. Their chi ldren: Mary Ellen b. July 20, 1867, m. Walter E. Hanks April 15, 1887; Da vid James b. Sept.
25, 1869, m. Fanny Simmons Dec. 22, 1892; Urban Van b. Oct. 6, 1871, m.M argret Franklin Dec. 21, 1897; John Ruly b. Aug. 27, 1873, m. Cornelia Co vington Aug. 14, 1903; Lydia Catherine b. Nov. 3, 1875, d. Feb. 1, 1877 ; Andrew Adams b. March 5, 1877, d. July 10, 1882; Rosa May b. June 14, 1 880, m. Moroni Lazenby Oct. 14, 1898; Levi b. Oct. 31, 1882, d. Feb. 10 , 1892. Effie Elizabeth b. Feb. 17, 1886, m. William J. Covington; Walte r Ernest b. Sept.
27, 1888. Family resided Beaver and Adamsville, Utah.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.1188
Married Keziah Jones (daughter of William and Mary Jones), who was born J uly 16, 1855. Their children: Margret, m. Mr. Valentine; Edward, m. May P ace; Susan, m. Lars Frandson.

Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, p.1188
Seventy; high priest; presiding elder of Grover, Teasdale branch; mission ary to southern Illinois, 1843; and also to the White mountains. He assis ted in putting in the crops in Clover valley. Farmer. Died Dec. 25, 1899 , Grover, Utah.

LDS Biographical Encyclopedia, Andrew Jenson, Vol. 3, p.526 Stewart, Urba n Van, a Utah pioneer of 1847, was born Nov. 9, 1817, in Overton county , Tennessee, the son of Wm. Stewart and Elizabeth Van Hooser. When five y ears of age he moved with his parents to Madison county, Illinois, wher e he lived till 1835, when he went to Missouri, where he, as a convert t o "Mormonism," was baptized July 15, 1836, by Seymour Brunson in Log Cree k, near Far West, Missouri. He was married in the same place to Lydia Gag e Jacobs in 1837. At this time the mob was very hostile and by the advic e of the Prophet Joseph Smith [p. 527] the family moved into Far West whe re Bro. Stewart stood guard during those troublous times. In the early sp ring of 1839 he moved to Quincy, Illinois, and in 1840 he located on Suga r Creek, Iowa, where his house and nearly everything he had was destroye d by fire. In the spring of 1841 he moved to Nauvoo, working much of th e time on the Nauvoo Temple until 1843, when he and his brother Levi wer e called on a mission to southern Illinois, but were recalled shortly aft er on account of the death of their mother and Urban's little son Henry . He took part in the trials incident to those times in and around Nauvoo , and besides his labors on the public works he spent much time on guar d duty. In 1845 he was ordained a Seventy by Daniel S. Miles and at the t ime of the exodus in 1846 he traveled west and located temporarily with h is co-religionists at Winter Quarters on the west bank of the Missouri ri ver. He went up the river to what was called "Brigham's Farm" and helpe d to put in crops, and in June, 1847, he left for Great Salt Lake Valley , where he arrived in September, 1847, bringing provisions for eighteen m onths, together with farming tools and other articles in one wagon. Bro . Stewart took part in the White Mountain Mission and helped to put in cr ops in Clover Valley, now in Nevada, which place afterwards was given u p to the Indians. Bro. Stewart endured the hardships incident to the earl y settlement of Utah uncomplainingly and frequently subsisted on roots an d whatever could be obtained to keep himself and family alive. He was on e of the pioneers of Beaver, Utah, where he resided for a great many year s, taking a most active part in establishing the institutions of that pla ce. Subsequently he moved to Wayne county and became a resident of Grover , where he acted as presiding Elder and where he died Dec. 25, 1898, eigh ty-one years old. Bro. Stewart had five families and was the father of th irty-three children, twenty-four of whom survived him. At the time of hi s demise he also had seventy-four grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildr en and a number of great-great-grandchildren. By his first wife, Lydia Ga tes Jacobs, he had three children, namely, Edna, Henry and Urban Jacobs . By his second wife, Elizabeth Luck, whom he married May 21, 1854, he be came the father of six children, namely, Van, Levi, Elizabeth, Rosanna E. , Sarah V. and Eunice A. By his third wife, Mary Ann Jones (daughter of W illiam E. and Mary Jones), whom he married March 11, 1860, he became th e father of ten children, namely, Mary Jane, Liza Ann, Martha Ellen, Will iam Urban, Daniel Jones, Margaret Caroline, Robert Charles, George Heber , Lewis Jenkins and Clara Bell. By his fourth wife, Ellen Adams (daughte r of David R. Adams and Mary Cook), to whom he was married July 14, 1865 , he became the father of ten children, namely, Mary Ellen, David James , Urban Van, John Riley, Lydia Catherine, Andrew Adams, Rosa May, Levi, E ffie Elizabeth and Walter Ernest. By his fifth wife, Keziah Jones (daught er of William and Mary Jones), whom he married July 16, 1855, he became t he father of three children, namely, Margaret, Edward and Susan. Bro. Ste wart and his wife Elizabeth Luck also adopted one child, a boy, named Jos eph Stewart. Bro. Stewart was a man of stirling qualities, a strict obser ver of the Word of Wisdom and a faithful Latter-day Saint.

SEALING TO SPOUSE: Urban Van Stewart, had Nancy Stewart (his aunt, siste r to William Stewart) sealed to him after her death. She had never marrie d and he gave her the sealing ordinance; SOURCE: Georgia Stewart.

Found in Family- Search (AFN: 1CH0-G2) & Notes of Shirley Jaspar Edwards-

BIRTH: 9 Nov 1817 Overton County, Tennessee

When he was five years of age he moved with his mother to Madison County , Illinois as his father and mother had previously separated, where he li ved until 1835. He went to Missouri as a convert to Mormonism was baptise d July 15, 1836, by Seymour Brunson in Log Creek, near Far West, Missouri . He was married at this place to Lydia in 1837.

MARRIED: Lydia Gage Jacobs 14 July 1837 Caldwell, MO.

BAPTISED: July 15, 1837, log Creek, near Far West, Missouri

Because of the hostile mob and by the advice of the Prophet Joseph Smit h the family of moved into Far West where Brother Stewart stood guard dur ing the troublous times. In 1840 he located on Sugar Creek, Iowa, where e verything he had but the running gears of his wagon and a cow were destro yed by fire. In the spring of 1841 he moved to Nauvoo working on the temp le quarrie getting rock and working on the temple. He was one of the temp le guards for nearly a year. He also guarded the home of the Prophet. Spr ing of 1843 he and his brother Levi were called on a mission to souther n Illinois, but were recalled shortly after on account of the death of th eir mother and Urban's little son Henry. He took part in the trials and i ncidents in and around Nauvoo.

FIRST WAGON TO THE GREAT SALT LAKE VALLEY: June 1847 - Sept 1847

In June 1847 he left Winter Quarters for Great Salt Lake Valley arrivin g in Sept.1847, bringing provisions for 18 months and farming tools and o ther articles in one wagon. In the fall of 1851 Urban Stewart caused th e accidental killing of the Shoshoni chief, Terakee, who was trying to ge t an animal from Urban's inclosure (his corn field) and this caused an up heaval among the Indians against the settlers. "He moved to Parowan in co nsequence of having killed an Indian who he thought was stealing his cor n at night. Later he moved to Beaver, Utah, where he assisted in the erec tion of a mill. He died at Grover, Utah." SOURCE: Pioneers of the Southwe st and Rocky Mtn Regions, by Joseph Fish LDS 973 W2fi V.5.

MARRIED: Elizabeth Luck 21 May 1854 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Mar y Ann Jones 11 Mar 1860 Parowan, Iron, Utah
Ellen Adams 15 Jul 1865 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Keziah Jane J ones 5 Jul 1870 (div) Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah

DIED: 25 December 1898, Grover, Wayne Co, Utah

He died at age 81, Dec 25, 1898 and had five families. He was father of 3 3 children, 24 survived him. He had 74 grandchildren, 12 great grandchild ren, and a number of great great grandchildren.

BURIED: Grover, Wayne County, Utah.

THE PIONEERS OF THE SOUTH WEST AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGIONS by Joseph Fis h (1840 - 1926) Volume five Mormon Migrations and related events LDS 97 3 W2fi v.5

Urban Van Stewart, son of William Stewart and Elizabeth Van Hooser was bo rn Nov 9, 1817 in Tenn. He was an early settler at Ogden, but soon move d to Parowan, partly no doubt, in consequence of having killed an India n who was stealing his corn at night. "He later moved to Beaver, Utah, wh ere he assisted in the erection of a mill. He died at Grover, Utah, Dec 2 5, 1899 (page 505).

"UTAH PIONEER JUBILEE 1897 Pioneer Urban V.Stewart, residence Grover town , Wayne Co, Utah. Born 9 Nov 1817, Overton Co, Tennessee (written in hi s own hand on the document)

"Arrived in Salt Lake Valley the 27th of September 1847. A 0 Smoot's comp any, captain of 100 A O Smoot, Captain of 50 Brother Wallis, Captain of 1 0 Brother Mount. "The companies traveled together up the Plat River accor ding to my count there was 605 wagons all told in the companies. We saw l ots of buffaloes as we came we had several stampedes we met some of the p ioneers of the Pacific Springs the 12th of August and it snowed that da y when we got to the mountains. We had to travel in tens when we stoppe d at Fort Bridgeor. Mr Bridgeor said he would give one thousand dollars f or the first year of corn raised in Salt Lake Valley.

"I had two children Urban J. he lives in San Bernardino of California an d a daughter Edna A. She is married to Robert McDonald they live at Liver more Allimida co California. I do not expect that they can go to the cele bration but they came with me. (does this mean they came with him in 184 7 to Salt Lake). Perhaps they have not the means to make the trip. U V St ewart."

UTAH PIONEER OF 1847: Member of Capt. Abraham 0 Smoot's Hundred, part o f which arrived in G. S.L. Valley Sept 25,1847 LDS Family History Librar y #298442 SLC departed from Winter Quarters, Nebraska, 17 June with 223 p eople, Roster JH 21 Jun 1847, p 38-44.

Seventy; high priest; presiding elder of Grover, Teasdale branch; mission ary to southern Illinois, 1843; and also in the White mountains. He assis ted in putting in the crops in Clover valley. Farmer. Died. Dec 25, 1899 , Grover, Utah. Son of William Stewart, born 1768, Overton, Tenn., and El izabeth Van Hooser, born 1772, of Overton. He was born Nov 9, 1817, at Ov erton. Came to Utah September 1847. Married Lydia Gage Jacobs 1837 in Cal dwell co, Mo, who was born 1822, and came to Utah with husband. Their chi ldren: Edna A., b May 1840, m Robert McDonald, April18,1855; Henry b 1842 , d infant; Urban Jacob b May 13,1846, m Emily...., family home, Salt Lak e City.

CENSUS: 1850 Urvan age 33, laborer, born TN $70
CENSUS: 1856 Utah Territory Census Film #0505913 Urban V Stewart 693 Paro wan City Iron County Folder #24 Urban V Stewart, Elizabeth Stewart, Edna , Joseph CENSUS: 1860 Salt Lake co, 087, 8th W Salt Lake City CENSUS: 18 70 Beaver co, UT 519 So Cottonwood ward Urban age 51, farmer, city 008, 0 1
co, SC born, $1700 real estate, $1800 personal in household, CENSUS: 188 0 ---------- possible Grover, Wayne co, Utah?

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