A
CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY
OF
THE ROBERT STEWART/AMELIA ROBERTSON FAMILY
compiled
by Dawn Gardiner James
2
Oct 1798 Robert Stewart and Amelia
Robertson, both of this parish, were booked for proclamation of marriage
(Logierait Parish Register, FHL102757).
25
Sep 1799 Elizabeth, Lawful Da. to Robert Stewart, farmer, & Amelia
Robertson in Mains of Edradynate, was born 25 & bap'd 27th Sep 1799
(Logierait Parish Register, p4,
FHL102756).
4 Mar 1801 Margaret, Lawful Da. to Robert Stewart
& Amelia Robertson in Mains of Edradynate, was born 4 Mar and Bap'd 5th
1801 (Logierait Parish Register, p11, FHL102756).
9 Feb 1803 Amelia, Lawful Da. to Robert Stewart,
farmer, & Amelia Robertson in Mains of Edradynate, was born February 9th
& Bap 11th 1803 (Logierait Parish Register, p19, FHL102756).
13
Feb 1805 John, Lawful Son to Robert Stewart, Farmer, & Amelia Robertson
in Mains of Edradynate, was born 13th and bap'd 18th Feb 1805 (Logierait Parish
Register, p29, FHL102756).
19
Feb 1807 Robert, Lawful Son to Robert Stewart, Farmer, & Amelia
Robertson in Mains of Edradynate, was born February 19th & baptized 25th
1807 (Logierait Parish Register, p40, FHL102756).
9 Feb 1809 Isobel, Lawful daughter to Robert
Stewart, farmer, and Amelia Robertson in Edradynate, was born February ___ and
baptized 9th 1809 (Logierait Parish Register, p60, FHL102756).
1 Sep 1812 James, Lawful son to Robert Stewart,
farmer, and Amelia Robertson in Edradynate was, born September 1 & baptized
7th 1812 (Logierait Parish Register, p89, FHL102756).
31
May 1816 Mary, Lawful daughter of Robert Stewart, farmer, and Amelia
Robertson in Drumshanachan, was born March 31st & baptized 9 Apr 1816
(Logierait Parish Register, p123, (FHL102756).
ALEXANDER
SMALL/MARGARET STEWART FAMILY
14
Nov 1823 Perth, the 25th day of October
1823, contracted Alexander Small,
baker, in Saint Pauls Church, Parish of Perth, and Margaret Stewart in the said parish, daughter to Robert Stewart,
farmer in the parish of Logierait. The
persons named were regularly proclaimed and married on the 14th day of Nov.
said year, by the Rev. Forrest Frew, minister of the First Relief Congregation
in Perth. (Perth Parish Register, pg 82,
FHL1040164)
13
May 1825 Robert Small was born at Dunkeld, Perth.
14
Feb 1828 James Small was born at Dunkeld, Perth.
14
Feb 1831 Thomas Small was born at Dunkeld, Perth.
3 Sep 1838 Alexander Small was born at Dunkeld,
Perth (Dunkeld Parish Register, FHL102723).
7
Jun 1841 Census of High Street,
Dunkeld Parish, Perth, (p8, FHL101906)
Alexander Small 40 Baker born
in county
Margaret Small 39 born
in county
James Small 13 born
in county
Thomas Small 10 born
in county
Alexander Small 2 born
in county
31
Mar 1851 Census of Stobwell Road,
Dundee, Forfarshire (Book 63, FHL103639)
Margaret Small Head Wid 48 Vintner Perth,
Logierait Thomas Small Son Unm 20 Sailor Perth,
Dunkeld
Alexander Small Son 12 Scholar Perth,
Dunkeld
12
May 1853 Margaret Small, widow of Andrew Small*, sailor, died 12 May 1853,
age 49 [52]. Born Logierait. Cause of
death: Water in chest. Last residence:
Butterburn. Buried at 1312/2A (FHL102619.
*Should be Alexander Small.)
JOHN STEWART/HELEN SCOTT/ANN WILSON FAMILY
13
Dec 1830 John Stewart, cooper, married Helen
Scott, both of Dundee Parish. Helen,
daughter of James Scott, weaver (Dundee Parish Register, p28, FHL102615).
9 Aug 1834 Agnes Stewart died age 9/12, daughter
of John Stewart, Merchant, and Helen Scott, his wife (Monument Inscription at
1312/2, The Howff, Cemetery, Dundee, FHL104163).
11
Aug 1834 Agnes Stewart was buried. Cause of death: nervous complaint, Number
of stone and letter: 725 West B.
(FHL102617. The "West"
number indicates that Agnes was buried in an unmarked grave immediately west of
the one marked 725. The monument at her
grave was added in 1837. A, B, C
indicate the south to north positions in the plot, A being on the south side.)
1836 Amelia Stewart was
born to John Stewart and Helen Scott (see 1841 census FHL101800).
1837 The monument was erected at 1312/2, The Howff, Cemetery, Barrack
Street, Dundee. Inscribed as follows:
Agnes Stewart died 9 Aug 1834 aged
9/12, daughter of John Stewart,
merchant, Dundee, and Helen Scott
his wife. The above Helen Scott died 17
Nov 1847, age 45. Isabella Stewart, wife of George
Fairley, mason died 8 Feb 1848, age 36, and James, their infant son, died in infancy (Copied by Sydney Cramer,
Dundee Branch, British Mission, FHL104163.
It is strange that daughter, Margaret, and sister, Margaret, are not
listed on the monument, both were buried at this site.)
1839 Mary Stewart was born
to John and Helen Stewart (see 1841 census FHL101800).
24
Jan 1841 Margaret Stewart was born to John Stewart, grocer, and Helen Scott
at Dundee (Dundee Parish Register, FHL102615).
5 Feb 1841 Margaret Stewart christened at Dundee,
named after her paternal aunt (FHL102615
5 Feb 1841 Margaret Stewart, daughter of John
Stewart, grocer, died, 12 days old.
Cause of death: croup (FHL102618).
7 Feb 1841 Margaret Stewart was buried at 1312/2C,
the Howff, Dundee (FHL102618).
7 Jun 1841 Census
of Princes Street, south-side, Dundee, (ED7, p25, FHL101800)
John Stewart 35 Grocer not
born in county
Hellen Stewart 36 born in county
Amelia Stewart 5 born in county
Mary Stewart 2 born in county
1842/1845 Robert Stewart was born to John Stewart
and Helen Scott at Dundee (see 1851 Census, ED 6, p16, FHL103637, and 1861
Census, ED8, p1, FHL103788 Robert is 9
in 1851, 16 in 1861, an error in writing or memory.)
17
Nov 1847 Helen Scott died, age 45, wife of John Stewart, grocer. Born at Coupar Angus. Cause of death: fever. Last place of residence: Princes Street,
Wallace Feus. Died at the
infirmary. Place of interment: 1312 A,
The Howff, Dundee (Death/Burial Records,
FHL102619; Monument Inscriptions at The Howff, Dundee, FHL104163).
3 Jul 1848 John Stewart, grocer, married Ann Wilson, both of this parish
(FHL993404).
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Mar 1851 Census of Princes St.,
Neibertsons Land, Dundee, (ED6, p16 FHL103637)
John Stewart Head Mar 42 Victuallar Perth
C'y, Logierait
Ann Wilson " Wife Mar 24 Forfar C'y,
Dundee
Amelia Stewart Dau 16 Scholar Forfar
C'y, Dundee
Mary Stewart Dau 12 Scholar Forfar C'y, Dundee
Robert Stewart Son
9 Scholar Forfar C'y, Dundee
Ann Stewart Dau 1 Forfar
C'y, Dundee
Christina Cameron Serv 17 House servant Perth
C'y, Inchture
15
Jun 1851 A stillborn daughter of John
Stewart, grocer, Princes Street, Wallace Feus, was buried at 1312/2 A, The
Howff, (Dundee Register of Burials, FHL102619).
3 Dec 1860 Amelia Stewart, 24, Shopwoman in a baby
linen warehouse, (spinster), Victoria Street, Daughter of John Stewart,
coffeehouse keeper, and Helen Scott (dec),
married
Alexander Stool, 24, Able Seaman,
(bachelor), Victoria Street, Son of David Stool, accountant, London, and
Margaret Gall (dec).
8
Apr 1861 Census of 21 Meadowside
Road, Dundee, (ED8, p1, FHL103788)
John Stewart Head Mar 52 Victualling Shopkeeper Perthshire, Logierait
Robert Stewart Son Unm 16 Baker
(jour) Forfarshire,
Dundee Ann
Barclay Serv Mar 30 Domestic
Servant Forfarshire,
Dundee
1 Feb 1866 John Stewart, Baker, Pauper, Married to
Ann Wilson, died at 2:30 p.m. at the Poor House, Dundee. Age 57 years. Father: Robert Stewart, farmer;
(deceased). Mother: Amelia Stewart MS
Robertson (deceased). Cause of death:
Bronchitis, as certified by P.M. Baxter, surgeon. Informant: W. Dempster, assistant in Poor
House, present (#118, 1st Dist, Dundee, FHL350894).
(John,
born 13 Feb 1805, had trouble with remembering ages; he was 60 years old at his
death, just a few days from his 61st birthday.
He claimed to be 35 in 1841, 42 in 1851, 52 in 1861. That sudden drop in age shows up after he
married the much younger Ann Wilson. He
was quite consistent after that and the death ages of his sisters, Isabel and
Margaret, are 3 years too young on their death records, making the years
between them accurate, Margaret 4 years older than John; Isabel 4 years
younger. His brother, Robert's death age
is 2 years off, 67 rather than 69 in 1876.
The
following temple ordinances were done by the Margaret S. Gardiner family:
3 Mar 1896 John Stewart, liv abt 1802 [1805],
[Logierait], Perth, Scotland, died 1865 [1866], baptized by proxy Wm. F.
Gardiner, gd nephew (Salt Lake Temple Record, p70, FHL183416).
5
May 1898 Mrs. John Stewart, liv abt 1805, died at Dundee, Forfar, Scotland
abt 1850. Baptized by proxy, Margaret S. Gardiner, niece-in-law (SL Temple
Record, p265, FHL183416).
29
Sep 1898 Mrs. John Stewart, liv abt 1805, of Dundee, Forfar, Scotland, died
abt 1850 [1847]. Endowed by proxy,
Margaret S. Gardiner, niece-in-law (Salt Lake Temple Record, p230, FHL184090).
7
Dec 1923 John Stewart, born 1802 [1805], Perth Co., Scotland, died 1865
[1866]. bp. 3 Mar 1896. Endowed by proxy, Harry W. Cushing, inst
Clarence L. Gardiner, nep (should be gd Nep, as on baptism record,
Salt
Lake Temple Record, p554, FHL184147).
(It
is interesting that Margaret used "about" dates in almost every
temple record, but Clarence omitted the "abouts".)
(For Robert Stewart/Elizabeth Stewart Family see William Stewart
History)
GEORGE FAIRLEY/ISABEL STEWART FAMILY
19
Mar 1837 Isabell Stewart married George
Fairley, mason, at Dundee; both of this parish (FHL102615).
11
Sep 1839 Mary Fairley was born to George Fairley and Isabell Stewart.
Christened 22 Sep 1839 (Dundee Parish Register, Vol 18, p1194, FHL102614 or
FHL993403).
7 Jun 1841 Census
of Arthur Street, Dundee (ED72, FHL101801)
George Fairley 30 Mason, Jour born
in county
Isobel Fairley 30 not
born in county
Mary Fairley 1 born
in county
16
Jul 1841 Amelia Fairley was born to George Fairley and Isabell Stewart,
Named after maternal grandmother.
Christened 27 Jul 1841 (Dundee
Parish Register, Vol 19, p35, FHL102615 or FHL993403).
1845 John Fairley was born
to George Fairley and Isabell Stewart (see 1851 Census, FHL103638).
24
Apr 1847 James Fairley was born to George Fairley and Isabell Stewart
(FHL102615 or FHL993403).
4 Dec 1847 James Fairley died at Dundee, age 5
mos, born at Dundee, son of George Fairley, mason. Cause of death: teething. Last place of residence: Arthur Street. Buried at 1312/2-A (FHL102619, FHL104163).
8 Feb 1848 Isabella Stewart, wife of George
Fairley, mason, died, age 36, born at Logierait Parish; Cause of death: typhus
fever. Last place of residence: Arthur
Street. Buried at 1312/2B The Howff,
(Dundee Burial Record, FHL102619; Monument Inscriptions FHL104163). Isabella died one day before her 39th birthday.
31
Mar 1851 Census of 72 Arthur Street,
Dundee (ED39, FHL103638)
George
Fairley Head Wid 44 Mason Forfarshire,
Dunnichen
Mary Fairley Dau 11 Scholar Forfarshire, Dundee
Amelia Fairley Dau
9 Scholar Forfarshire, Dundee
John Fairley Son 6 Scholar Forfarshire, Dundee
Agnes Grant Serv Unm 24 Housekeeper Forfarshire,
Lundie
William Gordon Visitor 30 Bootmaker Perthshire,
Findo Gask
10
May 1861 South Union Street,
Dundee. After banns according to the
forms of the Church of Scotland, George
Fairley, mason, jour, widower, age 51, Castle Lane, Dundee, Son of John
Fairley, farmer (dec), and Mary Langlands (dec), married Ann Ferguson, age 46, domestic servant, South Union Street,
daughter of James Ferguson, labourer (dec), and Janet Keillor (dec). Witnesses: Alfred Wright, Christian
Allison. Minister: Robert Smith,
Minister of St Clements (#97, 2nd Dist, Dundee, (FHL224166).
12
Sep 1886 George Fairley, mason, died at 4 Craig Street, Dundee, age 80. Married to (1) Isabella Stewart, (2) Ann
Ferguson. Cause of death: Broncho pneumonia.
Informant: George Turner, son-in-law, 30 High Street (#477, 2nd Dist, Dundee; Research by James
Thompson, Edinburgh. Death Index
FHL103426).
HENRY LAING/MARY FAIRLEY FAMILY
2 Jun 1865 At
Paradise Road, Dundee, after banns according to the forms of the United
Presbyterian Church, Henry Laing,
32, Blacksmith (journeyman), Widower of Mary Carrol, Vault, Dundee, Son of
James Laing, labourer (deceased), and Agnes Laing MS Tempest, married Mary Fairley, 27, Domestic Servant,
Spinster, Cowgate, Dundee, Daughter of George Fairley, mason, and Isabella
Fairley MS Stewart (deceased).
Witnesses: Amelia Fairley and John Fairley. George Gilfillan, Minister (#212, 1st Dist, Dundee, FHL330175).
9 Jul 1865 Christina Laing was born to Henry Laing
and Mary Fairley.
27
Dec 1866 Mary Fairley Laing died, age 28, cause of death: disease of liver
and jaundice 6 mos. Married to Henry Laing, blacksmith, 17 Vault, Dundee. Daughter of George Fairley, mason, and
Isabella Stewart (dec) (#1394, 2nd Dist, Dundee, FHL350894).
3 Apr 1871 Census
of 15 Vault, Dundee (ED3, Sch189, FHL103942)
Henry
Laing Head Mar 39 Blacksmith Fife,
Cameron
Margaret Laing Wife Mar 38 Blacksmiths
Wife Perth, Perth
Henry Laing Son 15 Blacksmith
Apprent. Forfar, Dundee
William Laing Son 13 Blacksmith
Apprent. Forfar, Dundee
Christina Laing Daur
5 Scholar Forfar, Dundee
4
Apr 1881 Census of 15 Vault, Dundee,
(ED2, p25, FHL203483)
Henry Laing Head Mar 48 General Blacksmith Fife, Cupar
Margaret Laing Wife Mar 47 Perth,
Perth
Henry Laing Son 24 General
Blacksmith Forfar, Dundee
Christina Laing Daur 16 Millworker Forfar,
Dundee
GEORGE TURNER/AMELIA FAIRLEY FAMILY
3
Jul 1876 George Turner, 29, Bachelor, Grocer's Assistant, 15 Exchange
Street, son of William Turner, Cloth Lapper and Jane Turner MS Anderson,
married Amelia Fairley , 33,
Spinster, Confection Packer, 15 Castle Street.
Daughter of George Fairley, Mason, and Isabella Fairley MS Stewart
(dec). Witnesses: William Turner,
Christina Fraser. Married at 15 Castle
Street. Free Church (#160, 3rd Dist,
Dundee, Research by James Thompson, Edinburgh).
28
Jan 1878 William Turner was born at 23 Castle Street, Dundee. Son of George Turner, Grocer's Assistant, and
Amelia Fairley, who married 1876 Jul 3rd, Dundee
Informant:
George Turner, father, present (#85, 3rd Dist, Dundee, Research by James
Thompson, Edinburgh).
23
Apr 1879 Isabella Stewart Turner was born at 101 Victoria Road, Dundee. Daughter of George Turner, Grocer's
Assistant, and Amelia Fairley, who married 1876 Jul 3rd, Dundee (#718 4th Dist, Dundee; Research by James Thompson, Edinburgh).
5 Apr 1891 Census
of 125 Nethergate, Dundee (ED3 p3, FHL108704)
George Turner Head Mar 39 Grocer's Assistant Perth, Perth
Amelia Fairley Turner Mar 40 Grocer's Wife Forfar, Dundee
William Turner Son 13 Scholar Forfar,
Dundee
Isabella Turner Daur 11 Scholar Forfar, Dundee
William McDonald Bord Unm 23 Woolen
Warehouseman Aberdeen, Foregan
Ronald Stewart
Lickner " Unm 18 Photographer/Silver Printer England Elizabeth
Ewan Bord Unm 50 Dressmaker England
Margaret Soutar Bord Wid 49 Dressmaker Forfar, Dundee
Amelia Cierans Bord Unm 39 Dressmaker England
Ellen Gibson Bord Unm 27 Dressmaker Midlothian,Edinburgh
Clara Coults Bord Unm 21 Photographer's Assist. Aberdeen, Aberdeen
Mary Ross Serv Unm 37 Domestic Servant, Gen. Forfarshire, BroughtyFerry
(Apparently Amelia kept
a boarding house.)
17
Sep 1912 Amelia Fairley Turner died, aged 70 years, at Parochial Hospital,
Dundee, usual residence: 9 Bell Street.
Married to George Turner, grocer's assistant. Daughter of George
Fairley, mason (jour), (dec) and Isabella Fairley MS Stewart (dec). Cause of death: cerebral softening, broncho
pneumonia. Informant: William Turner, son,
9
Bell Street (#769 4th Dist, Dundee, Research by James Thompson).
JOHN FAIRLEY/CHRISTINA MACPHERSON FAMILY
23
Apr 1867 After banns according to the
Free Church of Scotland, John Fairly,
age 24, compositor, bachelor, 14 Dallfield Terrace, son of George Fairly, stone
mason, and Isabell Stewart (dec), married Christina
MacPherson, age 24, PLW, spinster, 14 Dallfield Terrace, daughter of
Alexander McPherson and Isabella Hardie.
Witnesses:
William Law, Eliza Ness. Andrew
Creighton, Minister of Chapelshade (#3164, 1st Dist, Dundee, FHL348998).
RESEARCH
NOTES
Beatrice Gardiner Low, daughter of
Robert Gardiner and Margaret Stewart, left us some excellent clues to help
identify our Stewart ancestors. She told
of her mother's visits to cousins who lived on estates in Perthshire. Cousins' names were Crighton and Gray. Margaret Stewart's sister, Jane or Jean,
married James Crighton (Crichton), and lived at Lochside in Kinclaven Parish.
They
were the only family listed at Lochside, indicating that it is an estate, not a
village.
The estate of Edradynate in
Logierait Parish is the birthplace of all the children of Robert Stewart and
Amelia Robertson. Drumshanachan, the
birthplace of their youngest daughter, Mary, is also "in
Edradynate." Their son, Robert, was
living in Edradynate at the time of his marriage to Elizabeth Stewart.
These large estates were originally
created by gifts or charters from the king.
He placed close friends and allies, often a family member, in various
places throughout the kingdom in positions of power to give support to himself
as ruler. Two famous kings of Scotland are King Duncan I, who was murdered by
his cousin, Macbeth, in 1039, and Robert the Bruce who became King Robert I in
1306. King Robert's daughter, Marjorie,
married the son of the High Steward, and their son became King Robert II of
Scotland. The Erskines then became
stewards to the Stewart kings.
Queen Mary, who was educated in
France where they do not use a "w" in their alphabet, changed the
spelling of her family name to Stuart.
An interesting sidelight is the French spelling of James Chrichton's
daughter's name, Jeannette Stuart Crichton, probably named after her
grandmother, Jean Stewart Crichton (see William Stewart History).
Burke's "The Landed
Gentry," says "John [Stewart] of Fothergill had a Crown Charter of
his lands 30 Oct 1455, and acquired the lands of Edradynate from John, 1st Earl
of Athole, by charter dated 24 July, 1465." John of Fothergill is the son of James
Stewart, who is the son of Alexander Stewart, 4th son of King Robert II of
Scotland.
In the 1700s the estate was owned
by the Robertsons, probably because ownership came to a Stewart daughter
married to a Robertson. Later that
problem faced Duncan Robertson and ownership passed to his son-in-law, who was
a descendant of John Stewart of Fothergill.
"James Stewart of Derculich, b. 1730; m. 1778, Margaret, dau. of
Duncan Robertson of Edradynate, a direct descendant of Alexander Robertson, 9th
Laird of Struan." Son of the above
James Stewart of Derculich, was known as James Stewart Robertson, whose son,
James Stewart-Robertson (owner of Edradynate in 1937) "assumed by
direction the additional name of Robertson."
The above James Stewart of
Derculich, born 1730, was the son of Robert Stewart of Derculich, born 1704,
the son of the Rev. Robert Stewart of Killichassie, Minister of Killin,
1679-1729. "At his death in 1729 he
left, with other sons, whose descendants
are now all extinct in the male line, Robert Stewart of Derculich, b.
1704."
If the sons of Robert and Elizabeth
Stewart of Logierait and Dundee left no descendants, their family would be
extinct in the male line. We have no
record of any children born to them.
I
have found no sons born to Robert, son of John Stewart, son of Robert and
Amelia. That leaves their son James as a
possible progenitor of a male Stewart line, but I have not been able to
identify him on any record other than birth.
As farmer at Edradynate, our
ancestor was probably a relative of the owner of the estate. If he were a grandson of one of those
"other sons" of the Rev. Robert Stewart, he would be a cousin to the
James Stewart of Derculich, who became owner of Edradynate by marrying Margaret
Robertson.
(Robert
Stewart and Amelia Robertson were very popular names in Perth. Another Robert Stewart and Amelia Robertson
married in 1785, lived at Craggun in Logierait Parish, then moved to Edinburgh. Their daughter, Amelia, born in Edinburgh,
married James McLaren and lived at Findynate in Logierait Parish near
Edradynate.)
If Robert Stewart, farmer in
Edradynate (and married to Amelia Robertson), is a descendant of the Rev.
Robert Stewart of Killichassie this would be his line of descent from Robert
the Bruce down to the "other sons":
Robert
the Bruce, or King Robert the I of Scotland
Marjorie
Bruce, his daughter, married the High Steward; their son was
Robert
Stuart, King Robert II; his 4th son was
Alexander
Stewart
James
Stewart
John
Stewart of Fothergill, whose 2nd son was
Alexander
Stewart
Robert
Stewart, died 1546
James
Stewart, md. Janet Stewart, dau. of James Stewart of Fincastle, died 16 Oct
1565
John
Stewart, md. Margaret, dau. of Alexander Stewart of Carse, died 1606
Alexander
Stewart, md. Margaret Robertson of Lude
James
Stewart, md. Barbara, dau. of Duncan Menzies of Comrie; their second son was
Rev.
Robert Stewart of Killichassie, minister of Killin, md. Jan 1683, Anna, dau of
Duncan Campbell, and had son,
Robert
Stewart of Derculich.........."and other sons now extinct in the male
line."
James
Stewart of Derculich, son of above Robert, had son
James
Stewart of Derculich, md. Margaret, dau of Duncan Robertson of Edradynate.
James
Stewart Robertson, their son, is father of
James
Stewart-Robertson, owner of Edradynate in 1937
A
possible entry for the birth of our ancestor, Robert Stewart, farmer at
Edradynate, who married
Amelia
Robertson in 1798 is:
Robert,
lawful son to Robert and Katherine Stewart in ... of Killichassie was bap 5 Feb
1774. (Logierait Parish Register FHL102756).
The
marriage of the above parents: Robert Stewart in Killichassie and Catherine
Stewart in Aberfeldie entered their names... 4 July 1772 (Logierait Parish
Register, FHL102757)
Someone
had to research the Edradynate Stewarts to know that the other sons of the
minister were extinct in the male lines, but did they record that
research? Of the Edradynate Stewarts,
Burke's "The Landed Gentry" says, " The pedigree of this family
is fully recorded in the Court of Lord Lyon King of Arms, Scotland." We need to search for those other sons of
the Rev. Robert Stewart of Killichassie, to see if we can make a connection
with the above Stewarts. That would give
us one long line that reaches back to 1033.