Husband Dr. Alexander Stewart 1 2
Born: 28 Sep 1809 - Frederick Co, MD 1 3
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Died: 5 Jan 1894 3
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Father: John Stewart ( - ) 1 3
Mother: Rosanna Sheeler ( - ) 1 3
Marriage: 1836 3
Other Spouse: Margaret Grabill ( -1833/1835) 1 3 - 1832 3
Other Spouse: Eunice G. Wilson (1822-1901) 3 - 1858 3
Wife Elizabeth Hamill 1 2 3
Born: 13 May 1813 3
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Died: 22 Apr 1853 1 3
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Father: Capt. George Hamill (1773-1849) 4
Mother: Mary Rippey ( - ) 4
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1 M George Hamill Stewart 3 5
Born: 29 Dec 1837 - Shippensburg, Cumberland Co, PA 5 6
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Spouse: Mary C. McLean (1838-1884) 5 6
Marr: 22 Nov 1862 6
Spouse: Ella J. Snodgrass (1850- ) 6
Marr: 23 Feb 1887 6
2 M John Stewart 3
Born: 4 Nov 1839 - Shippensburg, Cumberland Co, PA 6
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Spouse: Jane Holmes Larmour ( - ) 7
3 M Alexander Stewart 8 9
Born: 17 Sep 1843 - Shippensburg, Cumberland Co, PA 8 10
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Spouse: Nancy Elizabeth Hays ( -1897) 11
Marr: 1877 - Shippensburg, Cumberland Co, PA 10
4 F Mary Augusta Stewart 3
Born: 8 Dec 1845 3
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Died: 3 Dec 1900 3
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Spouse: James E. McLean (1839-1895) 3
5 F Charlotte Louisa Stewart 3
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Spouse: John H. Craig ( - ) 3
6 M Robert Cochran Stewart 3
Born: 9 Dec 1850 3
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Died: 10 Feb 1899 3
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General Notes: Husband - Dr. Alexander Stewart
He was educated at Mount St. Mary's College, and at the age of nineteen began the study of medicine at Emmitsburg, Maryland. He was graduated M. D. at Washington Medical College, Baltimore, in 1831. Soon after receiving his degree he came to Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, where he was in active practice for nearly half a century. He was a skillful physician and enjoyed an extensive practice. To his medical skill he added an agreeable personality and was always held in affectionate professional and personal regard by his neighbors in Shippensburg and the surrounding country. In many cases he served the same family through successive generations. Late in life he relinquished all business cares except the presidency of the First National Bank of Shippensburg, of which he was the first president.
It was only when impaired vision interfered with the active discharge of his professional duties that he ceased from his labors.