Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
MemoAbt 1768?
Residence1845, Barbour County, VA111209
Residence1849, Harrison County, VA111210
Residenceca 1855, Barbour County, VA111211
Memo1859 aft her death?
Memo87 yrs
FatherCharles Callahan (1744-ca1820)
MotherAnn Mary Steuart (1747-)
Spouses
1Edward Usher Steuart 
36456,111184,111185,111186,36460,111187,111188,111189,111190,17205,36464,111191,111192,111193,111194,111195
36456,111184,111185,111186,36460,111187,111188,111189,111190,17205,36464,111191,111192,111193,111194,111195Memonow Highland County, VA
Memoallowed pension for his Revolutionary War service
Memo1839?
MemoNow WV
Alias/AKAStuart111193
FatherWilliam W. Steuart (1732->1796)
MotherMargaret Usher (<1734-1805)
Military
Part II VA Militia Pensioners2019
Pg 92 Section No. 70 Steuart, Edward. - Bath, Sep 12, 1832. Abt 1779 substituted for Joseph Beathe, in a three months’ tour under Capt McCreery, at Clover Lick Fort. Drafted bat 1778, serving two months or over at Vance Fort under Capt Andrew Lockridge. Abt 1780, drafted and served two months against the British. Marched under Capt John McCoy to Richmond and Camp Holly. Drafted three months, 1781, serving at the siege of Yorktown, under Capt Thomas Hicklin, Maj John Wilson and Col. Samuel Vance. Drafted three months, 1782, serving as ensign under Capt George Poage, guarding the Augusta frontier at Clover Lick fort.
West Virginians in the Revolution76804
Pg 277 Stuart, Edward (Lieutenant)
Service - VA, VA No 12068, No. W 6170 & B.L. Wt 26039
Rev War Pension & Bounty Land Warrant Application Files2978
Pg 11 Barber Co VA 27 Nov 1845 Mary Steuart, aged abt 80 yrs, appeared in Barber County VA Court, as widow of Edward Steuart who was Ensign in the Army a pensioner, she was married 4 Apr 1786 Augusta Co VA to Edward Steuart whom d: 7 Apr 1844
Pg 21 Edward Steuart W 6170 Edward Stuart of VA whose widow, Polly Callahan Stuart, received a pension account of his services in Rev War
Edward Steuart b: Feb 1759, place and parents names not shown
Enlisted (place not shown) and served with VA Troops as follows:
Sometime in 1778, two months as a private in Capt Andrew Lockridge’s Company at Vance’s Fort on the frontiers of Augusta Co VA
1779, three months as a private in Capt Robert McKery or MrCrory’s Company at Clover Lick on said frontier
1780, two months as private in Capt John McCoy’s Company, near Richmond
1781, three months as private in Capt Thomas Hicklin’s Company, Col Samuel Vance’s Regiment and was at the siege and in the engagement at Yorktown and was one of the guard that marched the British prisoners to Winchester VA
1782, three months as ensign in Capt George Poage’s Company at Clover Lick on the frontiers of Augusta Co and was out on several scouting parties against the Indians.
It is not shown that he served in the War of 1812 and he d: prior to the commencement of the Mexican War.
He was allowed pension on his application executed 8 Jan 1833, while a resident of Bath Co VA. In 1837 he had moved to Harrison Co VA.
Pg 22 W 6170 Edward Steuart Marr: 4 Apr 1786 Augusta Co VA, Mary Callihan (Calaghan), Widow allowed pension on her application executed 27 Nov 1845 at which time she was aft 80 yrs & resided in Barbour Co VA
Pg 22 Mary Stuart, widow of Edward Stuart, Certif 5147, issued 16 Oct 1849, rate $60 per annum, commenced 4 Mar 1848, Act of 2 Feb 1848 VA (Wheeling) Agency
Pg 71 Request to Veterans Bureau, Washington DC for information on Edward Stuart who entered the war at 18 yrs from Staunton in Monterey. After his death at age of about 83 wife received a pension. Her name was. Callahan Stuart. At about middle age engaged in the war ( ? ) or the War of 1812 as Capt and was known at home Ned. His grandson is living his name is Edward Stuart. His father’s name was John Stuart. The soldiers grave is in the home farm, his father’s name was William Stuart, his mothers name was Lady Margaret Usher both of ( ? ) Scotland. Any information thankfully for DAR Chapter into which I have been voted. /s/ Mrs. Hope Steuart White.
Pg 92 Section No. 70 Steuart, Edward. - Bath, Sep 12, 1832. Abt 1779 substituted for Joseph Beathe, in a three months’ tour under Capt McCreery, at Clover Lick Fort. Drafted bat 1778, serving two months or over at Vance Fort under Capt Andrew Lockridge. Abt 1780, drafted and served two months against the British. Marched under Capt John McCoy to Richmond and Camp Holly. Drafted three months, 1781, serving at the siege of Yorktown, under Capt Thomas Hicklin, Maj John Wilson and Col. Samuel Vance. Drafted three months, 1782, serving as ensign under Capt George Poage, guarding the Augusta frontier at Clover Lick fort.
West Virginians in the Revolution76804
Pg 277 Stuart, Edward (Lieutenant)
Service - VA, VA No 12068, No. W 6170 & B.L. Wt 26039
Rev War Pension & Bounty Land Warrant Application Files2978
Pg 11 Barber Co VA 27 Nov 1845 Mary Steuart, aged abt 80 yrs, appeared in Barber County VA Court, as widow of Edward Steuart who was Ensign in the Army a pensioner, she was married 4 Apr 1786 Augusta Co VA to Edward Steuart whom d: 7 Apr 1844
Pg 21 Edward Steuart W 6170 Edward Stuart of VA whose widow, Polly Callahan Stuart, received a pension account of his services in Rev War
Edward Steuart b: Feb 1759, place and parents names not shown
Enlisted (place not shown) and served with VA Troops as follows:
Sometime in 1778, two months as a private in Capt Andrew Lockridge’s Company at Vance’s Fort on the frontiers of Augusta Co VA
1779, three months as a private in Capt Robert McKery or MrCrory’s Company at Clover Lick on said frontier
1780, two months as private in Capt John McCoy’s Company, near Richmond
1781, three months as private in Capt Thomas Hicklin’s Company, Col Samuel Vance’s Regiment and was at the siege and in the engagement at Yorktown and was one of the guard that marched the British prisoners to Winchester VA
1782, three months as ensign in Capt George Poage’s Company at Clover Lick on the frontiers of Augusta Co and was out on several scouting parties against the Indians.
It is not shown that he served in the War of 1812 and he d: prior to the commencement of the Mexican War.
He was allowed pension on his application executed 8 Jan 1833, while a resident of Bath Co VA. In 1837 he had moved to Harrison Co VA.
Pg 22 W 6170 Edward Steuart Marr: 4 Apr 1786 Augusta Co VA, Mary Callihan (Calaghan), Widow allowed pension on her application executed 27 Nov 1845 at which time she was aft 80 yrs & resided in Barbour Co VA
Pg 22 Mary Stuart, widow of Edward Stuart, Certif 5147, issued 16 Oct 1849, rate $60 per annum, commenced 4 Mar 1848, Act of 2 Feb 1848 VA (Wheeling) Agency
Pg 71 Request to Veterans Bureau, Washington DC for information on Edward Stuart who entered the war at 18 yrs from Staunton in Monterey. After his death at age of about 83 wife received a pension. Her name was. Callahan Stuart. At about middle age engaged in the war ( ? ) or the War of 1812 as Capt and was known at home Ned. His grandson is living his name is Edward Stuart. His father’s name was John Stuart. The soldiers grave is in the home farm, his father’s name was William Stuart, his mothers name was Lady Margaret Usher both of ( ? ) Scotland. Any information thankfully for DAR Chapter into which I have been voted. /s/ Mrs. Hope Steuart White.