_Jean Philippe PIERSON _
|
_Henri PIERSON _________|
| (1689 - 1747) m 1713 |
| |_Suzanne OURY __________
|
|
|--Lorenz PIERSON
| (1714 - ....)
| _Nickel SCHWEITZER _____
| |
|_Elisabetha SCHWEITZER _|
m 1713 |
|_Sara ROSE _____________
[2183] He emigrated to Pennsylvania on the ship "Robert & Alice" and landedin Philadelphia on 11 Sep 1738. Settled in Bucks co., PA.
_Norman Eugene STUART _____+
| (1938 - ....) m 1963
_Norman Eugene (Jr.) STUART _|
| (1964 - ....) m 1984 |
| |_Gwendolyn Mattie POLSTON _+
| (1945 - ....) m 1963
|
|--Dustin Anthony STUART
| (1986 - ....)
| _Marvin Kenneth HOLEMAN ___
| |
|_Jennifer Sue HOLEMAN _______|
(1964 - ....) m 1984 |
|_Mary Anne CONDOR _________
_SILAS STUART _______+
| (1739 - 1812) m 1763
_JOHN STUART ________|
| (1777 - 1855) m 1802|
| |_ABIGAIL JUDD _______+
| (1745 - 1833) m 1763
|
|--FREDERICK AGUSTUS STUART
| (1806 - 1893)
| _THOMAS WM. STONE ___
| | (1750 - ....)
|_SUSANNAH STONE _____|
(1782 - 1861) m 1802|
|_MARY CATLIN ________
[662]
He came to Catharine, NY from Kent, CT with his father John in 1824.He was part of the Episcopal Church of Catharine, NY, listed as avestryman in 1837. His name appeared on the first page of the firstissue of Scientific American, published Thursday, 28 August 1845, inNew York. Vol. 1, No. 1.-- for having received a patent in 1844. Hewas living in Catharine, NY at the time.
[673] He walked from Montour Falls/Catharine, NY to Washington DC to filehis patent, but never received the money that was coming to him. --According to Mary Jo Stuart Wilcox of Mansfield, PA, whose nephew haspatent papers.
[674]
Here is an article from the 1897 Tioga co., PA History - on St. James’Protestant Episcopal Church, Mansfield borough, PA:
The Church "originated in a Sunday-school started by William Hollandin March, 1865, of which Mrs. James R. Wilson, Mrs. Joseph P. Morrisand others were active members. Mr. Holland acted as lay reader untilApril, 1866, when Rev. N. Barrows became rector, after which serviceswere held regularly in the Baptist church, which had been rented forthat purpose. A church was organized, of which William Hollands andCharlotte, his wife; Mrs. Sarah E. Morris, James R. Wilson andMargaret his wife; Robert Crossley and Mary, his wife; Frederick Hart,Josephine and Irene Stewart, were members. A charter of incorporationwas obtained May 30,1867. The necessary funds for a building weresecured, the cornerstone laid September 12, 1868,Bishop Stevens, andthe building completed and opened for worship December 21,1870, thecost , including bell and organ, being $7,500. It is located on thesouth west corner of Wellsboro and St, James streets. On April 24,1871, the church was dedicated by Bishop Stevens, the officers at thetime being James R. Wilson, senior warden; William Hollands, juniorwarden; R. Crossley, A.J. Rodd, F.A. Stuart, F. A. Allen, and J.P.Morris, vestry men."
[672] His death record gives his occupation as "inventor". His obit. saidhe came from "Troy, NY" to Mansfield in 1863, but this may actually beTroy, Bradford co., PA, which would make more sense.
[675] This was either a mistake by Jay Stone (filling out the form) or elseit was his nickname.
[663]
[S57]
Gwendolyn Polston Stuart & Norm Stuart ged-com.
[664]
[S55]
Mansfield, Richmond Twp., Tioga co., PA Censuses
[665]
[S36]
Montour Falls, NY Death Records
[666]
[S53]
Southport, Chemung co., NY Census--1850, p.339.
[667]
[S56]
Scientific American--first issue, 1845, on-line.
[668]
[S54]
Southport, Chemung co., NY Census--1860, p. 632.
[669]
[S75]
Southport, NY 1855 census (Frederick A. Stuart)
[670]
[S86]
Look-up in Tioga Co., PA cemetery inscriptions
[671]
[S85]
Letter from Mary Jo Stuart Wilcox of Mansfield, PA
_SAMUEL STEWART _____+
| (.... - 1753)
_Nathan STUART ______|
| (1720 - ....) m 1741|
| |_HANNAH BENNETT _____+
| (1680 - 1769)
|
|--Nathaniel STUART
| (1755 - ....)
| _____________________
| |
|_Thankful ___________|
m 1741 |
|_____________________
[2337]
He went from VT. to his boyhood home in CT when 44 years old and
married. This was probably his second marriage. They lived in
Huntington, Chittenden Co., VT in 1811.