Matilda Boyd ~ William Stewart

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Matilda Boyd ~ William Stewart

Center Twp; Noble County, Ohio

In 1826 Samuel Stewart and family (consisting of wife and three boys William, Allen and Phillip), came from Belmont County and settled on a new farm in the township of Sharon, where the elder Stewart resided until his decease, which occurred in 1845. His wife, nee Rebecca McGrew, is still living at the advanced age of ninety-two. In 1842 William came to Sarahsville, and is at this time the oldest living resident of the village. He was born in Belmont County in 1821. He has been a successful business man, a reputable citizen, and a worthy member of the Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal church. He has been twice married. His first wife was Matilda Boyd; his present wife, Mrs. Mary E. Day, he married in 1882. Two children - Norton O. and Harry C.

Source: History of Noble County, Ohio Published by L. H. Watkins & Co. of
Chicago 1887 FHL Film 924477 Item 2

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