Benjamin Stewart: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1769 - Yes, date unknown

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Generation: 1

1.	Benjamin Stewart was born 1769, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA (son of William Stewart and Mary Harris); died Yes, date unknown. Benjamin married Susannah Evans Warren, North Carolina, USA. Susannah (daughter of Isaac Evans) died , USA. [Group Sheet]

Generation: 2

2. William Stewart was born 1723, Virginia, USA (son of Elizabeth Stewart).
William married Mary Harris. Mary was born 1738. [Group Sheet]

Mary Harris was born 1738.

Children:

1. Benjamin Stewart was born 1769, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA; died Yes, date unknown.
John Stewart was born 1761, Mecklenburg, Virginia, USA; died 1809.

Generation: 3

5.
Elizabeth Stewart was born 1695, Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA (daughter of Patriarch Stewart and Matriarch Stewart).
Children:

2. William Stewart was born 1723, Virginia, USA.

Generation: 4

10. Patriarch Stewart died , USA.
Patriarch married Matriarch Stewart. Matriarch died , USA. [Group Sheet]

11.

Matriarch Stewart died , USA.

Children:

5. Elizabeth Stewart was born 1695, Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA.
John Stewart was born 1715, Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA; died 14 Feb 1765.
Rebecca Stewart was born 1717, Virginia, USA.
Thomas Stewart was born 1727, Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA.

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