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   Elizabeth Stewart (born Harrison)<br>Gender: Female<br>Alias name: Lydia, Elizabeth Harrison Stewart, Lydia Stewart, Lydia Harrison<br>Birth: 1698 - Oyster Bay, Long Island, Nassau County, New York, Colonial America<br>Death: After Jan 11 1771 - Rowan County, North Carolina, Colonial America<br>Burial: After Jan 11 1771 - Yadkinville, Yadkin County, North Carolina, United States<br>Father: Isaiah Harrison, I<br>Mother: Elizabeth Harrison (born Wright)<br>Husband: Samuel Stewart<br>Children: David Stewart, Joseph Stewart, Sr, John J Stewart, Samuel Stewart, Jr, Benjamin Stewart, Isaiah Stewart<br>Siblings: Mary Cravens (born Harrison), John Harrison, I</a>, Isaiah Harrison, II, Gideon Harrison

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   Elizabeth "Lydia" Stewart (born Harrison)<br>Birth name: Elizabeth Harrison<br>Married name: Lydia Harrison Stewart<br>Gender: Female<br>Birth: Mar 30 1698 - Oyster Bay Town, Queens, New York Colony, British Colonial America<br>Marriage: Circa 1722 - Sussex, Delaware, British Colonial America<br>Death: Between Jan 11 1772 and Oct 1772 - Surry, North Carolina, British Colonial America<br>Burial: Between 1771 and 1772 - Surry, North Carolina, British Colonial America<br>Parents: Isaiah Harrison, Elizabeth Harrison (born Wright)<br>Husband: Samuel Stewart<br>Children: David Stewart Sr., Samuel Stewart II, John J Stewart, Isaiah Stewart, Joseph Stewart Sr, Benjamin Stewart&lt;br>Siblings: Isaiah Harrison, John Harrison, Gideon Harrison, Mary Cravens (born Harrison), Captain Daniel Harrison Sr, Joseph Harrison, Thomas Harrison, Jeremiah Harrison Sr., Abigail Herring (born Harrison), <br>  Additional information: LifeSketch:PLEASE READ this discussion about what facts can be documented to help distinguish from those that come from "compiled sources" that have errors, such as Find a Grave, etc. Her husband Samuel Stewart was born about 1688 at Newtown, Queens, New York on Long Island. Harrison Sr. family was at Oyster Bay as documented on the town records from 1687–1702, when Isaiah Harrison and his 2nd wife Abigail ___? sold Isaiah's Oyster Bay land and removed to Smithtown, Suffolk County. J. Houston Harrison, in his "Settlers by the Long Grey Trail," speculated about Abigail's surname but Smith is not confirmed by any records belonging to the Smiths of Smithtown, including their wills--again only speculation. Isaiah Harrison's first wife Elizabeth Wright (Gideon2, Peter I), died in 1698 as noted on the Oyster Bay Town Records along with the birth dates of Isaiah's first 5 children: Isaiah, Gideon, John, Mary, Elizabeth. been identified from land records and court records in Delaware and Virginia. These of record were Daniel, 1701, Thomas 1704, Jeremiah 1707, Abigail, 1710, Samuel, 1712. J. Houston Harrison missed in his landmark history of the Harrison family that there was at least 1 other son, born before Thomas, named Joseph. This is proven by DNA in connection with historical records in DE, VA & NC. The question of whether Lydia is the same as Elizabeth is a good one. records of Lydia in VA and NC prove her sibling relationship to the 6 named above-- and there is no further record for Elizabeth Harrison, b. 1698, but there is quite a crowded space for having children if one tries to sandwich an additional daughter Lydia in between Daniel 1701, Joseph and Thomas, 1704. Lydia was very much involved in the life of her brother Joseph Harrison in Virginia and later with his son Isaiah, and his son Joseph, in North Carolina as shown by historical records and the 100% of Joseph Harrison (4th generation) who married Ann Bawls with Samuel and Lydia's sons David and Samuel who served as sureties for Joseph Harrison, their cousin, and Lydia's nephew or grandnephew. This Isaiah3, son of Joseph2 (Isaiah I) is proven by court records to be Joseph's son and not Isaiah2 Jr. as many assumed. This correction has now cleared up the problem of Isaiah 3 living to be of a super advanced age. There is no further record for Isaiah Harrison2, Jr. after his birth record. The witness Isaiah Harrison that is sometimes cited in NJ is much more likely that of Isaiah Harrison, Sr. whose DE neighbor married just across the Delaware River which would have been an easy day trip for Isaiah Sr to support his Delaware neighbor. with the Scudder Family Historical & Biographical Journal, volume 4, no. 1., (Spring 2022). It is a very lengthy history for both the Stewarts and Harrisons over 3 generations if one is to have a more full story. Collaborative research for these families for multiple generations beginning in the 1800s and across various branches of the family is being integrated into one lengthy history. Please leave this person as Elizabeth Lydia Harrison until all the puzzle pieces are out on the table and a rational discussion among family members can occur with the benefit of the full picture. The complete version will be available at scudder.org as soon as completed. In the meantime there will be articles added there as well as on FamilySearch that take each of the research questions and sources into account that have troubled this family over the years. It will eliminate assumptions that have no basis in record fact and it will include research findings of several hired expert genealogist whose area of expertise are from New England, NY, NJ, DE, and NC and Scotland. It will also include the detailed life's work of J. T. Stewart of Tennessee, who wrote of Joseph's family in the History of Overton County.ndation, volume 4, no. 1, (Spring 2022), 194 pgs..'s Long Island records and his L. I. relationships, focuses on his daughter who married Samuel Stewart. It addresses other speculations and omissions by J. Houston Harrison, such as his son Joseph by Abigail. Isaiah Harrison, Sr., and his large in-law L.I. extended family network includes Stewarts, Scudders, Wrights, Townsends, Willets, Underhill & Ludlams, all pertinent to his L. I. history.rrison, Sr. Was a 'Smith' Is Contradicted by Long Island Sources," [for her "alleged" parents].relationships-speculation-that-abigail-2nd-wife-of-isaiah1-harrison-sr-was-a-smith-is-contra/olina; and add Potter et al. in DelawareThree Years before His Supposed Arrival in America? Townsend FamiliesElizabeth2 (Townsend) (Wright) Ludlam, the Cooper’s wife and Isaiah1 Harrison Sr.’s Mother-in-law: Her Wide-ranging Long Island Extended Family Network, Scudders Includedms, Huntington in Disputed Territory on West Side of Nissequogue River, and a Summary of Huntington’s Land Dispute with Richard1 Smith, Patentee of Smithtownabout Isaiah1 Harrison’s Family Relationships, Speculation that Abigail, 2nd Wife of Isaiah1 Harrison, Sr. Was a “Smith” Is Contradicted by Long Island Sources__? Harrison Move from Oyster Bay to Smithtown in 1702? The Hunt for Abigail among Isaiah, Sr.’s In-laws, including Scudder and Townsend Connectionsid Isaiah1 Harrison’s In-laws Know Lawrences? Isaiah1’s Contemporary, John1 Harrison of Flushing and Jamaica, L.I. and Oyster Bay and North Carolina: A Sample of 100 Years of Collaborative and New Research Reviewed. Includes Y DNA Datat, and His Will Confirms Samuel2 Stewart’s Long Island Rootsa year of Harrisons arriving in Sussex, Delaware. Harrisons initiated their purchase of Maiden Plantation in 1720 while still in New York but they finalized the purchase in the Delaware records in 1721 as shown on the records of both colonies. Samuel & Lydia's son David was born by no later than 1725 in order to be no longer a minor in 1747. This is one of the major reasons that the fictional "Samuel--1708, 1709 or 1711--various versions is shown to be a fictional person by Delaware records--could not have been of age to marry by 1721 or even 1725. Based on a wide survey of all pertinent records, there is no reason to believe there were 2 different Samuels in Delaware. A seamless timeline can be created for Samuel Stewart in Delaware from 1704, when mentioned in his father39;s will. Records for Samuel in Delaware and New Jersey show him acting in records as an adult by 1711, purchasing land from 1714 and processioning for others, and through to the late 1730s, just prior to removing to Virginia prior to 1745 with his Harrison brothers-in-law when they are well documented in Virginia. The 1 record that caused George Edson to deduce there was a younger Samuel, son of Dr. John's son David, when read in its entirety and considering the claims of the heir that are contradicted by the records of Delaware and the conflict of interest by the justice of the court and applicable series of records pertaining, shows there is no conflict or reason to invent a Samuel who is documented by no historical record.ords in NY, NJ, DE, VA & NC that is a result of collaborative research by several generations for about 100 years, including additions by professionals with expertise in their respective fields.arents were living in Newtown, Queens county, New York at the time of his birth as shown by many Newtown town records. He could not have been born in 1708 because his father died in 1704. He could not be born in 1708-1711 because his first child was born by 1725. There was only 1 Samuel documented in all the records of Delaware from 1704–1744. or Elizabeth Lydia's name and whether they are half-sisters or the same person. Please leave as Elizabeth Lydia Stewart for the present with her original FamilySearch LDS data intact since the 1930s.

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