Anthony Willis family tree » Urban Van Stewart Sr (1817-1898)

Données personnelles Urban Van Stewart Sr 

• Il est né le 9 novembre 1817 dans Livingston, Overton, Tennessee, USA.Les sources 1, 2

  Attention: Avait plus de 65 ans (68) lors de la naissance (17 février 1886) de l'enfant (Effie Elizabeth Stewart).

  Attention: Avait plus de 65 ans (66) lors de la naissance (25 mars 1884) de l'enfant (Clara Bell Stewart).

  Attention: Avait plus de 65 ans (71) lors de la naissance (26 septembre 1889) de l'enfant (Walter Ernest Stewart).

• Résidant en l'an 1880: Adamsville, Beaver, Utah, USA.Source 1
• Il est décédé le 25 décembre 1898 dans Grover, Wayne, Utah, USA, il avait 81 ans.Source 2
• Il est enterré décembre 1898 dans Grover, Wayne County, Utah, United States of America.Source 2
• Un enfant de William Stewart et Elizabeth Van Hooser

Famille de Urban Van Stewart Sr

(1) Il est marié avec Lydia Gage Jacobs.

Ils se sont mariés le 14 juillet 1837, il avait 19 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. Edna Ann Stewart  1840-1915
2. Henry Pulaski Stewart  1843-1843
3. Urban Jacob Stewart  1846-1918

(2) Il est marié avec Elizabeth Luck.

Ils se sont mariés le 21 mai 1854, il avait 36 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. Van Stewart  1855-1864
2. Levi Stewart  1857-????
3. Elizabeth Stewart  1859-1922 
4. Rosanna Elizabeth Stewart  1861-1933 
5. Sarah Van Hooser Stewart  1863-1934
6. Eunice Ann Stewart  1868-1959

(3) Il est marié avec Mary Ann Jones.

Ils se sont mariés le 11 mars 1860, il avait 42 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. Mary Jane Stewart  1861-1915 
2. Eliza Ann Stewart  1863-1865
3. Martha Ellen Stewart  1866-1922
4. William Urban Stewart  1868-1943 
5. Daniel Jones Stewart  1871-1895
6. Margaret Caroline Stewart  1873-1949
7. Robert Charles Stewart  1876-1901
8. George Heber Stewart  1879-1957
9. Lewis Jenkin Stewart  1881-1907
10. Clara Bell Stewart  1884-1965

(4) Il est marié avec Ellen Cook Adams.

Ils se sont mariés le 15 juillet 1865, il avait 47 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. Mary Ellen Stewart  1867-1944
2. David James Stewart  1869-1942
3. Ervin Van Stewart  1871-1903
4. John Riley Stewart  1873-1938 
5. Lydia Catherine Stewart  1875-1877
6. Andrew Adams Stewart  1878-1883
7. Nellie Stewart  ± 1880-????
8. Rosa May Stewart  1880-1955
9. Levi Stewart  1882-1892
10. Effie Elizabeth Stewart  1886-1963
11. Walter Ernest Stewart  1889-1955

(5) Il est marié avec Keziah Jane Jones.

Ils se sont mariés le 5 juillet 1870 à Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA, il avait 52 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. Margaret Ann Stewart  1871-1894
2. Edward Thomas Stewart  1874-1941
3. Susan Keziah Stewart  1877-1938

Notes par Urban Van Stewart Sr

Urban Van StewartB:Birth9 Nov 1817 • Livingston, Overton, Tennessee, USAD:Death25 Dec 1898 • Grover, Wayne, Utah, USA Records 6 Photos 1 FamilySpouse & ChildrenLydia Gage Jacobs 1823-1895Edna Ann Stewart 1840-1915Henry Pulaski Stewart 1843-1843Urban Jacob Stewart 1846-1918Spouse & ChildrenEllen Adams 1848-1932Mary Ellen Stewart 1867-1944John Riley Stewart 1873-1938Effie Stewart 1886-Walter Stewart 1888-Spouse & ChildrenKeziah Jane Jones 1855-1905Margaret Ann Stewart 1871-1894Edward Thomas Stewart 1874-1941Susan Kesiah Stewart 1877-1938Spouse & ChildrenMary Ann Jones 1845-1917Mary Jane Stewart 1861-1915Eliza Ann Stewart 1863-1865Martha Ellen Stewart 1866-1922William Urban Stewart 1868-1943Daniel Jones Stewart 1871-1895Urban Vann Stewart 1872-Margaret Caroline Stewart 1873-1949Robert Charles Stewart 1876-1901George Heber Stewart 1879-1957Clara Bell Stewart 1884-SpouseElizabeth LuckWhere is this information from?This information is from Jena Stewart Family Tree, created by lapeliroja.Son of William Stewart and Elizabeth Van HooserAndrew Jenson, LDS Biographical Encyclopedia, Vol. 3, p. 526When five years of age he moved with his parents to Madison county, Illinois, where he lived till 1835, when he went to Missouri, where he, as a convert to "Mormonism," was baptized July 15, 1836, by Seymour Brunson in Log Creek, near Far West, Missouri.He was married in the same place to Lydia Gage Jacobs in 1837. At this time the mob was very hostile and by the advice of the Prophet Joseph Smith the family moved into Far West where Bro. Stewart stood guard during those troublous times. In the early spring of 1839 he moved to Quincy, Illinois, and in 1840 he located on Sugar Creek, Iowa, where his house and nearly everything he had was destroyed by fire. In the spring of 1841 he moved to Nauvoo, working much of the time on the Nauvoo Temple until 1843.Urban Van Stewart arrived in Utah in September, 1847, coming by wagon train and bringing with him provisions for eighteen months as well as farm machinery. He was at the time a married man and in all acquired five wives and became the father of thirty-three children, but while he lived in polygamy for many years after that institution was abolished and made unlawful, he was never molested by the authorities, chiefly because of his high character and upright life.Urban was the husband of● Lydia Gage Jacobs, 14 Jul 1837● Elizabeth Luck, 21 May 1854● Mary Ann Jones, 11 Mar 1860● Ellen Adams, 15 Jul 1865● Keziah Jane Jones, 5 Jul 1870His fourth wife, Ellen Adams Stewart was of Red Point, Northumberland, Pa., and a daughter of David Barclay Adams and Mary Cook, natives of Scotland, where Mr. Adams learned the trade of iron worker.Urban Van Stewart first settled at Salt Lake City, but was later called to Parowan to help of the community. Later he was a pioneer consecutively at Beaver, Teasdale and Grover, and in 1885, at the time of the Crusade, leaving the others in other parts of the state, where he had provided them with good homes.He was a big stockman and promoter of things worthwhile at Beaver and elsewhere, and at Beaver was an important factor in the cooperative cattle and sheep organizations. He held several priesthoods and was presiding elder for seven or eight years at Grover, where his death occurred.Terikee, the chief - from the Winslow Farr OrganizationMormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Abraham O. Smoot - George B. Wallace Company (1847)“Obituary. Urban Van Stewart,” Deseret Evening News, 28 Feb. 1899, 7.Grover, Wayne Co., Feb 29th, 1899.Another Pioneer of 47 was laid lovingly to rest before the close of the year, at his home in Grover, Wayne Co., Utah. Urban Van Stewart, son of William Stewart and Elisabeth Van Hooser Stewart, died Dec. 26, 1899, and was buried on the 27th. He was born in Overton Co., Tennessee, Nov. 9th 1817, where his parents lived until he was 5 years of age, moving from there to Madison Co., Ill., where he lived until 1835; then they went to Missouri, where July 15th, 1836 he became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, being baptized by Semour Brunson in Log creek, near Far West, Missouri. Was married in the same place to Lydia Gage Jacobs, 1837. At this time the mob was very hostile and by the advice of the Prophet Joseph, they moved into Far West or Adam ondi Aman. He was one of the company that was called to go to Far West to stand guard during their troubious times.In the early spring 1839 he moved to Quincy, Ill. In 1840 he moved to Sugar Creek, Iowa when he had his house and nearly everything he had burned up.In the spring of 1841 he moved to Nauvoo, working much of the time on the Nauvoo Temple until 1843 when he and his brother, Levi, were called on a mission to the southern part of Illinois, but were recalled shortly after on account of the death of their mother and Urban’s little son, Henry. He took part in all the trials incident to those time in and around Nauvoo, for besides his labors on the public works he spent much of his time on guard duty. In 1845 he was ordained a Seventy by Elder Daniel H. Miles. He moved in 1846 to Winter Quarters, on the west bank of the Missouri river; went up the river to what was called Brigham’s Farm and helped put in crops, and in May, 1847, he started for Salt Lake Valley, where he arrived in September, bringing provisions for eighteen months, farming tools, etc., in one wagon.He took part in the White Mountain mission and helped put in crops in Clover Valley, which they were afterwards instructed to give to the Indians. He endured the hardships incident to the early settlement of Utah, uncomplainingly, subsisting on roots and whatever could be obtained to keep himself and family alive.He was one of the pioneers of Beaver where he resided for a great many years and helped much in establishing the institutions of that place. He was a man of sterling qualities: a kind and generous husband and father. He was a strict observer of the Word of Wisdom, and faithful and energetic in all the requirements of the Gospel.His age was 81 years, 1 month and 14 days. He had five families and was the father of 33 children, 24 of whom survive him, also 74 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and a number of great-great-grandchildren.Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Abraham O. Smoot - George B. Wallace Company (1847); Age at Departure: 29

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