Schley County  Georgia Cemeteries  Stewart - Ravens Family

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Schley County Tax Assessors Office
P.O.Box 326
Ellaville, Georgia 31806

STEWART-RAVENS
Extracted from The History of Schley County compiled by the
Schley County Preservation Society.  Originally surveyed by
Lettie Lee Royal

From Ellaville take Ga 26 west to Dvane Hog Rd.(Co. 129 ?) turn 
North on Devane Hog Rd.  Cemetery off to the right shortly after turn.




Martinteir, Clara F.
(wf. of G.W.)		3-11-1850	

Mullan, Mary	
6-07-1820	9-13-1848	

Ravens, Nancy 
(wf. of D.B.)	
9-19-1800	4-02-1859	

Stewart, Elizabeth
			
Stewart, Richard M.	1808	12-14-1850	

ADDITIONAL NOTES: crash74@earthlink.net  Ron Thompson 

NANCY RAVENS: (1800-1859) was wife of David B. Ravens (1794-
1866) and a daughter of William Stewart (1762-1848).  See 1850
US Census Monroe County, GA, p. 47a, lines 42-43 (National
Archives Series M432, Roll 78); and her obituary in Brent
Holcomb's "Marriage & Death Notices from the Southern Christian
Advocate Vol. 1, 1837-1860," pp. 547 & 549.  


RICHARD M. STEWART (1808-1850) was a brother of the before
mentioned NANCY RAVENS (nee Stewart) and a son of William
Stewart (1762-1848).  He married his second wife, Isabella Gray,
13 Jan 1848. See 1850 US Census Marion County, GA, p. 248a, line
37 (National Archives Series M432, Roll 77); and Crawford
County, GA, Marriage Bk. A, p. 4.


CLARA F. MARTINTEIR (d. 1850) is actually ELIZA F. MARTINLEIR
(nee Ravens), born 1817-1818, wife of George W. Martinleir and
eldest child of the above mentioned David B. & Nancy (Stewart)
Ravens.  See 1850 US Census Monroe County, GA, p. 47a, lines 45-
46 for a listing of her husband and daughter.


ELIZABETH STEWART (no dates) was the first wife of the above
mentioned RICHARD M. STEWART (1808-1850).  She died ca1847.


MARY MULLEN (1820-1848) is unidentified but the fact she died in
1848 and has a headstone listing specific dates would indicate
she almost certainly was white.


Also, the William Stewart (1762-1848) mentioned above seemingly
is the same listed as being buried at the William Stewart Family
Cemetery 2 miles east of Ellaville, Schley County, GA (see
cemetery listing immediatly after the Stewart-Ravens Family
Cemetery on "your" site.)  He was a Revolutionary War soldier
from Amherst County, VA.
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