Source:  History of The Pan-Handle
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Janet Waite    1998
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SAMUEL STEWART

Samuel Stewart, a son of Col. Stewart, born in Lancaster county, Pa., in 1780;
came with his father to Hancock county in 1790.  He assisted his progenitor in 
clearing away the forests and tilling the virgin soil.  Was married to Miss Nancy 
Cochran, then moving on the farm now in the possession of Alfred Marx.  Their
union resulted in seven childre, namely: Jacob, Susan, Mary, Samuel, Nancy, 
Rebecca and George.  His wife died, and then he married Nancy Tucker.  They
removed on  a farm near East Liverpool, Ohio.  After the death of his second wife
he again married, leading Miss Mary Flanegin to the altar.  She bore him two sons,
namely: Robert and James.  He followed farming as his vocation until his death in
1874.  His farm is now owned by his two sons - Robert and George Stewart.