Seventh Generation

102. John STEWART was born about 1750. He died about 1830 in Macon County, North Carolina. He was a Baptist.¹⁰⁵
A record of the members of the Franklin Baptist Church is given in the church book as follows:

Males: Elder Humphrey Posey, pastor; Elder Stephen White, minister; Thomas Kimsey, later a minister; John Ammons, Thomas McClure, James Whitaker, clerk; John B Moore, Benjamin Stiles, John Stewart, Joshua Ammons, later a minister and pastor, David Peak, John Kerby, Thomas Jennings, Martin Angel, James Knowlin, Zachariah Peak, Joseph Pinson, Isaac Harris, Isham Davis, Fielding Forrester, Travis Elmore, James Brison, Lemuel Sanders and Thomas Plemmons.

"The U D C of the county are nobly endeavoring to secure authenle (sic) information for the celebration of the centennial. The above is authenicated by written manuscript and is valuable in locating families in the county as they were distributed from 75 to 100 years ago." John STEWART and Mary Ann were married before 1770.

103. Mary Ann was born about 1745. She died after 1842 in Macon County, North Carolina.
The Franklin Baptist Church female members in 1828 follows:

L(?)ttice Posey, Nancy Kimsey, Sarah Ammons, Polly Whitaker, Mary White, Charity Stiles, Sarah Peek, Rachael McConnell, Maray Ann Stewart, Elizabeth Brison, Cahterine (sic) Shields, Mary Davis, Mary Clore, Nancy Phillips, Elizabeth Plemmons, Margaret Buchannon, Mary Wilkens, Mary Peek, Bertha Johnson, Polly Kerby, Mary Ledford, Abigal, a woman of color -- Elizabeth Rogers, Agnes Hood, Winifred Davis, Elizabeth Redmond, Ann Harris, Charity White, Mary Miller, Betsy Elmore, Mary Edwards, Grace Ledford, Rebecca Brison, Hannah Coocher, Sarah Miller, Winnie Knowlin, Fe(?)bie Ammons, Jane Kelley, Ann Williams, Patsey Dossey, Jane Robinson, Elizabeth Denton, Winnifred Lovingood, Susannah Scroggins, Peggy Dinsdale, Hannah Posey, Violet, a woman of color; Zilpha Trammel, Elizabeth Shields, Nancy Angel, Polly White, Sally White.
Children were:

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Emelia STEWART.