Charles Steuart

Charles Richard Steuart, age 71, Dickerson, MD View Details

Cities: Dickerson MD, Washington DC Possible Relatives: Ann F Donnelly, George C Steuart, Henry Edward Steuart

Charles R Steuart, age 69, Roslyn Heights, NY View Details

Cities: Roslyn Heights NY, Brooklyn NY Possible Relatives: Debra J Giovannini, Donald Edward Steuart, Joan P Steuart

Charles D Steuart, age 79, Arco, ID View Details

Locations: , Hot Springs National Park AR, Hot Springs AR Possible Relatives: Elizabeth Anne Gomez, Ruth Ashley Hendricks

Charles R Steuart, age 79, Salt Lake City, UT View Details

Locations: , Hot Springs National Park AR, Hot Springs AR Possible Relatives: Elizabeth Anne Gomez, Ruth Ashley Hendricks

Charles Richard Steuart, age 60s, Dickerson, MD View Details

Locations: Dickerson MD, Washington DC Possible Relatives: Ann Steuart, George Clavert Steuart, Henry Edward Steuart

Charles Steuart, age 60s, Bradenton, FL View Details

Locations: Bradenton FL, Olathe KS Possible Relatives: Sharon Stewart Barackman, Ruth B Speaks, Christopher M Stewart

Charles D Steuart, age 79, Boise, ID View Details

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Charles Steven Steuart, age 68, Hot Springs National Park, AR View Details

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Portrait of Charles Steuart (1725-1797) - Works - The Colonial ...

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Label Text In 1762, Charles Steuart prevented an international incident by defending a party of Spanish naval officers from a Norfolk, Virginia, mob. As a reward, King George III named him Receiver General of His Majesty's Customs in North America. Today Steuart is best known for his role in a landmark legal case involving slavery.

A Guide to the Charles Steuart Papers, 1762-1789 - University of Virginia

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Letters, 1762-1763, between Charles Steuart (1725-1797), merchant in Norfolk, Va., and later receiver general of customs for the Eastern-Middle District of North America, and lieutenant governor Francis Fauquier (1703-1768) concerning the conditions of Don Pedro Bermudez and his party, who were attacked by English seamen while in Portsmouth, Va

Steuart family - Wikipedia

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The Steuart family of Maryland was a prominent political family in the early history of Maryland. The Steuarts, of Scottish descent, have their origins in Perthshire, Scotland. ... Dr Charles Calvert Steuart, physician (1784-1836) William Frederick Steuart (1816-1889), ...

Charles Steuart Papers | The Colonial ... - Colonial Williamsburg

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Letters, 1762-1763, between Charles Steuart (1725-1797), merchant in Norfolk, VA, and later receiver general of customs for the Eastern-Middle District of North America, and lieutenant governor Francis Fauquier (1703-1768) concerning the conditions of Don Pedro Bermudez and his party, who were attacked by English seamen while in Portsmouth, VA.

House of Stuart - Charles Stuart - 'Bonnie Prince Charlie'

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Name: Charles Stuart - 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' Father: James Francis Stuart Mother: Maria Sobieski Born: December 31, 1720 at Rome Married: Louise Stolberg, on March 28, 1772 Children: 1 illegitimate daughter Died: January 31, 1788 at Rome, aged 67 years, and 30 days Buried at: St Peters, Rome Son of James Francis Stuart 'The Old Pretender' and grandson of James II.

The American Revolution

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Gift of Miss Sylvia Steuart; 1956-495; Born and educated in Scotland, Charles Steuart came to Virginia in 1741 in the capacity of storekeeper for a Glasgow tobacco merchant. He prospered in business, eventually heading his own mercantile establishment in Norfolk.

Charles Steuart papers · Special Collections, John D. Rockefeller Jr ...

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Letters, 1762-1763, between Charles Steuart (1725-1797), merchant in Norfolk, Virginia, and later receiver general of customs for the Eastern-Middle District of North America, and lieutenant governor Francis Fauquier (1703-1768) concerning the unfortunate circumstances of Don Pedro Bermudez and his party, who were attacked by English seamen while in Portsmouth, Virginia.

Charles Mark Steuart (abt. 1750 - abt. 1798) - WikiTree

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Dr Charles Mark Steuart was a practising physician. During the Revolution Steuart was a Loyalist, being - like his Mother Anne - "decidedly of the Tory faction". This did not, apparently, stop him being present with General George Washington at the Siege of Yorktown in 1781, or serving in The Flying Camp, a division of the Patriot Militia ...

Charles Steuart | Scottish 1762 - 1790 - Lyon & Turnbull

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Scottish Little is known about the early life of Charles Steuart, but his first recorded work was exhibited at the Free Society in London in 1762. A Scottish painter of landscapes, Steuart was probably a pupil of James Norie at the same time as Alexander Runciman and James Cumming. Various important patrons employed Steuart including the 3rd ...