Autograph letters signed (4) : Hampton, N.J., to Samuel Steward, 1956-1958.
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The parentage of Samuel Steward (1760-1833) is unclear. It is believed he was a grandson of Josiah Steward (d.1751), and possibly the son of Joseph Steward (fl. 1712-1760) and Martha Down of Burlington County, who were married in 1756. Josiah Steward's youngest brother, Joseph Steward (1712-1780) was a blacksmith in Shelltown who in 1759 willed his shop and tools to one of his sons, Abner. In 1780, Abner Steward (fl. 1749-1789) sold the business to Samuel Steward. By the age of twenty, Samuel St...
