Harold Roy Stevens

• Father*: Roy Stevens b. 3 Mar 1901
• Mother*: Mabel Elizabeth Biggs Upton b. c 1901

• Birth*: Harold Roy Stevens was born on 6 October 1922.
• Death*: He died on 29 July 1945 at age 22.

Horace Edward Stevens

• Father*: Alfred Stevens b. c 1874, d. c 1974
• Mother*: Eleanor Rosalie Steele b. 8 Jan 1874, d. c 1980

• Birth*: Horace Edward Stevens was born on 18 July 1907 in Temora, New South Wales, Australia.
• Christening: He was christened on 26 February 1908.
• Marriage*: He married Phyllis Myrtle Ransley circa 1940.
• Death*: He died in September 1959 at age 52.

Jacob Stevens¹

• Marriage*: Jacob Stevens married Elizabeth James.¹
• Occupation*: He was a Labourer on 15 October 1865.

Merle Veronica Stevens

• Father*: Alfred Ernest Stevens b. 13 Oct 1898, d. 23 Oct 1984
• Mother*: Pearl Margaret McEwen b. 31 Dec 1898

• Birth*: Merle Veronica Stevens was born on 6 February 1929.
• Death*: She died in June 1930 at age 1.

Roy Stevens

• Father*: Alfred Stevens b. c 1874, d. c 1974
• Mother*: Eleanor Rosalie Steele b. 8 Jan 1874, d. c 1980

• Birth*: Roy Stevens was born on 3 March 1901 in Barmedman, New South Wales, Australia.
• Christening: He was christened on 29 May 1901.
• Marriage*: He married Mabel Elizabeth Biggs Upton on 7 May 1921.

Agnes Stevensen¹

• Marriage*: Agnes Stevensen married George Brown.¹

Ada Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹
• Mother*: Mary King¹

• Marriage*: Ada Stevenson married David Turnbull, son of John Turnbull and Margaret Allen, on 26 November 1884.¹

Agnes Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹ b. c 1827, d. c 1922
• Mother*: Mary Ann Ingram¹ b. c 1843, d. c 1935

• Birth*: Agnes Stevenson was born circa 1862 in Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Death*: She died circa 1864 in Bombala, New South Wales.¹

Agnes Jane Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹ b. c 1827, d. c 1922
• Mother*: Mary Ann Ingram¹ b. c 1843, d. c 1935

• Birth*: Agnes Jane Stevenson was born circa 1874.¹
• Death*: She died circa 1949.¹

Annie Amelia Stevenson¹

• Father*: Captain John Stevenson¹ b. 1779, d. 28 Mar 1874
• Mother*: May Bachelor¹ b. s 1785

• Birth*: Annie Amelia Stevenson was born in 1825.¹

Creighton F. Stevenson¹

• Father*: Captain John Stevenson¹ b. 1779, d. 28 Mar 1874
• Mother*: Agnes Fairweather¹ b. 1799, d. 1878

• Birth*: Creighton F. Stevenson was born in 1844.¹
• Marriage*: He married Mary Ann Kearney circa 1876.¹
• Anecdote*: For more information on this family see the attached chart.¹

David Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹ b. c 1827, d. c 1922
• Mother*: Mary Ann Ingram¹ b. c 1843, d. c 1935

• Birth*: David Stevenson was born circa 1886.¹
• Death*: He died circa 1975.¹

Douglas Stevenson¹

• Father*: Captain John Stevenson¹ b. 1779, d. 28 Mar 1874
• Mother*: Agnes Fairweather¹ b. 1799, d. 1878

• Birth*: Douglas Stevenson was born in 1847.¹

Elizabeth Stevenson¹

• Marriage*: Elizabeth Stevenson married Archibald Oliver Turnbull, son of Thomas Scott Turnbull and Mary Beattie, circa 1850.¹

George Imlay Stevenson¹

• Father*: Captain John Stevenson b. 1779, d. 28 Mar 1874
• Mother*: Margaret Small b. 1809, d. 26 Nov 1838

• Birth*: George Imlay Stevenson was born on 12 August 1837.²
• Residence*: He lived on 18 June 1859 in Bondi, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: He married Emily Eliza Fairweather, daughter of Criehton Fairweather and Jessie Kilgour, on 18 June 1859 in Church of England, Bond, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Occupation*: He was a Squatter on 25 September 1860 in Bombala, New South Wales.
• Death*: He died in 1920.²

Gordon Stevenson¹

• Father*: Captain John Stevenson¹ b. 1779, d. 28 Mar 1874
• Mother*: Agnes Fairweather¹ b. 1799, d. 1878

• Birth*: Gordon Stevenson was born in 1854.¹

Henry John Stevenson¹

• Marriage*: Henry John Stevenson married Christina Campbell.¹

Isabella Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹ b. c 1827, d. c 1922
• Mother*: Mary Ann Ingram¹ b. c 1843, d. c 1935

• Birth*: Isabella Stevenson was born circa 1877.¹
• Death*: She died circa 1965.¹

James Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹ b. c 1827, d. c 1922
• Mother*: Mary Ann Ingram¹ b. c 1843, d. c 1935

• Birth*: James Stevenson was born circa 1864 in Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Death*: He died circa 1865 in Bombala, New South Wales.¹

Jean Stevenson¹

• Marriage*: Jean Stevenson married James Fergus.¹

Jessie Jean Stevenson¹

• Charts: Robert Turnbull b. 1697 Scotland

• Marriage*: Jessie Jean Stevenson married George Turnbull, son of John Fowler Turnbull and Ann MacArthur, on 20 July 1892 in Victoria, Australia.^1,2
• Death*: She died in July 1929.¹

John Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹ b. c 1827, d. c 1922
• Mother*: Mary Ann Ingram¹ b. c 1843, d. c 1935

• Death*: John Stevenson died circa 1866 in Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Birth*: He was born circa 1866 in Bombala, New South Wales.¹

Captain John Stevenson¹

• Father*: Henry John Stevenson²
• Mother*: Christina Campbell

• Birth*: Captain John Stevenson was born in 1779 in King's Barns, Fifeshire, Scotland.²
• Name Variation: As of 1779, Captain John Stevenson was also known as Stephenson.
• Marriage*: He married May Bachelor in 1815 in Dundee, Scotland.²
• Occupation*: He was a Sea Captain.
• Marriage*: He married Margaret Small, daughter of Andrew Small and Margaret Scott, on 18 December 1835; a widow.²
• Marriage*: He married Agnes Fairweather in 1865 in Bondi, New South Wales, Australia.²
• Death*: He died on 28 March 1874.²
• Anecdote*: CAPTAIN JOHN STEVENSON
  He was a native of King's Barns, Fifeshire in Scotland, and a man of enormous strength and vitality.
  
  In his later years he boasted to his family that he had "eloped" with a Lady Rosebery but she had disliked her new lifestyle and returned to live with her father.
  
  Stevenson came North to Dundee and married May Bachelor in 1815. It is believed that May died, leaving Stevenson with the difficult task for a sea captain of raising his infant daughter, Annie, who was born in 1825. He probably paid a widow Mrs Margaret Small to care for her.
  
  Manning the sailing ships and small whaling-boats in the cold Arctic waters off Greenland was a job for strong and brave men. In the 5 years that Stevenson was Captain of the "Horn", owned by the "Dundee and Union Whale Fishing Company", he won a reputation as a skilled sailor and successful whaler and for his own integrity. Near disaster struck the Horn at the end of the 1834 whaling season. The ship was "stove by ice". Only courage and skill saved the ship. Stevenson was awarded a gold watch and chain, a key and a seal by the insurers. Lloyd's of London, with a message of thanks for the "care and attention" he gave the ship when it was stove by ice.
  
  The gold watch was handed down through the generations, until more recently Graeme David Stevenson gave it to his son Mark Stevenson, as Mark had an affinity for shipping having spent 20 years in the Australian navy.
  
  CRICHTON FAIRWEATHER
  He was a whaler in Dundee, Scotland. By 1834 he became First Mate the whaling ship "Horn", sailing under the command of Captain John Stevenson.
  
  After Crichton married Jessie Kilgour in 1835, the Fairweathers and Captain Stevenson decided to seek their fortune in Australia. Perhaps it was on hearing stories of the whales being so easily taken in the bays of Tasmania and New South Wales.
  
  It is thought that Crichton went first, working his way to New South Wales in a ship by December 1835, which is when Captain Stevenson set out with Margaret Small, Agnes Fairweather, and Jessie Kilgour; to Liverpool to board a cargo ship called The Kilmours and sail to Hobart Town. Captain Stevenson's 10 year old daughter, Amelia, was left in Dundee with Margaret's mother, Margaret Scott, to continue her education.
  
  Crichton's wife, Jessie, was the youngest of the group at 23 years of age. 26 year old Margaret Small had just married Captain Stevenson on 18 December 1835. It isn't known when the Captain started his relationship with Agnes, who was 10 years older and unlike Margaret, had not had any formal education - but it's thought Agnes may have been expecting the Captain's child before they set out from Dundee, which means maybe the Captain got her pregnant before he married Margaret!. They all reached Hobart Town on 19 May 1836, and soon after Agnes gave birth to William Stevenson.
  
  Captain Stevenson befriended the Imlay brothers - three gentlemen who had come to Two Fold Bay a few years earlier, having been fascinated with stories of how killer whales helped aborigines and early whalers capture and kill the Great Right Whales which came into the bay to calve. The Imlays welcomed Captain Stevenson's expert whaling knowledge. At that time whaling boat crews were almost entirely aboriginals as they were the most skilled local whalers, and understood whale movements in the bay. The business of bay whaling would fill Captain Stevenson's time while the season lasted.
  
  Crichton Fairweather remained a mariner all his years in NSW, and sometimes sailed the Imlays ship the Merope. On 6 March 1837 Crichton and Jessie had their first son, John Stevenson Fairweather.
  
  On 12 August 1837 George Imlay Stevenson was born to Captain Stevenson and his wife Margaret, followed by a daughter a year later on 20 November 1838 - 6 days after which Margaret died. The baby was named Margaret Small Stevenson. The mother was buried facing the Northern bay where her gravestone remains, still easy to read today.
  
  Agnes Fairweather took responsibility for Margaret's two children, George Imlay and Margaret Small Stevenson, along with her own son William. Within a year Agnes was being called Mrs Stevenson. A year later and Agnes had a son, Robert, and Jessie had her second child, Eliza.
  
  When Margaret died, Captain Stevenson wrote to her mother, Margaret Scott, in Dundee to inform her of her daughter's death, and to invite her to join them in Two Fold Bay, and bring his daughter Amelia with her. However, Margaret Scott had to stay in Dundee to look after her son, who had been locked up in an asylum after losing his mind. 15 year old Amelia sailed from Grenock, near Glasgow, on the ship Harvest Home on 12 Oct 1839, and reached Sydney on 3 May 1840.
  
  By late 1841 Captain Stevenson and his family left Snug Cove for Broulee, a small village two hundred kilometres north of Two Fold Bay. Broulee was expected to become an important town but it offered little protection to shipping and on 9 and 10 October 1841, Stevenson played a vital part in the rescue of some crew of a Schooner, the Rover, that was wrecked on the bay. The report Captain Stevenson wrote to the shipping company in Sydney was published in the Sydney Morning Herald on Monday 25th October 1841.
  
  In 1841 Agnes gave birth to John Walter Stevenson, probably in Broulee. Later that year Captain Stevenson, Agnes, Amelia, Jessie, and the 7 children, moved to Mallacoota Inlet. Two bark huts were built on a small point towards the southern headland of the inlet, a position of great beauty. The scene would have included Aboriginal people standing in their bark canoes with spears ready, peering into the water waiting for fish. Theirs seem to have been one of the idyllic early encounters between the Aborigines and the white settlers. The single white group offered no threat to the way of life of the Aborigines. The Aborigines would have known of the good treatment the Aborigines had received from Stevenson and the Imlays at Two Fold Bay. Life at Mallacoota was not easy for Agnes, her son Robert died in 1843 and was buried there in the area still called Captain Stevenson's point.
  
  In late 1843 the Stevensons realised that their farming venture at Mallacoota would not succeed, and so moved 50 kilometres up the Genoa River to Wangrabelle, to a tiny parcel of good land surrounded by wilderness. This was to be home to Agnes for the next 12 years. In 1844 Agnes gave birth to Creighton Fairweather Stevenson, and in1845 Jessie gave birth to her second son, James Allan Fairweather.
  
  Amelia was 20 when she married James Allan in 1845 at Wangrabelle, and they started their own large family. Captain Stevenson gave James and Amelia the adjacent property called Merramingo 5 years later.
  
  By 1854 James and Amelia had moved to East Boyd on Two Fold Bay where James was listed as being a "Ship Wright". In the same year, Agnes and Captain Stevenson had another son, Gordon.
  
  Three tragedies struck this little group of pioneers from Dundee during these years. While disembarking from a ship, Jessie Fairweather slipped and was crushed or drowned. Crichton was suffocated by fumes along with other sailors, in the hold of a ship near Jervis Bay. Their tiny daughter, Jessie, was accidentally shot when James Allan went to kill a beast for provisions. Her grave is in the little cemetery at Wangrabelle.
  
  So Agnes found herself with quite an extended family to raise consisting of her own children; William, John, Creighton and Gordon; Margaret's children George Imlay and Margaret Small Stevenson; her niece Eliza, and two nephews John and James Fairweather.
  
  John Stevenson made full purchase of the run at Wangrabelle in 1850, and he then bought the licence to the Bondi Station Run at auction aged over 75 and moved there with Agnes. Their son William remained at Wangrabelle to manage the property. Agnes's youngest son, Gordon, was the first Stevenson to die at Bondi. They laid him to rest on a high ridge overlooking the homestead and the beautiful rugged hills and valleys of the run.
  
  In Oct 1859 George Imlay Stevenson married his sister-like "cousin", Eliza Fairweather, in Bondi. Captain Stevenson bought the lease to Wog Wog at Towamba at this time and that became the home to George and Eliza for the next 20 years.
  
  A year later William Stevenson married Isabella Weatherhead in Bondi. She was a daughter of their old friend and neighbour, Alexander Weatherhead, of Nungatta. This couple returned to Wangrabelle, where Isabella remained until her death in 1931. Though the property passed into other hands, Stevenson's grandson William Allan married Isabella Weatherhead's youngest sister, Elizabeth, and they would live in Merramingo for many years.
  
  By 1863 the lease to the Bondi run must have been expiring, so on 23 Apr Captain Stevenson selected a 4,000 acre portion of the run and kept the homestead site and the name "Bondi".
  
  The next marriage at Bondi came in 1865 and may have been conducted in secret. The 67 year old bride, Agnes Fairweather, married her 85 year old partner, Captain Stevenson.
  
  In 1869 James Allan Fairweather married Elizabeth Roberts at Towamba and lived round the area for many years before returning to Wangrabelle where he was killed by a falling tree in 1917 as he tried to collect wild honey. By coincidence, Margaret Small Stevenson married an unrelated James Fairweather at Bondi in 1871. This James died at Gunning in 1896 but just what happened to Margaret is not clear.
  
  In 1867 John Stevenson junior brought Laura Benjamin, a fiery young 19 year old lady into the Bondi household. Laura was one of the younger children in a family of five girls and a boy, who came from Port Macquarie.
  
  Laura argued often and fiercely with Captain Stevenson. His mind remained sound, but as his body deteriorated with age, he became more dependent on Laura, much to his anguish. Laura's three sons, Lindon, Mortimer and Walter were all born before Captain Stevenson died on 28 March 1874, at the age of 96. He was buried in the same spot as his son Gordon on the hillside, but was buried in a standing position so he could look over his lands. Four trees were planted by the corners of his grave, of which two survive. The year of death appears to be incorrectly engraved on his stone as 1871 instead of 1874, perhaps because of a repair to the stone in 1971.
  
  In 1874, after the Captain's death, Laura was again pregnant and she asked her husband to send for a Governess. A 19 year old girl named Mary Ann "Annie" Kearney filled the role, she came from Newcastle in Australia. Annie was a daughter of a coal miner, but she was very well educated, strong minded and attractive, with "town" ways. This all rubbed Laura up the wrong way, and she made Annie's life in Bondi a hell on earth.
  
  When Laura's brother-in-law, Creighton Stevenson, announced he was going to marry her, it was a further cause of Laura's wrath. Annie's children and grandchildren grew up with stories of how terrible Laura had been to Annie. Annie and Creighton married in Bondi in February 1876. Soon after, Laura and John moved out to the Mila property they had inherited from Captain Stevenson, and the bitterness between the two families was never resolved.
  
  In 1877 Annie and Creighton had the first of 7 children. They named her Agnes after his mum, but she became better known by the nickname "Tot".
  
  On 20 Nov 1878 Agnes (mother, not the grandchild) died of respiratory problems in Bondi at the age of 79. She was carried up the hill to rejoin her husband, Captain Stevenson.
  
  By 1883, financial problems caused the bank to foreclose on Creighton and Annie's mortgage loan, and along with their daughter Agnes, they became homeless. Annie Stevenson and the children moved to a cottage in Croydon, Sydney. For nearly 20 years after that, Creighton made only brief visits to his family between various kinds of work in the country. In 1884 their daughter Emily was born in Croydon, followed in 1886 by another daughter, Kathleen.³

Rev. John Stevenson M.A.¹

• Birth*: Rev. John Stevenson M.A. was born on 26 August 1846.¹
• Marriage*: He married Christina Laing before 1890.¹
• Marriage*: He married Christian C. Turnbull, daughter of John Turnbull and Mary Scott, before 1907.¹
• Death*: He died on 7 September 1929 at age 83.¹
• Burial*: He was buried on 8 September 1929 in Bedrule Churchyard, Bedrule, Roxburghshire, Scotland.

John Walter Stevenson¹

• Father*: Captain John Stevenson¹ b. 1779, d. 28 Mar 1874
• Mother*: Agnes Fairweather¹ b. 1799, d. 1878

• Birth*: John Walter Stevenson was born in 1841.¹
• Marriage*: He married Laura Benjamin.¹
• Death*: He died in 1920.¹
• Anecdote: For more information on this family see the attached chart.¹

Margaret Stevenson¹

• Birth*: Margaret Stevenson was born in 1740 in Scotland.¹
• Marriage*: She married Robert Bald, son of David Bald and Anne Drysdale, in 1760 in Scotland.¹

Margaret Small Stevenson¹

• Father*: Captain John Stevenson¹ b. 1779, d. 28 Mar 1874
• Mother*: Margaret Small¹ b. 1809, d. 26 Nov 1838

• Birth*: Margaret Small Stevenson was born on 20 November 1838.¹

Mary Stevenson¹

• Birth*: Mary Stevenson was born on 7 May 1903 in Nesbit, Manitoba, Canada.¹
• Marriage*: She married George Thomas Turnbull, son of James Turnbull and Emma Clark, on 7 November 1928 in Manitoba, Canada.¹
• Death*: She died on 10 June 1991 in Lac du Bonnett, Manitoba, Canada, at age 88.¹

Robert Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹ b. c 1827, d. c 1922
• Mother*: Mary Ann Ingram¹ b. c 1843, d. c 1935

• Birth*: Robert Stevenson was born circa 1868 in Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Death*: He died circa 1960.¹

Robert Stevenson¹

• Birth*: Robert Stevenson was born circa 1827 in Ayrshire, Scotland.²
• Marriage*: He married Mary Ann Ingram, daughter of Henry Ingram and Jane Chant, on 11 March 1862; Presbyterian Church, Bombala, NSW.²
• Death*: He died circa 1922.²

Robert Stevenson¹

• Father*: Captain John Stevenson¹ b. 1779, d. 28 Mar 1874
• Mother*: Agnes Fairweather¹ b. 1799, d. 1878

• Birth*: Robert Stevenson was born in 1839.¹

Robert Stevenson¹

• Marriage*: Robert Stevenson married Mary King.¹

Sarah Ann Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹ b. c 1827, d. c 1922
• Mother*: Mary Ann Ingram¹ b. c 1843, d. c 1935

• Birth*: Sarah Ann Stevenson was born circa 1870.¹
• Death*: She died circa 1966.¹

William Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹ b. c 1827, d. c 1922
• Mother*: Mary Ann Ingram¹ b. c 1843, d. c 1935

• Death*: William Stevenson died circa 1881.¹
• Birth*: He was born circa 1881.¹

William Stevenson¹

• Father*: Captain John Stevenson b. 1779, d. 28 Mar 1874; With William Stevenson, the story is that he was born out of an affair the Captain was having with Agnes (his future 3rd wife), and that is why the second wife Margaret Small had two children after William was born. The story handed down by generations was that the Captain had fairy loose morals, and it's even thought that he carried on with both women with their knowledge.¹
• Mother*: Agnes Fairweather¹ b. 1799, d. 1878

• Birth*: William Stevenson was born in 1836.¹

William Henry Stevenson¹

• Father*: Robert Stevenson¹ b. c 1827, d. c 1922
• Mother*: Mary Ann Ingram¹ b. c 1843, d. c 1935

• Birth*: William Henry Stevenson was born circa 1883.¹

Elizabeth Steward¹

• Birth*: Elizabeth Steward was born in 1836.¹
• Marriage*: She married William Patterson Turnbull in 1875 in England.¹

Mary Ann Steward¹

• Charts: Mark Turnbull b. 1616, Northumberland England - Brian Turnbull, Canada

• Birth*: Mary Ann Steward was born in Sunderland, Durham, England.¹
• Marriage*: She married William Turnbull Jr., son of William Turnbull and Mary Murray, on 6 October 1823.¹

Alice Jane Stewart¹

• Father*: Hugh Stewart¹ b. c 1840
• Mother*: Jane Hain¹ b. c 1837

• Birth*: Alice Jane Stewart was born circa 1866 in Cooma, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Marriage*: She married (?) Locker before 1899.¹
• Marriage*: She married John Crawford, son of Edward Crawford and Sarah Feeney, on 27 September 1899; Briardale, Adaminaby, NSW.¹

Andrew Stewart¹

• Marriage*: Andrew Stewart married Margaret Campbell.¹
• Occupation*: He was a Settler on 28 December 1856 in Tyrvine, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.

Ann Stewart¹

• Father*: George Stewart^2,3
• Mother*: Margaret Cook^2,3

• Birth*: Ann Stewart was born circa 1815 in Scotland.²
• Marriage*: She married Thomas Turnbull on 11 April 1833; Hobart, Tasmania.^1,2
• Death*: She died on 15 August 1870 in Victoria, Australia.^2,3

Anne Stewart¹

• Married Name: [R=Principal] As of 22 May 1802,her married name was Ryrie[R=Witness].¹
• Marriage*: Anne Stewart married Stewart Ryrie I, son of Alexander Ryrie (I) and Margaret Stewart, on 22 May 1802 in Thurso, Scotland.¹
• Death*: She died after 1815.¹

Annie Chalmers Stewart¹

• Father*: James McPherson Stewart¹
• Mother*: Mary Carmichael Turnbull¹ b. 21 Jan 1847, d. Sep 1920

• Birth*: Annie Chalmers Stewart was born circa 1869 in Scotland.^1,2
• Marriage*: She married Septimus Oliver Swift, son of James Swift and Mary Chambers, circa 1908.¹
• Death*: She died on 7 December 1959 in Victoria, Australia.^1,2

Caroline Stewart¹

• Marriage*: Caroline Stewart married James Johnston.¹

Cecelia Mary Stewart¹

• Father*: Robert Stewart¹
• Mother*: Caroline Brown¹

• Birth*: Cecelia Mary Stewart was born circa 1880 in Matong, Monaro, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Marriage*: She married William Filtness, son of Henry Filtness and Ellen Spellman, on 19 October 1902; Church of England, Jindabyne, NSW.¹

Celilia Alice Stewart¹

• Father*: James Alexander Stewart¹
• Mother*: Clara Lockie¹ b. c 1872, d. 9 Feb 1943

• Birth*: Celilia Alice Stewart was born on 18 December 1904.¹
• Death*: She died on 6 June 1986 at age 81.¹

Charles Gideon Stewart¹

• Father*: Gideon Stewart¹
• Mother*: Georgina Stewart¹

• Charts: Robert Turnbull b. 1697 Scotland

• Birth*: Charles Gideon Stewart was born circa 1856 in Seymour, Victoria, Australia.¹
• Marriage*: He married Annie Macarthur Turnbull, daughter of John Fowler Turnbull and Ann MacArthur, on 16 March 1880; Victoria.^1,2
• Death*: He died on 16 May 1916 in St. Kilda, Victoria, Australia.¹

Charlotte Duncan Stewart¹

• Father*: James McPherson Stewart¹
• Mother*: Mary Carmichael Turnbull¹ b. 21 Jan 1847, d. Sep 1920

• Birth*: Charlotte Duncan Stewart was born in 1886 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.¹
• Marriage*: She married Edwin Charles Turner circa 1919.¹
• Death*: She died after 1954.¹

Christina Stewart¹

• Father*: William Stewart
• Mother*: Esther Hannah

• Birth*: Christina Stewart was born circa 1854 in Cooma, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: She married Alexander John Nicholls, son of Henry Nicholls and Elizabeth Burghard, on 21 February 1872; Christ Church, Cooma, NSW.

Effie Christina Stewart

• Father*: Robert Stewart¹
• Mother*: Sarah Jane (?)¹

• Birth*: Effie Christina Stewart was born circa 1907.¹
• Marriage*: She married Francis Charles Turnbull, son of Francis John (Dookie) Turnbull and Elizabeth Mudra, in 1930; Victoria.²
• Death*: She died circa 1980 in Victoria, Australia.¹

Ethel Turnbull Stewart¹

• Father*: Charles Gideon Stewart^1,2 b. c 1856, d. 16 May 1916
• Mother*: Annie Macarthur Turnbull^1,2 b. 6 Apr 1854, d. 12 Dec 1911

• Charts: Robert Turnbull b. 1697 Scotland

• Birth*: Ethel Turnbull Stewart was born on 3 January 1884 in Hay, New South Wales, Australia.^1,2
• Death*: She died on 13 April 1940 at age 56.¹

Francis Ernest Stewart¹

• Father*: Robert Stewart¹
• Mother*: Caroline Brown¹

• Birth*: Francis Ernest Stewart was born circa 1877 in Matong, Monaro, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Occupation*: He was a Selector on 22 July 1901 in The Gullies Jindabyne, Monaro, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: He married Alma Christine Williams, daughter of Edward Williams and Mary Ann Rawson, on 22 July 1901; Buckleys Crossing, NSW.¹

George Stewart¹

• Marriage*: George Stewart married Margaret Cook.¹

Georgina Stewart¹

• Marriage*: Georgina Stewart married Gideon Stewart.¹

Gertrude Linda Stewart¹

• Father*: Robert Stewart¹
• Mother*: Caroline Brown¹

• Birth*: Gertrude Linda Stewart was born circa 1887 in Paupong, Dalgety, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Occupation*: She was did Domestic Duties on 19 December 1909 in Moonbah, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: She married Arthur Henry Ginns, son of George Ginns and Anna Hergenhan, on 19 December 1909; St Andrews Church, Jindabyne, NSW.¹

Gideon Stewart¹

• Marriage*: Gideon Stewart married Georgina Stewart.¹

Henry Stewart¹

• Death*: Henry Stewart died circa 1882 in Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Hugh Stewart¹

• Father*: William Stewart²
• Mother*: Esther Hannah²

• Birth*: Hugh Stewart was born circa 1840 in Down, Ireland.²
• Occupation*: He was a Settler on 27 April 1860 in Cooma Creek, Cooma, New South Wales, Australia.²
• Marriage*: He married Jane Hain, daughter of James Hain and Mary Patch, on 27 April 1860; Christ Church, Cooma, NSW.^3,2

Ida Turnbull Stewart¹

• Father*: Charles Gideon Stewart¹ b. c 1856, d. 16 May 1916
• Mother*: Annie Macarthur Turnbull¹ b. 6 Apr 1854, d. 12 Dec 1911

• Charts: Robert Turnbull b. 1697 Scotland

• Birth*: Ida Turnbull Stewart was born on 12 January 1881 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.¹
• Marriage*: She married Guy Robert Wilson, son of William Arlington Wilson and Emily Catherine Wright, on 14 July 1906; Hay, NSW, AUS.^1,2
• Death*: She died circa 1954.¹

Isabella Stewart¹

• Father*: James Stewart
• Mother*: Margaret Turnbull¹ b. c 1805, d. 23 May 1837

• Birth*: Isabella Stewart was born on 17 May 1837 in Hobkirk, Roxburghshire, Scotland.^1,2
• Christening: She was christened on 28 May 1837 in Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, Scotland.³
• Living*: She was living in Denholm, Roxburghshire, Scotland.⁴

James Stewart¹

• Marriage*: James Stewart married Margaret Turnbull, daughter of Adam Turnbull, on 24 June 1836 in Hobkirk, Roxburghshire, Scotland.^1,2

James Alexander Stewart¹

• Marriage*: James Alexander Stewart married Clara Lockie, daughter of James Lockie and Cecelia Turnbull.¹
• Residence*: He lived in Wellington, New Zealand.

James McPherson Stewart¹

• Marriage*: James McPherson Stewart married Mary Carmichael Turnbull, daughter of James Turnbull and Margaret (Ann) Hutton, on 30 April 1867 in Lennox Arms Hotel, Lennoxtown,, Campsie, Scotland.²

James Turnbull Stewart¹

• Father*: James McPherson Stewart¹
• Mother*: Mary Carmichael Turnbull¹ b. 21 Jan 1847, d. Sep 1920

• Birth*: James Turnbull Stewart was born in 1875.¹
• Death*: He died on 28 June 1956 in Mosman, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Anecdote*: James Turnbull Stewart (Mary Carmichael Turnbull, James) was born in 1875 in SCT?. He died on 28 Jun 1956 in Mosman, Sydney, NSW.
  
  James married Violet Louise Cornell daughter of Frank Cornell and Amelia Hare in 1902 in VIC. Violet was born in 1878. She died on 23 Feb 1947 in 21 Gisborne St, Elsternwick, VIC. She was buried on 24 Feb 1947 in Spingavale Cem, VIC.
  
  They had the following children:
  
  +     116     F     i.     Phyllis Louise Turnbull Stewart was born in 1903. She died on 1 Nov 1985.
  
  +     117     M     ii.     James Cornell Stewart was born in 1909.¹

Jane Turnbull Stewart¹

• Father*: James McPherson Stewart¹
• Mother*: Mary Carmichael Turnbull¹ b. 21 Jan 1847, d. Sep 1920

• Birth*: Jane Turnbull Stewart was born circa 1888.¹

Janet Stewart¹

• Marriage*: Janet Stewart married Hugh Turnbull.¹

Janet Stewart¹

• Marriage*: Janet Stewart married John McDonald.¹
• Religion*: She was Catholic.

Jean Marion Stewart¹

• Father*: William Stewart¹ b. c 1865
• Mother*: Jeanie Turnbull¹ b. 25 Sep 1866, d. 12 Aug 1928

• Charts: Alexander Turnbull b. c1756, Scotland - Kenneth James Turnbull, Australia

• Birth*: Jean Marion Stewart was born circa 1904.¹
• Marriage*: She married William McLeod circa 1928; Victoria.²
• Death*: She died circa 1944 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.¹

John Stewart¹

• Father*: Andrew Stewart¹
• Mother*: Margaret Campbell¹

• Birth*: John Stewart was born circa 1833.¹
• Occupation*: He was Stockman on 28 December 1856 in Tyrvine, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: He married Frances Heffernan, daughter of James Heffernan and Tilden Lacy, on 28 December 1856; St Matthias Church of England, Bombala, NSW.¹

John (Jerry) Turnbull Stewart¹

• Father*: James McPherson Stewart¹
• Mother*: Mary Carmichael Turnbull¹ b. 21 Jan 1847, d. Sep 1920

• Birth*: John (Jerry) Turnbull Stewart was born in 1882.¹
• Death*: He died on 3 October 1940.¹
• Anecdote*: John (Jerry) Turnbull Stewart (Mary Carmichael Turnbull, James) was born in 1882 in Emerald Hill, Albert Park, VIC. He died on 3 Oct 1940 in Melbourne, VIC.
  
  John married Maggie (May) Florence Sheppard daughter of Albert Sheppard and Flora (Florence) McGregor in 1909 in VIC. Maggie was born in 1888 in Balaclava, St. Kilda,
  
  VIC. She died about 25 Feb 1971 in Heidelberg Melbourne VIC. She was buried in Spingavale Cem, VIC.
  
  They had the following children:
  
  +     121     M     i.     Malcolm Turnbull Stewart , of Carrum was born in 1911.
  
  +     122     M     ii.     John Alexander Stewart was born in 1916. He died in 1984.

Margaret Stewart¹

• Father*: John Stewart¹ b. c 1833
• Mother*: Frances Heffernan¹ b. c 1837

• Birth*: Margaret Stewart was born on 23 October 1857 in Tyrvine, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Baptism: She was baptized on 27 January 1858 in St Matthias Church of England, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: She married Thomas Cotterill, son of Thomas Theodore Cotterill and Sarah Jones, circa 1892; Bombala, NSW.²

Margaret Stewart¹

• Birth*: Margaret Stewart was born circa 1740.
• Marriage*: She married Alexander Ryrie (I), son of John Ryrie I and Jean Bruce, circa 1760.¹

Margaret Stewart¹

• Death*: Margaret Stewart died circa 1885 in Tyrvine, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Margaret Hutton Stewart¹

• Father*: James McPherson Stewart¹
• Mother*: Mary Carmichael Turnbull¹ b. 21 Jan 1847, d. Sep 1920

• Birth*: Margaret Hutton Stewart was born on 19 August 1867 in Kirkintilloch, Dunbartonshire, Scotland.¹

Maria Stewart¹

• Marriage*: Maria Stewart married William Noonan before 1827.¹