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John McCarter STUART (b 1857)

I once thought that William Stuart/Stewart might be the most common name in all of Scotland. Having worked on John McCarter Stuart over the years, I may be changing my mind. The name John Stuart/Stewart is devilishly common. Finding records related to persons who lived more than a century ago is challenging even without such a common name. But the challenge was especially acute in trying to sketch the lines of John McCarter Stuart's life. In this description, I will be trying to describe the life of the John McCarter Stewart whose birth was recorded at entry 497 in the 1857 registry of births for the District of Mlton in the Burgh of Glasgow [Scotland]. I will call this person John McCarter or John_A or simply John. I will also have occasion to speak of John_B and John_C. John_A and John_B may or may not be the same person. The same may be said of John_A and John_C. At the time of review of this summary of John_A's life, I'm inclined to think that neither John_B nor John_C are John_A, but either or both possibilities remain.

The registration of the birth of John McCarter Stewart at 9:30 am on 14 Apr 1857 at 64 Maitland Street in Glasgow was recorded on 02 May 1857, more than two weeks after the birth. The informant for the birth was reported to be the child's father, William Stewart, but he was not present when the entry was made. The entry states that the late registration was made with the authority of the Sheriff. John was given his mother's middle name, McCarter, as his own middle name. However, I have never seen a record other than his birth registration that made reference to a middle name or even intial.

In 1861, John was counted with his parents and siblings at 64 Maitland Street in Glasgow in the 1861 Census. Unfortunately, the census enumerator in 1861 confused the names and ages of all the children in the household. John was reported to be 8 years old when he was only days away from his fourth birthday. In 1871, he was still at home with his parents when the household was living at 62 Stewart Street. At (soon-to-be) age 14, John was already a brass founder's apprentice. This occupation is one of the few helpful identifiers when searching through historical records. In the record of his death he w reported to have been a brassmoulder (journeyman).

The need for consideration of John_B and John_C comes from a hiatus that appears in records that almost certainly reference John_A. I have found no trace of John in Scotland from 1871 until the Census of 1891. John would have come of age in April 1875. It was little surprise, then, that he did not appear in his parent's household in 1881 or 1891. But where then was he?

The Hiatus (1875-1891)

None of the dozens of John Stuarts who show up on a listing from the 1881 Census of Scotland appear to be John_A, but it is possible that he was in Scotland in 1881. Censuses miss many people. John_A did appear in the 1891 Scotland Census. According to the record, he was still unmarried, boarding with the Brodie family at 107 West Bridgend in Dumbarton, working as a brassfound[ry] moulder.

One curious fact is that, at the time of his marriage in 1893, John gave his usual residence as 25 John Street, Barrow-in-Furness, England. In fact, one John Stewart, John_B, born about 1857, appeared at 35 John Street in Barrow-in-Furness in the 1891 England Census along with a wife, Maggie, age 34, and daughter Jennie, age 8 months. John_B gave his occupation as forgeman, steelworks and his birthplace as Scotland. Could John_B also be John_A? It does not appear to be impossible, but it is certainly unlikely. John would have had to provide inaccurate information to both the 1891 Scotland Census enumerator when he was found in Dunbarton and to all who were party to the registration of his 1893 marriage. I find that unlikely.

Another curious fact, almost certainly attributable to the commonness of the name, is that a John Stewart, John_C, born about 1857, appeared in the 1881 England Census of Barrow-in-Furness, together with a wife, Margaret and two children, John, age 3, and Margaret, age 1. Was John_C also John_B? The occupation and place of birth given in 1881, seaman and Ireland, both argue that these were different people.

So, my conclusion is that John_A, John_B, and John_C are all different persons. John_A continued to live in Barrow-in-Furness, England for some years. John_B and John_C may have dones so as well.

The Married Years (1893-1932)

John married on 03 Apr 1893 in the Scottish Episcopal Church of Dumbarton. His bride was Elizabeth McKinley, age 25, a spinster and printfield worker whose usual residence was given as 101 West Bridgend, Dumbarton. Elizabeth's father was James McKinley, iron ship fitter (retired). Her mother was Margaret McKinlay m.s. Mercer. Both of Elizabeth's parents were still living. John's usual address was recorded as 25 John Street, Barrow-in-Furness (England). He was 34 years old, a bachelor, and a journeyman brass moulder. The minister of the church, W Stephen, signed the registry. Witnesses to the marriage were James Shields and John McKinlay. The registry entry was made on the day of the marriage, a Monday.

A son named William was born to the couple some time in the third quarter of 1895 in Barrow-in-Furness. William was baptized on 18 Sep 1895 in St John [Evangelist] Church in Barrow. On the baptismal record his parents were identified as John and Elizbeth Stuart.

A daughter named Isabella Little was born to the couple in the fourth quarter of 1897. Isabella was baptized on 22 Dec 1897 at St John [Evangelist] Church in Barrow. She lived only one year. Her death was recorded in Barrow in the first quarter of 1899.

A third child and second son, named James McKinlay Stuart, was born in the second quarter of 1900. He, too, was baptized on 16 May 1900 in St John [Evangelist] Church in Barrow.

The mother of these three children and John's wife, Elizabeth McKinlay, died on 22 March 1901 at the age of 33. The death occurred at her parent's home at 101 West Bridgend, Dumbarton (Dunbartonshire). The cause of death was recorded as phthisis pulmonalis [tuberculosis]. Elizabeth's brother, John M McKinlay, reported the death on 25 Mar 1901.

The two surviving children, William and James McKinlay, were living with their grandparents at 101 West Bridgend in Dumbarton when the 1901 Scotland Census was enumerated on 31 Mar 1901. John himself was counted, once again, as a lodger in the household of John Brodie at the same address.

It seems likely that John McCarter did not return to Barrow after Elizabeth's death, or, if he did, he did not remain for long. In 1908, he was living in Paisley (Renfrewshire) Scotland. On 13 Feb 1908, John McCarter married Ann Gardiner Clelland (Annie) at 45 Oakshaw Street in Paisley, after publication of banns according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Annie was a spinster, John a widower. Both listed their usual residence as 5 Caledonia Street in Paisley. Annie's father was identified as William Clelland, a lithographer (deceased); her mother, Margarete Clelland m.s Christie (deceased). Witnesses to the marriage were John Stewart and Jeanie Borland. Could the witness John Stewart have been the curious neighbor in Barrow-in-Furness?

The couple was found by the 1911 Census of Scotland taken on 02 April 1911 at 5 Caledonia Street in Paisley, Renfrewshire. John was 54 years of age and an iron molder. The other members of the household were Annie, his wife, age 44, two sons, William, age 5, and John, age 3, and a niece, Maggie, age 12. Annie reported that she had been married to John for six years which would place the marriage in the year 1905, not 1908 as the register shows. It would also conveniently place William's birth a year after the couple's marriage.

I have been unable to find a birth registration for William in the registers of Renfrewshire in the years 1905-1906, but the baptism of a William Stuart, son of John and Annie Stuart in Birkenhead, Cheshire, England was recorded in 1907. Son John Christie's birth does appear in the registers of Scotland. He was born on 14 April 1908 at 5 Caledonia Street, Paisley, only two months after his parent's marriage was recorded. His mother reported the birth on 27 Apr 1908. John's name was given as John Christie Stuart, his middle name taken from his maternal grandmother's maiden name. (John Christie later lived in Canada and the United States. He was a wood technician when he left Canada for the US in 1956. He died in Dade County, FL in 1976, age 76. A 1956 immigration record stated that he was married, but I have not been able to identify his spouse.)

John's children by Elizabeth McKinlay were still living with their grandparents in Dumbarton in 1911. William was 15 and working with his uncle James McKinlay as a plater's boy. John's son James was still in school. I have not been able to trace William (b 1895) beyond 1911. (I do find it odd that John named another son William when his elder William was still living, but that appears to have happened.) Son James McKinlay list his father as his nearest relative at the time of his emigration to Canada in 1923 and gave his father's address as 9 St James Street, Paisley, so relations between the two families were not completely severed.

John died on 26 September 1932 at 15 Craw Road [Royal Alexandria Hospital], age 75. His usual residence was given as 9 St James' Street, Paisley. The cause of death was carcinoma of the larynx. His widow, Annie Stuart, reported his death the next day.

Annie lived on at 9 St James' Street in Paisley until her death twelve years later in 1944. She died on 09 September 1944 at 15 Craw Road [Royal Alexandria Hospital], age 77. Her son, William, who was also living at the same home address, reported her death on 11 September. The cause of death was cerebral thrombosis.

Sources:

1857 Birth Registration for John McCarter Stewart (b 1857): Citation: The National Records of Scotland. 1857/Births/644/7 497. Content: An 1857 District of Milton, Burgh of Glasgow birth registration (entry 497) shows that John McCarter Stewart, male, was born 1857 April Fourteenth at 9h 30m am, at 64 Maitland Street, Glasgow. Father: William Stewart, police officer. Mother: Isabella McCarter Stewart maiden name Little. Informant: William Stewart, father, not present. Registered 1857 May 2nd at Glasgow.

1861 Scotland Census, Household of William Stewart (b c1826): Citation: The National Records of Scotland, 1861/Census/644/7/15/6. Content: The 1861 Scotland Census of Glasgow Barony Parish, Milton District, Glasgow (Lanarkshire), 64 Maitlan Street on 07 Apr 1861 shows a household composed of (1) Wm Stewart, head, male, age 37, police constable, born Barrhead, Renfrewshire, (2) Isabella Stewart, wife, female, age 35, born Barrhead, Renfrewshire, (3) Wm Stewart, son, male, age 10, scholar, born Barrhead, Renfrewshire, (4) Ino Stewart, son, male, age 8, scholar, born Glasgow, Lanarkshire, (5) Albert Stewart, son, male, age 6, scholar, born Glasgow, Lanarkshire, (6) Janet Stewart, daughter, female, age 4, born Barrhead, Renfrewshire, (7) Isabella Stewart, daughter, female, age 2, born Barrhead, Renfrewshire, (8) Robert Law, boarder, male, age 22, unmarried, railway porter, born Barrhead, Renfrewshire, (9) Ino McNab, boarder, male, age 35, unmarried, railway porter, born Pottafion, Argyleshire.

1871 Scotland Census, Household of William Stuart (b c1826): Citation: The National Records of Scotland, 1871/Census/644/7/59/3. [Note: The surname on this record has been entered into the index as Stevert.] Content: The 1871 Scotland Census of Milton District, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, 62 Stewart Street on 02 Apr 1871 shows a household composed of (1) William Stuart, head, married, male, age 45, police constable, born Paisley, Renfrewshire (sic), (2) Isabella Stuart, wife, married, female, age 43, born Barrhead, Renfrewshire. (3) Janet Stuart, daughter, unmarried, female, age 21, machinest, born Barrhead, Renfrewshire, (4) William Stuart, son, unmarried, male, age 18, flesher, born Barrhead, Renfrewshire, (5) John Stuart, son, unmarried, male, age 14, brassfounder's apprentice, born Glasgow, Lanarkshire, (6) Albert Stuart, son, unmarried, male, age 12, scholar, born Glasgow, Lanarkshire, (7) Mary Stuart, daughter, unmarried, female, age 11, scholar, born Glasgow, Lanarkshire, (8) Alfred Stuart, son, male, age 7, scholar, born Glasgow, Lanarkshire, (9) James Stuart, son, male, age 5, scholar, born Glasgow, Lanarkshire.

1881 Scotland Census, Household of William Stuart (b c1826): Citation: The National Records of Scotland, 1881/Census/644/8/60/3.. Content: The 1881 Scotland Census of Milton, Glasgow (Lanarkshire) on 03 Apr 1881 shows a home at 62 Stewart Street with a household composed of (1) Wm Stuart, male, married, head of household, age 55, day constable, born in Renfrewshire, (2) Isabella Stuart, female, married, age 54, wife, [no occupation], born in Renfrewshire, (3) Wm Stuart, male, married, age 29, son, day constable, born in Renfrewshire, (4) Albert Stuart, son, male, age 22, unmarried, umbrella maker, born in Glasgow, (5) Mary Stuart, daughter, female, age 18, warehouse girl, born in Glasgow, (6) Alfred Stuart, son, male, age 16, umbrella maker, born in Glasgow, (7) James Stuart, son, male, age 14, telegraph messenger, born in Glasgow.

1891 Scotland Census, Household of William Stuart (b 1826): Citation: The National Records of Scotland, 1891/Census/558/13/9. Content: The 1891 Scotland Census of Rothesay, Bute, 26 Russell Street, on 05 Apr 1891 shows a household composed of (1) William Stuart, head, married, male, age 66, retired police officer, born in Paisley, Renfrewshire, (2) Isabella Stuart, wife, married, female, age 64, born in Barrhead, Renfrewshire, (3) Mary Stuart, daughter, unmarried, female age 28, a self-employed dressmaker, born in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, (4) Alfred Stuart, son, unmarried, male, age 26, seaman, born in Glasgow, Lanarkshire.

1881 England Census, Barrow-in-Furness (Lancashire) Household of John Stewart (b c1857): Citation: Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1881 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004. Class: RG11; Piece: 4288; Folio: 110; Page: 40; GSU roll: 1342024. Content: The 1881 Census of Barrow-in-Furness (Lancashire) England on 03 Apr 1881 of 6 Blake Street, schedule 178, lists a household composed of (1) John Stewart, head, married, male, age 24, seaman, born Ireland, (2) Margaret Stewart, wife, female, age 23, born Ireland, (3) John Stewart, son, male, age 3, born Lancaster, Barrow, (4) Margaret E Stewart, daughter, female, age 1, born Lancaster, Barrow.

1891 England Census Household of John Stewart (b c1857): Citation: Ancestry.com. 1891 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005. The National Archives of the UK (TNA); Kew, Surrey, England; Census Returns of England and Wales, 1891; Class: RG12; Piece: 3482; Folio: 23; Page: 39; GSU roll: 6098592. Content: The 1891 Census of Barrow-in-Furness (Lancashire) England on 05 Apr 1891 lists household 211 at 35 John Street with a household composed of (1) John Stewart, head, married, male, age 34, forgeman [in] steelworks, born Scotland, (2) Maggie Stewart, wife, married, female, age 34, born Scotland, and (3) Jennie Stewart, daughter, female, age ?8? months, born Lancashire, Barrow.

1891 Scotland Census, Entry for John Stuart (b 1857): Citation: The National Records of Scotland. 1891/Census/ 496/ 18/ 4. Page 4 of 51. Content: The 1891 Scotland Census of Cardross, Dumbarton, Dumbartonshire on 05 Apr 1891 lists schedule number 14 at 107 West Bridgend, a household headed by John Brodie and including his wife, three children and two boarders. Line 7 includes the entry John Stuart, boarder, unmarried, age 32, male, brassfounder, moulder, Parish of Milton, Lanarkshire. [Note: John was actually within days of his 34th birthday.]

1893 Marriage of John Stuart (b 1857) and Elizabeth McKinlay (b 1868)A: Citation: National Records of Scotland. 1893/Marriages/496/21 Content: The 1893 registry of marriages in the District of Dumbarton in the County of Dumbarton records a marriage on 1893, Third April, at Episcopal Church, Dumbarton after banns according to the forms of the Scottish Episcopal Church. [Groom:] [signed] John Stuart, age 34, brass moulder (journeyman), bachelor, residence: 25 John Street, Barrow-in-Furness (England), parents William Stuart, Police Detective (retired), Isabella Stuart m.s. Little. [Bride:} Elizabeth McKinley, age 25, printfield worker, spinster, residence: 101 West Bridgend, Dumbarton, parents: James McKinley, iron ship fitter (retired), Margaret McKinley m.s. Mercer . (Signed) James Shields, witness, John McKinley, witness. Registered April 3rd at Dumbarton.

1895 Baptismal Registration for William Stuart (b 1895): Citation: Ancestry.com. England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Content: A baptismal record from Barrow, Lancashire, England shows that William Stuart, male, was baptized on 18 Sep 1895 in St John, Barrow, Lancashire, England. Father: John Stuart. Mother: Elizabeth.

1897 Baptismal Record for Isabella Little Stuart (b 1897): Citation: FamilySearch, England Births and Christenings,1538-1975, database. Isabella Little Stuart; citing p 162, index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City; FHL microfilm 1,472,012. Content: A baptismal record shows that Isabella Little Stuart was baptized on 22 Dec 1897 at St John, Barrow, Lancashire, England. Father: John Stuart. Mother: Elizabeth.

1899 Death Registration for Isabella Little Stuart (b 1897): Citation: FreeBMD. England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Content: A registry of deaths shows that Isabella Little Stuart, age 1, died in Mar 1899 in Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire, England.

1900 Baptismal Record for James McKinlay Stuart (b 1900): Citation: FamilySearch, England Births and Christenings,1538-1975, database. James Mckinley Stuart; citing p 206, index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City; FHL microfilm 1,472,012. Content: A baptismal records shows that James McKinley (sic) Stuart was baptized on 16 May 1900 in St John [the Evangelist], Barrow[-in-Furness], Lancashire, England. Father: John Stuart. Mother: Elizabeth.

1901 Death Registration for Elizabeth McKinlay Stuart (b c1867): Citation: The National Records of Scotland. 1901/Deaths/496/106. Content: The 1901 registry of death in the District of Dumbarton in the County of Dumbarton records the death of Elizabeth Stuart, female, age 33, married to John Stuart, brass moulerd (journeyman) on 1901 March Twenty-second, 7h 30m am at 101 West Bridgend, Dumbarton. Father: James McKinlay, iron ship plater. Mother: Elizabeth McKinlay m.s. Mercer. Cause of death: phthisis pulmonatis as cert by Walter Graham, MBCM. Informant: John McKinlay, brother (present). Recorded 22 Mar 1901 at Dumbarton.

1901 Scotland Census, Dumbarton, John Stuart (b 1857): Citation: The National Records of Scotland. 1901/Census/496/2/26. Content: The 1901 Scotland Census of Dumbarton (Dumbartonshire) Scotland on 31 Mar 1901 shows the household (schedule) 126 at 101 West Bridgend of John and Janet Broddie with an entry at line 17 for John Stuart, male, age 43 Note: John's wife, Elizabeth, had died only nine days before the enumeration of the 1901 Census.

1908 Marriage Registry, John Stuart (b 1857) and Annie Clelland (b 1867): Citation: The National Records of Scotland. 1908/Marriages/573/1 98. Content: The 1908 Registry of Marriages in the District of Paisley in the County of Renfrew (entry 98) reports a marriage on 1908, Thirteenth day of February at 45 Oakshaw Street, Paisley after publication according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. Groom: (signed) John Stuart, age 48, ironmoulder, widower, residence 5 Caledonia Street, Paisley, father: William Stuart, police constable, mother: Isabella Stuart m.s. Little. Bride (signed) Annie Clelland, age 41, spinster: residence: 5 Caledonia Street, Paisley, father: William Clelland, Lithographer (deceased), mother: Margaret Clelland m.s. Christie (deceased). (signed) A Montgomerie Lang [presumably the officiant]. (signed) John Stewart, witness. Jeanie Borland, witness. Recored 1908, February 15th at Paisley. [A marginal note suggests that this record may have been modifed at a later date.]

1908 Birth Registration for John Christie Stuart (b 1908): Citation: The National Records of Scotland. 1908/Births/573/1 883. Content: The 1908 Registry of Births in the District of Paisley in the County of Renfrew (p 295, entry 883) shows that John Christie Stuart, male, was born 1908 April fourteenth 11h 30m pm at 5 Caledonia Street, Paisley. Father: John Stuart, ironmoulder. Mother: Annie Stuart m.s. Clelland. Parents married: 1908 Febrruary 13th at Paisley. Informant: A Stuart, mother. Recorded 1908 April 27th at Paisley.

1911 Scotland Census, Household of John McCarter Stuart (b 1857): Citation: The National Records of Scotland. 1911/Census/573/1 50/ 4, page 4 of 25. Content: The 1911 Scotland Census of Middle Parish, Paisley, [Renfrewshire] on 02 Apr 1911 lists household 28 at 5 Caledonia Street composed of (1) John Stuart, head, married, male, age 54, iron moulder, worker, born Lanarkshire, Glasgow, (2) Annie Stuart, wife, female, age 44, married 6 years, two children, both living, born Renfrewshire, Paisley, (3) William Stuart, son, male, age 5. in school, born Renfrewshire, Paisley, (4) John Stuart, son, male, age 3, born Renfrewshire, Paisley, and (5) Maggie Stuart, neice, female, age 12, in school, born Renfrewshire, Paisley

1911 Scotland Census, Houshold of Elizabeth McKinlay (b 1868): Citation: The National Records of Scotland. 1911/Census/496/ 1/ 23. Page 23 of 31. Content: The 1911 Scotland Census of Cardross, Dumbarton on 02 Apr 1911 lists household 161 at 101 West Bridgend composed of (1) Elizabeth McKinlay, head, female, age 76, widow, no occupation, born Ireland, (2) James McKinlay, son, male, age 38, single, plater, born Dumbarton, Dumbarton, (3) William Stuart, grandson, male, age 15, single, plater's boy, born England, (4) James McKinlay Stuart, grandson, male, age 11, school, born England.

1921 Scotland Census, Household of John Stuart (b 1847): Citation: The National Records of Scotland. 1921/Census/573/1 46/A 6. Page 6 of 49. [Note: Scotland's People has indexed this record using the name John Stewart although the enumerator clearly recorded the name as John Stuart.] Content: The 1921 Scotland Census of Paisley (Renfrewshire) on 19 Jun 1921 of 5 St James Street (schedule 35) shows the household of (1) John Stuart, head, age 64 yrs 2 mos, male, married, born Lanarkshire, Glasgow, brass moulder, (2) Annie Stuart, wife, age 54 yrs, 1 mo, female, born Renfrewshire, Paisley, h[ousehold] d[uties], (3) William Stuart, son, age 15 yrs, 10 mos, male, single, born Renfrewshire, Paisley, asst grocer, Cooperative Provident Society, Paisley, (4) John Stuart, son, age 13 yrs, 2 mos, male, both parents alive, born Renfrewshire, Paisley, scholar.

1932 Death Registration for John Stuart (b 1857): Citation: National Records of Scotland. 1932/Deaths/473/1 1022. Content: The 1932 Register of Deaths in the District of Paisley in the County of Renfrew (p 341, entry 1022) shows that John Stuart, male, age 75 years, brassmoulder (journeyman), married to (1) Elizabeth McKinlay, (2) Annie Cleland, died on 1932, September Thwenty-sixth at 6h 55m ?pm? at 15 Craw Road (usual residence 9 St Jame's Street, Paisley). Father: William Stuart, police constable (deceased). Mother: Isabella Stuart m.s. Little (deceased). Cuase of death: Carcinoma of Larynx as cert by Enid M Dixon, MB ?B?. Informant: Annie Stuart, widow.

1952 US Immigration, John Christie Stuart (b 1908): Citation: FamilySearch: Vermont, St. Albans Canadian Border Crossings, 1895-1954," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QK3R-X943 : 23 February 2021), John Christie Stuart, 1924-1952; citing M1463, Soundex Index to Canadian Border Entries through the St. Albans, Vermont, District, 1895-1924, 84, NARA microfilm publications M1461, M1463, M1464, and M1465 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, publication year); FHL microfilm 1,570,797. Content: A 1952 manifest dated 29 Mar 1952 from St Albans, Vermont shows that John Christie Stuart, British passport No 235840 valid until 9/5/56, CIV No 15355 issued Montreal, PQ 1/18/52, born Paisley, Scotland 4/14/08, age 43, male, married, wood technician, can read/write, last address: 2226 Dorchester Street, W, Apt 6, Montreal, Canada, destination (friend) Wm Beatty, 111 14th Ave North, St Petersburg, FL. Intends to reside permanently. Description: 5'9", Med complexion, Br-Gr Hair, Gr Eyes. Entered US in Mobile, AL on 15 Sep 1949, steamship Earlham Victory. Previously examined on that date and admitted temporarily. Present disposition: Admitted. Arrived by CVR. Obverse shows medical examination 18 Jan 1952 in Montreal in which he was found admissible.

1976 Death Registration for John Christie Stuart (b 1908): Citation: Ancestry.com. Florida, U.S., Death Index, 1877-1998 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004. Content: A Florida death index shows that John Christie Stuart, born 14 Apr 1908, died on 23 Mar 1976 in Dade County, Florida.