David Levi Stewart 1887–1951 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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David Levi Stewart, 1887–1951 (aged 64 years)

Name

David Levi Stewart

Name: David Levi /Stewart/
Surname: Stewart
Given names: David Levi

Sex Male

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 18 October 1853 41 20 — Dry Creek, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut., USA Unique identifier: CE8ACCDA36AAB64699EF4525ADD70C5EBAEF Marriage: 22 September 1873 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Marriage: 29 May 1879 — St.George, Washington, Ut., USA Unique identifier: E92FA0DD0E4FEC489645D88B57B3B44B6D99 Marriage: 16 August 1880 — St.George, Washington, Ut., USA Death: 19 August 1935 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA Burial: 25 August 1935 — Alamo Cemetery, Lincoln, Nv., USA Unique identifier: 31CBCF74D0CF1B4199F5AD54E90A756C9D6C Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Fannie Maria Little Tamar Stewart Fannie Stewart Family with spouse Rachel Tamar Hamblin Maud Rachel Stewart Thomas Hamblin Stewart Family with spouse Mary Ann Udall William Thomas Stewart Sumner Udall Stewart David Levi Stewart Raymond Stewart Carlos Stewart Margery Stewart Paul Edward Stewart Marion King Stewart Mary Stewart William Thomas Stewart 1853–1935 Birth: 18 October 1853 41 20 — Dry Creek, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut., USA Death: 19 August 1935 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA
mother	Links Birth: 10 December 1857 — Nephi, Juab, Ut., USA Marriage: 16 August 1880 — St.George, Washington, Ut., USA Death: 19 April 1936 — Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Ca., USA Burial: 22 April 1936 — Alamo Cemetery, Lincoln, Nv., USA Unique identifier: 31CBCF74D0CF1B4199F5AD54E90A756C9D6C Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William Thomas Stewart William Thomas Stewart Sumner Udall Stewart David Levi Stewart Raymond Stewart Carlos Stewart Margery Stewart Paul Edward Stewart Marion King Stewart Mary Stewart Mary Ann Udall 1857–1936 Birth: 10 December 1857 — Nephi, Juab, Ut., USA Death: 19 April 1936 — Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Ca., USA
Marriage	Marriage — 16 August 1880 — St.George, Washington, Ut., USA
brother	Links Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships William Thomas Stewart …–…
brother	Links Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Sumner Udall Stewart …–…
himself	Links Birth: 25 March 1887 33 29 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 24 August 1951 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Jessie Lamb David Levi Stewart 1887–1951 Birth: 25 March 1887 33 29 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 24 August 1951 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA
2 years younger brother	Links Birth: 12 June 1889 35 31 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 20 November 1952 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA Burial: 24 November 1952 — Alamo Cemetery, Lincoln, Nv., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ruth Paris Thomas Keith Stewart Albert Marion Stewart Lyle Paris Stewart Phyllis Elaine Stewart Family with spouse Raymond Stewart 1889–1952 Birth: 12 June 1889 35 31 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 20 November 1952 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA
2 years younger brother	Links Birth: 2 July 1891 37 33 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 7 May 1968 — Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Ca., USA Burial: 11 May 1968 — Alamo Cemetery, Lincoln, Nv., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Pearl Johnson Maitland J Stewart Carlos Stewart 1891–1968 Birth: 2 July 1891 37 33 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 7 May 1968 — Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Ca., USA
sister	Links Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Joseph Worth Steele Robert Joseph Steele Margery Stewart …–…
younger brother	Links Birth: 13 November 1897 44 39 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 24 February 1975 — Caliente, Lincoln, Nv., USA Burial: 28 February 1975 — Alamo Cemetery, Lincoln, Nv., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Family with spouse Ethel Higbee Paul Eugene Stewart Paul Edward Stewart 1897–1975 Birth: 13 November 1897 44 39 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 24 February 1975 — Caliente, Lincoln, Nv., USA
3 years younger brother	Links Birth: 9 December 1900 47 42 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 21 February 1979 — Las Vegas, Clark, Nv., USA Burial: 24 February 1979 — Alamo Cemetery, Lincoln, Nv., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Marion King Stewart 1900–1979 Birth: 9 December 1900 47 42 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 21 February 1979 — Las Vegas, Clark, Nv., USA
2 years younger sister	Links Birth: 24 November 1902 49 44 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nevada, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Russell Stewart Lee Mary Stewart 1902–… Birth: 24 November 1902 49 44 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nevada, USA

Father’s family with Fannie Maria Little
father	Links Birth: 18 October 1853 41 20 — Dry Creek, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut., USA Unique identifier: CE8ACCDA36AAB64699EF4525ADD70C5EBAEF Marriage: 22 September 1873 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Marriage: 29 May 1879 — St.George, Washington, Ut., USA Unique identifier: E92FA0DD0E4FEC489645D88B57B3B44B6D99 Marriage: 16 August 1880 — St.George, Washington, Ut., USA Death: 19 August 1935 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA Burial: 25 August 1935 — Alamo Cemetery, Lincoln, Nv., USA Unique identifier: 31CBCF74D0CF1B4199F5AD54E90A756C9D6C Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Fannie Maria Little Tamar Stewart Fannie Stewart Family with spouse Rachel Tamar Hamblin Maud Rachel Stewart Thomas Hamblin Stewart Family with spouse Mary Ann Udall William Thomas Stewart Sumner Udall Stewart David Levi Stewart Raymond Stewart Carlos Stewart Margery Stewart Paul Edward Stewart Marion King Stewart Mary Stewart William Thomas Stewart 1853–1935 Birth: 18 October 1853 41 20 — Dry Creek, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut., USA Death: 19 August 1935 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA
stepmother	Links Birth: 4 May 1862 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Marriage: 29 May 1879 — St.George, Washington, Ut., USA Death: 20 December 1882 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Burial: December 1882 — Kanab Cemetery, Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Unique identifier: CE8ACCDA36AAB64699EF4525ADD70C5EBAEF Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William Thomas Stewart Tamar Stewart Fannie Stewart Fannie Maria Little 1862–1882 Birth: 4 May 1862 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Death: 20 December 1882 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
Marriage	Marriage — 29 May 1879 — St.George, Washington, Ut., USA
11 months half-sister	Links Birth: 3 May 1880 26 17 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 11 May 1961 — Orem, Utah.Ut., USA Burial: Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Isaiah Hamblin Francis LaMont Hamblin Fannie Hamblin Tamar Stewart 1880–1961 Birth: 3 May 1880 26 17 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 11 May 1961 — Orem, Utah.Ut., USA
3 years half-sister	Links Birth: 15 December 1882 29 20 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Unique identifier: A8BE5CCEF41D2C4F9934EE0A3A427CCCA5BA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Vernon Sumner Fullerton Fannie Stewart 1882–… Birth: 15 December 1882 29 20 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA

Father’s family with Rachel Tamar Hamblin
father	Links Birth: 18 October 1853 41 20 — Dry Creek, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut., USA Unique identifier: CE8ACCDA36AAB64699EF4525ADD70C5EBAEF Marriage: 22 September 1873 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Marriage: 29 May 1879 — St.George, Washington, Ut., USA Unique identifier: E92FA0DD0E4FEC489645D88B57B3B44B6D99 Marriage: 16 August 1880 — St.George, Washington, Ut., USA Death: 19 August 1935 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA Burial: 25 August 1935 — Alamo Cemetery, Lincoln, Nv., USA Unique identifier: 31CBCF74D0CF1B4199F5AD54E90A756C9D6C Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Fannie Maria Little Tamar Stewart Fannie Stewart Family with spouse Rachel Tamar Hamblin Maud Rachel Stewart Thomas Hamblin Stewart Family with spouse Mary Ann Udall William Thomas Stewart Sumner Udall Stewart David Levi Stewart Raymond Stewart Carlos Stewart Margery Stewart Paul Edward Stewart Marion King Stewart Mary Stewart William Thomas Stewart 1853–1935 Birth: 18 October 1853 41 20 — Dry Creek, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut., USA Death: 19 August 1935 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA
stepmother	Links Birth: 31 August 1856 — Pine Valley, Washington, Ut., USA Marriage: 22 September 1873 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Death: 17 March 1877 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Burial: 18 March 1877 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Unique identifier: E92FA0DD0E4FEC489645D88B57B3B44B6D99 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William Thomas Stewart Maud Rachel Stewart Thomas Hamblin Stewart Rachel Tamar Hamblin 1856–1877 Birth: 31 August 1856 — Pine Valley, Washington, Ut., USA Death: 17 March 1877 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
Marriage	Marriage — 22 September 1873 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
19 months half-sister	Links Birth: 25 April 1875 21 18 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 25 October 1959 — Lehi, Utah, Ut., USA Burial: 28 October 1959 — Lehi, Utah, Ut., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse George Albert Udall Arland Udall Stewart Harvey Udall Thaus Dean Udall Rachel Adora Udall Fabian Hamblin Udall Maud Rachel Stewart 1875–1959 Birth: 25 April 1875 21 18 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 25 October 1959 — Lehi, Utah, Ut., USA
23 months half-brother	Links Birth: 8 March 1877 23 20 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 24 March 1877 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Thomas Hamblin Stewart 1877–1877 Birth: 8 March 1877 23 20 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 24 March 1877 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA

Family with Jessie Lamb
himself	Links Birth: 25 March 1887 33 29 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 24 August 1951 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Jessie Lamb David Levi Stewart 1887–1951 Birth: 25 March 1887 33 29 — Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA Death: 24 August 1951 — Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA
wife	Links Birth: 24 December 1888 — Brigham City, Az., USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse David Levi Stewart Jessie Lamb 1888–… Birth: 24 December 1888 — Brigham City, Az., USA
son	Gerald Lamb Stewart …–
daughter	Irene Stewart …–
son	Cyril David Stewart …–
son	Gilbert Sheldon Stewart …–
son	Alden Levi Stewart …–
son	Alma Neil Stewart …–
son	Harold Press Stewart …–
daughter	Caryl Lucinda Stewart …–

Events of close relatives
Birth	25 March 1887 33 29 Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
Birth of a brother	Raymond Stewart 12 June 1889 Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
Birth of a brother	Carlos Stewart 2 July 1891 Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
Birth of a brother	Paul Edward Stewart 13 November 1897 Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
Birth of a brother	Marion King Stewart 9 December 1900 Kanab, Kane, Ut., USA
Birth of a sister	Mary Stewart 24 November 1902 Alamo, Lincoln, Nevada, USA
Death of a father	William Thomas Stewart 19 August 1935 Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA
Burial of a father	William Thomas Stewart 25 August 1935 Alamo Cemetery, Lincoln, Nv., USA
Death of a mother	Mary Ann Udall 19 April 1936 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Ca., USA
Burial of a mother	Mary Ann Udall 22 April 1936 Alamo Cemetery, Lincoln, Nv., USA
Death	24 August 1951 (aged 64 years) Alamo, Lincoln, Nv., USA
Unique identifier	9180E66D75CD5043AF5312138680C3052E1E
Last change	27 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	DAVID LEVI STEWART (1887-1951) Grandson of Levi Stewart and Marg ery Wilkerson. Son of William Thomas Stewart and Mary Ann Udall . from www.stewartkin.com William Thomas Stewart and Mary Ann Udall Stewart were residin g in Kanab, Utah when their third son, David Levi, was born. Wi lliam thomas, "Tommy," hadwithin the year returned from servin g as Mission President of the New ZealandMission. David Levi was born on 25 March 1887 and spent his boyHood in Ka nab. His was a typical boy brought up in a typical Mormon commu nity. When hewas a small boy his rather returned to New Zealan d to serve another mission.The family lived very frugally duri ng his absence. When Dave, as he was called, was about fourteen years of age hi s father bought a large ranch in Nevada. Tommy felt there wer e no opportunities in Kanab for a large famly. Theywere a larg e family by this time, for other sons and daughter had been adde d to the family since Dave was born. The children were, in orde r of their birth, William Thomas, Jr., Sumner Udall, David Levi , Raymon, Carlos, Margery,Paul Edward and Marion King. Dave, with the assistance of some cousins, drovethe family's ho rses, cattle and dairy herd from Kanab to Pahranagat Valley wher e the ranch was located. Other settlers came to colonize the valley. Theyhired surveyor s to survey the land so they could establish a small town site . Tommy gave each of his sons and daughter a building lot of on e and a quarter acres and, out from town, a farm of ten acres. After they settled in thevalley another daughter, Mary, was bor n, kaing their family complete. They established a country school with all eight grades in a sma ll frame building.Dave continued in school until he graduate d from the eighth grade. The mining town of Delamar was situated about thirty miles to th e east of Alamo (thename given to the town they had established ). Most of the farms in the valley were planted to alfalfa. Th is was cut and baled into hay, which Dave freighted to Delamar a long with butter and eggs. In about 1905 Dave met his future wife, Jessie Lamb. She had mo ved with her family to Alamo from Fay, Nevada. She had been i n the valley about a month before she met Dave at a dance.He a sked her to go to the 4th of July dance with him and she consent ed, forshe was attracted to this handsome, dark, curly haired y oung man of eighteen. Dave called to take Jessie to the dance i n a black surrey with a span of black horses. Their romance go t off to a good start. Dave continued to courtJessie for two y ears and then they were married 30 June 1907. The temple inSt . George was closed for remodeling so they were married by Dave' s father. They had ridden horseback to Hiko, which was the capi tal of Lincoln County, to obtain their license. When the remple re-opened in October of that year they drove b y team and wagon to receive their endowments. It took them thre e long hard Days of driving to reach St. George. Afterwards, th ey returned to Alamo where they established their first home. D ave built a room 21 feet square. It had a wooden floor with wal ls of lumber about four feet high witha big tent to complete th e walls and to make the roof. There was a window ineach side a nd a front entrance door. Jessie and her mother made rage carpe ts to cover the floor and obtained a number of pieces of furnitu re to furnish it. Their first child, a son, Gerald Lamb, was born here 5 May 1908 . Shenhe was about six months old they moved to the mining tow n of Tonopah, Nevada, which was a booming gold mine town at tha t time. They shared a home with another couple, both cousins . Omer and Ethel Stewart. Omer and Dave hauled water and sol d to the residents of the town. The two couples had a great tim e attending the theatre and prize fights which were brought to t he town. They lived there about a year and then returned to

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DAVID LEVI STEWART (1887-1951) Grandson of Levi Stewart and Marg
ery Wilkerson. Son of William Thomas Stewart and Mary Ann Udall
. from www.stewartkin.com
William Thomas Stewart and Mary Ann Udall Stewart were residin
g in Kanab, Utah when their third son, David Levi, was born. Wi
lliam thomas, "Tommy," hadwithin the year returned from servin
g as Mission President of the New ZealandMission.
David Levi was born on 25 March 1887 and spent his boyHood in Ka
nab. His was a typical boy brought up in a typical Mormon commu
nity. When hewas a small boy his rather returned to New Zealan
d to serve another mission.The family lived very frugally duri
ng his absence.
When Dave, as he was called, was about fourteen years of age hi
s father bought a large ranch in Nevada. Tommy felt there wer
e no opportunities in Kanab for a large famly. Theywere a larg
e family by this time, for other sons and daughter had been adde
d to the family since Dave was born. The children were, in orde
r of their birth, William Thomas, Jr., Sumner Udall, David Levi
, Raymon, Carlos, Margery,Paul Edward and Marion King.
Dave, with the assistance of some cousins, drovethe family's ho
rses, cattle and dairy herd from Kanab to Pahranagat Valley wher
e the ranch was located.
Other settlers came to colonize the valley. Theyhired surveyor
s to survey the land so they could establish a small town site
. Tommy gave each of his sons and daughter a building lot of on
e and a quarter acres and, out from town, a farm of ten acres.
After they settled in thevalley another daughter, Mary, was bor
n, kaing their family complete.
They established a country school with all eight grades in a sma
ll frame building.Dave continued in school until he graduate
d from the eighth grade.
The mining town of Delamar was situated about thirty miles to th
e east of Alamo (thename given to the town they had established
). Most of the farms in the valley were planted to alfalfa. Th
is was cut and baled into hay, which Dave freighted to Delamar a
long with butter and eggs.
In about 1905 Dave met his future wife, Jessie Lamb. She had mo
ved with her family to Alamo from Fay, Nevada. She had been i
n the valley about a month before she met Dave at a dance.He a
sked her to go to the 4th of July dance with him and she consent
ed, forshe was attracted to this handsome, dark, curly haired y
oung man of eighteen. Dave called to take Jessie to the dance i
n a black surrey with a span of black horses. Their romance go
t off to a good start. Dave continued to courtJessie for two y
ears and then they were married 30 June 1907. The temple inSt
. George was closed for remodeling so they were married by Dave'
s father. They had ridden horseback to Hiko, which was the capi
tal of Lincoln County, to obtain their license.
When the remple re-opened in October of that year they drove b
y team and wagon to receive their endowments. It took them thre
e long hard Days of driving to reach St. George. Afterwards, th
ey returned to Alamo where they established their first home. D
ave built a room 21 feet square. It had a wooden floor with wal
ls of lumber about four feet high witha big tent to complete th
e walls and to make the roof. There was a window ineach side a
nd a front entrance door. Jessie and her mother made rage carpe
ts to cover the floor and obtained a number of pieces of furnitu
re to furnish it.
Their first child, a son, Gerald Lamb, was born here 5 May 1908
. Shenhe was about six months old they moved to the mining tow
n of Tonopah, Nevada, which was a booming gold mine town at tha
t time. They shared a home with another couple, both cousins
. Omer and Ethel Stewart. Omer and Dave hauled water and sol
d to the residents of the town. The two couples had a great tim
e attending the theatre and prize fights which were brought to t
he town. They lived there about a year and then returned to