A Timeline for Elizabeth3 A. Stewart’s Father, John2 Alburtus and His Family, and Other
Middelburg/Newtown News as Background for Dr. John1 and Elizabeth3 A. Stewart’s History
Excerpts from Who Was Dr. John1 Stewart of Long Island, New York, Monmouth, New Jersey and Sussex, Delaware?

A Guidebook to the Records for Dr. John1 Stewart and His Wife Elizabeth3 Alburtus
by © 2023 Margery Boyden, Scudder Association Foundation Historian, used with permission.

Journal 5 no 2 (Spring 2023)

 


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