HeyJaredLands Where My Fathers Died
“Lands Where My Fathers Died” meticulously recreates the history from 1230 A.D., when the first family member used STEWART as his surname, to the present day in the U.S.
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Civil War: Stewarts Register for Union Army (opens the original)
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Civil War: Stewarts Register for Union Army This week's episode tells of the impact of the Civil War on the Stewart family, and continues after the war when Sam's wife, Mary, passes away.
Missouri Becomes A Slave State (opens the original)
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The country is in political and economic unrest, and the issue of slavery is at the heart of the matter.
700-Mile Trip to Missouri (opens the original)
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This week, Sam, Mary, and their six children make the 700-mile trip from Ohio to Andrew County, Missouri, by Conestoga wagon.
Go West, Young Man! (opens the original)
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Sam worked hard as a tradesman in Ohio but still had not found what he wanted to do with his life. When he heard about new Indian lands opening in Missouri, he and Mary decided to go.
Samuel Marries Mary Eisenberg (opens the original)
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Sam marries Anna Mary Eisenberg and they have four children. Sam works hard at the forge that pulls iron ore, limestone, and charcoal from the mountains.
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