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			Stuart's Landing on the Skeena rivernamed after this man
 
			John "David" Stuart (Stewart surname in some books)
 b-  Aug 7, 1827 in Scotland
 d- Feb 24, 1912 at Copper River, BC, age 84
 buried in Stuart, Dobbie, Private Graveyard,
 at Dobbie's landing, previously known as Stuart's landing. (see link 
			below)
 Pioneer Fruit Grower of the Skeena Valley
 Died from old age.
 I'm not 100% sure he wasn't married twice.
 Jane Bennett then Jane Smith, just seen the 2 names in various 
			places.
 but 1891 census to me looks like it says Jane (2nd).
 and after his name there is a (W) Widow?
 married Jane Smith, May 2, 1885 at Port Essington BC
 b- ca 1858 in BC (possibly Fort Simpson BC, see census below)
 d- 1900 in Copper River BC
 buried in Stuart, Dobbie, Private Graveyard
 1881 David Stuart shown as a fisherman, 
			Aberdeen Fishery, Skeena, age 50+ 1891 Stuart family in Fort Simpson BCDavid Stuart, Boss Fisherman, at Inverness Cannery, age 63
 wife- Jane, age 33, shows born in Fort Simpson BC
 daughter Maud Stuart, b- age 13 in 1891
 daughter- Mary Stuart,  age 8
 daughter Jemima Stuart, age 6
 and daughter Ellen Stuart,  age 3
 Inverness Cannery at Port Edward,
 opened in 1876, named in 1880,closed in 1950
 and burned down in 1973.
 1901 David Stuart shown as a widow, at Lorne CreekRancher, who immigrated in 1857,
 living with his family
 5 daughters:
 Daughter- Mary  "May?" Stuart,
 b- Oct 14, 1883 in BC
 d- July 13, 1937, in Prince Rupert BC, age 55
 married Paul Post, Oct 25, 1910 at Bride's residence, he was age 26
 b- Aug 18, 1884, Coleman, Midland Co, Michigan, USA,
 d- July 1, 1955, Mental Home, Colquitz BC, age 70
 buried Colwood Burial Park, Victoria BC
 son of Floyd L. "Lloyd?" Post and Isobella "Isabella?" Doherty
 Shown as a bachelor, Clerk, at Stuart's landing when he was married
 Immigrated in 1904, shown as an Engineer
 1911 living next to her parents.
 They lived in Usk BC later on.
 Mary is buried in Stuart, Dobbie, Private Graveyard
 Daughter Jemima Stuart, b- May 7, 1885 in BC
 d- Feb 9, 1971 Mills Memorial Hospital, Terrace BC
 death cert last name shown as Stewart for her father.
 Jemima Stuart married Simeon Wilson Dobbie
 Oct 12, 1905 in St James Church, Vancouver.
 Jane Smith shown born Skeena River, age 20,
 Simeon Dobbie, age 37, b- June 6, 1868, Parkhill ON, Telegraph Operator
 d- July 3, 1954, Home for the Aged, Terrace BC
 son of Edwin R. Dobbie, b- ON and Margaret Loomis, b- Virginia US
 (see link below)
 daughter- Ellen Stuart,b- Aug 7, 1887 in BC
 birth cert says Ellen Stewart b- Aug 13, 1887 in Port Essington BC
 father- David Stewart, fisherman, and wife- Jane Bennett
 so we can see the Stuart, Stewart changes here.
 daughter- Priscilla Angeleka (Angelina?) 
			(Angelexa?) Stuart, b- Dec 5, 1892 in Copper City BC
 (marriage cert says born in Victoria, BC)
 d- Sept 13, 1920 age 28 in Hazelton BC
 buried in Stuart, Dobbie, Private Graveyard
 married 
			
			
			Hugh Bernard Ashton " Hughie" Birch, Sept 15, 1916 (his 2nd wife)
 in Gov't Telegraph Office in Terrace, by Rev. Thomas J. Marsh
 daughter- Janet Stuart, b- Dec 7, 1896 in BC
 Can't seem to find any more info on her
 1911 only David, daughter Priscilla and 
			Janett shown at Kitsumkalum See my 
			
		
			Copper City 
			
			web page 
				
				 
			
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			Jan 1912 book, Mr. Stuart's Orchard 
			Picturehttp://archive.org/stream/fruitgrowingposs00carprich#page/14/mode/2up
 
			Story of Stuart family herehttp://www.terracelibrary.ca/history1/dobbie_and_stuart_landing/davidstuart.htm
 
			  
 
			
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