Samuel Lawrence Stewart 1890–1958, born in Ashland City, Tennessee.
A special note regarding one of his sons:
Redd Stewart (1923-2003) was an award winning country singer - songwriter. Redd joined up with Pee Wee King's band in the late 1930s achieving some popularity but it was not until after World War II that popularity turned into true success. Stewart began writing, inspired by his military service, wrote a huge hit for Ernest Tubb "A Soldier's Last Letter." Redd Stewart and Pee Wee King then co-wrote hits such as "Bonaparte's Retreat" and the enduring country classic "Tennessee Waltz." The hit songs kept coming with "Slow Poke" and "You Belong to Me" topping the charts in the early '50s, and the duo continued to play in bands together throughout the '60s including performances on the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
Spouse
Lucy Jane Barr 1900–1940
Children
Alvin J Stewart 1916–1973
Eury 'Slim' Stewart 1919-
Marion Juanita Stewart 1922–1995
Henry Ellis "Redd" Stewart 1923–2003 ***
Gene Joyce Stewart 1928–2000
William Stewart 1932–
Mary Helen Stewart 1935–
Parents
Christopher Columbus Stewart 1861–1905
Martha Jane Boyte 1861–1939
Siblings
Nellie A Stewart 1887–1917
Eva E Stewart 1887–1928
Samuel Lawrence Stewart 1890–1958
Annie A Stewart 1895–
Nina Louise Stewart Ball 1897–1929
Ruth Bell Stewart 1900–1994
A special note regarding one of his sons:
Redd Stewart (1923-2003) was an award winning country singer - songwriter. Redd joined up with Pee Wee King's band in the late 1930s achieving some popularity but it was not until after World War II that popularity turned into true success. Stewart began writing, inspired by his military service, wrote a huge hit for Ernest Tubb "A Soldier's Last Letter." Redd Stewart and Pee Wee King then co-wrote hits such as "Bonaparte's Retreat" and the enduring country classic "Tennessee Waltz." The hit songs kept coming with "Slow Poke" and "You Belong to Me" topping the charts in the early '50s, and the duo continued to play in bands together throughout the '60s including performances on the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
Spouse
Lucy Jane Barr 1900–1940
Children
Alvin J Stewart 1916–1973
Eury 'Slim' Stewart 1919-
Marion Juanita Stewart 1922–1995
Henry Ellis "Redd" Stewart 1923–2003 ***
Gene Joyce Stewart 1928–2000
William Stewart 1932–
Mary Helen Stewart 1935–
Parents
Christopher Columbus Stewart 1861–1905
Martha Jane Boyte 1861–1939
Siblings
Nellie A Stewart 1887–1917
Eva E Stewart 1887–1928
Samuel Lawrence Stewart 1890–1958
Annie A Stewart 1895–
Nina Louise Stewart Ball 1897–1929
Ruth Bell Stewart 1900–1994
Samuel Lawrence Stewart 1890–1958, born in Ashland City, Tennessee.
A special note regarding one of his sons:
Redd Stewart (1923-2003) was an award winning country singer - songwriter. Redd joined up with Pee Wee King's band in the late 1930s achieving some popularity but it was not until after World War II that popularity turned into true success. Stewart began writing, inspired by his military service, wrote a huge hit for Ernest Tubb "A Soldier's Last Letter." Redd Stewart and Pee Wee King then co-wrote hits such as "Bonaparte's Retreat" and the enduring country classic "Tennessee Waltz." The hit songs kept coming with "Slow Poke" and "You Belong to Me" topping the charts in the early '50s, and the duo continued to play in bands together throughout the '60s including performances on the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
Spouse
Lucy Jane Barr 1900–1940
Children
Alvin J Stewart 1916–1973
Eury 'Slim' Stewart 1919-
Marion Juanita Stewart 1922–1995
Henry Ellis "Redd" Stewart 1923–2003 ***
Gene Joyce Stewart 1928–2000
William Stewart 1932–
Mary Helen Stewart 1935–
Parents
Christopher Columbus Stewart 1861–1905
Martha Jane Boyte 1861–1939
Siblings
Nellie A Stewart 1887–1917
Eva E Stewart 1887–1928
Samuel Lawrence Stewart 1890–1958
Annie A Stewart 1895–
Nina Louise Stewart Ball 1897–1929
Ruth Bell Stewart 1900–1994
A special note regarding one of his sons:
Redd Stewart (1923-2003) was an award winning country singer - songwriter. Redd joined up with Pee Wee King's band in the late 1930s achieving some popularity but it was not until after World War II that popularity turned into true success. Stewart began writing, inspired by his military service, wrote a huge hit for Ernest Tubb "A Soldier's Last Letter." Redd Stewart and Pee Wee King then co-wrote hits such as "Bonaparte's Retreat" and the enduring country classic "Tennessee Waltz." The hit songs kept coming with "Slow Poke" and "You Belong to Me" topping the charts in the early '50s, and the duo continued to play in bands together throughout the '60s including performances on the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
Spouse
Lucy Jane Barr 1900–1940
Children
Alvin J Stewart 1916–1973
Eury 'Slim' Stewart 1919-
Marion Juanita Stewart 1922–1995
Henry Ellis "Redd" Stewart 1923–2003 ***
Gene Joyce Stewart 1928–2000
William Stewart 1932–
Mary Helen Stewart 1935–
Parents
Christopher Columbus Stewart 1861–1905
Martha Jane Boyte 1861–1939
Siblings
Nellie A Stewart 1887–1917
Eva E Stewart 1887–1928
Samuel Lawrence Stewart 1890–1958
Annie A Stewart 1895–
Nina Louise Stewart Ball 1897–1929
Ruth Bell Stewart 1900–1994
Family Members
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