The Stewart Family

In 1901 the Stewart family were living in the fourth house from the left where the ladies are standing in the distance	L-R Elizabeth Rainbow, Rebecca Rainbow, Fred Stewart was a rural postman, unknown, Elizabeth Rainbow, unknown

Castlethorpe Census 1901 Page 7 - 12
Page	No. of schedule	Road Street Name of House	Forename	Surname	Relation to head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age Male	Age Female	Profession or Occupation	Where Born	Co.
The following dwellings called 'The Chequers' in 1901 are not situated where The Chequers estate is today. They are the houses that are at the bottom of Station Rd. on the left.
11	77	The Chequers	Frederick	STEWART	head	married	36		Rural Postman	Potterspury	NTH
11	77	The Chequers	Sarah	STEWART	wife	married		34		Shenley	BKM
11	77	The Chequers	Frederick H.	STEWART	son		14		General Labourer	Potterspury	NTH
11	77	The Chequers	William J.	STEWART	son		12			Stony Stratford	BKM
11	77	The Chequers	May	STEWART	daughter			7		Stony Stratford	BKM
11	77	The Chequers	Nellie	STEWART	daughter			3		Stony Stratford	BKM

Born 28.8.1886 Frederick H. Stewart - W.W.I soldier Frederick was working for Mr. Whiting at Castlethorpe when he left at the age of 27 and started work at Wolverton Work Carriage & Wagon Company on 6.10.1913 See company card

Born 28.8.1889 William J. Stewart William was working for Mr. Whiting at Castlethorpe when he left at the age of 23 and started work at Wolverton Work Carriage & Wagon Company on 1.10.1912 See company card Born 26.1.1906 George James Stewart See family George was working for Mr. A. F. Jelley, farmer, The Brewery, Cosgrove when he left at the age of 19 and started work at Wolverton Work Carriage & Wagon Company on 20.3.25 See company card George J. Stewart - The War Years

c.1894 L-R: Frederick H., Frederick, Sarah, William J. Sarah was a junction nurse for the Grand Junction Canal Company

Ian Stewart - son of John & Sylvia Stewart

Ian's athletic career