My relationship to Lewis Stewart:
Me
Roger Dale Ray (Robert Jewell Vincent, father)
Elbert “Shorty” Tracey Vincent (grandfather)
Martin Riley Vincent (great-grandfather)
Emmie Stewart (2nd great-grandmother)
Lewis Stewart (3rd great-grandfather)
Ok, these are the final records of Lewis Stewart during the Civil War that I found on Fold3. Remember how he was in the hospital sick, but no reason was previously given? Well, I know everyone has been dying to know, so here we go!
The first page is a Muster Roll that tells us that he was in the hospital in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Next we have his information sheet for that hospital in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Diagnosis? Acute Diarrhea. And Small Pox dated January 21, 1865.
Treatment? I don’t know! It’s blank!
The result? He returned to duty February 20, 1865.
On July 10, 1865 Lewis Stewart mustered out, or discharged, from the Union Army in Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina.
I hope to find the information for Lewis Stewart’s life outside of the military soon. He apparently had a lot of children, I just can’t track them all down. As soon as I can I will be back with more about him!
