Samuel and Hugh Stewart were able to secure farm land, and eventually, Hugh married and started a family.

Hugh discovered he could make a living as a weaver, and soon had plenty of work in his community

The Stewarts found Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church! They also found a community of Scots who welcomed them with open arms.

The Stewarts have landed in Philadelphia, and their next stop is Drumore in Lancaster County. The story continues as they travel by wagon through forested areas previously only used by animals and Indians.

The Stewart Family is finally sailing to America! They survived 10 weeks aboard a ship with cramped quarters, little water, and unsanitary facilities.

In this lively episode, we'll meet young Hugh Stewart and hear as Jack recounts Hugh's road trip riding his mare, Meg.

By the 1700s, the Catholic Stewarts of Scotland were tired of not being supported by England or Scotland. Robert Stewart loved Glasgow, but could not tolerate the harsh treatment they endured. He decided to leave his family home and move to Northern Ireland in an area known as Ulster.

Tracing your ancestry has its challenges. There may be missing records, or secret adoptions, or many people with the same name. Jack has never stopped seeking to fill the gaps in his family tree. In 2026, he uncovered new information about his line of Stewarts.

Author Jack Stewart tells us how he found the first Stewart he can trace to his family line - Thomas Stewart, born in 1590.

In this episode, Jack shares the stories of James VII, his daughters Mary and Anne, his son James, who was known as the Old Pretender, and Bonnie Prince Charlie, son of the Old Pretender.