Scott C. Steward
Scott C. Steward was the founding editor at Vita Brevis; he served as NEHGS Editor-in-Chief 2013-2022. He is the author, co-author, or editor of genealogies of the Ayer, Le Roy, Lowell, Saltonstall, Thorndike, and Winthrop families. His articles have appeared in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, NEXUS, New England Ancestors, American Ancestors, and The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, and he has written book reviews for the Register, The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, and the National Genealogical Society Quarterly.
Thanks, Alicia! Here is a link.
On Banned in Boston
Thanks, Carol! I've added a link in the text of the article.
On Banned in Boston
I don't remember there being any mention of a meeting in the 1860-65 diary -- perhaps it occurred in the…
On ‘In the dead of night’
Pat, there is an enormous amount of material on William Gray in the Regina Shober Gray diary -- he was…
On ‘In the dead of night’
Carolyn, by the time this entry was written the Civil War was winding down -- even as the rhetoric around…
On ‘In the dead of night’
I don't have an answer, Susan, although in my family's case it looks like both the Bouchers and the O'Briens…
On ‘All fidelity to the Duke of Brunswick’
I think so, Carol, although the second Marie seems to have gone by that name rather than either one of…
On ‘All fidelity to the Duke of Brunswick’
Thanks, Brenna! A review of the 1901 England Census shows Ethel Young living in her stepfather's household in Mountnessing, Essex;…
On The name is a mystery
No, the Memorandum Book is a book in my cousin's possession -- passed down from her parents. And thanks! This…
On Boucher gleanings
Thanks, Robert! A challenge, certainly, but it helps to be directed to baptismal or marriage records, so one knows what…
On Boucher gleanings