George & Victoria's Children

In my last post i talked about George and Victoria Steward. Now i'll share with you everything i know about their children.

Arthur M Steward was born about 1868 in Iowa. On March 12, 1890 he married Kate Anderson. His father (George Emory Steward) was one of his witnesses.

They went on to have 2 children together, Guy A Steward and George Merric Steward. On October 30, 1929 at the age of 61, Arthur passed away.

Albert D Steward was born about 1869 in Iowa. He married Sarah and they had a daughter together, Clara. He passed away in 1925 at the age of 56.


Elsie O Steward was born about 1872 in Iowa. She married Richard Ragan on November 28, 1889. They had 6 children together: Georgia E, Imo C, Eunice I, Sylvia L, Leslie M, and Clifton A. Richard passed away sometime before 1910 and Elsie died in September of 1958 at the age of 86.

Alva John Steward was born February 22, 1876. By 1910 he was married to Myrtle and they had 3 kids; Tessie M, Hubert G, and Howard. On his WWI draft it says "one arm gone", i'm not sure how he lost his arm. Below is his draft card.

By 1920 Alva and Myrtle had divorced and he was married to another woman Pearl. And on the 1920 census they had listed as having a black servant living with them, by the name of Cliff L Stuckey. By 1930 he was divorced again. Then by 1940 he was married again, this time to a woman named Louise. He died on November 30, 1946 at the age of 70. He is buried in Indian Valley.

Eliza Steward was born about 1880. I really don't have any information about her.

Modie Imo Steward was born in January of 1882. She married Andrew Hutchison. The picture below is of them together. I really don't know much more about her, except that she died in 1964. She was 82 years old. She is buried in Indian Valley.

Clyde Emory Steward was born on November 14, 1886. You can read about his life HERE!

Argie V Steward was born on September 30, 1889. By the age of 21 she was married to Amasa Hutchison and they had 5 children together: Christena, Imo Eliza, Victoria, Louise, and Eldon. She died on February 4, 1920, she was 31 years old. Here is her obituary:

INFLUENZA TAKES MRS. HUTCHISON. (2/6/1920 COUNCIL, ID) This, Tursday,morning Dr. Fuller informs us that he has been advised by telephone of the death of Mrs. Argie Hutchison, wife of Amasa Hutchison, at her home in Indian Valley last night. The cause of death is said to have been pneumonia, presumabley associated with influenza. She had been ill about a week.
From indirect information we gather that Mrs. Hutchison was thirty-one years of age. By her death five children, the youngest one year, are all left motherless.
At the time this is put inot type we have not been advised as to the date of the funeral.
The deceased had a broad acquaintance in the county and was known as a very estimable lady