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Sir Charles James Stuart (Baronet) was born at Quebec, in 1824 or 1825 and died in February of 1901. He succeeded to his title upon the death of his father, Sir James Stuart, on July 14th, 1853. Stuart also became heir to the property of Sheriff Charles Stuart of Kingston.

British statesman, succeeded his father in 1723, and about 1737 was made one of his lords of the bedchamber by Frederick, Prince of Wales. On the prince's death in 1751 Bute became groom of the stole to his son, afterwards George III, who he strongly influenced. In 1761 he was appointed one of the principal secretaries of state; was prime minister. His government was one of the most unpopular that ever held office, its fundamental principle being the supremacy of the royal prerogative. From 1768 his life was chiefly spent in the country, where he engaged in botany and science study.

Lawyer, politician and judge. Born 12 Oct. 1807, son of George O'Kill Stuart, archdeacon, Church of England. Educated in Kingston, Upper Canada and in Quebec.

Anglican clergyman, Kingston, Ont.

George Stuart was a farmer in Pittsburgh Township, Ontario.

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Anglican missionary and sons, Kingston, Ont. and Quebec City, Quebec.

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