The Winnipeg Fire Museum did not have him listed on their "Last Alarm" page. I was able to provide them with the evidence necessary to include John Henry Stewart, as well as several other early Winnipeg Firemen, on their list of people who died in the line of duty while protecting Winnipeg.
He is now listed on their website.
His infant son, James Chesley Stewart, died less than a month aftetr his father and is also buried in Elmwood Cemetery.
His wife, Mary Ann (Marie) Black was the elder sister of the wife of Jack's younger brothers (Peter Norman Stewart) wife, Ethel Mildred Black.
Following the death of her first husband, and her child, Marie Black moved to Vancouver, BC, where she married her 2nd cousin, Alexander Foulds.
The Winnipeg Fire Museum did not have him listed on their "Last Alarm" page. I was able to provide them with the evidence necessary to include John Henry Stewart, as well as several other early Winnipeg Firemen, on their list of people who died in the line of duty while protecting Winnipeg.
He is now listed on their website.
His infant son, James Chesley Stewart, died less than a month aftetr his father and is also buried in Elmwood Cemetery.
His wife, Mary Ann (Marie) Black was the elder sister of the wife of Jack's younger brothers (Peter Norman Stewart) wife, Ethel Mildred Black.
Following the death of her first husband, and her child, Marie Black moved to Vancouver, BC, where she married her 2nd cousin, Alexander Foulds.
Family Members
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James William Stewart
1876–1878
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Charlotte Stewart
1878–1878
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Annie Catherine "Kate" Stewart McLaughlin
1880–1914
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William Henry "Will" Stewart
1882–1958
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Mary Eliza "Minnie" Stewart Roblee
1885–1917
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Peter Norman "Pete or P.N." Stewart
1887–1958
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Lucinda Elizabeth "Lizzie" Stewart Carter
1889–1920
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Henrietta "Etta" Stewart Foster
1894–1920
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Margaret May Stewart Lewis
1894–1938
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Ivy Adella Stewart Carter
1899–1984
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