Duncan Stewart^{[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]}

Abt 1623 - 1717  (~ 94 years)

• Name	Duncan Stewart
  Birth	Abt 1623	Scotland   [6]
  	He deposed in 1698 that he was about 75 years old.
  Gender	Male
  Event	3 Sep 1650	Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland   [7, 8]
  	captured by Oliver Cromwell's troops
  	at the Battle of Dunbar (1650)
  	After the battle, tens of thousands of Scots were taken to Durham Castle and then sent to London, England for trial. Many of the Scots did not survive the conditions at Durham Castle nor the march to London. Some found guilty were sent to the Lynn Ironworks in Lynn, Massachusetts as an indentured servant with John Bex(Beax) and Company for an 8 year term. The Iron Works is now largely referred to as the Saugus Iron Works and is presently located in Saugus, Massachusetts. Historically it was also referred to as the Iron Works at Hammersmith. Role: Participant
  Migration	11 Nov 1650	From England   [8, 9, 10, 11]
  	To New England
  	aboard Unity
  	The ship arrived in December with approximately 150 Scottish prisoners of war. Role: Passenger
  Event	Dec 1650	Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay, British America   [8, 9]
  	60 of these men went to work in the bogs near the Saugus Iron Works. Others stayed in Boston, some went to Maine and others were sent south.
  	George Darling John Marshall Robert Junkins William Furbush Patrick Fassett James Adams
  	Role: Participant
  Alternate Name	Duncan Stuart  [5]
  Occupation	shipwright  [1]
  Occupation	6 Mar 1653/4	Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America   [6]
  	servant to George Hadley
  Death	30 Aug 1717	Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America   [1, 4, 6]
  Person ID	I532	Duane's Ancestors
  Last Modified	4 Jan 2017

  
  

• Event Map		Birth - Abt 1623 - Scotland Event - captured by Oliver Cromwell's troops,at the Battle of Dunbar (1650)  - 3 Sep 1650 - Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland Migration - To New England,aboard Unity  - 11 Nov 1650 - England Event - 60 of these men went to work in the bogs near the Saugus Iron Works. Others stayed in Boston, some went to Maine and others were sent south.,George Darling John Marshall Robert Junkins William Furbush Patrick Fassett James Adams  - Dec 1650 - Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay, British America Occupation - servant to George Hadley - 6 Mar 1653/4 - Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America Death - 30 Aug 1717 - Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America  = Link to Google Earth
  Pin Legend	: Address       : Location       : City/Town       : County/Shire       : State/Province       : Country       : Not Set

  
  

• Sources

  1.  [S544] First Settlers of New England, Vol. 4., 190, 00193.  2.  [S212] Rowley, MA, 356, 00461.  3.  [S259] NEHGS Register, 79:85, 00390.  4.  [S988] Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire, 661, 00218.  5.  [S1282] Fifty Great Migration Colonists To New England & Their Origins, 465, 01124.  6.  [S51] Penobscot Pioneers, Volume 5, 142, 00421.  7.  [S1108] TEG, 6:9, 00961.  8.  [S985] TCN, 40:295, 00937.  9.  [S1108] TEG, 6:10, 00961.  10.  [S1108] TEG, 6:11, 00961.  11.  [S1108] TEG, 6:12, 00961.