Kinlock Stuart

"... but he deter mined to pay his debts in full, and he eventually accomplished this purpose to the utmost farthing. The amount was large sum in those days; but Kinlock Stuart never abated his intense labor and his economy until he had a receipt in full. Such was the inception of the great house of R. L. A. Stuart, which reached such wealth and usefulness and Alexander Stuart showed me, with noble pride, that very receipt, written on parchment and signed by all the creditors. An honest man is ..."

"... annum (being the rent of honse 157 Greenwich street) to complainant on behalf of Isabella a?d Catbatine Stewart, of London, heirs of Marienna Fntchard. The property was bought of Kinlock Stuart by Henry and Mariena Pritchard. The deed was mtde out ?ne half to each. They came from London, and, it is con? tended by complainants, were never married. Mariena died ..."

"... was tho rich est of our merchants, waa a poor clerk, and Comodoro Vanderbilt was sailing a (or between tlna and Staten Island. Among tho Scotch element thero was Kinlock Stuart, whn n shop in nn out of tho way spot, and ntl metod tmo pennica of school children hy underselling tho downtown confectioners. Thc /itn of Kinloch stand is pied ..."

"... small boys into the streets to sell it at a cent a that from such humble beginning, their wealth ivas acquired. Tite truth seems to be that their father, Kinlock Stuart, did not die until they were well and left them a property valued at equivalent, years since, to fully today The Stuart brothers were very enterprising; yel they did not ..."