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Wes, I saw somewhere that you are doing research on Poteau and Guntown, MS this may just be a wild goose chase or it could why Covey was in the area at the time. Here is what I got this week.
Sallies Mother
Mary Ellen Stewart
Born Dec, 9 1850
Died Nov 4, 1911
Father
C J Stewart
Born Jan 16 or 6th,1848
Died Sept 6, 1931
Sallie Mae Stewart
Born Mar 27, 1874 Harmony Ar.
Married John Covey had 7 children. Will Post more on this when I locate.
Died ?
Nellie Amarisa Limerr Stewart (Sister)
Born Jan 20 1884, Haggarsville or Salem Ar.
Died ?
James Bing Stewart ( Brother )
Born Apr 27,1897 Clarksville Ar.
Charles William Stewart ( Brother)
Born Feb 22 1880, Haggardsville Ar.
Lucy Ella Stewart (Sister)
Born Mar. 2, 1886 Born near Ozone Ar.
Paul Stewart ( Brother ) Was a Congressman
Sallies Mother
Mary Ellen Stewart
Born Dec, 9 1850
Died Nov 4, 1911
Father
C J Stewart
Born Jan 16 or 6th,1848
Died Sept 6, 1931
Sallie Mae Stewart
Born Mar 27, 1874 Harmony Ar.
Died ?
Nellie Amarisa Limerr Stewart (Sister)
Born Jan 20 1884, Haggarsville or Salem Ar.
Died ?
James Bing Stewart ( Brother )
Born Apr 27,1897 Clarksville Ar.
Charles William Stewart ( Brother)
Born Feb 22 1880, Haggardsville Ar.
Lucy Ella Stewart (Sister)
Born Mar. 2, 1886 Born near Ozone Ar.
Paul Stewart ( Brother ) Was a Congressman
, a Representative from Oklahoma; born in Clarksville, Johnson County, Ark., February 27, 1892; moved with his parents to Poteau, Indian Territory, in 1894 and to Red River County, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory (now a part of McCurtain County, Okla.) in 1897; self-educated; entered the mercantile business at the age of thirteen at Spencerville, Indian Territory; in 1910 moved his mercantile business to Haworth, Okla., where he continued its operation until 1919; was admitted to the bar in 1915 and commenced the practice of law; postmaster at Haworth 1914-1922; served in the Oklahoma State House of Representatives 1922-1926; moved to Antlers, Okla., in 1929; editor, owner, and publisher of the Antlers (Okla.) American, a weekly newspaper, since 1929; member of the State senate 1926-1942, serving as Democratic floor leader in 1929 and 1930 and as president pro tempore in 1933 and 1934; Acting Governor in 1933; engaged in cattle raising, farming, and hotel business; elected as a Democrat to the Seventy-eighth and Seventy-ninth Congresses (January 3, 1943-January 3, 1947); was not a candidate for renomination in 1946; resumed former business pursuits and is a resident of Antlers, Okla.
Plantation was sold in Guntown Ms
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