Stewart, William Drummond, Sir, 1795-1871

found: His Edward Warren, 1985:CIP t.p. (William Drummond Stewart) galley (William George Drummond Stewart, b. 12/26/1795 in Perthshire, Scotland)

found: Altowan, or, Incidents of life and adventure in the Rocky Mountains, 1846:title page (An amateur traveler)

found: Benemann, W. Men in Eden, [2012]:title page (William Drummond Stewart) page 14 (born the day after Christmas [i.e. 26 December] in 1795 in Perthshire, Scotland)

found: LC manual cat.(hdg.: Stewart, Sir William George Drummond, bart., 1796-1871)

found: Wikipedia, viewed 4 May 2017:William Drummond Stewart (Sir William Drummond Stewart, 7th Baronet; Scottish adventurer and British military officer; born 26 December 1795 at Murthly Castle, Perthshire, Scotland, the second son of Sir George Stewart and Catherine Drummond; served in the army from 1812 to 1820, seeing combat during the Waterloo Campaign and retiring with the rank of Captain; travelled to the American West from 1832 to 1839 and from 1842 to 1844; employed the painter Alfred Jacob Miller on his travels in 1837; inherited the Baronetcy of Blair and Balcaskie in 1838 when his brother died; had an illegitimate son, William George Drummond Stewart, by Christina Marie Battersby, a servant, acknowledged the child and later married but never lived with Battersby to legitimize his son, who predeceased him; had a homosexual relationship with French Canadian-Cree hunter Antoine Clement that lasted nearly a decade from 1833; died of pneumonia 28 April 1871 at Murthly Castle)