Samuel Swaim Stewart (January 8, 1855—April 6, 1898), also known as S. S. Stewart, was a musician, composer, publisher, and manufacturer of banjos. He...
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Olympic fencer Samuel Alexander Stewart, Irish botanist and geologist Samuel Swaim Stewart banjo player, publisher, manufacturer Sam V. Stewart (1872–1939)...
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management Roy Mackenzie Stewart (1889–1964), British neurologist Samuel Swaim Stewart (1855–1898), known as S. S. Stewart, American musician, publisher...
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Heritage Publishing. p. 232. Stewart, Samuel Swaim (1888). The Banjo! A Dissertation. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: S. S. Stewart. pp. 43–45. Schreyer, Lowell...
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Franklin Stewart, a Philadelphia physician and Swaim's "Medical Director". (Stewart's son Samuel Swaim Stewart invented the Banjeaurine.) "Swaim's Laboratory"...
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1890s to the 1930s. The banjeaurine was invented by Samuel Swaim Stewart, owner of the S.S. Stewart Banjo Company in Philadelphia. The new instrument first...
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embracing classical music on the banjo, he was joining men like Samuel Swaim Stewart, William A. Huntley and George W. Gregory, all of whom embraced playing...
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musical career from 1865 to 1869; authors Edward Le Roy Rice and Samuel Swaim Stewart published generalized timelines of his activities. The two give different...
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the George W. Bush No One Knows". The New York Times. Review of Landfall. Swaim, Barton (February 15, 2019). "‘Landfall’ Review: How It Really Never Happened...
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Metzger 1953, pp. 79. Metzger 1964, pp. 151. Metzger 1964, pp. 152. Swaim 1953, pp. 39. Swaim 1953, pp. 40. Barclay 1953. Rhodes 2001, p. 94. The faiths men...
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