I found the entry pertaining to General Stewart.

The source of the material:

1796/02/16: From Morris to William Cranch

See images morr009.tif and morr010.tif

"I wait to hear from you on the subject before I say more, that is I want to know what Mr. Carrol says or is disposed to do. I have been reading over your several letters of the 2nd,5th,23rd, and 25th of December to which I did not reply when they were recieved because I could not then reply in any manner then satisfactory to myself- the first of those letters containing Mr. Loverings account of what was necessary to be done to Clark's houses. I hope as the winerter has been so mild, those houses may not havce suffered. i don't know whether those houses were placed on lot no 118 which Mr. Greenleaf sold General Stewart of major Moore. I am trying to bring that contract into force again..."

In addition, I remember photocopying a section of Arnebeck's book which describes the location of houses built. He mentions President's street but I am not sure if that is directly pertaining to the houses Clark built. I jsut thought this should be explored.