Issue
| Name | Birth | Death | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Henry Edward Stewart | 1891 | 1917 | Captain, Royal Sussex Regiment; killed in the Great War in France |
| Mary Philippa Stewart | 1892 | A nun, known as Sister Mary Philip | |
| Dorothy Stewart | 1895 | ||
| Clare Margaret Stewart | 1897 | Married in 1930 Reginald Francis Eyre Huddleston |
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