Granville Stuart (1834-1918), early settler of Montana, served on the Territorial Council and in the Legislature, was president of the Board of Stock Commissioners, the Historical Society of Montana, and the Society of Montana Pioneers. He went into the cattle business in the 1870s and was president of the Stock Growers Association. In 1894 he was appointed Minister to Uruguay and Paraguay and in 1916 the State Legislature commissioned him to write a history of Montana.
James Stuart (1832-1873), early settler of Montana, was appointed post trader at Fort Browning in 1871.
Frederick H. Burr came to Montana in 1853, settled in Bitterroot in 1856, and married a sister of Granville Stuart's wife Aubony.