Steuart
Steuart is a surname of Scottish origin, best understood as a variant of Stewart and Stuart. The name derives from the medieval office of steward, the administrator or manager of a noble household or estate, and was adopted as a family name in Scotland and parts of England from the Middle Ages onward. The Steuart spelling is less common today than Stewart or Stuart, but it appears in historical records and in some genealogical sources as an alternate form of the same surname. In some cases Steuart has also been used as a given name, though this usage is relatively rare.
Geographically, Steuart occurs most often in Scotland, particularly in regions with historical ties to old steward
Notable people with the Steuart spelling are relatively few in the public record; researchers typically encounter