Looking for info on a Nicholas Scott b/9 -20 - 1833 in Virginia [I am told] died in Boon Co. Iowa in 1920. Wife Sarah Toliver b/6 - 7 - 1837 in Owen Co. Indiana. They were married in Owen Co. Indiana in 1 - 27 - 1853. Would like info on there children, Nicholas's parents and where he was born. Thanks Ron - [email protected]

I am Researching the SCOTT surname in Yorkshire (Howden, Snaith) and London, England. My Family History Tree can be accessed at www.KevinBean.co.uk If anyone has any information for exchange please contact me by Email. Kevin.

I too am interested & very frustrated at the lack of information that I have been able to turn up about my SCOTTS. Josiah D. Scott,b 1806-Virginia(according to the US census),d ?-don't know location either. He settled in northwest Missouri with his wife,Jane McKee, family & a group of relatives & acquaintances from Indianapolis, Indiana. They arrived there sometime around 1845-6. The other surnames in that group were Bush, Dryden, Roberts, Mullis, Kime and Merrill. Is Joshua also a common substitute for Josiah ? I have the usual frustration of working with such an uncommon name as SCOTT. Ha ! Any clues or tidbits are welcome. Best regards, Kathy ------------------------------------------------------------- Ben Gantt wrote: > Seeking the identity of the father of the John SCOTT, b. 1695 in St. > Steven's Parish, Cecil Co., MD and died ca. Oct 1760 in Rowan Co., NC. > (There is a mention of him in Ramsey's "Carolina Cradle ...", p. 125.) He is the head of Family 477 in the former SCOTT One-Name Study. He had, at least, one son named John2 SCOTT, b. 15 Feb 1728 probably in Cecil Co., MD, (who m. Agnes REED (ca. 1760) and died in 1811 in Livingston Co., KY); a son named James2 SCOTT, b. ca. 1737, and a daughter, Mary2 SCOTT, b. ca. 1738, who m. a John BURNET. > John2 SCOTT, above, had a son named Joshua3 SCOTT, b. ca 1760/3 probably in Rowan Co., NC, who served in the Rev. War under Gen. Thomas SUMTER, married a Jane (surname unknown) and died in Pope Co., IL ca. Oct 1825. We have a lot of information on Joshua3 through KY deeds, etc. He moved just over the Ohio River about 1815 or so and was involved in the local political structure during the time IL gained statehood. > We are reasonably sure our immigrant SCOTT ancestor was Scots-Irish and I strongly suspect he came into the U.S. through MD or PA. We would certainly appreciate any assistance or clues and would be happy to exchange genealogical information with other SCOTT researchers. Hope to hear from you. Please reply direct to: <[email protected]>

I am still looking for origins of or any information about Nancy Scott...prob. born in Ohio about 1802. She was married on August 4th 1825 in Ross County Ohio, to John C. Donnel(l). Son William (M.?) was born August 16, 1826 in Ohio. There were also children: Nancy, John, Henry, Mary, Thomas S. Eliza J. and Ezra A. Is there a hint here in her parents names? Did these people of that time and place use a naming system, or was anything in particular customary then? The Donnel family came from Pennsylvania. I would appreciate any hints or possible information. Thanks so much. Diane in Iowa, USA mailto:[email protected] icq# 8679306

Hi, I am looking for Robert SCOTT, born abt 1755, married Susannah FAIRCHILD 1785 Epping Uplands, Essex, England. Anyone with connections? Carolyn Gregory [email protected]

Connie, Can you list the names and spouses of Peter Scott's children? I have a Scott ancestor by the name of James Julius Scott born 1804 KY who moved to Crawford Co, AR by way of Pulaski Co, MO. Crawford Co is just a hop away from Carrol Co. where Peter resided. James Julius also named two daughters Nancy. Toni

Does anyone have a John Scott in Covington County, Mississippi, in 1830? I saw an index for the 1830 Census which showed a Scott. I know John Scott was living on Leaf River in 1831. If anyone has that census, would appreciate a look up. Thank you, Lola.

Connie: From another correspondent I have a William Scott b. 1823 in KY and his parents b. in NC, but no names given. He married Mary Bagby. My William was born a bit earlier (probably 1797)) and married Mary Thornton in 1816. However, he could have been a cousin of your William. He moved to Henry County, Indiana in 1830's (a little later than I advised a previous correspondent) and subsequently to Macon County (Decatur) IL. He died in 1850 in that county. He had children James b. 1817, d. 1844, married Mary Ann Campbell; John b. ca. 1822; William M. b. 1823; Samuel L. b. ca. 1824, died in TX, and married an Ellen I think; Mary b. 1826, married George William Campbell in 1850 in IL; Jeems or Deems; Martha, b. 1828, d. 1898, married Milton Brown whose descendants also are in TX; Richard T. b. 1830, d. 1886, married Sarah Stewart; George???; Joseph b. 1833, d. 1911, married Virginia Querry; Daniel F. b. 1835, d. 1913, married Sarah Sheppard daughter of James Sheppard and Rebecca Jewett originally from Pickaway County OH; infant who died young. Then I have another William Scott b. 1795 in SC (maybe) whose father was John Scott b. 1763 in PA; mother Nancy Keith. William married a Nancy and had 13 children. Our Scott ancestors sure had a lot of children!! Now that I am digging through files, I find some info that might be of use to Ben who started this correspondence. This is just a scrap from someone else whom I can't identify but here it is: John and Jane Scott lived in Huggan Ing, Sawley Extraparochial District, Yorkshire, Eng. in late 1600's They had five children who survived and with their parents sailed to America, supposedly on the Britannia, arriving before 1700. Settled in PA. Town Edgely mentioned. Also Bucks County. The five children are listed as Ann m. John Baldwin; Sarah married John Smith; John married Hannah Merrick; Thomas married Mary Davis; Henry married??. Well, maybe some of this information will ring some bells out there. All the best, Maureen

Do you know what county in KY? Maureen

I am sorry to say I do not have information about the father of your John Scott. I am writing in response to your posting because it is the first posting that positions Scotts in the areas and at the times I am interested in, namely Virginia, Carolinas, Kentucky late 1700's. Did your John2 or Joshua have a son William or grandson William who might have married in northern KY in about 1816? Does your family have any known connection to the Thorntons? William Scott's family also migrated to IL ca. 1830's Many thanks. Maureen

Seeking the identity of the father of the John SCOTT, b. 1695 in St. Steven's Parish, Cecil Co., MD and died ca. Oct 1760 in Rowan Co., NC. (There is a mention of him in Ramsey's "Carolina Cradle ...", p. 125.) He is the head of Family 477 in the former SCOTT One-Name Study. He had, at least, one son named John2 SCOTT, b. 15 Feb 1728 probably in Cecil Co., MD, (who m. Agnes REED (ca. 1760) and died in 1811 in Livingston Co., KY); a son named James2 SCOTT, b. ca. 1737, and a daughter, Mary2 SCOTT, b. ca. 1738, who m. a John BURNET. John2 SCOTT, above, had a son named Joshua3 SCOTT, b. ca 1760/3 probably in Rowan Co., NC, who served in the Rev. War under Gen. Thomas SUMTER, married a Jane (surname unknown) and died in Pope Co., IL ca. Oct 1825. We have a lot of information on Joshua3 through KY deeds, etc. He moved just over the Ohio River about 1815 or so and was involved in the local political structure during the time IL gained statehood. We are reasonably sure our immigrant SCOTT ancestor was Scots-Irish and I strongly suspect he came into the U.S. through MD or PA. We would certainly appreciate any assistance or clues and would be happy to exchange genealogical information with other SCOTT researchers. Hope to hear from you. Please reply direct to: <[email protected]>

Hi, I am looking for information on a Peter Scott. He was born 1772 in Scotland ? came to America about 1780's or 90's. Thought to have been in Virginia but have records showing children born in KY 1790's. Married a lady by the name of Nancy ? . He eventually ended up in Carroll Co. AR and died at the age of 110, in 1882. Had a lot of family in that area. Would appreicate anything that someone might have on this gentleman. Thanks. Connie Scott , [email protected]

David, Would you please contact me. For some reason I can not find your email address. Would like to follow up on previous conversations. Ray [email protected]

Looking for info on Alexander Scott poss. born WV, father Enoch Scott. Alexander m. Elizabeth Bruce poss. in Mo or WV. Elizabeth poss. born Mo. They had a son James Jefferson (JJ) b. Aug. 1 1868 Iowa in either Lucas or Wayne co. He m. Oct. 1891 Russell, Lucas, Iowa Rosa Dell Hastings b. Aug. 17, 1874. They moved in the early 1900's to Indian Territory Ok. Any info on this family would be appreciated. This is the first jump over my brick wall in nearly exactly 1 year to the day! Thanks, Pam

Scott:- Donald. married Iris Smith from Braintree, Essex England in 1950s had three children, Tina, Dean & Tony. in the late 1950s. All children born in USA. Email: [email protected]

How do a put a search out for a Scott family member

On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 16:41:37 EDT [email protected] writes: > How do a put a search out for a Scott family member Name him, with as much date/place information as you have and ask if someone recognizes him.

Attention Researchers with Robeson Co NC Roots! July 10th, 2001 the Robeson County Heritage Book Committee will be having their meeting at 7:00 pm in the McLean Room of the Robeson County Public Library in Lumberton, NC. The public is invited and encouraged to attend. The Robeson County Heritage Book will be written by hundreds of people who submit stories on their Robeson County connected ancestors. If your ancestors were from Robeson Co NC, then we encourage you to submit stories on your Robeson Co NC ancestors. If you do not put your family's story in the book then no one else probably will, and the end result is that they will be left out of the publication. You don't have to be a Rhodes Scholar to write a story. You can make your stories just as simple, or just as elaborate, as you wish. If you are interested in this project and would like to be placed on the mailing list to receive a brochure [brochures should be in from the publisher by late July], then send us your name and smailing address to the e-mail address listed below: [email protected] Thanks, Sam West Lumberton, NC

Just a short update on my genealogy. I found Thomas A.Scott (son of Francis Scott & Elizabeth Axtell )with wife "EMILY" in 1880 Zaleski,Vinton Co., Ohio with children *** IRA ***, Elizabeth, Marietta,William T., and Virgil. All the dates match up. Past records showed Thomas married to Phoebe Drake. I have figured something happened to Phoebe because there was another Thomas A. Scott in Athens married to an Emily Clutter in 1865 which is about 10 years after he'd married Phoebe. IRA would still be the child of Thomas and Phoebe but the rest are Thomas and Emily. I just wrote to San Juan county Historica Society in Colorado again. I just found a previous bit of correspondence that I'd had with them last year and stowed away. They have a couple of 1908 pictures of Ira and his wife Mary so I sent them $10. and requested copies of them. Talk to you later Marsha __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

I am unable to use the [email protected] e-mail address so you can still reach me at [email protected] Sorry for the problem. A Christian Friend Dan Scott