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Per the Pittis Genealogy, compiled and edited by MB Pittis (ca.1945), Jane Pittis (5/18/1819 Isle of Wight,G.B.- 2/23/1901 Deersville, Harrison Co.,OH) m. 8/20/1839 to John Walter Scott (10/10/1811 Yorkshire,England- 10/8/1886 Deersville,Harrison Co.,OH); both buried in the Scott vault in Cadiz cem. MB Pittis quotes a "sketch in The Harrison County History, and from the local newspapers at the time of his death" as her source to say JW was the son of James Scott of Sowerby Bridge,Yorkshire; James' 1st wife was a Miss Howarth, who died in England; no children. James' 2nd wife was Harriet Arnold, and they had John, William and Eliza. They emigrated in 1816 to York (now Toronto), Canada; then went to NY City. In 1819 they walked from NY City to Cadiz, OH. James was the first watch and clock maker (a business which had been carried on in the Scott family for 106 years) in Harrison Co. After James' death JW continued the family business, was postmaster in 1842, practiced dentistry and was known as Dr. Scott. JW was also an inventor, he made his own dental instruments, and designed and made a musical instrument called a melo-phean, a forerunner of the piano; Smithsonian catalogue # 248,305. He had been a member of the Disciples Of Christ, but later joined the Methodist Church. JW and Jane had 9 children, Mary d.age 12, James & Albert d. infancy; Julia V. (b.1845); Cyrus McNeely (b.1848); Robert Pittis (b.1851); Lanphear H. Scott,LL.B.(b.1856); Charles Sumner (b.1857); Thomas Arnold (b.1862).

sorry u feel this away I belong to alot of list and we all share for a break because we are close lists I think it is good we all need some prayers once in a while. Jalena ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Sorry to hear about your husband I pray that everything goes good for him. xmas day my oldest sister and her husband and son where going back home and had a wreck my sister is in SICU with a collapsed lung many broke ribs maybe be something wrong with heart only time will tell. Jalena On Tue, 26 Dec 2000 01:52:29 EST [email protected] writes: > Dear Cousins, > > It is with a heavy heart that I write this letter tonight. > My husband (Hank) has been diagnosed with colon cancer and we will > be going > back home for him to see a surgeon and have his surgery there (close > to most > of his family). We do not know at this time how extensive the tumor > is. I > have to hope and pray that he will come through this just fine and > would like > to ask that he be in your prayers as well. > > I will be staying at our oldest daughter's house and will be able to > check my > email occasionally in case anyone wants to write. > > May God Bless each and everyone of you. > > Sherry Neff > > > ==== SCOTT Mailing List ==== > Please remember to respond to the person posting the message, not > the list UNLESS the response would be considered useful to any SCOTT > researcher. *** Please don't post jokes, commercial advertisements, > virus warnings, pictures, HTML (hypertext) documents, attached > files, etc. to the list. *** > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Dear Cousins, It is with a heavy heart that I write this letter tonight. My husband (Hank) has been diagnosed with colon cancer and we will be going back home for him to see a surgeon and have his surgery there (close to most of his family). We do not know at this time how extensive the tumor is. I have to hope and pray that he will come through this just fine and would like to ask that he be in your prayers as well. I will be staying at our oldest daughter's house and will be able to check my email occasionally in case anyone wants to write. May God Bless each and everyone of you. Sherry Neff

seeking information about my great grandmother Minnie L Scott. She married Charlie Washington Strength and they lived around Worth/Dooly Co Georgia. I don't have any info about her parents,sibling,etc. Can anybody help..... Merry Christmas, Carolyn Lamb Steele _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

This is an update of an old inquiry. Try, try again. I am looking for info on the wife, children and ancestors of William Scott, b: abt. 1750. His path may have been Scotland>N. Ireland>MA>W. VA>OH. He arrived in Kinsman, Trumbull Co., OH in 1803. He reportedly had two children, Nancy b: 1775, and William b: June 3, 1777. William, Sr. was killed by a falling tree supposedly at a very old age. William, Jr. lived in Wheeling, W. VA prior to moving to Trumbull Co., and fought in the War of 1812. Nancy married George Mathews abt. 1798 in Trumbull Co. Any information or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Scott Scott DePalma Saugatuck, MI

Looking for information on Joseph Scott, born around 1780, location unknown. He married in Oct. 1803 in Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., KY to Rhoda Hale. They later relocated to Trigg co., KY where he died in 1814. His parents are unknown, but he associated closely with other Scotts in Mercer Co., who also came to Trigg Co. at about the same time, so I am assuming they were probably siblings or other close relatives. They were Thomas Scott, Margaret Scott Vanderslice, and Samuel Scott. There was also a William Scott in Trigg co. at about the same time, records indicate he was born in York Co., PA in 1767. Joseph and Rhoda had the following children: John Hale Scott m. Annie Carr Agnes m. William Shelton Ruth m. William Carr Jesse m. Margaret Davis Mary (Polly) m. Johnathan Elliot Jane M. m. Benjamin Craig I would love to find the parents of Joseph Scott and would love to correspond to anyone connected to this family. Thanks, Joyce Glover

We have 7" of snow on the ground & more coming in the next few days. Wind chill has been below 0 most of the week. Trying to shake husband's tree, but it's frozen. Looking for any info on Paul Scott, born 5-30-1930. Doris in Ohio

And here we are----in the "Sunny, Warm South"----With the 5th day of snow piled up on our deck.....I will admit the snow is now only 2 in. thick, where it was 5 in. yesterday, and before that---who knows? Prediction now is for sunshine to melt the snow; however, the temp needs to get above 21 degrees for that, doesn't it? I woke up thinking I may have moved back to Ohio........ Doris....A Texan in Georgia; Still shaking the family tree, and dodging the nuts after 30+years! > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 8:24 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [SCOTT] SCOTT/NC/1800 > > > > Hi list, looking for any info concerning Isaac and Mary (May) SCOTT. > Daughter, Clara Scott b1815, married John Beasley ROUSE b1810, they were > married 1834 at Long Creek District, North Carolina. Her dad > Isaac is listed > as a member of the Onslow Co., detachment for the war of 1812. > > John and Clara moved about 1847, sold out everything and > relocated to > Ky. Setteled at Paducah, McCracken Co., Ky. Clara got pneumonia and died, > 1853. > John then married Mary Ann DOSSETT and proceeded to have a family of nine > more children, any help prior to these family members is most > welcome. From > San Antonio, Tx............Jim Rouse sends regards > > > ==== SCOTT Mailing List ==== > Have you found a SCOTT cousin today? Share the joy! Announce > your newfound connection to the list. (Its okay - really!) >

Hi list, looking for any info concerning Isaac and Mary (May) SCOTT. Daughter, Clara Scott b1815, married John Beasley ROUSE b1810, they were married 1834 at Long Creek District, North Carolina. Her dad Isaac is listed as a member of the Onslow Co., detachment for the war of 1812. John and Clara moved about 1847, sold out everything and relocated to Ky. Setteled at Paducah, McCracken Co., Ky. Clara got pneumonia and died, 1853. John then married Mary Ann DOSSETT and proceeded to have a family of nine more children, any help prior to these family members is most welcome. From San Antonio, Tx............Jim Rouse sends regards

Looking for parents of Ruth Abbey (might be Abigail) SCOTT b. 6 Dec 1859 married Lewis SMITH b. 6 Jun 1859. They had a daughter, Dorothy Lydia Smith who married Joseph Rell FARLEY. Other children may be Pearl, Pat and Rob. This is what I know about Joseph Farley: Owns mineral rights to a mine in Eastern KY between Pikeville and Williamson. Joseph owned the land. Some Farley's in VA have been approached by a mining company to do some mining. He worked in a sawmill in Hardy, Kentucky. Would also like to know the parents of Lewis Smith, if known. Any help is appreciated. They may have lived in Pike County, Kentucky and/or Mingo County, Virginia. A possibility is Acton Scott and Ruth Ann Bevins. I have found where they had a daughter the same name and age, but no one seems to know who she married. Thanks, Cheryl Farley Harnack

Does anyone have these names in their files? I have a Utah Scott, 1905, perhaps in Mo.,written at the top of my GGpa. Wiseman Scott..,1824, Bible page. I cannot figure who this man was. A very nice man(I have lost his name and E-mail) sent me pages on the descendants of Cosbi Scott, and Jasper Scott 1861 of Licking MO., had a son Utah, but I don't know the year, but around the time fame I need. I believe, somehow, Utah, Cosbi, and Jasper fit in to my Scott family, but I can't get the connection. My Grandparents, Oliver and Millie Scott lived in Carl Junction. Thanks for any help Joyce

--- Toni Farmer <[email protected]> wrote: > From: "Toni Farmer" <[email protected]> > Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 21:36:22 -0500 > Subject: [GREEN-L] ASSISTANCE NEEDED, PLEASE > To: [email protected] > > My book, "The Descendants of Stephen Farmer" subtitled "The Harlan > County Years" is ready for FINAL EDIT... > > There are more than 100 different surnames covered in this book ~ > > If you even THINK you might have Harlan County ancestors, PLEASE > contact me. I would appreciate if you would be willing to take a > "once over" on your families section to verify my accuracy and make > additions if you wish. > > If your line doesn't appear in my book, I am willing to look up > ANYTHING you might need in the 1830 through 1880 Census records (I'm > sorry, but I had to borrow the 1900 and 1910 myself and have returned > them to the owner.) > > Also, PLEASE forward this email to any lists you may be on that may > have Harlan County ancestors.... > > Publishing date is pending ~ but aiming for the first week of > FEBRUARY, 2001. > > Thank you so much for your assistance with this matter ~ and for your > friendship and understanding through a very difficult time in my > life.... > > Also, I am STILL in need of photographs ~ please check your personal > libraries for allied families of the FARMER bunch. > > Toni Farmer > Harlan, KY > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/

Looking for parents of John Wesley Scott, born about 1819 somewhere in Virginia. He married Polly Whitby in Williamson County, Tennessee in 1848. The family then moved on and settled in Yell County, Arkansas, around 1867. ANY help in finding his parents would be greatly appreciated. In advance, thank you. ...Larry Scott, Tyler, TX [email protected]

Thanks to a lady named Helen I have been able to get a lot more info on my SCOTT line. Here is my SCOTT line I have so far. If anyone can connect to anyone listed here, please contact me. James SCOTT b. Aug. 27, 1791 in Russell Co., KY m. Elizabeth JEANS(?) She was b. Nov. 3, 1803 in KY. They came from Russell Co., KY to Chariton Co., MO in the late 1800's. They had: 1) Mary Ann SCOTT b. Feb. 14, 1820 m. Alfred WOOLRIDGE 2) Hardin SCOTT b. Mar. 9, 1822 Montgomery Co., KY; d. Nov. 1882 Chariton Co., MO 3) Bartley SCOTT b. Aug. 31, 1823 4) Elza SCOTT b. Jan. 28, 1826 5) Matilda SCOTT b. Nov. 1826 6) Sarah SCOTT b. Feb. 25, 1829 m. Mr. DOWELL 7) Thomas SCOTT b. Nov. 15, 1831 KY d. 1905 8) James SCOTT, Jr. b. Dec. 3, 1832 d. Feb. 7, 1914 Keytesville, MO 9) William SCOTT b. June 9, 1837 10) Neatus SCOTT b. May 18, 1839 11) Emily SCOTT b. May 18, 1843 m. Mr. RAFFERTY Thomas SCOTT (#7 above) m. Nancy Jane CLAYBURG July 30, 1863 in Chariton Co., MO. She was b. Oct. 1840 in IL. Thomas and Nancy had at least 2 children: 1) George Franklin "Frank" SCOTT b. May 1865 IL and d. 1941 MO 2) Ola SCOTT b. Nov. 1888 MO. James SCOTT, Jr. (#8 above) m. Margaret HEDRICK in Chariton Co., MO. They had at least these children: 1) Girl SCOTT b. abt. 1852 m. Frank SCOTT 2) James SCOTT III b. abt. 1854 3) Nancy E. SCOTT b. Feb. 2, 1868 Hamden, Chariton Co., MO; d. July 14, 1941 Salisbury, MO. George Franklin "Frank" SCOTT (#1 under Thomas SCOTT above) He m. Nancy E. SCOTT, (#3 above under James SCOTT, Jr.) Nancy E. SCOTT and George Franklin "Frank" SCOTT were first cousins. "Frank" and Nancy SCOTT had the following children: 1) John F. "Jack" SCOTT b. March 1886 MO. He m. Goldie WEST. They had at least 1 daughter: Thelma SCOTT who m. Bob BENEDICT 2) George SCOTT b. Feb. 1891 MO 3) Eva May SCOTT b. June 1892 MO. She m. Mr. WYATT in 1917 4) Ethel C. SCOTT b. May 1895 MO 5) Nancy Jane SCOTT b. Jan. 1896 MO m. Mr. STANTDURF 6) Nellie SCOTT b. March 1897 MO; d. Dec. 23, 1940; m. Mr. WOOLRIDGE 7) Blanche SCOTT b. aft. 1900 d. in infancy 8) Carrie SCOTT b. aft. 1900 m. Mr. HEPWORTH 9) Christine SCOTT b. aft. 1900 m. Mr. WALTERS 10) Gretna SCOTT b. aft. 1900 11) Orville SCOTT b. aft. 1900 d. in infancy 12) James "Everett" SCOTT b. May 1900 Chariton Co., MO; d. 1966. He m. 1) Beulah WEST abt. 1919 in Chariton or Linn Co., MO. He m. 2) ?? abt. 1935 probably in Chariton or Linn Co., MO. 13) Katie SCOTT b. 1904 d. 2000. She m. Mr. FLETCHER. Lisa

Dear Dorothy, Do you possibly still have the SCOTT one-name-study from your library? I am looking for William SCOTT and his son, Richard SCOTT, mentioned below. Any information on these gentlemen and their families would be appreciated. Thanks! Fredreica Henry SMITH and Elizabeth BALL married Dec. 13, 1764. Their daughter, Harriet SMITH was born August 22, 1772 in Hyde Park, St. Johns Parish, SC, and died October 19, 1822. She married 1789 RICHARD SCOTT (only son of Col. William. Scott and Mary Waring, daughter of Richard and Florence Waring of Pine Hill.). He was born 1768. As per Fred Crump, it appears that this William is he who was listed in "Abstracts of Rev War Pension Files", by White. This William is listed on page 3050, of the abstracts as William, SC Line, BLW #2305-300, who served as L/COL, and died 1807, leaving two children, Richard and Susannah. Richard died before 1842, leaving six children. Susannah married first, James Stanyarn, and secondly, T. Lehre. Susannah died 1830. Children of HARRIET SMITH and RICHARD SCOTT are: i.ELEANOR HARRIET6 SCOTT, b. 1810. ii.ELIZABETH ANN SCOTT, b. 1792; m. H.L. POYAS. iii.MARY TRANQUIL SCOTT, b. 1794. iv.ANN BALL SCOTT, b. May 09, 1797, South Carolina. v.WILLIAM RICHARD SCOTT. vi.HENRY SMITH SCOTT, b. 1804. vii.ELIZA/ELISE BALL SCOTT, b. 1805. viii.CATHERINE SCOTT. ix.SUSAN SCOTT, b. 1805. Thanks, again! Fredreica [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dorothy" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 12:07 PM Subject: [SCOTT] Scott Quarterlies > I am going to bring home from my library my bound copies of the Scott Quarterlies. I can check to see if any info was sent in by a Scott Family researcher. I can check for spouses names in alot of the alphabet, selected records from some States. So much Data that Craig Scott entered when he was doing the SCOTT-ONE-NAME-STUDY. > > Dorothy Scott Muirhead > > > ==== SCOTT Mailing List ==== > Please remember to respond to the person posting the message, not the list UNLESS the response would be considered useful to any SCOTT researcher. *** Please don't post jokes, commercial advertisements, virus warnings, pictures, HTML (hypertext) documents, attached files, etc. to the list. *** > >

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Hi: Does anyone have any information on a Thomas J. Scott, b/1801 NC, wife's name was Mary (last name unknown)? I found this in IGI records on Familysearch.com and is all the information I have. He may be in the 1850 census of TN, AR, AL, MS or TX. Would appreciate any information anyone has. Thanks. -- E. Ray Hill [email protected] HILL, SCOTT, GILBREATH, MASSEY, BRITTON, SHARP, HARDMAN, DARNELL, McDANIEL, FIELDS, SMITH, WRIGHT, ATTAWAY, LEACH, HANSON, SCARBOR

I found and item on eBay that I thought someone on this list might be interested in. It's a birth announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Noble W. Scott of Detroit, Michigan announcing the birth of their son, Robert Joseph b. 1/6/1936. It was sent to Miss Larene Carter of Wingo, Ky.