I am seeking information on Lewis Vinson Scott born 4 April 1847; died 27 Nov. 1923: he married Lucinda Kirby and both are buried at Salem Methodist Church in Florence Co. SC. Lucinda and Vinson Scott moved to Timmonsville, SC soon after their marriage from Clarrendon Co. SC. Their children are the following: i. Frances (Mullie) Scott born 25 Feb 1868; married Ebb Stokes; she is buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery Florence, SC. ii. Hannah Jane Scott born 25 Jun 1870 iii. Susan Addie Scott Born 16 Aug 1873; married James Dixon Ham; both are buried at Salem Methodist Church in Florence Co. SC. iv. Ann Elies Scott born 9 May 1876 v. George Robert Scott born 25 Aug 1879; married (1) Mary M. (?); (2) about 1904 to Eula (?) vi. John Patrick Scott born 1 Jan 1883 vii. Everett S. Scott born July 1885; died 1964; married Carrie L. B. 1887 viii. Leathes "Letha" Scott married Charlie Mims. Any information about Lewis Vinson Scott or his ancestors would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Claudia

Wanda, I don't know if there is a connection here, but I thought that I would send this along in case it is of some help to you. Herb =================================== Descendants of Unknown SC Scott 1 Unknown SC Scott 2 Jesse Scott b: 1761 in Surry County, N. C. ...................... d: Aft. 1833 in Cumberland County, Ky. ... +Fanny Wood b: Abt. 1765 in Surry County, N. C. ........................m: in North Carolina . 3 Nancy Scott b: May 21, 1782 in Surry County, North Carolina ....................... d: December 08, 1868 in Cumberland County, Ky. ..... +John Coe b: 1784 in Surry County, N. C. .......................m: 1806 in Surry County, N. C. ........................d: May 12, 1854 in Cumberland County, Ky. . 3 Sarah Scott b: April 28, 1785 in Cumberland County, Ky. .......................d: May 06, 1872 in Monroe County, Ky. ..... +John Kerr b: July 26, 1783 in Surry Co., North Carolina .......................m: December 25, 1803 in Surry County, N. C. ...................... d: June 28, 1848 in Brick Home in Monroe Co., Ky . 3 Frances Scott b: Abt. 1787 in Cumberland County, Ky. ......................... d: Aft. 1832 ..... +William Colby Berry . 3 Rebecca Scott b: Abt. 1790 in Cumberland County, Ky. ..........................d: Aft. 1832 ..... +Thomas Halsell b: Abt. 1788 d: Bef. 1832 . 3 Patsie Martha Scott b: July 07, 1791 in Surry County, N. C. .................d: October 15, 1870 in Hickory Grove, Boone County, Mo. ..... +Benjamin F. Sims ........................b: Bet. June 21, 1791 - 1792 in Greenville, S.C. .......................m: 1816 d: July 25, 1879 . 3 Elizabeth Scott b: September 05, 1796 .....................d: November 29, 1890 in Vernon, Monroe County, Ky. ..... +John L. Sims b: July 04, 1794 in South Carolina ...........................m: February 14, 1817 in Overton, Tn. ...........................d: August 12, 1879 in Overton, Ky. . 3 Polly Scott b: Abt. 1798 in Cumberland County, Ky. .....................d: Bef. 1832 ..... +John Harris b: Abt. 1796 d: Bef. 1832 . 3 Jesse Scott, Jr. b: Abt. 1800 in Cumberland County, Ky. ............................d: Aft. 1845 ..... +Sarah Kerr m: January 25, 1818 in Surry County, N. C. . 3 Obediah Scott b: Abt. 1802 in Cumberland County, Ky. ...........................d: Aft. 1832 . 3 Martha Patsy Scott b: May 08, 1791 d: October 15, 1870 2 Daniel Scott 2 Arthur Scott 2 Leonard Scott 2 Edward Scott* =========================== ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wanda Gant" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2000 11:33 AM Subject: [SCOTT] Scott > Seeking info on Cooper Scott born 1805 South Carolina & wed Sarah McCollum in Warren Co., TN. Appears to have a brother Daniel Scott born NC/SC who wed Nancy Brown born 1810 KY. ALso appears to have a sister Malinda Scott born 1810 SC who wed Shadrack Green. Many of the people in Warren Co., TN came from the Rutherford Co., NC or over in SC area. They were Baptists. > > > ==== SCOTT Mailing List ==== > If you'd like to find out if a genealogy source is legitimate, check out http://www.ancestordetective.com/watchdog.htm >

Seeking ancestry and family of Francis SCOTT (abt 1837-) of Paterson NJ m. Elizabeth McCARTHY. Their son Francis (1857-1923) b. Paterson m. Fannie Waddell. Any help will be greatly appreciated. John Williams [email protected]

Seeking ancestry and family of Lilly Ann SCOTT, b 1 Apr 1818 Stone Valley PA, m 1836 to Gabreil BARR (1811-). They had a daughter Wilhelmina (Willamina) Scott Barr (1848-1932) b. Stone Valley. Any help will be greatly appreciated. John Williams [email protected]

Seeking info on Cooper Scott born 1805 South Carolina & wed Sarah McCollum in Warren Co., TN. Appears to have a brother Daniel Scott born NC/SC who wed Nancy Brown born 1810 KY. ALso appears to have a sister Malinda Scott born 1810 SC who wed Shadrack Green. Many of the people in Warren Co., TN came from the Rutherford Co., NC or over in SC area. They were Baptists.

Good morning, Will. First, in response to your question, re Leonardo Andrea. Leonardo Andrea, born 1899, died 1966, was a teather, historian, and very well known genealogist, living and working in South Carolina. His work in genealogy was very extensive, and was not restricted to any particular surname. His accumulation was vast, and covered many surnames of people living in South Carolina, and followed them westward and into the middlewest. His correspondance was also extensive, and he did professional genealogy work for years. His work was given to the Carolinianna Library located at Columbia, part of the University of South Carolina. These are open to the public. Apparently they reproduced the records on microfilm, as the Library at Spartanburg, SC, has copies. I was able to print out the file on the SCOTTs of the area. I must say, these Scotts must have a family trait, reticence, as it is difficult tying the families together. There was a immigration of SCOTTs and associated families into SC circa 1767. Most of these settled in the coastal areas, slowly migrating into the midlands and upper SC as the Native Americans retreated into the mountain and westward. These SCOTTs were in Georgia very early also, having come down from Virginia and North Carolina. Some even came here from Maryland and Pennsylvania. Yes, I can handle attachments from JUNO. If fact, I prefer information this way, as some of the gedcom files, especially those of family tree, do not convert easily. Also, I understand that [email protected] does not accept attachments. As for the listing of Scotts in the War of 1812, I will log onto that site. I have also copied all Scotts listed in the "Abstracts of the Revolutionary War, by White. There is a lot of information there. Best regards, and good luck. Fred E. Crump, Sr

I would sure like some of those records as I am still trying to find the paents of my Samual Scott who was in PA. quite early then went to Ohio, he built Mills and traveled quite a lot, i have records from ohio forward but not PA. back. Abigail ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2000 12:29 PM Subject: Re: [SCOTT] James H. Scott b 1787 SC > Good morning, Will. > First, in response to your question, re Leonardo Andrea. > > Leonardo Andrea, born 1899, died 1966, was a teather, historian, and very > well known genealogist, > living and working in South Carolina. His work in genealogy was very > extensive, and was not restricted to > any particular surname. His accumulation was vast, and covered many > surnames of people living in > South Carolina, and followed them westward and into the middlewest. His > correspondance was also > extensive, and he did professional genealogy work for years. His work was > given to the Carolinianna > Library located at Columbia, part of the University of South Carolina. > These are open to the public. > > Apparently they reproduced the records on microfilm, as the Library at > Spartanburg, SC, has copies. > I was able to print out the file on the SCOTTs of the area. I must say, > these Scotts must have a family > trait, reticence, as it is difficult tying the families together. > > There was a immigration of SCOTTs and associated families into SC circa > 1767. Most of these settled > in the coastal areas, slowly migrating into the midlands and upper SC as > the Native Americans retreated > into the mountain and westward. These SCOTTs were in Georgia very early > also, having come down from > Virginia and North Carolina. Some even came here from Maryland and > Pennsylvania. > > Yes, I can handle attachments from JUNO. If fact, I prefer information > this way, as some of the gedcom > files, especially those of family tree, do not convert easily. Also, I > understand that [email protected] > does not accept attachments. > > As for the listing of Scotts in the War of 1812, I will log onto that > site. I have also copied all Scotts listed > in the "Abstracts of the Revolutionary War, by White. There is a lot of > information there. > Best regards, and good luck. > Fred E. Crump, Sr > > > ==== SCOTT Mailing List ==== > You don't have to be a member of the Clan Scott Society to subscribe to this list. The Society has always encouraged SCOTT surname genealogy and heritage research regardless of affiliation. If you'd like to know more about the organization that makes this list possible, contact [email protected] requesting a fact sheet and/or visit www.clanscott.org > >

I am from the Scott clan just wish I could find some info on them it is driving me crazy I thought the Bilberry's- Bilbrey was hard but at least I found info on them. all I know is my great grandparents on my mom side is John Scott married to a Ora Bell (Duren ) Scott. in waynesboro Tenn. I have all the info on the Durens but nothing on the Scott it is as if they never were here. Oh I find lots of John Scotts just none with a wife Ora Bell. there children were Myrtle Lee (Scott) Mcdougle and a Wilburn Ace Scott. we call him Uncle Doc. Myrtle is my grandmother she married a Irvin Thomas McDougle. Uncle Doc married Tommie Lee Scott. My great Uncle is still alive but is very old and forgetfull so I can not ask him anything.my grandmother died in 1974 If only I had been into finding my roots then I was 13 oh guess should not cry over spelt milk. can u help me in anyway I wont so much to find my Scott family. thank you so much Jalena (Bilberry)Peck Bilberry-Bilbrey dad side Conner Chriswell Cruce or Crews McDougle Mom side Scott Duren Hunt Peck Husband side Stacy Miller

I am seeking information on my ggg-grandfather, James H. Scott. He was born in South Carolina in about 1787. The 1830 census showed him in Abbeville District. He was married to a woman named Isabella, last name possibly White. Around 1848 they moved to western Alabama with their sons John J., James A., Thomas L., William A., Harvey W., Benjamin Y. and Samuel M. Scott (my gg-grandfather); also a little girl named Rachel Scott. Any information about James or his ancestors would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Will Scott

I'm searching for ancestors/descendants of John Scott born November 12, 1826 and died in Llano or Burnet Co., Texas on July 29, 1907. He came to Llano, Texas in 1851 but I don't know from where? John is buried at Hoover Valley Cemetery in Burnet Co. along with his first wife Catherine Smith born September 27, 1829 and died March 7, 1873 and his second wife Rhoda Rebecca Hughes born 1853 and died 1930. John married Catherine on September 28, 1856 and had the following children: William Nimrod, Isaak I., Mary Jane, George Worthy, John Riley and Annie Elizabeth. John married his second wife Rhoda on July 1, 1873 and they had the following children Dollie, Nora Edna, Clara Victoria, Ernest and Leslie. John was of the Methodist faith and a wealthy land owner. Nora Edna Scott was my ggrandmother. If you have any information on this Scott line please contact me at [email protected]

My Elspet SCOTT was born 1788 to parents James SCOTT and Margaret DALLACHY. Elspet married John MILNE and died at Haireywells Croft, Keith, Banffshire IN 1862. All information appreciated. Keith Milne Alberta, Canada

Hi Everyone, Does anyone know of a Eva Lee Scott born October 6, 1901 (Lexington Tenn ?) died June 23, 1971 (Missouri) Married James Rittenberry Date married June 28, 1919 Hope to hear from someone on my illusive Eva Lynne Baton Rouge

-----Original Message----- From: Martin & Jennifer Reinhart <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, November 13, 2000 8:15 PM Subject: (SCOTT) Family tree program I would like to thank all of you that sent me information on the programs available. I decided to go with family tree maker and am liking it very much. Here is my website www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/e/i/Jennifer-M-Reinhart/index.html if you are researching this Scott branch please let me know if you have any information that would help me. Thanks Again. Jennifer Scott-Reinhart

Can anyone give me feedback on a Family Tree Program?  There are soooo many out there that I am very confused about the right one to buy. Jennifer: I have tried three and, hands down, recommend Family Tree Maker. It does more for you, including searches, and is easier to use than any of the others I have tried. Also, easy for the first time user to start right off with. GEDCOM file downloading and uploading is tops, and simple. You can get the basic version 7.0 or higher online at their website, with about 12 CDs, for around $65. You don't need to buy more CDs to start with as most of the info is available off the web or from people on the nets. Good luck, and let me know if you need help. Pat Patrick Stover Cummins Fairfax, VA Researching Cummins, Comyn, Hamilton, Scott, Kraft, Stover, Lewallen

I would like to thank all of you that sent me information on the programs available. I decided to go with family tree maker and am liking it very much. Here is my website www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/e/i/Jennifer-M-Reinhart/Index.html if you are researching this Scott branch please let me know if you have any information that would help me. Thanks Again. Jennifer Scott-Reinhart

I'm looking for the father of Albert A SCOTT who was married to Susan E SCRIBNER of Augusta, Maine about 1861. Albert was born in 1862. Albert's wife, Elizabeth E was born in 1863. Albert and Elizabeth both died in 1943 and both are buried with Albert's mother Susie E SCOTT who died in Augusta in 1905. All three are buried in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine.

I am looking to research some information about James Scott born in Belfast Amagh Ireland. Buried Roma Queensland Australia 1906.James was married to Matilda Laycock. One son was Thomas Mitchell Scott, also known as Michael Laycock. My son John Hill (16 years of age& great grand son of Thomas Mitchell Scott) is currently researching the Scott tartan and looking to have a greater involvement with Clan Scott Society or the like. Any information or direction you could give me would be greatly appreciated. Regards Kate Hill

FYI. I have tried many genealogical programs, and finally settled on "Brother's Keeper" for my database, which contains thousands of people in many separate files. This program will handle up to one million names, and has great charts and other features. Fred E. Crump, Sr

Scott Listers, Can anyone give me feedback on a Family Tree Program? There are soooo many out there that I am very confused about the right one to buy. Thanks for all of your help! Jennifer (Scott) Reinhart [email protected]

Joyce: I ran across your note and can't find where I answered you about your Sarah. My apology for taking so long. You stated that a Sarah Scott was listed in 1850 Jefferson City, Ohio census as the mother of 5, no father listed. Children were Jesse, William W., Elizabeth M., Henrietta, Amanda. If this is the link to my Jesse Scott, here is what I have. I know my GGrandfather, Jesse Scott, was born in 1820, died Dec 3, 1872, in Delaware Twp., IN. He married Susan Wilkins, b. May 21, 1820, d. Sep 9, 1868, also in Delaware Twp. They had at least one child, Martha M. (Mary) Scott, b. Oct. 16, 1850 in Stout (now called Bethel), IN. She married my Great grandfather, William Harrison Cummins in Muncie, IN, in 1868. In 1875 the Cummins family moved from IN to KS, and Mary died in 1890 in a hospital in Kansas City, MO. Two of their four children lived, Cora and Orville (my grandfather). It is also interesting that after Mary's death, my Great Grandfather married Nettie Howard of West Jefferson, OH. Even returned there for the wedding. Do you think any of this links? Patrick Stover Cummins Fairfax, VA Researching Cummins, Comyn, Hamilton, Scott, Kraft, Stover, Lewallen