Descendants of Daniel Scott Generation No. 1 1. Daniel1 Scott He married Anny Scott. She was born 1762. Notes for Daniel Scott: VA revolutionary soldier #S42003 enlisted in Powhatten CO., VA applied 9 Nov. 1819 Surry Co., NC. Child of Daniel Scott and Anny Scott is: 2 i. Malinda2 Scott, born 1810 in NC.

Hello, I am new to this so bear with me. Was wondering if anyone has done any research on the SCOTT family in Union County, N.J. Henry C. Scott was born in Derby or Derbyline in Vermont in 1824. At some point he moved to New Jersey. I am trying to find out who his parents where. So far I have had no luck as I can not find a birth record for him. The research that I have done gives Vermont as his birth place but parents were listed as deceased on his marriage records and unknown on his military papers. Henry C. Scott served the State of N.J. during the Civil War. He is buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Hillside N.J. Henry C. Scott married Mary J. Milligan in 1864 Children were; John W. Scott George H. Scott Reuben E. Scott Clarissa Scott He lived in Union County after the War. If anyone can help please give e-mail me. Thank you, Sandy McBride-Scott [email protected]

David, do you know who your Elizabeth SCOTT married? I'm seeking the parents of Elizabeth SCOTT who was born in KY about 1825, and was married in 1846 in Callaway Co., MO to Joseph Cephus RENFRO, a Baptist minister. Ruth -------------------- Date: Sun, 24 Sep 2000 From: David Scott <[email protected]> Seeking information concerning George Scott who moved to Louisville, Kentucky after first emigrating with his family from Greenock, Scotland, to New Castle/Chatham, New Brunswick. Occupation probably had to do with shipbuilding, carpentry, or related skill. Married to Elizabeth (?) Children believed to be: Frederic Scott Elizabeth Scott Mary Scott William Scott Albert Scott May have patented elevator devices. David Scott Researching SCOTT, LEBLANC, CREIGHTON, POWERS, THOMPSON, MACMILLAN, JOHNSTON(E), LAMBREMONT, and others.mt

I have a John Scott he was born January 1848 in Virginia. > > The following censuses list his age as shown: > > 1870 age 22 years old > 1880 age 29 years old > 1900 age 52 years old > 1910 age 65 years old > > One of his sons was Jesse Scott born in Ga > > He is an African American male. What I am requesting is, if someone can > tell > me how I can go about finding out when he died. I looked at 1920 census and > > could not find him at all. I looked prior to 1870 and was unable to find > anything. I was told that I probably would not be able to find a copy of > his > birth certificate. I would also like to know what city or county he lived > in > also.... > > Thank you for any information you can give > > M. M. (Scott) Williams > >

Looking for Ira C. Scott born June 1860 Pennsylvania Ira C. Scott is my great-grandfather. I have not been able to find any birth record for him or any marriage records. The information I do have was given to me by my grandmother Ruth Smiley Scott's memories and from a document she had in her possession. Thomas A. Scott wrote the document in 1900, in Chillocothe , Ohio. It told the history of William Scott who came to the US in about 1741 with his wife Margaret �Polly� Calhoun. Thomas A. Scott�s parents were Francis Scott born 8/9/1782 in Allegheny Co., PA and Elizabeth Axtell born 8/15/1805. The document also included stories regarding James Scott as related by Mrs. Margaret Tuttle ,James Scotts Granddaughter, in Missouri (Written by E.Wilson) I know that Ira C. Scott was in Colorado in the early 1900�s from correspondence that my grandmother had. The 1900 Colorado, Arapahoe Co., Berkley division Census shows that he was born in PA in June 1860, he was there with his wife Mary Boggs (born Iowa 1867) and his Son Harry Boggs Scott (born Iowa Aug. 1890). His father was born in PA and his mother was born in Ohio. He had been married 11 years (married in 1889). He was an Iron Molder. Mary Boggs was the Daughter of Perry Boggs and Jemima Welch of Albia Iowa; I�ve traced her family fairly easily. Ira C. Scott is shown on the 1887 Leadsville Colorado City Directory as a coach cleaner, D&.R.G.R.R., r.1501 N. Poplar (there are also a L.C.Scott Car repairer same business and address ). Ira C. Scott is shown on the 1888 Leadsville Colorado City Directory as a car repairer.D&RGRR r 1501 N.Poplar (/There is also a Miss Lizzie Scott , boarding same address and a Luzerne C. Scott car inspector, D&RGRR same address and a Thomas A. Scott and Willliam F. Scott all the same address) Ira C. Scott is shown on the 1898 Denver Colorado City Directory as a miner, living r 3553 William . I have correspondence from a S.B. and Celestia Phillips in Athens , Ohio calling Ira brother and correspondence from an Elizabeth Scott who was in N.Y. City in 1910 taking graduate courses in nursing calling him brother . I have letter from an Angeline Hodge in Greenville Pa calling him brother. It turns out that Angeline Hodge is Angeline Scott, daughter of Thomas A. Scott and Phoebe Drake. Angeline was born in Hebbardsvillle, Athens, Ohio, and married Elijah Hodge in 1874. Mary Scott moved to Syracuse, NY in about 1922 to live with her Daughter-in-law and Son (and only child) Harry. Ira was not in evidence after that. I don�t know if he died or they were divorced. They last piece of correspondence I have from Ira was in 1918 ,postmarked Los Angles , CA to Mary who was staying with her niece Lura Rosella Clark Morganson in Escalon Ca.(daughter of John R. Clark and Louisa (Lilla) Boggs.) I�ve gone back from Thomas Scott and Phoebe Drake to Francis Scott and Elizabeth Axtell to James Scott and Rachel Forbes to William Scott and Margaret Peggy Calhoun and have a lot of information on the various families tied to them but I really need some help finding a concrete tie to Ira and this family. I can�t find Thomas Scott and Phoebe Drake on any Census in Ohio or Pa. I�m hoping someone out there is a descendant of Thomas A. Scott and Phoebe Drake and has records of their Children and is willing to share it. Thanks you so much for your help it really is appreciated. Marsha Scott Petrie __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/

Do you know by any chance whether this MARY SCOTT married a BEATY. My great great grandparents were Mary Scott b 10 Sep 1841 d 1920 & William Herbert Beaty b 1 May 1841 d 12 May 1900. They were married 10 Oct 1871. Tony Mayberry ----- Original Message ----- From: David Scott <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2000 6:29 PM Subject: [SCOTT] George Scott in KY after 1820 > Seeking information concerning George Scott who moved to > Louisville, Kentucky after first emigrating with his family from > Greenock, Scotland, to New Castle/Chatham, New Brunswick. > Occupation probably had to do with shipbuilding, carpentry, or > related skill. > > Married to Elizabeth (?) > > Children believed to be: > > Frederic Scott > Elizabeth Scott > Mary Scott > William Scott > Albert Scott > > May have patented elevator devices. > > David Scott > > Researching SCOTT, LEBLANC, CREIGHTON, POWERS, > THOMPSON, MACMILLAN, JOHNSTON(E), LAMBREMONT, and others.mt > > > ==== SCOTT Mailing List ==== > Questions or Concerns about this list or its sponsor? > Send a message to: [email protected] > >

Seeking information concerning George Scott who moved to Louisville, Kentucky after first emigrating with his family from Greenock, Scotland, to New Castle/Chatham, New Brunswick. Occupation probably had to do with shipbuilding, carpentry, or related skill. Married to Elizabeth (?) Children believed to be: Frederic Scott Elizabeth Scott Mary Scott William Scott Albert Scott May have patented elevator devices. David Scott Researching SCOTT, LEBLANC, CREIGHTON, POWERS, THOMPSON, MACMILLAN, JOHNSTON(E), LAMBREMONT, and others.mt

II hit the send button too fast. The correct dates on the email just sent are: Mary Ann was born in 1820 and married in 1838. Doris

Mary Ann "Polly" SCOTT was born 1838 in Kentucky, possibly Madison Co. She had at least three siblings, Harden and James Netus SCOTT. Mary Ann married Alfred Wooldridge in Russell Co. KY April 6, 1939. By the 1850 census, she and her family, including brothers Hardin and James, Netus and also an Elizabeth SCOTT were in Chariton Co. MO. There is a possibility that Elizabeth could possibly be a stepmother to Mary and Hardin and James' biological mother. Who is Mary Ann's father? Andrew SCOTT signed her marriage bond but I saw one piece of data that said that James SCOTT was the father of this family. Can anyone help me knock some bricks out of my wall? Doris

Scotts in Recovery Twnshp, Mercer Co. Ohio Hope someone will recognize their Scott families who lived in Mercer County, OH. I found the census record of 1860 Recovery Twnshp, Mercer Co. as below. Rec 252 Page 381 Name Age P.O.B. Alexander Scott 35 NewYork Elizabeth Scott 29 Ohio Abraham Scott 7 Indiana Joseph Scott 4 Ohio Sarah Scott 9/12 Ohio Elizabeth is Elizabeth McDowell married Mercer Co. 1852 Joseph married Mary Elnora Franklin in Mercer Co. Ohio Jan 1880 Alexander Scott and Elizabeth are buried in Macedon Cemetery, Mercer Co. Joseph Scott and Mary E. moved to Indiana, and are buried in Daviess County Ind. I haven’t found additional information as yet on the rest, and suspect there are more children from Alexander and Elizabeth. I have see some Ohio Scotts born in New York, but don’t know if they are related to Alexander as yet. I don’t know who his family is, or when he came to Ohio. Our line comes from Joseph and Mary Elnora. Thank you. Denise [email protected]

Hello Dorothy. Glad to hear from you. I am a Scott descendant, but relatively inexperienced, so bear with me. My oldest Scott is Lemuel, born about 1804, South Carolina, but his parents are uncertain as yet. I first found him on the 1830 census, Anderson county, SC, age 20-30, with wife, age 20-30, and two children, 1m 0-5; 1f 0-5. On the same page, same census, I found these: John Scott, age 80-90, wife age 70-80; three "other" females. Thomas Scott, age 50-60, wife age 40-50; 1m 0-5; one other female. David Scott, age 30-40; no obvious wife, but with two females in HH. In doing other research, I found Lemuel and wife, Mary A. (McDaniel) Scott in Elbert county, ga in 1840, then in 1850 census, Franklin co, Ga. They remained there, which became Hart County, Ga, in 1853, and died 1881. I am a native of Hart county, but live in South Carolina now. I discovered John Scott's will in Anderson co, SC, written 1833, proved 1837. I also found his Mil service record in "Abstracts of Revolutionary War", by White. It this John claims he was born 1742, Lancaster co, Pa, but moved to Iredell co, NC, and served in the Rev War. He gives his age, and his pension is noted. In John's will, he names his wife as "Sarah", and daughter, Jane Stephens, Mary Scott, Elizabeth Scott. John also mentions Thomas Scott, and David Scott, but does not identify them as sons, but I believe them to be son, Thomas, and possible g/son, David. Writen in Ink by an unknown hand later, was Margaret White. His will named Pennuel Price and David Scott as executors. Thomas was not otherwise named, as I later found him to have died, intestate, in 1833. I have his estate records, but they do not identify him as a son. Thomas land was divided between Elizabeth Scott, widow, and John Scott, father? A g/son, John Scott is also mentioned, but may be a son of Thomas and Elizabeth, as David did not have a son named John. The land owned by John and Thomas was located, and is south of Anderson, SC. I visited the area, and found John's grave marker, which verifies his birth and death dates. No sign of Sarah, Thomas, or Elizabeth, as well as David. David married Lucy Thornton, born Ga, and perhaps moved later. I have not found Jane Stephens, nor the daughters, Mary and Elizabeth Scott, who may have married. Your list of Scotts certainly sound as if they could be of the same line. If you think these are related, I would like further correspondance, and I could provide copies of the will, as well as the families as I have them in my computer, in an attachment to an e-mail message. Please let me know. Fred E. Crump, Sr

--WebTV-Mail-5068-2862 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Did any of these Scott men have a daughter named Margaret, who married Benjamin Vanderslice or another daughter who married a man named Hoskins or Hoskinson? THANKS. Ann Torbett --WebTV-Mail-5068-2862 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from smtpin-101-8.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.42) by storefull-262.iap.bryant.webtv.net with WTV-SMTP; Fri, 22 Sep 2000 13:22:50 -0700 (PDT) Received: by smtpin-101-8.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix) id E7E881E5; Fri, 22 Sep 2000 13:22:49 -0700 (PDT) Delivered-To: [email protected] Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by smtpin-101-8.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix) with ESMTP id C2FE61DC; Fri, 22 Sep 2000 13:22:47 -0700 (PDT) Received: (from [email protected]) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id e8MKHe122137; Fri, 22 Sep 2000 13:17:40 -0700 Resent-Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2000 13:17:40 -0700 X-Original-Sender: [email protected] Fri Sep 22 13:17:39 2000 Old-To: [email protected] Old-Cc: [email protected] Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2000 16:13:52 -0700 Subject: Re: [SCOTT] Re: john scott Message-ID: <[email protected]> X-Mailer: Juno 3.0.13 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Juno-Line-Breaks: 0-2,4,6,8-14,16,18-20,22,24,26-28,30,32,34,36,38,40,42-43,45,47,49,51-52,54,56-59 X-Juno-Att: 0 X-Juno-RefParts: 0 From: [email protected] Resent-Message-ID: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/2859 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Hello Dorothy. Glad to hear from you. I am a Scott descendant, but relatively inexperienced, so bear with me. My oldest Scott is Lemuel, born about 1804, South Carolina, but his parents are uncertain as yet. I first found him on the 1830 census, Anderson county, SC, age 20-30, with wife, age 20-30, and two children, 1m 0-5; 1f 0-5. On the same page, same census, I found these: John Scott, age 80-90, wife age 70-80; three "other" females. Thomas Scott, age 50-60, wife age 40-50; 1m 0-5; one other female. David Scott, age 30-40; no obvious wife, but with two females in HH. In doing other research, I found Lemuel and wife, Mary A. (McDaniel) Scott in Elbert county, ga in 1840, then in 1850 census, Franklin co, Ga. They remained there, which became Hart County, Ga, in 1853, and died 1881. I am a native of Hart county, but live in South Carolina now. I discovered John S

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Hi, I am new to the mail list, and this is my first post. I am searching for information about my gg-grandmother, Mary (Marey) A. SCOTT. The following is the information I have uncovered so far: MARY A. SCOTT (1) born Mar. 2, 1797 in GA (parents' names unknown) (2) married Dec. 11, 1816 in Clarke Co, AL to Hays RODGERS (3) birth of her son, Lewis Rodgers, on Dec. 20, 1817 in Clarke Co, AL (4) birth of her other children in MS (Copiah Co, Simpson Co, & Lauderdale Co.) (5) her family settled in Pine Springs, Lauderdale Co, MS abt. 1832 (6) her death in Pine Springs, MS abt. 1863 CHILDREN OF HAYS RODGERS, SR. & MARY A. SCOTT: 1) Lewis - b. 1817 in Clarke Co, AL (m. Nancy Powell Ward) 2) James - b. 1819 in Copiah Co, MS (m. Martha Landiford and d. 1862 in Civil War) 3 ) Allen - b. 1820 in Copiah Co, MS (m. Judith Walker) 4) Susannah - b. 1822 in Copiah Co, MS (m. Elijah Jackson Chatham) 5) Stephen - b. 1824 in MS (d. bef. 1834) 6) William Hays - b. 1826 in MS (d. bef. 1834) 7) Mary Ann - b. 1828 in MS (m. Rice Carpenter & William Jolly) 8) Timothy - b. 1830 in Simpson Co, MS (d. 1862 in Civil War) 9) Hays Jr. - b. 1832 in Simpson Co, MS (m. Loucinda C. Graham) 10) Wilson - b. 1834 in Lauderdale Co, MS (m. Sarah J. Graham & d. in Civil War) 11) John W. - b. 1836 in Lauderdale Co, MS (d. in Civil War) 12) Elizabeth - b. 1839 in Lauderdale Co, MS (m. George Malon Graham) 13) Martha Jane - b. 1844 in Lauderdale Co, MS (m. Martin Warren & James Meeks) SEARCH FOR PARENTS OF MARY A. SCOTT: The year that Mary married in Clarke Co, AL, there were 4 Benjamin Scotts listed on the 1816 Clarke Co, AL territorial census, but I've not been able to connect Mary to any of these. Any help in identifying Mary's parents would be greatly appreciated. Glenda Rodgers Wyatt Highlands, TX (near Houston) [email protected]

Im looking to find info on michael scott farmed with his son's Thomas English Scott, Adam Scott, Michael Scott and also nephew named Adam Scott. I am michael scott and Thomas English Scott's great-grandson . I know we still have relatives in this area as we shipped cattle to my grandfather(Tom Scott's )cousin Preston Scott in the late 50's They went to Hawarden . e-mail [email protected] thanks

It is with heavy heart that I add George David Scott to the list of his ancestors. George David Scott - February 16,1931/ August 17,2000 son of Elva Sylvanus Scott -May 25,1898/ April 8,1954 son of William Tigner Scott - January 4, 1871/ october 24,1965 son of Samuel T. Scott - August 23,1839 / September 24,1912 son of James D. Scott - b.1813 son of James D. Scott - abt. 1780 / February 27,1844 My Dad loved history and was truly enjoying the information I was finding about his family. Cyndye Scott Batchelor [email protected]

William Scott, B: May 1742 Townsend MA was a Major in the Rev. War and of military fame. He lived in Peterborough, NH. and at the time of his death he was in Litchfield, NY, 1796. A daughter and her husband lived there, Polly and Ebenezer Ramsey. I have his parents as Alexander Scott and Margaret Robbe Scott. William was married to Phoebe Woods. Another source is saying that the parents of William are John Scott and Mary Chamberlain Scott of Groton, MA. Can anyone help? I believe what I have and have it from several sources, but need proof if possible. Please respond to my Email, [email protected] and I will respond. Thanks, Lona Rowland of Nebraska

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Hi all, What brings me to the Scott list is the marriage and children of Frances Louisa (Handy) GREEN and Robert C. SCOTT. The following information is from the book "Annals and Memorials of the Handys and their Kindred", by Rev. Isaac Handy. Frances Louisa HANDY m. Mr. GREEN, a native of London, England, c. 1815. They had one son, Francis Alfred GREEN. Francis Alfred is my g-g-grandfather. Mr. GREEN died in 1818 while on business near Lake Erie. Now quoting from the book: "Mrs. Green formed a second matrimonial alliance at Pittsburgh on November 28, 1821, with Robert C. Scott, a machinist, and native of Pennsylvania. They were married by the Rev. Joseph Stockton. Mr. Scott's father was a soldier of the Revolution, and serving all through the war, died at the advanced age of ninety-eight years. Mrs. Scott was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for twenty years. Her husband belonged to the Reformed Presbyterian Church, in which connection he had been raised. They were both consistent Christians, ornaments to society, and a blessing to their children. Mrs. Scott died on March 2, 1845, and her husband on the same day of the month, the next year." (end quote) Rev. Handy lists the following children for Frances and Robert C. Scott: Lucretia Jane, b. Oct 31, 1822 John Handy, b. June 23, 1824, d. Dec 12, 1825 Joseph Stockton, b. Oct 22, 1825, d. May 27, 1833 Elizabeth Millighan, b. Jan 18, 1828, d. Feb 16, 1830 Benjamin Franklin, b. Nov 18, 1830 Jennet, b. Oct 6, 1832, d. Oct 9, 1832 Robert, b. Nov 5, 1833 Sylvanus Coleman, b. Aug 10, 1836 Abby Coleman, b. Feb 4, 1839, d. Feb 24, 1842 Hopefully this information will help someone. My interest would be anyone searching the ancestry of Robert C. SCOTT who might know who Frances Louisa Handy GREEN was married to prior to Robert C. SCOTT. Rick Monroe Long Beach, CA

Below is an address that lists some early day births of people named Scott in Brown County, TX. It was in response to a query I had made. Marilyn Hughes ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 3:19 PM Subject: Response to Your Brown County Queries Post > Brown County Queries > A new message, "Scott - Brown County Info," was posted by Eva Bush on Wed, > 13 Sep 2000 It is a response to your post, "Grandpa Thomas Nathanael Scott > was born in Brown County, Tx?," of Sun, 10 Sep 2000 > > Surname: Scott > > This is an automatically-generated notice. If you wish to respond to this > message, please post your response directly to the Brown County Queries: > > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/Brown/622> > > Thank you! > >