Hi, I am looking for information about Sarah Isabel Scott who married John Martin in 1779. They were in Logan County, KY by 1784. John was born 1758 in VA. I think she may have died in Logan County but not for sure. Thanks for the help.

Sarah Scott was the mother of five children in 1850 census and there is no father listed. Children: Jesse, William W., Elizabeth M., Henrietta, Amanda. Her daughter Elizabeth Margaret born 1834 in Wayne twnsp., Jefferson Cty., Ohio married John Parks born 1832, same location. I am looking for Sarah's origin. She is in 1870 census Compiled Steubenville, Ohio and Jefferson Cty., Ohio at age 72 with child named Dallas age 14. Dallas born 7 Aug 1855, Jeffer so. and died 4 Jun 1948, Cisco Eastland Co., Tx. Any help would be appreciated...Joyce

Scott-Elizabeth Margaret, born 1834 in Jefferson Cty., Ohio. Married John Parks born 1832, Wayne Twnsp., Jeff. Cty., Ohio. 2/14/1865. Both buried Unionport Cem., Jeff. Cty. Her Mother was Sarah and Father William M. Scott. Who was Sarah? She was supposedly born in (Of )?York Co., Md. about 1800. Elizabeth married Henry Scott, born abt 1830 first, were they cousins? Sarah is found in 1870 Census Records, Jeff., Cty., Ohio, age 72, with a person named Dallas age 14, school. Thanks--Joyce

Hello fellow list member's. I am looking for information on Thomas H. Scott, born 11-17-1911 in Nashville, Davidson Co., Tennessee. I just received his soc. security application and it states his father was HARDLEY T. SCOTT, I don't know if that was actually the correct spelling of his name or if Thomas couldn't spell too well. Anyway, his mothers name was CHARITY CARTER. look forward to hearing from anyone... Thanks Terri Dare to do, what you Dare to Dream.!!

I have hit a brick wall with my John Scott and would appreciate any help locating his town/county of birth as well as his parents. He was born 18 Jan 1824 somewhere in Ohio, married Sarah Ann Fry 19 Jan 1848 in Gustavus, Trumbull County, Ohio. They lived at Williamsfield, Ashtabula County, Ohio next to her parents for the next 6 to 10 years before relocating to Crawford County, Pennsylvania. They moved to Grant County, Wisconsin in 1867, and he is buried there. I have been unable to locate a death record or obituary for him. I have his marriage record, but it gives only the date and place of the marriage and is signed "Caleb Brown" with no indication if he was a minister or justice of the peace. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Nancy

Hi Mary. Thank you for the comment on Mrs John Scott, that you found in the Pendleton Messenger. I had not see that, and I am certain that she is the wife of John Scott, born 1742, Lancaster County, Pa, and died in 1837, Anderson County, SC. So, Mrs John (Sarah) Scott died 3 May 1837, and John died 12 May 1837, Anderson Co, SC. Mrs Scott's first name is Sarah, but I have never been able to determine her surname. I suspect that she was not John's first wife, but cannot prove that as yet. I finally located John's grave, in the Varennes Presbyterian Church cemetery, located on SC route 28, south of Anderson, SC. Unfortunately his wife, Sarah is not there. However, adjacent to John's grave are two others, are James Thompson, b 10 Apr 1770, d 13 Sep 1833; and Elizabeth Thompson, b 5 Dec 1768, d 13 Apr 1848, wife of James. It is my opinion that Elizabeth is a daughter of John Scott, but have no proof, as yet. Although John Scott was born in Pa, he moved to Iredell county, NC, prior to the Revolution. He entered the service from Iredell county, and served with the Colonials for seven months, and moved to Anderson county, SC, after the war. His service number is S-21474, and is listed in the Revolutionary Records as such. John and wife, Thomas and wife as well as Lemuel and wife, were listed on page 113, of the 1830 census of Anderson county, SC. David Scott, with wife, Lucy Thornton (found later) was also listed on same page. David must be a son of Thomas. There is a marriage record of Thomas Scott and a Miss Morrah, and I think this is Elizabeth, found with Thomas in Elbert county, Ga, just a few miles across the Savannah River. There are several references to them here prior to 1800, as well as later. Lemuel was listed in the 1840 census of Elbert county, and the 1850 census of Franklin county, Ga. Acually, both may have neen in Hart county, which was formed from Elbert and Franklin in 1853. Fred E. Crump, Sr [email protected]

This is so very true. We all would respect each other more if we respected our ancestors and all they did. They were not perfect and some even less, but without them we would not exist. Thank you for posting this, Linda. Good to collect these. Regards, Rea ----- Original Message ----- From: Linda L Smith <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 10:36 AM Subject: [SCOTT] The Struggle to Find Them > To all you genealogists in my address book...good thoughts. > THE STRUGGLE TO FIND THEM > > > We are people to whom the past is forever speaking. We listen to it because we cannot help ourselves. > > > > For the past speaks to us with many voices. Far out of that dark nowhere, which is the time before we were born, men and women who were flesh of our flesh and bone of our bone went through fire and storm to break a path to the future. > > > > We are part of the future they died for; they are part of the past that brought the future. > > > > What they did--the lives they lived, the sacrifices they made, the stories they told, the songs they sang, the food they ate and, finally, the deaths they died--make up a part of our own experience. > > > We cannot cut ourselves off from it. > > > It is as real to us as something that happened last week. It is a basic part of our heritage as human beings. > > > > Author unknown > > > > > ==== 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 > >

To all you genealogists in my address book...good thoughts. THE STRUGGLE TO FIND THEM We are people to whom the past is forever speaking. We listen to it because we cannot help ourselves. For the past speaks to us with many voices. Far out of that dark nowhere, which is the time before we were born, men and women who were flesh of our flesh and bone of our bone went through fire and storm to break a path to the future. We are part of the future they died for; they are part of the past that brought the future. What they did--the lives they lived, the sacrifices they made, the stories they told, the songs they sang, the food they ate and, finally, the deaths they died--make up a part of our own experience. We cannot cut ourselves off from it. It is as real to us as something that happened last week. It is a basic part of our heritage as human beings. Author unknown

Lyman Scott www.newspaperabstracts.com/IL/Pike/1846/APR.html and www.newspaperabstracts.com/IL/Pike/1846/JUN.html Lodemia A. Scott marries William H. Johnston; Mr. Scott www.newspaperabstracts.com/IL/PIke/1869/OCT.html Thomas J. Scott jailed www.newspaperabstracts.com/IL/Pike/1870/DEC.html Mrs. Ed Scott www.newspaperabstracts.com/IL/Pike/1883/APR.html D.C. Scott - daughter is born www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Placer/1865/FEB.html Abel F. Scott www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sacramento/1868/MAR.html Charles L. Scott of Tuolumne, CA www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1856/SEP.html Thomas Scott - daughter is born; Winfield Scott - daughter is born www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1870/DEC.html T.T. Scott vs. Martha Scott - divorce www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1872/OCT.html A.C. Scott - son is born; Martha Emma Scott, daughter of Wingfield & Eliza Scott dies www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1872/JUL.html May Scott, wife of Thomas Scott, dies www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1873/NOV.html David P.H. Scott marries Elizabeth Power www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1874/APR.html Wingfield Scott marries Emily Hancock; Al Scott - daughter is born www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1874/MAY.html Thomas Scott of San Francisco dies www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1874/AUG.html William J. Scott marries Mary I. Titus www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1874/SEP.html Mary Agnes Scott, daughter of Thomas Scott, dies www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1874/OCT.html If I find any more, I'll pass them along. Barbara

Nora Scott marries Luke Kennard www.newspaperabstracts.com/KY/Lewis/1906/AUG.html Henry Scott killed www.newspaperabstracts.com/KY/Lewis/1907/APR.html William Scott www.newspaperabstracts.com/KY/Mason/1866/AUG.html A.R. Scott of Calera, AL www.newspaperabstracts.com/KY/Rockcastle/1897/JUL.html Jack Scott www.newspaperabstracts.com/KY/Rockcastle/1899/JUN.html Rev. Charles Scott marries Helen King www.newspaperabstracts.com/MA/Hampden/1877/OCT.html I hope these are of use to someone. Barbara Munson St. Rose, LA

This is a great site for newspaper articles prior to 1923. They are divided by state & county. Some states have a lot of contributions, others do not. The web address is: www.newspaperabstracts.com While hunting for my family, I found the following Scotts who are not related: James E. Scott, President, Millers Association of Dallas Co., TX www.newspaperabstracts.com/TX/Dallas/1875/JUN.html Mrs. Mary Scott obit www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Amador/1878/JUL.html Miss Carrie Scott weds Mr. Paul Paddock www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Amador/1881/FEB.html R.R. Scott www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Amador/1881/OCT.html Clarence Scott, son of RR Scott, obit www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Amador/1882/DEC.html Charles F. Scott m. Alice Sneed; mention of lawyer, Aldert Scott's murderer www.newspaperabstracts.com/KY/Adair/1897/NOV.html Isam Scott arrested www.newspaperabstracts.com/KY/Adair/1897/DEC.html I hope these help someone. Barbara Munson St. Rose, LA

I wonder if anyone knows of a connection with the Scott/Coleman names in VA...latter part of 1700s...? I have WILLIAM COLEMAN SCOTT, b.c1770-90, Prince Edward Co VA., he married Paulina Daniels, before 1812. He was the son of Maj. THOMAS SCOTT & SARAH EMBRA. Doris....A Texan in Georgia; Still shaking the family tree, and dodging the nuts after 30+years! ==== COLEMAN Mailing List ==== To learn of other genealogical resources provided by RootsWeb, see: http://www.rootsweb.com/

I am looking for information on Elias Scott born in NJ before 1789. Seems possible that he had 1st marriage with Cornelia Van Benschoten and then moved to Northeastern Pa and married Sally Nagle and raised another family. Interested in any and all information. I am descendent from 2nd marriage. Thank you, Cindy See my web page at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/e/n/Cynthia-L-Henning/ --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere!

Need to find desc. of Andrew RAINEY born 1835 m. Isabelle SCOTT were in Holt Co. MO 1860. Kesterson family also connected. Dorothy

Dear Listers, Hoping someone can identify with this family of mine.any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Alexander SCOTT Born about 1811 in or around Ballymena.Family lore says Alexander was head gardner at Shanes Castle.Hannah WARRICK or WARK no birth known.Children listed below. Hannah born abt 1835 Ballymena, REVEREND Daniel John,Anthony,Elizabeth and Helen SCOTT.Hannah married in 1859 to my 2nd great grandfather James LAING in Slamannan,Stirling,Scotland. Alexanders father was also named John SCOTT. Regards Leanne from a very warm 25 degree winters day on the far north coast of NSW,Australia

I am a grandson of Hiram Jackson Scott born 1874 in Montgomery county , Arkansas his spouse was Ida Mae Booth. I am looking for some of his ancesters.

Surnames referenced in this e-mail: NORTH, WOOD, HUNTER, PATTEN, MCNEIL, BOND, JENNINGS, ADAMS, SCOTT, GRAY, PATTILO, FALK I have found a very worn, old bible that evidently belonged to a lady named Naomi WOOD. The following inscriptions are written in pencil on the first three pages of the book. First blank page: Naomi Second blank page: Naomi WOOD's Book My Peace I leave with you. Amen 19 49 Carroll Ave Chi, Ill Third blank page: Feb 12th 1905 Went to Wesley David's Funeral Feb 19th 1905 Walter NORTH's Funeral George NORTH died Jan 28th 07 Mrs. Julie NORTH died Nov 28, 1904 Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord. Last blank page at back of book: This day I consecrate myself anew to thee. I surrender all. Lord help me. Feb 7th 1909 The following pictures and announcements were inside the book. Picture: Rev. T. De Witt TALMAGE, D.D. (in the margin: Copyright 1892, by B. J. FALK, N.Y.) Picture: Dr. A. W. PATTEN "Elected to the Chair of Biblical Instruction in Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill." Obituary: "Death of an aged lady. Mrs. Margaret HUNTER, mother of Mrs. GRAY, proprietress of the Nichols House, died last night about ten o'clock. The deceased lived with her daughter, Mrs. GRAY, and was 88 years of age. The remains will be taken tomorrow to the Gordon cemetery for interment, going on the branch road to Scruggs Station." Picture: Rev. John MCNEILL Picture: Rev. A. T. JENNINGS "President of Educational Board and Editor of the Wesleyan Methodist" Picture: Silas W. BOND, A. M. "President of Houghton Seminary" Picture: Willard J. Houghton Wedding Announcement: "ADAMS-SCOTT One of the prettiest home weddings which had occurred for some time in the city took place Wednesday evening, when Mr. Louis ADAMS and Miss Bessie Belle SCOTT were united in marriage at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. L. GRAY, by the Rev. Dr. PATTILO of the Methodist church. The bride, a tall, stately brunette, was attired in white silk, the yoke fashioned of satin and faggoting, with accordeon plaided bertha, and the new style full skirt. Mr. and Mrs. ADAMS left on the 6 p.m. train for St. Louis. After viewing the Fair for some days they will visit Chicago and other Eastern cities. they will be at their home, 304 Cherry street, which has been recently purchased by the groom and remodeled and beautifully furnished throughout, about September 15. Mr. ADAMS is an exemplary young man, and has for some years been connected with the postoffice in this city. Their many friends extend congratulations to the happy pair." I welcome any inquiries about this bible, but most of all would like to pass this on to Naomi Wood's family. If you have any information, please contact me. Thanks. **************************************************************** Carolyn Johnson-Burns Publicity Chair and Recording Secretary Montgomery County Chapter, Ohio Genealogy Society [email protected] http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/4023/ Researching: BELL BROCKSICK COMPTON CRITTON HENDERSON HERR HOOPINGARNER JOHNSON LIGHTFOOT MORGAN NICKEL REYNOLDS SAUVAGO SMOUSE STOKER ****************************************************************

Ida Mae SCOTT, b. April 29, 1885 in Mio, Oscoda County, Mich., d. Sept. 19, 1967 in Big Sandy, Mont., and family. Parents William R. SCOTT and Eliza (LAVERY). Ida's siblings Emma, Nellie, Walter, Harvey and Wesley SCOTT. Ida SCOTT married Thomas W. JACKSON on Oct. 9, 1904 in Custer Township, Sanilac County, Mich. They settled in Hill County, Montana in 1909. Children Linzie, Kenneth, Russell, Alfred, Howard, Raymond, Elmer and Ethel JACKSON. Other MI surnames: COLGAN, SNOWDEN, FLANAGAN, FOX, WILSON, ARMOUR, McINALLY. Scott Anderson [email protected]

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I found these marriages in Johnson Co. Texas and thought I would pass them on to the list in hopes they may help someone. George Scott & Ella Martin Sept. 30, 1886 J. L. Tucker & Miss M. A. Scott Jan. 11, 1887 W. J. C. Castleberry & Fannie Scott Sept. 16, 1886 Thomas Scott & Millie Sager July 13, 1881 J. W. Scott & Miss M. J. Morris Nov. 16, 1879 J. H. Ewell & Clara Scott June 05, 1890 Lesley Baird Prey [email protected] (originally from Cleburne, Texas) now in Batavia, New York. Lesley's Family Tree http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/index.html census,marriages,birth,deaths, etc... Check out my GedCom http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=lesley1