My Brick wall is John Scott of MD born about. 1780 died 1823; He lived and died in Talbot county MD, USA. He married in Talbot County MD to Sarah Rice, daughter of John Rice and Elizabeth Clark 1804 Elizabeth Clark was a Quaker, involved with the Tuckahoe and Thred Haven Meeting houses. John Scott had Land in Talbot County MD and possibly involved with merchant trading overseas with a ship.. Children John Scott, George Scott, Sarah Scott Katherine Scott, Mary Scott, My Gggrandmother Katherine Scott Married William ROE. Any information on these families would be helpful. Thanks Glenn Dunavan

The following is a shot in the dark in trying to get past my brick wall: I am trying to find any descendants of John Thomas SCOTT b Madison Co. TN 1847 and m. Nannie K. Hudson in 1891. She was born in 1878. John Thomas Scott died in Madison Co. TN in 1918 and Nannie K. Scott died in 1924. Both are buried in Ebenezer cemetery in Malesus, Madison Co. TN. I know of one son, Floyd SCOTT, who was born of that marriage in TN in 1893. John Thomas SCOTT may have had children by a previous marriage since he was 41 years old when he married in 1891. Also buried nearby is Mattie K. Scott b. 1885 and d. 1891 (six years old) John Thomas SCOTT was the second son of George R. Scott who was born in Davidson Co. TN in 1817 and whose father was born in Virginia (identity not known) Any information on these individuals would be greatly appreciated. Genevieve Scott Bell

Go to the following site to view some SCOTT listings - South Carolina http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/sc+index+176646321697+ F

My Brick wall is John Scott of MD born about. 1780 died 1823; Married Sarah Rice, daughter of John Rice and Elizabeth Clark 1804 Children John Scott, George Scott, Sarah Scott Katherine Scott, Mary Scott, My Gggrandmother Katherine Scott Married William ROE. Any information on these families would be helpful. Thanks Glenn Dunavan

SCOTT pg. 20 "In Milledgeville, Saturday the 9th inst., Mrs. Elizabeth SCOTT, age 32 years, wife of Maj. William F. SCOTT. June 14, 1832." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1823-1844. pg. 21 "On the 2nd inst. in his 68th year, Mr. James SCOTT, a respectable citizen of Walton County and for many years a Resident of Clarke Co., Aug. 16, 1832." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1823-1844. pg. 22 "At his residence in Sparta, Hancock Co., Tuesday 20th inst., Capt. Duke HAMILTON in his 62nd year. He was born in Greenville Co., Va., 22 Sept. 1781. (sic); came to Georgia in 1790 and settled near Sparta. His parents moved there the next year, 1791. He was married in 1800 to Miss Elizabeth SCOTT and located on plantation adjoining his father and lived there until five years ago when he moved into Sparta. He served 1792-93 as a volunteer in the Georgia State Troops with rank of Lieut. In 1813 he volunteered for service against the Creek Indians and was attached to Gen FLOYD'S command and the company he commanded was assigned to scouting. Leaves a wife and numerous circle of relatives and friends. Nov. 29, 1832." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1823-1844. pg. 27 "On the 14th inst., Ann Elizabeth SCOTT, age 2 years,2 mos., 18 days, youngest dau. of William F. SCOTT, Sheriff of Baldwin County. Jan. 22, 1834." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1823-1844. pg. 61 At his residence in Lowndes Co., Ala. on the 25th ult. Gen. John SCOTT, in his 69th year; formerly of Milledgeville. Dec. 3, 1839." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1823-1844. pg. 80 "Died at the family home in Baldwin County on Sept. 27th, Mrs. Catherine SCOTT, consort of Maj. William F. SCOTT of bilious fever. Had been a member of the Baptist Church ten years. Oct. 15, 1844." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1823-1844. pg. 92 "In Putnam County Spet. 30th , near Garner's Ferry, Mrs. Eliza SCOTT, wife of Thomas H. SCOTT, Esq., who had adorned her life 27 1/2 years in the Methodist Church by humbly walking before her GOD. Oct. 11, 1815." THE CITY GAZETTE, 1803-1816. pg. 115 "Died at Brunswick on the 27th ult. in her 35th year, Mrs. Martha SCOTT, consort of Maj. William SCOTT. Dec. 21, 1802." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 134 "In Washington, Wilkes County., Saturday 12th, John SCOTT, cabinet-maker, of Savannah; referred to as a young man. Sept. 16, 1808." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 168 "In this city last Saturday, Mr. John SCOTT, merchant, of the firm of A. M. Taylor and J. SCOTT. Nov. 12, 1820." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH DAILY GAZETTE, 1817-1820. pg. 189 "Last Thursday, Hugh SCOTT, at Mrs. GALECHE'S near this city. Dec. 18, 1798." THE GEORGIA GAZETTE, 1790-1802. pg. 207 "At Athens on the 17th inst., Capt. William SCOTT, of Augusta, in his 34th year. He was a native of Ireland and a worthy man. Wife and several small children survive. Nov. 8, 1810." THE REPUBLICAN & SAVANNAH EVENING LEDGER, 1809-1810. pg. 208 "In Savannah, Saturday 26th ult., Mr. Joseph James SCOTT of South Carolina, planter. Leaves a large family. May 29th, 1804." THE GEORGIA REPUBLICAN & STATE INTELLIGENCER, 1803-1805. pg. 284 "Feb. 15, 1800 Monday night, Mrs. SCOTT, wife of Mr. James SCOTT of Augusta." THE AUGUSTA CHRONICAL & GAZETTE OF THE STATE, 1790-1800. pg. 300 "July 9, 1881 Mr. Lemuel SCOTT died at the res. of Mr. O. J. BOBO in this place on the 2nd inst. He was 77 years old and removed from S. C. to this county 42 years ago." THE SUN, Hartwell, Georgia, 1881-1884. pg. 302 "July 30, 1881 Died at her residence in Hartwell on last Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Mary SCOTT in the 76th year of her age. Methodist. THE SUN, Hartwell, Georgia, 1881-1884. pg. 303 "The funeral service of Mrs. Mary A. SCOTT will be preached in the Methodist Church at this place next Sunday at 11:00 a. m. by Rev. W. A. FARISS." THE SUN, Hartwell, Georgia, 1881-1884. pg. 306 "Jan. 7, 1882 Fletcher KAY and J. H. SCOTT left Hartwell last week for Texas. We wish them success." THE SUN, Hartwell, Georgia, 1881-1884. pg. 311 "Feb, 17, 1883 On Thursday night the 15th inst. Wedding of Mr. Logan H. BOWEN of Anderson, S. C. and Miss Ella SCOTT at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. C. L. SCOTT, near Hartwell by Rev. A. W. QUILLIAN. Miss Fannie SCOTT and Mr. K. H. CAMPBELL were the attendants." THE SUN, Hartwell, Georgia, 1881-1884. pg. 365 "In Milledgeville, Sunday 28th ult. by I. T. CUSHING, Esq., Mr. William R. SCOTT to Miss Sarah J. PIERCE, all of Milledgeville. Sept. 1, 1831." THE GEORGIA MESSENGER, 1825-1835. pg. 373 "In Macon on the 22nd ist. by Rev. Ignatius A. FEW, Col. Thomas N. BEALL of Forsyth to Miss Antoinette C. SCOTT, dau. of Maj. William F. SCOTT of Milledgeville, May 28, 1834." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1824-1844. pg. 376 "On the 4th inst., Maj. William F. SCOTT of Milledgeville to Mrs. Catherine NEAVES of Baldwin Co., March 10, 1835." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1824-1844. pg. 378 "On the 1st inst., Mr. Francis D. MATTHEWS to Miss Eliza SCOTT, dau. Of Patrick SCOTT, all of Pike County. Oct. 20, 1835." THE SOUTHRN RECORDER, 1824-1844. pg. 389 "In Eatonton, 11th inst., by Rev. Bishop ANDREW, Mr. Irby H. SCOTT to Miss Mary E. Tomkins. Dec. 18, 1838." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1824-1844. pg. 391 "At the house of Washington COLEMAN, Esq., in Hancock County on the 20th inst. by Rev. Peyton H. CLEMENTS, Mr. Michael MCLEARY of Eatonton to Miss Amanda F. SCOTT, dau. of Mr. Frederick SCOTT, of Florida. June 25, 1839." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1824-1844. pg. 392 "On the 19th ult. by Rev. Rowell REESE, Mr. Ichabod M. COX of Stanfordville to Miss Sarah Jane SCOTT of Eatonton, Dec. 3, 1839." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1824-1844. pg. 396 "In Morgan County on July 12th by William V. SCOTT, Esq., Mr. John SHOUSE of Jasper County to Miss Sarah SHEFFIELD of Morgan County. July 31, 1840." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1824-1844. pg. 399 "In Lowndes County, Alabama on the 25th ult. by Rev. WRIGHT, Robert L. SCOTT to Miss Laura A. LEWIS, dau. of Hon. D. H. LEWIS. June 8, 1841." THE SOUTHERN RECORDER, 1824-1844. pg. 423 "(From Savannah news dated Sept. 27th), Mr. Hugh SCOTT to Miss Ann GALACHE, Sept. 22, 1792." THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE & GAZETTE OF THE STATE, 1790-1800. pg. 427 "Thursday evening by Rev. HULL, Dr. George GRAVES to the amiable Miss Polly SCOTT, dau. of Samuel SCOTT, Esq. of Augusta. June 26, 1800." THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE & GAZETTE OF THE STATE, 1790-1800. pg. 440 "Wednesday evening by Rev. Mr. BEST, Mr. Thomas SCOTT, merchant, to Miss Jane RUSSELL, both of Savannah. Aug, 18, 1804." THE COLUMBIA MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1820. pg. 442 "In Savannah last Sunday evening by Rev. BEST, William J. SCOTT to Miss Mary WALTERS, both of Savannah. Dec. 6, 1806." THE COLUMBIA MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1820. pg. 447 "At the Saltketchers (S.C.) on Aug. 10th by Rev. YEOMANS, Mr. Isaac A. E. CHOVIN to Miss Amelia SCOTT, dau of Thomas G. SCOTT, Esq. Sept. 25, 1809." THE COLUMBIA MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1820.

David b. 1791 in Pennsylvania. Bought land in Belmont County in 1820. Sold everything and moved to Des Moines County, Iowa, in 1839. Catharine disappears from the Iowa records between Feb and Nov 1847. Bible account says David died 12 Aug 1866, but location uncertain. May have accompanied son William to California. Seems to have had some relationship to descendants of an Andrew SCOTT who moved to Hamilton County, Ohio, from Redstone, Pennsylvania. Also some association with Mary Ann JACOBS (maiden name possibly WALLACE, widow of Cyrus S. JACOBS, may have remarried Adam FAHNESTOCK) at one time in Des Moines County, Iowa, and relocating to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, after death of husband. Children (named in David's will; some birth dates are calculated and may be inaccurate): Brice (also known as Brice S. CUNNINGHAM), b. 20 Apr 1810, md. Mary E. STARKEY in Belmont County, Ohio; died there 21 Jun 1861. William, b. 29 Mar 1815, married Elizabeth GRAY in Belmont County, Ohio, d. bef. 10 Oct 1867, Stockton, San Joaquin Co., California. Andrew, b. 30 Nov 1816, married (1) Eliza Jane RIGGS in Des Moines County, Iowa, d. 3 Dec 1885, Polk twp., Adair Co., Missouri. John, b. abt. 1818, married Temperance LORTON in Des Moines County, Iowa, moved to Clear Creek Co., Colorado, death unknown. David Jr., b. abt. 1820, married Elizabeth BARNES in Des Moines County, Iowa, settled in Missouri. Martha J., b. 23 Apr 1822, married James MINKS in Des Moines County, Iowa, pioneered Boulder, Boulder Co., Colorado, d. 29 Sep 1896 in Louisville, Boulder, Colorado. Samuel, b. abt. 1826, married Amanda C. STAHL in Des Moines County, Iowa, death unknown. Mary Jane, b. abt. 1832, probably married Abraham ROSEBOOM in Des Moines County, Iowa, death unknown. James, b. abt. 1834 (in Ohio or Indiana), probably married Margaret McELHANY, death unknown. Would love to hear from anyone who ties into this family in any way. Lorraine I. Quillon lorraineq@juno.com

My brick wall is my g grandfather, Hamon S. Scott b: 26 Jul 1866 in Cambridge, Guerney Co., OH. I know his parents are Charles Scott and Permelia (Atwood) Scott from the 1925 Iowa State Census. Charles Scott b: abt 1825 in OH m: Permelia Atwood b: abt 1843 in OH. I believe Charles’ father is William Scott b: abt 1795 in PA mother unknown. I have William (55) with Mary (24), Charles (23), ?? (21) and James (20) listed in the 1850 Census in Knox Tnsp, Guernsey Co, OH. I have William (65) with Mary E. (21); next household is listed as Charles (34), Lamelia (24), Annie (4) and Amanda (2) listed in the 1860 Census in Knox Tnsp, Guernsey Co, OH. I have William (75) with Mary (30), Johnston (7) and Sarah A. (4); next household listed is Charles (46), Permelia (27), Mary A, (13), Amanda (10), Elizabeth (8), Sarah (6), Jessie (2) listed in the 1870 Census in Knox Tnsp, Guernsey Co, OH. I believe Sarah is Hamon The family next shows up in Pettis Co., MO with Hamon and Jessie living with Mary Annie and her family. Permelia is living close by in Benton Co., MO. I then have Hamon listed in the Logan Co. KS Census with Amelia (Permelia), and Jessie. Hamon married Mary E. Hamilton 30 Nov 1888. In 1891 they moved to Plymouth Co. IA If anyone has more information on this line of Scotts I would appreciate the information. I have more detailed information on Hamon and Mary’s family

I am particularly interested in East Tennessee Voiles, by any spelling, especially those in Greene, Morgan, Scott, or Anderson Counties. William Voiles, born in early Greene Co., TN 1810-1820 is my great-great grandfather. He was married to Elizabeth Ward, daughter of Enoch Ward and Elizabeth Trail and they moved from Greene Co, TN through Anderson Co, TN to Fentress Co., TN in early 1850s, according to tax lists and land records. William eventually moved into Kentucky late 1860s and married twice more. Second wife was Alvana Auterson/Otterson/Atterson and third wife was Pruda Collins, whom he married in his old age. Thank you. Helen

Looking for father of Ulysis S. Scott b. ILL. Believe his name was D. Preston Scott. Mothers name may have been Eva Inman. Both parents may have been born TN. Ulysis Scott married Mary M. Reese in ILL. 11/05/1885. They had eight children. Lavada Ellen Scott August 17, 1886 being my great grandmother. She married Joseph Hendrickson in 1904 in Missouri. Donna Ezell Carter

Anybody have any additional information on James SCOTT b. 1791 Russell Co., KY; d. abt. 1849 Chariton Co., MO? He m. Elizabeth "Betsy" JEANS abt. 1819 in possibly Montgomery Co., KY. She was b. 1803 Adair Co., KY; d. abt. 1855 Chariton Co., MO. They had 11 children from 1820 to 1843: Mary Ann "Polly", Hardin (Harden), Bartley, Eliza C., Matilda, Sarah, Thomas, James Jr., William, Neatus (Netis), and Emily. Lisa -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.8.4 - Release Date: 3/27/05

Here is my brickwall. Have you ran into this situation in your tree? You begin to study your Surname and you discover many generations has tagged your ancestor to the wrong guy? That is my situation regarding my 3rd Great Grandfather, Horace M. Scott who was born about 1798, NY and lived in Bridgewater, Oneida Co, NY 1830 & 1840. By 1850 or so he left for Rock County, WI I believe him to be the son of Edmund and Martha who many Scott's have thier son listed as the Horace Scott which resided in Chenango Co who was born 1798, Massachusetts. My Horace married Betsy and she passed away before the family went west to WI. Thank you, Sandy

My great-great-grandfather may have been James Scott who was born in Vermont in about 1807. I don't know what town. He was married to Amy Scott, also born in Vermont, in about 1813. They lived in New York, where at least three children were born (Charles, 1831, Philander, 1842, and Rensselaer, 1844), then in Ohio (Lester, 1846, and Wesley, 1849), then in the 1860 federal census, in Vermontville, Eaton Co, Michigan (Edwin, 1851, and Harriet, 1853). Charles is certainly my great-grandfather. Whether James is his father is as yet unknown. Any information about that connection and about James's forebears would be welcome. Jeane Moore

Robert E. SCOTT born in Autauga County, AL about 1862, Lived in Mountain Creek, Chilton County, AL after 1880. Looking for more information on him. Did he marry and have children? Thanks for any info on this Robert E. SCOTT. Inez (SCOTT) Carney

Married Elizabeth Tucker in 1806, one child listed: John Alexander b-abt. 1806 Bunkun co. Nc. M- Mary Rucker in Rutherford co. NC. Patty

Fact: There are 752 subscribers world-wide to this list as of today. Fact: There have been 162 postings to this list so far this month. Fact: This exceeds the previous highest number of postings ever posted in a month (Jan 1998 had 152 postings). However, Fact: There are at least 590 subscribers who have not posted this month! Let's hear from you! Please post your ancestors relevant to this surname list and, most of all, let us know what your BRICKWALLS are! Please be focused and to the point - don't list entire pedigrees! If you have a lot of SCOTT ancestors, consider sending several postings, each for a given locale or several postings with only two or three generations listed. The subject line should have a full name (if appropriate), locale abbreviation, a direction of migration, another locale abbreviation, and the approximate dates. For instance, George Scott moving from Scotland to New Brunswick, Canada, to Kentucky around 1820 to 1840 would look like: SCOTT, George SCT>NB CAN>KY abt. 1820-1840 If you don't know the complete name, migration route, or dates, it is permissible to leave them out of the subject line and put an explanation in the message body. However, the more complete the subject line, the more likely someone with a similar interest will read your email. BE SURE TO INCLUDE THE LOCALE AND DATE RANGE IN YOUR MESSAGE even if they are only your best guess. Both can make a huge difference in locating a likely connection! For more information about using this list, see the Frequently Asked Questions and List Rules sent to you when you subscribed to this list. This document explains just about everything you need to know about using the list, unsubscribing, etc. As for using the list, it can be boiled down to these three simple rules: 1. BE NICE. No "flaming" of others, offensive language, or nasty criticisms of posts. 2. KEEP ON TOPIC. By that I mean genealogy pertaining to this surname. No virus reports, or commercial advertising, etc. Rootsweb has a list for a variety of interesting topic include virus reports and genealogy materials for sale. Rootsweb prohibits the selling or promotion of commercial projects. If you find something useful post the name/author a brief description and ask anyone interested to contact you off list. At no time may prices be posted. 3. HAVE FUN! Is your inbox overflowing? Consider switching to the Digest mode of this list. You will receive one email per day (unless it is an exceptionally busy day) with a table of contents showing the sender and subject line appended to the top of the email. To switch to Digest mode from the email address you are currently subscribed: 1. Send an email to SCOTT-L-Request@Rootsweb.com with only the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject line and in the message body. You will receive an email confirmation that you have been removed from the list. 2. Send an email to SCOTT-D-Request@Rootsweb.com with only the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line and in the message body. You will receive an email confirmation that you have been added to the list. Please note: All postings, regardless of which list you are on, go to SCOTT-L@Rootsweb.com (no "request" in the address). David Scott List Administrator ListAdmin@ClanScottSociety.org or ListName-Admin@Rootsweb.com (substitute the surname for this list for ListName) [This surname list is sponsored by the Clan Scott Society, the non-profit surname organization for SCOTT and associated families. For more information, see www.ClanScottSociety.org.]

Looking for information on John Henry Scott born Nov. 17, 1853. Moved from England and was naturalized in Jefferson County Missouri on May 16, 1888. Was married twice (Clara Oates and Christina Hanna Cora). Had 9 children - Walter b. 2/22/1875,Maggie b. 2/7/1876,Lena b. 8/3/1878,Flora 10/4/1881,Rosetta 6/18/1883,Bertha 5/17/1889,John E. 7/8/1894,Herbert W. 12/16/1897, and Elizabeth 8/9/1899. Somewhere around 1896 they moved to Alabama (Montgomery). John E. may have ended up in Atlanta where it is believed he died. Kent Scott

CAn anyone connect with John SCOTT born 1823 at Logie Pert, married to Isabella MOIR Their children were : Margaret Moir Scott b 1846 Elizabeth Scott b 1847 Alexander Scott b 1849 my maternal ggrandfather Thomas Scott b 1851 John Moir Scott b 1854 JAmes JAck Scott b 1856 DAvid Wylie Scott b 1858 William Brand Scott b 1860 I am getting conflicting returns from IGI and from OPR/Statutory records on Scotlands people site MAny thanks Roger Booth

------- Forwarded message follows ------- From: wyoeagle@webtv.net (Coleen Coleman) Date sent: Sat, 19 Mar 2005 10:22:52 -0700 To: jrmaxwel@owu.edu Subject: Re: [SCOTT] Scott in OH by 1805 I had a John Scott born ? PA? Daughter Martha Ann born 1848 Huntington Co IN. Is not in the 1850 census. Where did they go? Who was my John Scott. Who was his parents? Who were his siblings? Who did John marry? Did Martha Ann have any siblings? Coleen Coleman wyoeagle@webtv.net ------- End of forwarded message -------

Mary Scott married Benjamine abt 1896. Dau was Elizabeth.

Who are the parents of Hudson Tyler Scott, b. Maysville, Mason Co., KY m. Emma Cecelia McClung abt 1870?