Hello Ken, Sorry, I don't see a connection with your SCOTT's. You can view my entire family (14,000+) including the SCOTT's (300+) at Rootsweb world connect site where I have posted a Family Tree for viewing. Go to; http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=bilcot Use the search box on the left side of the page,either type in SCOTT for a search or select "S". You can run several different reports after you select a person including a pedigree one which I like to view. My SCOTTS originate in Scotland and some branches migrated to the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and England to name a few. All the best, Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenneth Scott" <kingsmntscotts@yahoo.com> To: "Bill Cotgreave" <billcot@optonline.net> Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 12:47 PM Subject: Re: [SCOTT] Re: SCOTT's from Cults, Ceres, Cupar - Fife area of Scotland 1600-1900 > > Hi Bill, > > http://members.aol.com/Kjtcet2/scscott.htm > JOHN SCOTT (S1) > was born near Edinburgh, Scotland in 1706. John a Presbyterian, went to > Northern Ireland in 1725 where he participated in suppressing a Catholic > rebellion and lost an arm in the combat. According to the record in his > Bible which is filed with the pension record of his son, Samuel, he came > out of Ireland in 1745 and married Margaret Thornton, March 13, 1740. They > moved to Virginia about 1760 and then to North Carolina (probably Guilford > County) where his will dated Oct. 5, 1774 was probated in November of that > year. > > Please tell me the information you have on Scotts of Fife, even if there > is no connection, I would like to know the history. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Bill Cotgreave <billcot@optonline.net> wrote: Anyone else have any SCOTT's > from the area above, if so, We may be able to > help each other....please contact me. > > Kind regards, Bill Cotgreave > billcot@optonline.net > Long Island, New York, USA