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DAVID Scott

BirthAbt 1774 - Pennsylvania
DeathNovember 1827 - Liberty Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherMartha Renshaw
FatherJohn Scott

Born in Pennsylvania on Abt 1774 to John Scott and Martha Renshaw . DAVID Scott married MARY ANN McGaughey and had 12 children. He passed away on November 1827 in Liberty Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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John Scott
1710 - 1787
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Martha Renshaw
1748 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Mcgaughey
1778 - 1837
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Mary Ann Mcgaughey
1818 - 1837
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Scott
1811 - 1888
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James Mcgaughey Scott
1795 - 1845
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Nancy Scott
1799 - 1862
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Margaret Scott
1814 - Unknown
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Rebecca Scott
1812 - Unknown
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Richard Scott
1802 - Unknown
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John Scott
1804 - Unknown
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David Scott
1806 - 1857
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Polly Scott
1808 - Unknown
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Mary Scott
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Scott
Unknown - Unknown
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James Scott
1795 - 1845

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