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Didamia Scott

Birth1823 - Crawford, Indiana, United States
Death1880 - Crawford County, Indiana
MotherDorinda Guy Sloan Sharp Scott
FatherWilson B Scott

Born in Crawford, Indiana, United States on 1823 to Wilson B Scott and Dorinda Guy Sloan Sharp Scott. Didamia Scott married Harrison Denbo and had 6 children. She passed away on 1880 in Crawford County, Indiana.

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Parents
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Wilson B Scott
1790 - 1850
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Dorinda Guy Sloan Sharp Scott
1795 - 1861
Spouse(s)
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Harrison Denbo
1811 - 1877
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Isiah "M. Nancy Truex""m. Didamia Scott" Lambdin (@3Ggf)
1819 - 1855
Children Show all
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Benjamin Franklin Denbo
1857 - 1935
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Hester Lambdin (Aka Denbow)
1856 - Unknown
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Claretta Electra (Letta) Lambdin (Aka Denbow)
1847 - Unknown
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Dorinda "Mrs James W Roberson" Lambdin (Aka Denbow)
1853 - Unknown
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Cornele/cornelia A. Lambdin (Aka Denbow) (#3Ga)
1847 - Unknown
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Zebulon Truax "M. Emma S Stout" Lambdin (@2Ggf)
1843 - 1924

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