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hannah scott

Birth12 Apr 1737 - Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Death27 Sep 1812 - Huntsville, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherMary Andrews
FatherOBADIAH SCOTT +DNA

Born in Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, USA on 12 Apr 1737 to OBADIAH SCOTT +DNA and Mary Andrews. hannah scott married Nathaniel 1751/2 Goss Sr/1 (ENS) 4th GGF (s/o Philip Goss IV 1724/Mary Kendall//w/o Hannah Scott) and had 8 children. She passed away on 27 Sep 1812 in Huntsville, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Obadiah Scott +Dna
1714 - 1784
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Mary Andrews
1713 - 1784
Spouse(s)
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Nathaniel 1751/2 Goss Sr/1 (Ens) 4Th Ggf (S/o Philip Goss Iv 1724/Mary Kendall//w/o Hannah Scott)
1751 - 1812
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Jesse Scott
1763 - 1818
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Olive Scott
1758 - 1825
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Hannah Scott Goss 4Th Ggm (W/o Nathaniel 1751/2 Goss Sr)
1755 - 1821
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David Scott
1765 - 1827
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Obadiah/jadiah Scott (1771-1825-Ct To Ohio --S/o Scott///h/o Thankful Rood)
1771 - 1825
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Rosamond Scott
1768 - Unknown
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Lucy Scott
1761 - 1816
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Hannah A. Goss
1810 - Unknown

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