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Henry Scott

BirthOct 1872 - Royston, Hart, Georgia, USA
Death3 Oct 1951 - Statesville, Iredell, North Carolina, USA
MotherMary Strickland
FatherDavid Scott

Born in Royston, Hart, Georgia, USA on Oct 1872 to David Scott and Mary Strickland. Henry Scott married Eliza Day-Banks-Scott and had 12 children. He passed away on 3 Oct 1951 in Statesville, Iredell, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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David Scott
1857 - Unknown
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Mary Strickland
1847 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Eliza Day-banks-scott
1873 - Unknown
Children Show all
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James Scott
1897 - Unknown
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Elmore Scott
1899 - 1962
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Daniel Scott
1895 - 1970
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Sallie Scott
1900 - Unknown
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William H Day
1900 - 1949
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Ben Davis Scott
1905 - Unknown
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Lettie Scott
1910 - 1970
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Hoyt (Horace?) Scott
1908 - Unknown
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Elnora Scott-lazenbury
1902 - 1984
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Elizabeth Scott Lattin
1898 - Unknown
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Clarence Day
1896 - Unknown
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(Herman) Doyle Scott
1897 - Unknown

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