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Hetta Huggins

Birthabt 1863 - Clarendon County, South Carolina, USA
Death14 Sep 1928 - Clarendon County, South Carolina, USA
MotherBinah Ballard
FatherHenry Huggins

Born in Clarendon County, South Carolina, USA on abt 1863 to Henry Huggins and Binah Ballard. Hetta Huggins married Edinborough Burrow Scott and had 18 children. She passed away on 14 Sep 1928 in Clarendon County, South Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Henry Huggins
1843 - 1924
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Binah Ballard
1840 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Edinborough Burrow Scott
1860 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Madison Scott
1900 - 1981
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Mittie Scott
1908 - 1990
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Millie Scott
1886 - Unknown
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Henry Scott
1885 - Unknown
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Lau Jane Scott
1902 - Unknown
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James Scott
1894 - Unknown
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Adreny Scott
1903 - Unknown
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Vinst Scott
1899 - Unknown
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Coddie Scott
1892 - Unknown
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Aden Scott
1896 - Unknown
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Lattie Scott
1893 - Unknown
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Lou Scott
1895 - Unknown
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Narah Scott
1898 - Unknown
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Ella Scott
1883 - Unknown
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Lattie Scott
1889 - Unknown
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Lorrie Scott
1888 - Unknown
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Bena Scott
1884 - Unknown
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Garahal Scott
1905 - Unknown

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