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Jacob Scott

Birth11 NOV 1849 - Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada
Death20 April 1929 - Evansville, Burpee Twp, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada
MotherAnna Rawn
FatherGeorge Scott

Born in Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada on 11 NOV 1849 to George Scott and Anna Rawn. Jacob Scott married Sarah Jane Campbell and had 11 children. He passed away on 20 April 1929 in Evansville, Burpee Twp, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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George Scott
Unknown - Unknown
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Anna Rawn
1828 - 1905
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Jane Campbell
1863 - 1947
Children Show all
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Alice Melvina Scott
1893 - 1982
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Ada Gertrude Scott
1885 - 1973
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Colin George Scott
1887 - Unknown
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William Clarence Scott
1897 - Unknown
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Clara May Scott
1899 - 1966
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Annabelle Scott
1883 - 1959
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Sarah Amelia Scott
1880 - Unknown
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Cassie Melvina Scott
1903 - Unknown
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Flora Scott
1889 - 1976
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Adeth Scott
1885 - Unknown
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Banabal Scott
1883 - Unknown

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