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Jacob Scott

Birth7 April 1849 - Lower Canada (Quebec), Canada
Death25 April 1931 - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
MotherCaroline Olmstead
FatherJacob Scott

Born in Lower Canada (Quebec), Canada on 7 April 1849 to Jacob Scott and Caroline Olmstead. Jacob Scott married Margaret Irwin Carty and had 12 children. He passed away on 25 April 1931 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

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Parents
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Jacob Scott
1811 - 1885
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Caroline Olmstead
1809 - 1879
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Irwin Carty
1847 - 1926
Children Show all
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Mildred Catherine Scott
1877 - 1967
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Emily Hazel Scott
1887 - 1979
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Frances Shirley Scott
1889 - 1989
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Margaret Mona Scott
1884 - 1979
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Charles Albert Scott
1874 - 1948
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Martha Eugenia Scott
1872 - 1947
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Caroline Alberta Scott
1878 - 1901
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Laurie Scott
1882 - Unknown
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Sadie Scott
1881 - Unknown
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Frankie Scott
1890 - Unknown
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Flora Estelle Scott
1882 - 1950
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Sarah Matilda Scott
1880 - 1933

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