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James Scott

Birth1795 - Boldre, Hampshire, England
DeathOctober 1873 - Lymington, Hampshire
MotherMary Knox
FatherJohn Scott

Born in Boldre, Hampshire, England on 1795 to John Scott and Mary Knox. James Scott married Jane Retford and had 14 children. He passed away on October 1873 in Lymington, Hampshire.

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Parents
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John Scott
Unknown - 1858
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Mary Knox
1776 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Jane Retford
1797 - 1838
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Mary Blanchard
1808 - 1843
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James Scott
1836 - Unknown
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Thomas Scott
1839 - Unknown
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Vincent John Scott
1851 - 1901
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Richard Scott
1843 - Unknown
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Charles Scott
1846 - Unknown
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Jane Scott Mintern
1844 - 1927
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John Scott
1816 - 1839
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Charles Scott
1826 - 1829
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Robert Scott
1813 - 1814
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Rebecca Grey Scott
1832 - 1837
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Walter Scott
1829 - 1829
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Henry Scott
1823 - 1838
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William Scott
1831 - Unknown
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George Scott
1821 - 1849

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