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James Scott

Birth13 May 1871 - Eyemouth, Berwickshire, Scotland
DeathSep 1950 - 1 Moor Lane or 169 Harton Lane (Harton Institution), South Shields (now South Tyneside General hospital
MotherGregoress Geddes
FatherAlexander Scott

Born in Eyemouth, Berwickshire, Scotland on 13 May 1871 to Alexander Scott and Gregoress Geddes. James Scott married Margaret Wood and had 9 children. He passed away on Sep 1950 in 1 Moor Lane or 169 Harton Lane (Harton Institution), South Shields (now South Tyneside General hospital.

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Parents
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Alexander Scott
1831 - 1913
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Gregoress Geddes
1843 - 1887
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Wood
1871 - 1941
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John Scott
1918 - 2010
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Lilian (Lily) Scott
1898 - 1983
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John Stanley Scott
1904 - 1972
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James Edward Scott
1894 - 1941
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George William Scott
1900 - Unknown
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Robert 'Bobby' Scott
1916 - 1982
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Lilian Scott
1896 - 1897
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Alexander Scott
1892 - 1917
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Frederick Scott
1909 - 1992

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