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James Scott

Birth1735 - Not Available
Death10 Oct 1799 - Forge, Canonbie, Dumfries-shire, Scotland
MotherKatherine Scott
FatherWilliam Scott

Born on 1735 to William Scott and Katherine Scott. James Scott married Phoebe Dickson and had 11 children. He passed away on 10 Oct 1799 in Forge, Canonbie, Dumfries-shire, Scotland.

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Parents
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William Scott
1694 - 1772
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Katherine Scott
Unknown - 1782
Spouse(s)
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Phoebe Dickson
1753 - 1813
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Mary Wynne
Unknown - 1772
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Phoebe Dickson
Unknown - 1813
Children Show all
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James Scott Of Canonbie
Unknown - Unknown
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Catherine Eliza Scott
1777 - 1853
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George Frazer Scott Elliott
1784 - 1848
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Jemimah Scott
1781 - 1813
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Sybilla Frances Scott
1786 - 1820
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Phoebe Christian Scott
1779 - 1804
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William Scott
1774 - 1804
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Annie Scott Of Canonbie
Unknown - Unknown
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Charles Scott
1775 - 1822
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Marion Scott
Unknown - Unknown
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Jonisa Scott Of Canonbie
Unknown - Unknown

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