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James Scott

Birth1750 - Born at Sea, in transit to, Virginia, United States
Death11 Mar 1824 - Sinks Grove, Monroe, West Virginia, United States
MotherMartha Williams
FatherThomas Scott

Born in Born at Sea, in transit to, Virginia, United States on 1750 to Thomas Scott and Martha Williams. James Scott married Margaret "Mollie" Kincaid and had 12 children. He passed away on 11 Mar 1824 in Sinks Grove, Monroe, West Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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Thomas Scott
1718 - 1778
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Martha Williams
1727 - 1777
Spouse(s)
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Margaret "Mollie" Kincaid
1765 - 1824
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Jane Scott
1779 - 1838
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James Scott
1777 - 1849
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David E Scott
1789 - 1850
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Elizabeth Catherine Scott
1793 - 1867
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Nancy Agnes Scott
1786 - 1855
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Williams Scott
1797 - 1862
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Matthew Scott
1794 - 1885
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Mary Scott-foster
1784 - Unknown
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John Scott
1782 - 1857
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Agnes Nancy Scott
1787 - 1855
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William Burdette Scott
1775 - 1836
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David Scott
1789 - 1850

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