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James Scott

Birth01 Mar 1824 - Scremerston, Northumberland, England
DeathOctober 1890 - Morpeth, Northumberland, United Kingdom
MotherAnn Adamson
FatherJohn Scott

Born in Scremerston, Northumberland, England on 01 Mar 1824 to John Scott and Ann Adamson. James Scott married Eleanor Angus and had 15 children. He passed away on October 1890 in Morpeth, Northumberland, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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John Scott
1786 - Unknown
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Ann Adamson
1793 - 1875
Spouse(s)
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Eleanor Angus
1826 - 1896
Children Show all
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Hannah Scott
1848 - 1891
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Susanna Scott
1857 - 1915
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Jane Scott
1863 - Unknown
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William Scott
1846 - Unknown
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William Scott
1863 - Unknown
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Isabella Scott
1860 - Unknown
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James Scott
1854 - 1891
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Emily J Scott
1869 - Unknown
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John Scott
1850 - Unknown
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Catherine Scott
1853 - 1867
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Ralph Scott
1859 - Unknown
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Robert Scott
1866 - Unknown
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Catherine Jane Scott
1871 - 1937
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Eleanor (Ellen) Scott
1849 - 1899
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Mary Ann Scott
1847 - 1937

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