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Jane Scott

Birth1830 - Lougherlisk, Ballinderry Lower, Antrim, Northern Ireland
Death6 June, 1911 - Adelaide, South Australia
MotherEliza Newton
FatherJames Scott

Born in Lougherlisk, Ballinderry Lower, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 1830 to James Scott and Eliza Newton. Jane Scott married William Codling and had 8 children. She passed away on 6 June, 1911 in Adelaide, South Australia.

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Parents
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James Scott
1797 - Unknown
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Eliza Newton
1797 - 1862
Spouse(s)
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William Codling
1814 - 1894
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Codling
1854 - 1944
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Jane Codling
1859 - 1903
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William Codling
1853 - 1901
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Walter Morrison Scott Codling
1871 - 1902
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Annie Henrietta Codling
1869 - 1895
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Samuel James Codling
1863 - 1913
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George Codling
1866 - 1916
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Robert Codling
1861 - 1862

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