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Jane Scott

Birth10 Nov 1822 - Blount, Alabama, USA
Death26 Mar 1909 - Raymondville, Texas, Missouri, USA
MotherGrace Gracy Berry
FatherJames Henry Scott

Born in Blount, Alabama, USA on 10 Nov 1822 to James Henry Scott and Grace Gracy Berry. Jane Scott married Nelson Jasper Musgrove and had 11 children. She passed away on 26 Mar 1909 in Raymondville, Texas, Missouri, USA.

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Parents
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James Henry Scott
1789 - 1828
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Grace Gracy Berry
1796 - 1877
Spouse(s)
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Nelson Jasper Musgrove
1815 - 1846
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John Harvey Johnson
1827 - 1861
Children Show all
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James Scott Johnson
1856 - 1943
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James Harvey Johnson
1856 - 1939
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Arminda Musgrove
1839 - 1920
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Martha Jane Johnson
1858 - 1920
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Sarah Jane Musgrove
1841 - 1924
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Grace Musgrove
1846 - 1880
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William Thomas Johnson
1848 - 1909
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Newton Jasper Johnson
1850 - 1911
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Lovely Elizabeth Johnson
1854 - 1920
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Henderson Musgrove
1844 - 1917
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John Smith Musgrove
1844 - 1916

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