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Jane Scott

Birth1751 - Glencoe, Scotland
Death11 Feb 1813 - West Burlington, Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherSarah Brown
FatherReverend James Scott

Born in Glencoe, Scotland on 1751 to Reverend James Scott and Sarah Brown. Jane Scott married James McKean and had 14 children. She passed away on 11 Feb 1813 in West Burlington, Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents
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Reverend James Scott
1715 - 1782
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Sarah Brown
1715 - 1784
Spouse(s)
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James Mckean
1745 - 1797
Children Show all
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James Mc Kean
1770 - 1822
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Rebecca Hunt
Unknown - 1832
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Robert Mckean
1784 - 1827
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Benjamin Mckean
1789 - 1848
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William Mckean
1772 - 1857
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Samuel Mckean
1787 - 1841
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Jane Mckean
1790 - 1867
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Andrew Mckean
1777 - 1863
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Archibald Mckean
1780 - 1855
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John Mckean
1780 - 1855
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Annie Mckean
1796 - Unknown
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Robert Mckean
1789 - 1866
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Robert Mckean
1760 - 1850
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Polly Mckean
1800 - Unknown

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