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John Frederick Scott

Birth20 AUG 1853 - North River, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Death5 Jul 1945 - Charlottetown, , Prince Edward Island, Canada
MotherElizabeth Cynthia Warren
FatherJohn II Scott

Born in North River, Prince Edward Island, Canada on 20 AUG 1853 to John II Scott and Elizabeth Cynthia Warren. John Frederick Scott married Mary Ann Yeo and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 Jul 1945 in Charlottetown, , Prince Edward Island, Canada.

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John Ii Scott
1798 - 1878
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Elizabeth Cynthia Warren
1814 - 1887
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Mary Ann Yeo
1854 - 1933
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Peter Garfield Scott
1886 - 1941
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Brenton Harry Scott
1898 - 1925
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Lillian (Lily) Bergetta Scott
1892 - 1958
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John Cecil Scott
1889 - 1939
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Lulu May Scott
1893 - 1989
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Harold Henry Scott
1900 - 1984
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Kentford K Scott
1883 - 1935
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Seymour Melvin Scott
1878 - 1963
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Pearl Alberta Scott
1884 - 1956

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