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John Scott

Birth24 Sep 1819 - Doddington, Northumberland, England
Death8 Sep 1858 - Minersville, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherIsabella Fleming
FatherJohn Scott 4gg

Born in Doddington, Northumberland, England on 24 Sep 1819 to John Scott 4gg and Isabella Fleming. John Scott married Ellen Easten and had 8 children. He passed away on 8 Sep 1858 in Minersville, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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John Scott 4Gg
1783 - 1854
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Isabella Fleming
1781 - 1855
Spouse(s)
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Ellen Easten
1819 - 1870
Children Show all
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George Lawson Scott
1848 - 1903
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John Scott
1841 - Unknown
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Stephen Easton Scott
1846 - 1847
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Isabel Scott
1853 - 1854
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John Scott
1851 - 1852
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John Alexander Scott
1854 - Unknown
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William Thomas Scott
1852 - Unknown
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Ellen Scott
1851 - Unknown

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