John Scott

BirthAbt. 1560 - Scotland

Death1631 - Scotland

MotherLady Joan Mary Howard Scott

FatherWilliam (EDMUND )SCOTT "Yeoman" (He was a "Glover" by trade. He served as a Parish Officer in positions as Questrnon, Church Warden, and Collector.)

Born in Scotland on Abt. 1560 to William (EDMUND )SCOTT "Yeoman" (He was a "Glover" by trade. He served as a Parish Officer in positions as Questrnon, Church Warden, and Collector.) and Lady Joan Mary Howard Scott. John Scott married Isobel Livingston and had 4 children. He passed away on 1631 in Scotland.

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Parents

William (Edmund )Scott "Yeoman" (He Was A "Glover" By Trade. He Served As A Parish Officer In Positions As Questrnon, Church Warden, And Collector.)
1524 - 1621

Lady Joan Mary Howard Scott
1532 - 1615

Spouse(s)

Isobel Livingston
1560 - 1639

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James Scott
1580 - 1639

Walter Scott
1598 - 1662

Jonet Scott
1594 - 1665

Malcolm Scott
1590 - Unknown

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