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John Scott

Birth13 Jun 1695 - Earleville, Cecil, Maryland, USA
Death25 Sep 1740 - Charles, Maryland, USA
MotherCatherine Tennison
FatherJohn Scott

Born in Earleville, Cecil, Maryland, USA on 13 Jun 1695 to John Scott and Catherine Tennison. John Scott married Elizabeth Lawson and had 15 children. He passed away on 25 Sep 1740 in Charles, Maryland, USA.

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Parents
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John Scott
1659 - 1725
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Catherine Tennison
1660 - 1725
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Lawson
1695 - 1741
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Anne Clifton
1695 - 1763
Children Show all
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Mary Elizabeth Scott
1732 - 1796
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William Scott
1722 - 1786
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Thomas Scott
1718 - Unknown
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Catherine Scott
1724 - 1824
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Zachariah Scott
1711 - 1775
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Justinian Scott
1729 - Unknown
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John (Iii) Scott
1724 - 1763
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Elizabeth Scott
1712 - Unknown
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Mary Scott
1716 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Scott
1731 - Unknown
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Rebecca Scott
1710 - Unknown
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Ann Scott
Unknown - Unknown
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Anne Scott (Knotts)
1726 - 1790
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John Scott
1724 - 1763
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William Scott
1736 - 1766

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