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John Scott

Birth21 June 1840 - Maryborough, Laois, Ireland
Death13 December 1921 - Lyalldale, South Canterbury, New Zealand
MotherHonora Phelan
FatherJohn Scott

Born in Maryborough, Laois, Ireland on 21 June 1840 to John Scott and Honora Phelan. John Scott married Bridget O'Connell and had 11 children. He passed away on 13 December 1921 in Lyalldale, South Canterbury, New Zealand.

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Parents
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John Scott
1801 - Unknown
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Honora Phelan
1810 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Bridget O'connell
1858 - 1957
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John Scott
1840 - 1921
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Mary Cecilia Scott
1888 - 1987
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Marcellius James Scott
1895 - 1944
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Austin Leo Scott
1897 - 1976
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Francis Michael Scott
1893 - 1976
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Thomas Patrick Scott
1890 - 1965
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Teresa Catherine "Sister Justin" Scott
1900 - 1981
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William Scott
1884 - 1914
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Norah Kathleen Scott
1891 - 1969
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Andrew Scott
1886 - 1968
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John (Jack) Scott
1883 - 1971
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Joseph Scott
1881 - 1958

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