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John Scott

Birth1793 - Bedford, Franklin Co, Virginia, USA
Death1856 - Hardin, Kentucky, United States
MotherPriscilla Bunch
FatherWilliam Scott

Born in Bedford, Franklin Co, Virginia, USA on 1793 to William Scott and Priscilla Bunch. John Scott married Betsy Elizabeth Hibbs and had 14 children. He passed away on 1856 in Hardin, Kentucky, United States.

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Parents
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William Scott
1770 - 1842
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Priscilla Bunch
1764 - 1854
Spouse(s)
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Betsy Elizabeth Hibbs
1790 - 1834
Children Show all
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Judith Scott
1813 - 1879
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Pleasant Scott
1816 - 1902
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Elizabeth Scott
1824 - 1825
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Martha Scott
1832 - Unknown
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Mahala Scott
1816 - 1839
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Sara M. "Sally" Scott
1820 - Unknown
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Benjamin Scott
1815 - 1905
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Bryant Y. Scott
1825 - 1916
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Louisa Scott
1827 - 1915
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James M. Scott
1835 - Unknown
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Benjamin Scott
1815 - 1816
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Mahala Jane Scott
1816 - 1909
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Louisa Carter
1827 - 1915
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Martha "Ruth" Hunter
1832 - Unknown

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