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John Watts Scott

Birth1790 - Prince Edward Co., Virginia
Death17 Feb 1850 - Gordonsdale, Fauquier, Virginia, USA
MotherMartha "Patsy" Thompson
Father(Gen.) John Baytop Scott

Born in Prince Edward Co., Virginia on 1790 to (Gen.) John Baytop Scott and Martha "Patsy" Thompson. John Watts Scott married Elizabeth Blackwell Pickett and had 9 children. He passed away on 17 Feb 1850 in Gordonsdale, Fauquier, Virginia, USA.

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(Gen.) John Baytop Scott
1761 - 1814
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Martha "Patsy" Thompson
1769 - 1817
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Blackwell Pickett
1788 - 1862
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Martha Ann Scott
1822 - 1902
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Margaret Gordon Scott
1817 - 1866
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Maria Martin Scott
1814 - 1894
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Charles T Scott
1815 - Unknown
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James T Scott
1817 - Unknown
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William Irvine Scott
1812 - 1846
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Charlotte C. Scott
1808 - Unknown
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Christopher Hudson Scott
1818 - 1858
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Catherine Tomkies Scott
1813 - Unknown

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