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John Scott

Birth10 Oct 1903 - North Botany, registered at Waterloo, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Death25 Aug 1971 - Budgewoi NSW Australia
MotherPhyllis Brown
FatherWilliam W Scott

Born in North Botany, registered at Waterloo, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. on 10 Oct 1903 to William W Scott and Phyllis Brown. John Scott married Marjorie Ellen Melouney and had 7 children. He passed away on 25 Aug 1971 in Budgewoi NSW Australia.

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Parents
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William W Scott
1880 - 1935
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Phyllis Brown
1882 - 1963
Spouse(s)
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Marjorie Ellen Melouney
1909 - 1988
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Edward Mark Scott
1953 - 2001
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Narelle Scott
1938 - 2013
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Gwendolyn Elizabeth Scott
1933 - 2017
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Margaret Ann Scott
1940 - 2018
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David Michael Scott
1951 - 2021
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Jean Williams
1936 - 2021
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Susan Scott
1945 - 2020

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