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Jonathan Scott

Birth24 Sep 1785 - Bennington, Bennington, Vermont, USA
Death1830 - Troy, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherSarah Chamberlain
FatherMatthew Scott

Born in Bennington, Bennington, Vermont, USA on 24 Sep 1785 to Matthew Scott and Sarah Chamberlain. Jonathan Scott married Sarah Merritt and had 11 children. He passed away on 1830 in Troy, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Matthew Scott
1739 - 1800
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Sarah Chamberlain
1741 - 1810
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Sarah Merritt
1786 - 1855
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Thomas Merritt Scott
1807 - 1888
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Hosea Phillip Scott
1820 - 1899
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Zina L Scott
1809 - 1875
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Caroline Scott
1812 - 1890
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Sarah Ann Scott
1814 - 1900
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Emily Scott
1816 - 1884
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George Scott
1823 - Unknown
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Daniel Scott
1818 - 1818
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Nathan M Scott
1825 - Unknown
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Hannah Scott
1820 - Unknown
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Martha M. Scott
1825 - 1883

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