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Mary Scott

Birth1546 - East Sutton,,Kent,England
Death11 FEB 1605 - Maidstone, Kent, England
MotherMary Tuke
FatherReginald Scott

Born in East Sutton,,Kent,England on 1546 to Reginald Scott and Mary Tuke. Mary Scott married Sir Richard II Argall, Lord of East Sutton, High Sheriff of Kent and had 11 children. She passed away on 11 FEB 1605 in Maidstone, Kent, England.

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Parents
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Reginald Scott
1495 - 1554
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Mary Tuke
1513 - 1554
Spouse(s)
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Sir Richard Ii Argall, Lord Of East Sutton, High Sheriff Of Kent
1536 - 1588
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Sir Lawrence Ii Washington, Baron Washington Of Maidstone, Registrar Of His Majesty's Court Of Chancery
1549 - 1619
Children Show all
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Dame Elizabeth Argall
1568 - 1638
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Governor Samuel Argall
1580 - 1626
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John Argall
1577 - 1641
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Margaret Argall
Unknown - 1609
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Jane Argall
1579 - 1645
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Catherine Argall
1580 - 1626
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Sarah Argall
1583 - 1635
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Thomas Argall
1559 - 1611
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Charles Richard Argall
1576 - 1614
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Sir Reginald Argall
1574 - 1611
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Mary Argall
1572 - 1617

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