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Richard Scott

Birth1514 - East Peckham, Kent, England
Death1567 - Glemsford, Suffolk, , England
MotherAlice Berkeley
FatherGEORGE Whetenhall Whetenall

Born in East Peckham, Kent, England on 1514 to GEORGE Whetenhall Whetenall and Alice Berkeley. Richard Scott married Richard Scott and had 11 children. She passed away on 1567 in Glemsford, Suffolk, , England.

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Parents
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George Whetenhall Whetenall
1476 - 1573
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Alice Berkeley
1495 - 1573
Spouse(s)
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Richard Scott
1510 - 1565
Children Show all
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Edward Scott
1538 - 1627
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Ann. Anna. Annam Elizabeth Skott. Skot. Scott.1538 (Suffolk)
1538 - 1588
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Reginald Scott
1538 - 1599
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Eve Scott
1550 - 1641
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Martha Scott
1552 - Unknown
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Katherine Scott
1538 - 1588
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Mary Scott
1548 - 1646
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Julianna Scott
1549 - 1620
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Elizabeth Scott
1547 - 1570
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Susannah Skott. Skot. Scott.1552-53 (13Th Gga)
1552 - 1552
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Scott Richard
1542 - 1578

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