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Samuel Scott

Birth10 OCT 1750 - Bellingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Death9 FEB 1829 - Bellingham, Norflk, Mass
MotherMary Thompson
FatherSamuel Scott

Born in Bellingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts on 10 OCT 1750 to Samuel Scott and Mary Thompson. Samuel Scott married Bathsheba Newell and had 13 children. He passed away on 9 FEB 1829 in Bellingham, Norflk, Mass.

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Parents
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Samuel Scott
1724 - 1793
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Mary Thompson
1723 - 1800
Spouse(s)
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Bathsheba Newell
1753 - 1823
Children Show all
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Elisha Scott
1779 - 1843
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William Scott
1774 - 1846
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Sabra Sarah Scott
1778 - 1841
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Harvey Scott
1781 - 1852
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Joanna Scott
1773 - 1798
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Samuel Scott
1776 - 1798
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Nancy Scott
1793 - 1798
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Patience Scott
1786 - 1850
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Bathsheba Scott
1785 - Unknown
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Israel Scott
1783 - Unknown
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Leonard Scott
1795 - 1798
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Asa Scott
1788 - Unknown
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Paulina Scott
1802 - 1822

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