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Samuel Scott

BirthBet. 1650-1660 - Hartford, Hartford, CT
Death30 Jun 1743 - Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
MotherMary Hannah Bird
FatherEdward (Edmond) Scott Sen

Born in Hartford, Hartford, CT on Bet. 1650-1660 to Edward (Edmond) Scott Sen and Mary Hannah Bird. Samuel Scott married MARY MARGARET ORVIS and had 12 children. He passed away on 30 Jun 1743 in Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Edward (Edmond) Scott Sen
1622 - 1691
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Mary Hannah Bird
1623 - 1679
Spouse(s)
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Mary Margaret Orvis
1663 - 1748
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Sarah Porter
1663 - 1749
Children Show all
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Samuel Scott
1696 - 1773
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Hezekiah Scott
1703 - 1765
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Martha Scott
1687 - 1789
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Ebenezer Scott
1694 - Unknown
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Mary Scott
1700 - 1741
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Sarah Scott
1691 - 1754
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John Scott
1707 - 1756
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Edmund Scott
1703 - 1733
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Hannah8 Scott
1700 - 1754
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Jonothon Scott
1690 - 1691
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Jonathan Scott
1711 - 1741
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Elizabeth Scott
1696 - 1754

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