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Stephen A. Hamil Scott

Birth07 Nov 1820 - Washington, Virginia, USA
DeathDec 2 1892 - Broadford, Smyth, Virginia, USA
MotherRachel Noah Poston
FatherPeter A Scott

Born in Washington, Virginia, USA on 07 Nov 1820 to Peter A Scott and Rachel Noah Poston. Stephen A. Hamil Scott married Elizabeth Henry McFarland Campbell and had 9 children. He passed away on Dec 2 1892 in Broadford, Smyth, Virginia, USA.

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Peter A Scott
1769 - 1837
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Rachel Noah Poston
1785 - 1848
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Elizabeth Henry Mcfarland Campbell
1821 - 1899
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William Poston Moses Scott
1846 - 1909
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Lucretia Jane Scott
1857 - Unknown
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Charles Campbell Scott
1848 - 1885
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John S. Scott
1863 - 1892
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Sally C Scott
1860 - 1886
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Edward L. Scott
1853 - 1942
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Rachel N. Scott
1862 - Unknown
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Peter Alexander Scott
1851 - 1926
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Theodore Gatewood Pearson Scott
1865 - 1959

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