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Thomas SCOTT

Birth1778 - Pennsylvania
Death24 October 1834 - Loudon, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherMary Clingan Scott
FatherJames Scott

Born in Pennsylvania on 1778 to James Scott and Mary Clingan Scott. Thomas SCOTT married Rebecca Douglass Scott and had 14 children. He passed away on 24 October 1834 in Loudon, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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James Scott
1755 - 1805
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Mary Clingan Scott
1755 - 1824
Spouse(s)
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Rebecca Douglass Scott
1789 - 1856
Children Show all
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Col. Scott
1823 - 1881
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Sarah Ann Scott
1813 - 1888
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Margaretta Scott
1829 - 1916
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Mary C. Scott
1813 - 1893
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Rebecca M. Scott
1817 - 1824
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William Patterson Scott
1826 - 1896
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James Douglas Scott
1815 - 1887
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Harriet Scott (Patton)
1821 - 1877
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John Scott
1827 - 1828
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Eliza Jane Scott
1782 - Unknown
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Rebecca Scott
Unknown - Unknown
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William Scott
1782 - 1835
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Eliza Jane Scott
1819 - 1902
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Henry H Scott
1828 - 1886

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