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Thomas Scott

Birthabt 1820 - Bow, Devon, England
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Born in Bow, Devon, England on abt 1820. Thomas Scott married Sarah Heter and had 16 children.

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Spouse(s)
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Sarah Heter
1831 - 1905
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Caroline Scott
1824 - Unknown
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Sarah Scott
1820 - Unknown
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Hellena F Scott
1859 - Unknown
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Lucy Scott
1852 - 1898
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Maggie Scott
1858 - Unknown
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Arthur J Scott
1860 - Unknown
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Sarah Scott
1848 - Unknown
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Joseph G Scott
1864 - Unknown
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John Scott
1854 - Unknown
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Eliza Scott
1851 - Unknown
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James Scott
1847 - Unknown
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Ada Scott
1856 - Unknown
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Lucy Scott
1854 - 1910
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James Scott
1854 - Unknown
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Ann Scott
1849 - Unknown
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Alice Scott
1852 - Unknown
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Julutt Scott
1855 - Unknown
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John G Scott
1849 - Unknown

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