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William Scott

Birth24 Jun 1772 - Roxburgh
DeathNot Available - Scotland
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Born in Roxburgh on 24 Jun 1772. William Scott married Sarah Kincannon and had 12 children. He passed away in Scotland.

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Spouse(s)
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Sarah Kincannon
1767 - 1830
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Margaret Bruce
1772 - Unknown
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Margaret Tait
1774 - 1855
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Robert Scott
1808 - 1883
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Leonard Scott
1800 - 1854
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John Scott
1800 - 1869
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Jefferson Scott
1806 - Unknown
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Euphemia Scott
1798 - 1886
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Samuel Scott
1794 - Unknown
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John Scott
1801 - Unknown
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Janet Scot
1793 - Unknown
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John Scott
1793 - 1864
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John Scott
1794 - 1864
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William Scott
1806 - 1855
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James Scott
Unknown - Unknown

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