Husband Thomas Scott 1 2
Born: Abt 1774 - ? Ireland
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Died: 19 Feb 1856 - Monongahela City, Washington Co, PA 1
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Father: William Scott, Sr. ( - ) 3
Mother: Rebecca [Unk] ( - ) 3
Marriage: 14 Mar 1802 - Washington Co, PA 4
• Note: This may be the same person as : [Unk] Scott.
Wife Margaret Turner 5
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Died: 24 Dec 1849 - Washington Co, PA 1
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Father: William Turner ( - ) 4
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• Note: This may be the same person as : Margaret Turner.
Children
1 F Rebecca Scott 2 6
Born: 1 Feb 1803 6
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Spouse: Franklin Goldthorp ( - ) 2
2 M William Scott 5
Born: 16 Mar 1804 6
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Died: 24 Jan 1876 - Steubenville, Jefferson Co, OH 7
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3 M Joseph Scott 5
Born: 14 Jan 1806 6
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4 M Alexander Scott 5
Born: 29 Nov 1807 - Carroll Twp, Washington Co, PA 6
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Spouse: Sarah Clause ( - ) 6
5 M Moses Scott 5
Born: 12 Oct 1809 - Union Twp, Washington Co, PA 5
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Died: 5 Mar 1891 - Monongahela City, Washington Co, PA 8
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Spouse: Rosanna McFarland ( -Aft 1893) 9
Marr: 1835 8
6 F Mercy Scott 6
AKA: Mary Scott 1
Born: 15 Oct 1811 6
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7 M John Scott 5
Born: 22 Aug 1813 6
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Died: - Washington Co, PA
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8 M James Scott, M.D. 1
Born: 15 Apr 1815 8
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Spouse: Hannah Fowler ( - ) 8
9 F Matilda Scott 5
Born: 8 Mar 1817 6
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Spouse: James Rodgers ( - ) 1
10 F Elizabeth Scott 5
Born: 22 Jan 1819 6
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11 F Jane Scott 5
Born: 2 Jan 1821 6
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General Notes: Husband - Thomas Scott
He emigrated from Ireland to America in 1796, being then a young man of some twenty-two summers. After landing, he proceeded to Washington County, Pennsylvania, making a settlement on Mingo creek, in Union township, where he cleared the land and followed farming and milling until 1850, in which year he moved into Monongahela City, and there his useful life ended. In politics he was a Whig, in religion a member of the Mingo Creek Presbyterian Church.
On April 6, 1800, he purchased the tract of land on Mingo Creek in Washington County, Pennsylvania, upon which, near the bank of the creek, stood at that time a large log mill, and near by a log house, the latter of which was erected in 1790, and was still standing firm a century later. Together with his sister Mary, he took possession of this house on the date of purchase and attended the mill, which was an undershot wheel mill. In 1812 he erected a mill on Mingo, later owned by R. Cowan. This mill had undershot wheels. In 1831 he applied a steam engine to this mill. In 1835 he sold the mill and farm to Samuel Morgan, and bought what was known as the Bentley mill and farm, later known as the Harrison Distillery, which was situated a short distance up from the mouth of Mingo creek. His wife and son John died there.
He died February 24. [CBRWC, 318]
General Notes: Wife - Margaret Turner
from Washington Co, PA
Notes: Marriage
They were married March 16. [CBRWC, 318]