SCOTT FAMILY by Sandy Clunies 12 June 1990 ------------------------------------------------ Craig Scott, Historian of the Clan Scott Society, has a huge database of over 900 lines of SCOTT families, and manages a SCOTT one-name surname study. If you're researching, write to him with the specifics. Give ALL known facts: full names, dates of birth, death, marriage; towns and counties of residence. Enclose a large SASE. Craig R. SCOTT SCOTT Surname Study PO Box 2547 Kensington, MD 20891 旼컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴커 � This file appears on The Source of Magic BBS, Ridgefield CT � � 203-431-4687, specializing in genealogy, radio, and writing. � 읕컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴켸 280/866 22 Jul 90 22:19:14 From: Janis Grove To: Marilyn Lane Subj: SCOTT Attr: ------------------------------------------------ Marilyn. Address for the SCOTT Surname Study is: SCOTT Surname Study Craig R. Scott P. O. Box 2547 Kensington, Md. 20891 They do have over 1000 SCOTT families, but thus far, not my daughter-in-law's!! Thanks for posting the info you had found. Jan --- TBBS v2.1/NM * Origin: ANCESTRY TBBS Sparks Family Assoc. ONLINE 813-471-0552 (18/230) 141/250 265/7 300/51 379/207 264/815 25 Jul 90 20:19:26 From: Robert Mclaren To: Cynthia Robinson Subj: Re: SCOTT Attr: ------------------------------------------------ Cynthia, excuse me for jumping in, but since I know Craig Scott I thought I would answer your question about him. His address is P.O. Box 2547, Kensington, MD as you posted but his zipcode is 20895. Craig is the Lt Craig Scott mentioned in the Navy Times article. He is the Clan Genealogist for Clan Scott, and he also is The Scott One Name Society (he has a database of SCOTTs). Bob --- * Origin: CPAFUG: MD(301)Colmbia 290-9530 SlvrSpng 989-8960 (Opus 1:109/422) 157/200 382/1 Date: Sat Dec 21 1991 12:30:35 From: Marlyn Lewis To: Susan Canney Subj: Re: BALDWIN LINEAGE Attr: GENEALOGY ------------------------------- SC> Marlyn, SC> Christmas came yesterday in the form of lots of BALDWIN SC> ancestors. I can't thank you enough for all the SC> information you sent me. Ties in in a lot of different SC> very early directions. I am sure that we must match on a SC> lot of other lines as well. As soon as I have a little SC> extra time I will sit down and put together a list of all SC> of those we might match on. Obviously the DEMING and SC> SMITH lines would be a couple more. I have a lot of early SC> lines in this area because both my husband's and my SC> ancestors seem to have been from this area - his more than mine. SC> Again thanks for the printout. I can't begin to thank SC> you enough and if I can ever do anything for you don't SC> hesitate to give a yell. Genealogists can have Christmas SC> all through the year when they finally find some new information. SC> May you and your have a Joyous Christmas and a very SC> healthy and prosperous New Year. SC> Susan, So. Hadley, Ma. Thank you, Susan. It's always rewarding to have something that is of value that can be shared with another. The one hole in my genealogy from the New England area is for Submit Scott who married Moses Howe on 16 Feb 1773 at Brattleboro, VT. They lived at Vernon, Windham, VT, but she is supposed to have been born in Hatfield, MA according to her marriage certificate. I can find nothing about her birth (which probably happened about 1753). However, with sketchy information, I'm leaning toward (but not very hard) toward Moses Scott and his second wife Elizabeth Henry, daughter of James Henry and Elizabeth Hastings. Moses Scott and Elizabeth Henry were married in 1749. However, I have a listing (and I don't know if it is complete) which shows that Moses Scott and Elizabeth Henry had Moses, Elizabeth, Tamar, Miriam, Elihu, and Anna. Only four of these 6 children had birthdates or years. The other two were approximations. Because there could have been others, I'm not sure this is complete. But, I dont' think any child would have been left out of the will and Submit and her husband Moses Howe were very prominent in the community. The Elizabeth Scott as daughter would be the correct age and I have nothing to show any marriages for her. The children of Moses Scott and Elizabeth Henry were all supposed to have been born in Barnardston in Franklin County. That does make it more difficult to make a case for Submit being their daughter. However, the naming pattern for the children of Moses Howe and Submit Scott would indicate that her father was Moses and her mother was Elizabeth. It decidedly is driving me nuts. Got any ideas. -Marlyn --- EZPoint V2.0 * Origin: Marlyn's EZPoint (1:105/319.99) Date: Tue Feb 11 1992 08:08:30 From: Charles Scott To: Dave Lambert Subj: RE: SCOTT - PA, OH. IA Attr: GENEALOGY ------------------------------- Branches of my Scott family went to Ohio and to Iowa from Watertown/Waterbury Ct.. Heman Scott, son of Nathan and Abigail (?) Scott, went to Marion Co, Ohio There was a town named after him (Scott Town). Heman's nephew, John David Wesley Scott (son of Abner and Nancy (Adams) Scott) and his wife Laura Jane (Guile) lived in various parts of Iowa and had a large family. If you want further information, let me know. Charles Scott, 3626 Kumukoa St., Honolulu, Hi. 96822. ------------------------------------ --- Halcyon 3.30 * Origin: * Computer Station Fido 345/0 345/9 Honolulu Hi (1:345/9) Date: Fri Feb 14 1992 01:43:47 From: Brian Adams To: Susan Scott Subj: Re: SCOTT Attr: GENEALOGY ------------------------------- Susan; I just read your note. If you saw mine (#8375 2-9-92) you will notice that I have an interest in Winfield Scott as well. As my message said, there is a rumor in my family that my ggg grandmother was Gen. Winfield Scott's niece. She was born in New York, ca. 1814. I have never been able to find anything to confirm or refute this rumor. Winfield SCOTT was supposed to have visited my ggg grandmother, Hannah SCOTT around 1840. He was at West Point at that time, so it is possible. Information on Gen. SCOTT is very limited, genealically speaking. He did write an autobiography which gives some info on his ancestors. However I have never been able to find anymore information on any of these people. The historian at West Point, although he attempted to be helpful, had little that I could use. I would appreciate if you would get back to me with anything that you might uncover. There appears to be a lot of people looking for a connection to the man, but noone ever seems to find that connection. --- TBBS v2.1/NM * Origin: NGS/CIG BBS - Arlington, VA (703) 528-2612 *DHST/V.32* (1:109/302) Date: Fri Jul 31 1992 21:04:04 From: Marlyn Lewis To: Ed Ash Subj: Nash family connection Attr: GENEALOGY ------------------------------- EA> In reading your mail, I see that you are researching the NASH line. My EA> grandfather was Samuel NASH, B. 1864, Hadley, Hampshire Co., MA. He EA> descends from Thomas NASH, b. 1589, Worcester, England. Thomas settled EA> in EA> New Haven, CT. I have a lot of information on this line. Let me know EA> if EA> there is any connection and if we are cousins. I am also using PAF. May I butt in?? I have just discovered that I'm probably a part of that Nash family from Hadley/Hadfield, MA. I'm still working the connection with the help of a friend in Salt Lake City and Marianne Montgomery in Tacoma. To give you the short version: Submit Scott married Moses Howe in 1773 (he was born in 1750). David Scott married Esther Belding in 1739 and they stopped having children in 1751 (Esther probably died then) and I think that he remarried to Submit NASH, daughter of Thomas Nash and Martha Smith. This Submit Nash was born in 1732. There is a cemetery record in Whately, MA which states: Center Cemetery, Whately, MA: David Scott b. 1717 (that's the only David Scott born in 1717, so he has to be the one above), died 7 Apr 1812 at age 95. Submit Scott, consort of David, d. 4 July 1809, age 77. That would make her born in 1732. The only Submit anyone born in 1732 is Submit Nash. However, the History of Hadley says that Submit Nash died unmarried. Well, that book has been wrong before on issues like this. My researcher in Salt Lake is checking on David Scott's will and looking to find Submit (Nash) Scott's will to see if they had a daughter, also named Submit who would have been mentioned then as Submit HOWE. So, what we have is circumstantial so far, but very likely. As to Thomas Nash, I have him born in 1693 at Hatfield, died 1773 age 80 same place. He married in 1727 to Martha Smith. This Thomas Nash was the son of another Thomas Nash who married in 1685 to Hannah Coleman. He died in 1728 and she died in 1722. Thomas was son of Timothy Nash and Rebecca Stone and Timothy was son of Thomas Nash and Margery Baker. I can fill in some of the generations for the wives, but I have nothing on the families. I'd be happy to share what I do have. Marlyn --- PPoint 1.31 * Origin: A Professional Point System (1:105/319.99)