Became a Christian minister
"HISTORY OF DE WITT COUNTY, ILLINOIS", by W. R. Brink & Co., Philadelphia, 1882, Page 53
The SCOTTS, came with their kinsman, S. P. Glenn, in 1827. They were Carolinians, and held in high esteem by their pioneer brethren. James K. Scott represented the county of De Witt in the state legislature for two consecutive terms, 1842 to 1846.
Married Elizabeth GLENN (daughter of John GLENN and Jane SALINE)
"HISTORY OF DE WITT COUNTY, ILLINOIS", by W. R. Brink & Co., Philadelphia, 1882, Page 53
The SCOTTS, came with their kinsman, S. P. Glenn, in 1827. They were Carolinians, and held in high esteem by their pioneer brethren. James K. Scott represented the county of De Witt in the state legislature for two consecutive terms, 1842 to 1846.
Married Elizabeth GLENN (daughter of John GLENN and Jane SALINE)
Became a Christian minister
"HISTORY OF DE WITT COUNTY, ILLINOIS", by W. R. Brink & Co., Philadelphia, 1882, Page 53
The SCOTTS, came with their kinsman, S. P. Glenn, in 1827. They were Carolinians, and held in high esteem by their pioneer brethren. James K. Scott represented the county of De Witt in the state legislature for two consecutive terms, 1842 to 1846.
Married Elizabeth GLENN (daughter of John GLENN and Jane SALINE)
"HISTORY OF DE WITT COUNTY, ILLINOIS", by W. R. Brink & Co., Philadelphia, 1882, Page 53
The SCOTTS, came with their kinsman, S. P. Glenn, in 1827. They were Carolinians, and held in high esteem by their pioneer brethren. James K. Scott represented the county of De Witt in the state legislature for two consecutive terms, 1842 to 1846.
Married Elizabeth GLENN (daughter of John GLENN and Jane SALINE)
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