Old Tom and Louisa A. BEARD were the parents of ten children, born 1872-1890:
• William Capers SCOTT,
• Jesse Nathaniel SCOTT (buried in Tattnall County),
• Hope Brannen SCOTT (buried in Tattnall County)
• Benjamin Franklin SCOTT,
• Winfield SCOTT,
• Charles Paulhill (Polhill) SCOTT (buried in Tattnall County),
• Causey Overstreet SCOTT
• Mary Ann SCOTT USHER,
• Jennie SCOTT BAZEMORE, and
• Madie Louise SCOTT BOYKIN.
By Sarah Elizabeth JEFFERS, Old Tom was the father of five more children, born 1892-1904:
• Minnie Ada SCOTT WILLIAMS,
• Eva Mae SCOTT KEMP (buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Chatham County),
• Sidney Grady SCOTT,
• Infant Girl SCOTT (born 24 Sep 1902), and
• Perlie Estill SCOTT (buried at Hillcrest Abbey, Chatham County).
Old Tom and Louisa A. BEARD were the parents of ten children, born 1872-1890:
• William Capers SCOTT,
• Jesse Nathaniel SCOTT (buried in Tattnall County),
• Hope Brannen SCOTT (buried in Tattnall County)
• Benjamin Franklin SCOTT,
• Winfield SCOTT,
• Charles Paulhill (Polhill) SCOTT (buried in Tattnall County),
• Causey Overstreet SCOTT
• Mary Ann SCOTT USHER,
• Jennie SCOTT BAZEMORE, and
• Madie Louise SCOTT BOYKIN.
By Sarah Elizabeth JEFFERS, Old Tom was the father of five more children, born 1892-1904:
• Minnie Ada SCOTT WILLIAMS,
• Eva Mae SCOTT KEMP (buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Chatham County),
• Sidney Grady SCOTT,
• Infant Girl SCOTT (born 24 Sep 1902), and
• Perlie Estill SCOTT (buried at Hillcrest Abbey, Chatham County).
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Gone but not forgotten
Family Members
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William Capers Scott
1872–1933
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Jesse Nathaniel Scott Sr
1874–1937
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Hope Brannen Scott
1876–1957
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Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Scott
1878–1960
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Winfield F. Scott
1880–1961
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Charlie Paulhill Scott
1883–1962
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Causey Overstreet Scott
1884–1942
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Mary Ann Scott Usher
1886–1950
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Eugenia Christine "Jennie" Scott Bazemore
1888–1924
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Madie Louise Scott Boykin
1890–1931
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Minnie Ada Scott Williams
1892–1965
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Eva Mae Scott Kemp
1894–1958
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Sidney Grady Scott
1898–1968
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