Origins of this lineage are English - believed Henry Scott [Skott] of Rattlesden Suffolk England

Generation 1

Generation 2

Generation 3

Generation 4

Henry M Scott b. 1822 m.1850 Mary Alice Pingree b.1822 Bryants Pond, Maine
Charles Henry b 1852, Edward b.1850 (chenged to Eugene)
Mary Alice Pingree b.1822[widow in 1850 of Cummings; mistranscription as Pingram]

Generation 5

Generation 6

Children: Joseph Jr b.1906-1906, Charles Edward 1909-1995, Joseph A 2d 1917-, Sarah Elizabeth 1915-1991, Owen Francis b.1921-1996

Generation 7

Children: Owen F Jr. b.1948, Scott Michael b.1949, Linda Ann b.1950, Maureen Elizabeth b.1953, Anne Louise b.1954, Sara Ann b.1957, Dorothy Eileen, Charles McCormack b.1960
Sons Joseph A 2d, and Charles also have children and grandchildren

Generation 8

Generation 9

• Notes:
• See Henry Scott
• [IGI Individual RecordFamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 North America
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  HENRY SCOTT Male Family
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   Spouse: SARAH JONES Family 
  Marriage:  08 OCT 1807  Civil, Cumberland, Cumberland, Maine
  Messages:Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage date.
  Source Information:Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: M503522 1720 - 1885 0010812  Film NONE  Sheet: 00]
  Marriage record duplicates information written of (1957 to OFC & DLM) and personally to the late Miss Mary Alice Scott (1885-1969) G-Aunt
• John Scott connections also in research for two Massachusetts Bay John Scott Families ...as Maine was a province of Massachusetts, and the colonization point. These 2 John Scott familes are: 1 in Springfield Plantation in 1636+ (which would have to have joined the Scotts in Maine (Kittery,York & Machias-Washington County) & the John Scott in east Massachusetts Bay Colony.
  Relations to one 'John Scott' son of James Scott are unknown .. the latter are the Duke of Monmouth and his son -- the James Scott, Duke of Monmouth is son, by mistress, of Charles II -beheaded for a rebellion against Parliament's Succession Choice ...his son continued his line ..eventually devolving to the Duke of Buccleigh. English & Massachusetts lineage in research; some in Connecticut Valley; some Virginia, some MassBay ..cf. James Scott

  Other English John Scott descended from 16th-17th century 'Scot' settled in England from Scotland.

  Also ..there are Scotts released ..or their contracts as indentured pardoned prisoners [defeated Dunbarre] of the English Civil War in Boston as early as 1652 .. including John Scott. Also, an earlier arrival in 1632. See Scotland for history. These are indentured contracts with first stop and choice to Boston ..otherwise bound for Barbados.
  Not yet known whether Maine/NH Durgins and Scotts joined this early ..but a romantic thought as an indentured John Scott whose contract is ought by a William Durgin - a Puritan Calvinist -(or at least tolerated).
  Samuel Scott is also mentioned as a merchant in period 1632-52 also bound for Barbados via Boston - but as a merchant passenger.

• Charles H. Scott in Cumberland County in the 1880 census (two records): Census Place: Portland, Cumberland, Maine Source: FHL Film 1254479  National Archives Film T9-0479     Page 221A                        Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Chas SCOTT Self              M        W        W        43        ME Occ: Laborer Fa: ME Mo: ME Carrie G SCOTT Dau F        S        W        20        ME Occ: Keeps House Fa: ME Mo: ME Annie L SCOTT Dau F S                    W        18        ME Occ: At Home Fa: ME Mo: ME Chas H SCOTT Son M S                    W        16        ME Occ: Telegraph Mess Fa: ME Mo: ME Census Place: Portland, Cumberland, Maine Source: FHL Film 1254479  National Archives Film T9-0479     Page 237A                  Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Jason HANSON Self        M        M        W        70        ME Occ: Board House Fa: ME Mo: ME Isabella HANSON Wife F M        W        60        ME Occ: Keeps House Fa: ME Mo: ME James M HANSON Son M S        W        32        ME Occ: Laborer Fa: ME Mo: ME John B JAMESON SonL M M        W        34        ME Occ: Laborer Fa: ME Mo: ME Nellie E JAMESON Dau F M        W        34        ME Occ: At Home Fa: ME Mo: ME Julia E ELLIS Dau F D W 27 ME Occ: At Home Fa: ME Mo: ME Flopie I ELLIS GDau F S W 4 ME Fa: ME Mo: ME Kate MOLAN Other F S W 22 IRE Occ: Servant Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Gus S FULLER Other M W W 46 ME Occ: Teamster Fa: ME Mo: ME Sam'l LIDENGNETT Other M S W 24 ME Occ: House Carpenter Fa: ME Mo: ME Chas HAGTORY Other M S W 32 ME Occ: Tailor Fa: ME Mo: ME Edw S BOBBY Other M S W 26 ME Occ: Clerk In Store Fa: ME Mo: ME Edw A SCOTT Other M S W 28 ME Occ: Upholster Fa: ME Mo: ME Chas H SCOTT Other M S W 26 ME Occ: Clerk In Store Fa: ME Mo: Me .[ed note ggf Charles H Scott .. he's 26 in 1880 working in a store both parents Maine born and single --will marry in 1 or 2 years to Mary Anne Durgin] see Census notes Scott Family

  GGG-GF Henry Scott also in Evergreen Cemetery-Portland, Maine has a 1783 birth year also of Maine .. and believed ggggf Eugene A. Scott ..father of GGG-GF Henry M Scott; his son GG-GF Henry M. Scott born 1827 - the year of his father's death; who would live to 1903, and ,of G-GF Charles Henry, (1852-4-1922) who married Mary Durgin (1864-1929). In the same plot with C Henry Scott is their daughter mary Alice Scott (1885-1969) - sister of GM Sarah Elizabeth Scott-Connolly (1883-1971) [mother of Owen F. Connolly]. [Henry Scott in N Yarmouth census in 1820, 1830 & 1840 ..see census] Update -10/22/02 ... Henry Scott married Mary Alice Pegrim [Pingram] .. the Henry Scott/Mary Marriner marriage is not our family's Henry Scott. See Pegrim note here at this site via file tree. Update .. 8/28/02 .... research & revision in progress as needed ... ie Samuel Scott (b 1783 .. lived in Calais, Maine) .. ... Henry Scott (8-9 in Samuel's Calais household in 1850 Census & 1841 born .. father of Charles Henry Scott ... 1853 born >>> & in 1870 census ... or Charles Henry is son of another Charles (brother of Henry by Samuel). Also Henry Scott & Mary Elizabeth Marriner in Brunswick Maine (north of Portland, same County) (m 1852) .. or Henry Scott & Jane Leighton of Old Town (1858) -- but because Chas is born in 1853 ..the Scott-Marriner marriage in nearby Brunswick is likely (another note -- Marriner ancestry also inlcuding brewing - one of the trades of a Portland Chas Scott) ... in Henry's cross transit --return West to Portland area. ...Also Portland census has a Henry & Charles at proper age for Samuel's younger sons from Calais -- and there is a Chas Scott Maine born with a NB life in Calais & Lubec..later a Charles Scott in Portland as a Brewer ... My GGF (and that of my first cousins, brothers & sisters (13 of us) ... was Charles Henry Scott .. born 1853 ..died in Portland, Maine in 1922 ..had two daughters - Sarah (she married Joseph Connolly of Portland, Maine) & Mary Alice Scott (unwed) -- & no sons. They are buried in Evergreen Cemetery in Portland, Maine [the Mary Alice Scott of Calais in 1870 was from New Brunswick & married the 'truckman' Charles Scott living in Lubec, & Calais ..][note 10/22/02 -- could have been Charles Henry Scott & Mary Alice in Lubec from Portland]. other item -- Chas Scott's daughter married the son of a Portland teamster .. and a Chas Scott (likely my GGF) was associated with the 'business' address of Bernard Connolly & Bryan Connolly (GGF) .. perhaps his "Down East" businesss came to Portland (truckmen were shippers/wagon haulers/transporters) ..As I check death records for certitide ..this will be updated. Also 'truckmen' moved .. Site Index and more genealogy Business Directories for Portland, Maine 1858-1894 The Scotts of our family are in the four Maine Census excerpts below ... and in earlier censuses at North Yarmouth. See more census iformatin at this link. 1870 Portland, Maine Census 1880 Portland, Maine Census 1900 Portland, Maine Census 1920 Portland, Maine Census ... Also English - the escutcheon but mainly Borders [Clan Scott Tartan] ... lest we get lofty, as Walter Scott wrote truly inspired of his Clan history ... they also cattle rustled. [Famous black Angus 'deer' hunting].

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