NameThomas Scott 117,154,119,155
Birth1798117,118
Death1882
Birth1798, Goodrich, Hereford County, England119,120
OccupationFarm Labouror117
OccupationFarm Labouror119
Spouses
Birth1799118
Death12 Jun 1847, Coppets Ward, Goodrich, Herefordshire, England118,156
Birth1799, Goodrich, Hereford County, England120
Death12 Jun 1847, Coppets Ward, Goodrich, Herefordshire, England120,157
MotherAnn Young
Marriage1824
ChildrenThomas John (1832-1900)
 Catherine (1824-)
 Walter (1827-~1854)
 Frances (Fanny) (1829-)
 Mary Ann (1836-1836)
 Mary (1838-)
Birthabt 1785, Llangernary Co., Brecon117
Birthabt 1785, Llangenny, Breconshire, Wales119
Marriage12 Jun 1848118,158
Notes for Thomas Scott
t is believed that Thomas’ father was a brother of Sir Walter Scott. It is further believed that Thomas’ father occaisionally rustled cattle from the English. There is a story that was related to Alice Scott Loughrey by Caroline Hamblin Scott to the effect that, “whenever Thomas’ family needed meat, his wife would place his spurs on the dinner plate. Thomas and others in the area would then cross the border into England and procure the needed cattle for meat. At that time, Sir Walter Scott was the magistrate of the area and never prosecuted Thomas and his cohorts for rustling.131
Notes for Thomas Scott
t is believed that Thomas' father was a brother of Sir Walter Scott. It is further believed that Thomas' father occaisionally rustled cattle from the English. There is a story that was related to Alice Scott Loughrey by Caroline Hamblin Scott to the effect that, "whenever Thomas' family needed meat, his wife would place his spurs on the dinner plate. Thomas and others in the area would then cross the border into England and procure the needed cattle for meat. At that time, Sir Walter Scott was the magistrate of the area and never prosecuted Thomas and his cohorts for rustling.
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