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William James Scott and Mary Thornton Scott

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William James Scott and Mary Thornton Scott
This is a photo of William James Scott and Mary Thornton Scott added by Anita Epperson on October 3, 2010.
Date & Place: in USA
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Anita,Could you tell me the appx. date of this photo and did they live in and around NC/TN area in the 1800 range? Also, did he go mostly by James Scott?
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In some of my researching there is a James Scott who signed lots of documents as a witness or security for court proceedings (deeds, wills..etc.). Thanking you in advance for any info you might have,
Sherry Patterson
Great Great Grandparents William James Scott and Mary Thornton Scott. James born 1798 Kentucky and died 1850 Illinois. Mary born 1797 Kentucky, died 1877 Missouri
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