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Spouse: Wiliam Arthur KELLY. Wiliam Arthur KELLY and Margaret Helena SCOTT were married on Apr 11, 1942. Children were: Thomas Edward KELLY, William Michael KELLY, Lawrence Joseph KELLY, Richard Patrick KELLY, John Edward KELLY, Margaret Mary KELLY, Michael Paul KELLY, Kathleen Anne KELLY, Ann Elizabeth KELLY.
Maria T. SCOTT. Parents: Henry V SCOTT and Josephine T. HAYES.
Mary SCOTT. Parents: John SCOTT and Vera SOUTHWORTH.
Mary SCOTT was born in Ireland. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Anna GRANAHAN.
Spouse: William CLARKE. William CLARKE and Mary SCOTT were married. Children were: Bridget CLARKE, James CLARKE, Michael CLARKE, Thomas CLARKE, Patrick CLARKE, Catherine CLARKE, Anne CLARKE, John CLARKE.
Mary SCOTT. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Ellen "Nellie" CLARKE.
Spouse: James DOUGHERTY. James DOUGHERTY and Mary SCOTT were married.
Mary Agnes SCOTT was born on Jul 18, 1912. She died in Dec 2000. Published on December 23, 2000, Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY)
MARY S. CREGG
Mary Scott Cregg, 88, of 119 Rider Ave.,Syracuse,died Thursday at Community-General Hospital.
She was a life resident of Syracuse. She retired in 1980 after 40 years as a salesclerk at Chappell's Department stores in Shop City and Western Lights. She was a communicant of Most Holy Rosary Church and a member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Her husband, Joseph, died previously.
Survivors: Three daughters, Joan Dominic, Mary Walker and Anne Dorgan, all of Syracuse; a son, Paul Parents: Edward John SCOTT and Mary MEARIN.
Spouse: Joseph CREGG. Joseph CREGG and Mary Agnes SCOTT were married on Aug 5, 1933.
Mary Ellen SCOTT was born in 1885. She died in 1979. Never married Parents: Patrick SCOTT and Catherine GALLAGHER.
Michael SCOTT. Parents: Patrick SCOTT and Mary HUGHES.
Spouse: Eliza BROWN. Michael SCOTT and Eliza BROWN were married.
Nancy SCOTT. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Nancy STRONG.
Owen SCOTT. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Ellen "Nellie" CLARKE.
Spouse: Mary DOUGHERTY. Owen SCOTT and Mary DOUGHERTY were married.
Patricia SCOTT. Parents: John SCOTT and Vera SOUTHWORTH.
Patrick SCOTT. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Ellen "Nellie" CLARKE.
Spouse: Kate LYNN. Patrick SCOTT and Kate LYNN were married.
Patrick SCOTT was born about 1840 in Ireland. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Anna GRANAHAN.
Spouse: Catherine GALLAGHER. Patrick SCOTT and Catherine GALLAGHER were married about 1879. Children were: Bridget SCOTT, Thomas James SCOTT, Anna SCOTT, Edward John SCOTT, Mary Ellen SCOTT.
Children were: Patrick SCOTT the Tailor.
Spouse: Mary HUGHES. Patrick SCOTT and Mary HUGHES were married. Children were: James SCOTT, Agnes SCOTT, Catherine SCOTT, Michael SCOTT.
Patrick SCOTT the Tailor was born about 1877 in Ireland. He died in 1960 in Ireland. Parents: Patrick SCOTT.
Patrick E. SCOTT. Parents: Henry V SCOTT and Josephine T. HAYES.
Rosemary A. SCOTT. Parents: Joseph SCOTT and Mary Jane SNYDER.
Spouse: Joseph DEGENNARO. Joseph DEGENNARO and Rosemary A. SCOTT were married.
Sarah SCOTT. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Ellen "Nellie" CLARKE.
Spouse: Joseph MOONEY. Joseph MOONEY and Sarah SCOTT were married.
Sheila SCOTT. Parents: Henry V SCOTT and Josephine T. HAYES.
sister SCOTT. Parents: father SCOTT and mother.
Spouse: LYNN. LYNN and sister SCOTT were married. Children were: John LYNN, Mary LYNN.
Susan SCOTT. Parents: Joseph SCOTT and Mary Jane SNYDER.
Theresa SCOTT. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Nancy STRONG.
Children were: John J. SCOTT.
Spouse: Bernie SOBOL. Bernie SOBOL and Theresa SCOTT were married.
Thomas SCOTT. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Nancy STRONG.
Thomas SCOTT. Parents: father SCOTT and mother.
Spouse: Anna GRANAHAN. Thomas SCOTT and Anna GRANAHAN were married in Ballycastle, County Mayo, Ireland. Children were: Patrick SCOTT, Bridget SCOTT, John SCOTT, Thomas SCOTT, Mary SCOTT.
Thomas SCOTT was born in Ireland. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Anna GRANAHAN.
Spouse: Ellen "Nellie" CLARKE. Thomas SCOTT and Ellen "Nellie" CLARKE were married. Children were: Patrick SCOTT, Beatrice SCOTT, Annie SCOTT, John SCOTT, Sarah SCOTT, Owen SCOTT, Thomas SCOTT, Mary SCOTT, Anthony SCOTT.
Thomas SCOTT. Parents: Thomas SCOTT and Ellen "Nellie" CLARKE.
Spouse: Marion BRIGGS. Thomas SCOTT and Marion BRIGGS were married.
Thomas SCOTT was born on Nov 21, 1907 in Syracuse, , New York, USA. He died on Jul 30, 1995 in Syracuse, , New York, USA. Syracuse Herald-Journal July 31, 1995 Edition: Metro Page: A6
THOMAS P. SCOTT
Thomas P. Scott, 87, of 927 W. LaFayette Ave. died Sunday at home.
Mr. Scott was a life resident of Syracuse. He retired from Syracuse University. Mr. Scott was a communicant of Our Lady of Lourdes Church and a member of its Holy Name Society.
Surviving are his wife, the former Nancy Strong; three daughters, Nancy White of Catskill, Anne McWatt of Farmington and Theresa Sobol of Camillus; two sons, Thomas P. Jr. of Syracuse and James A. of California; three brothers, John of Plainville, Joseph of Syracuse and Henry of Portland, Ore.; 11 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Butler-Badman Funeral Home and 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Burial will be in St. Agnes Cemetery.
Calling hours will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home, 4504 W. Seneca Turnpike. He is reference number 126-07-3052. Parents: Thomas James SCOTT and Catherine M. MCANDREWS.
Spouse: Nancy STRONG. Thomas SCOTT and Nancy STRONG were married. Children were: Thomas SCOTT, Nancy SCOTT, James SCOTT, Anne SCOTT, Theresa SCOTT.
Thomas E. SCOTT was born in 1920. He died in Jun 1997 in Syracuse, , New York. June 13, 1997
Section: Obit
Edition: Metro
Page: C4
THOMAS E. SCOTT
Thomas E. Scott, 77, of Fay Road died Wednesday at the Veteran's Administration Medical Center.
He was a life resident of Syracuse. He worked at Canada Dry Beverage Co. several years. In 1967, he and his brother, Harry, founded Scott Brothers Florist. He retired in 1996.
He was a communicant of St. Vincent De Paul Church. Mr. Scott was an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II.
As a youth, he was a caddy several years for the Bellevue Country Club, where he became an avid golfer.
Mr. Scott was a member of the Old Rascals, the Ancient Order of the Hibernians, the American Legion Post 1276 and the Pulaski post. He was a member of the VFW Mattydale post 3146.
His wife, Mary A., died in 1986.
Surviving are a son, Tony J. of Syracuse; two daughters, Rosemary A. Hertik and Eileen M. Deckert, both of Syracuse; two brothers, M. Joseph and Harry E., both of Syracuse; two sisters, Mary Cregg and Margaret Kelly, both of Syracuse; seven grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Services are 8:30 a.m. Saturday at Welter-Price Funeral Home and 9 a.m. in St. Vincent De Paul Church. Burial is in St. Mary's Cemetery, DeWitt.
Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home, 2649 James St Parents: Edward John SCOTT and Mary MEARIN.
Thomas James SCOTT was born in Nov 1880 in Ireland. He appeared in the census in 1910 in Syracuse, New York. 2003...From Tom Bentley :
Just above the Scotts are;
The Hamiltons, Maggie (Margaret) was my Grandmother's Sister married to George
Mary, Margaret (not born yet), Charley and Tommy were my Mother's cousins
Margaret (daughter, not born yet) (God Bless Her) took care of my mother, Anne (not born yet) in her final days
Margaret was married to Francis La Fleche (2nd Marriage) to
Ray Pawlick (1st Marriage) and had 2 children Raymond (my age) and Tommy.
Charley no children
Tommy his wife (Dorothy) and son (Michael) came to our wedding.
The Hamiltons lived on 511 Whittier Ave in the 30's and 40's and 50's
I see the men worked in the steel mill -
Patrick McAndrew (my Grandmothers brother also worked in the steel mill for a long time and he must be around somewhere maybe) Thomas's daughter Anne listed her fathers middle name as Patrick on her social security application in 1936. In "Scott Family History" done by Gary A. Spicer, he lists the middle name as being James.
Came to USA in 1904 according to the 1930 census or 1905 according to the 1910 census.. Parents: Patrick SCOTT and Catherine GALLAGHER.
Spouse: Catherine M. MCANDREWS. Thomas James SCOTT and Catherine M. MCANDREWS were married on Feb 6, 1907. Children were: Thomas SCOTT, Catherine M SCOTT, Anne Elizabeth SCOTT, John SCOTT, Joseph SCOTT, Henry V SCOTT.
Ursula SCOTT1 was born on Feb 15, 1597 in Rattlesden, England. She died on Mar 1, 1675 in Ipswich, MA. Parents: Henry SCOTT and Martha WHOTLOCK.
Spouse: Richard KIMBALL. Richard KIMBALL and Ursula SCOTT were married on Oct 23, 1615 in Rattlesden, England. Children were: Abigail KIMBALL, Henry KIMBALL, Elizabeth KIMBALL, Richard KIMBALL, Mary KIMBALL, Martha KIMBALL, John KIMBALL, Thomas KIMBALL, Sarah KIMBALL, Benjamin KIMBALL, Caleb KIMBALL.
William SCOTT. Parents: John SCOTT and Vera SOUTHWORTH.
David SEIPP. Parents: William SEIPP and Ethel TIEL.
Spouse: Frances M. MURRAY. David SEIPP and Frances M. MURRAY were married in Allegany, NY.
William SEIPP.
Spouse: Ethel TIEL. William SEIPP and Ethel TIEL were married. Children were: David SEIPP.
Edith SELLECK was born.
Spouse: William JENNINGS. William JENNINGS and Edith SELLECK were married after 1929.
John SEVERANCE1 was born in 1609 in England. He died on Apr 9, 1682 in Salisbury, Essex Co, MA. Parents: John Severns SEVERANCE and Mary LANGLEY.
Spouse: Abigail KIMBALL. John SEVERANCE and Abigail KIMBALL were married in 1635 in England. Children were: Mary SEVERANCE.
John Severns SEVERANCE1 died about 1660 in England. He was born in Powick, England. Parents: Thomas SEVERNS and Elizabeth Nash.
Spouse: Mary LANGLEY. Children were: John SEVERANCE.
Mary SEVERANCE1 was born on Aug 5, 1645. Parents: John SEVERANCE and Abigail KIMBALL.
Spouse: James COFFIN. James COFFIN and Mary SEVERANCE were married on Nov 3, 1663 in Nantucket, MA, Essex Co, Ma, or New Hampshire. Children were: Nathanial COFFIN, Deborah COFFIN, Elizabeth COFFIN, Mary COFFIN, Dinah COFFIN, Ebenezer COFFIN, Joseph COFFIN, Ruth COFFIN, Benjamin COFFIN, Abigail COFFIN, Experience COFFIN, Jonathan COFFIN.
Thomas SEVERNS1 was born about 1535.
Spouse: Elizabeth Nash. Children were: John Severns SEVERANCE.
Darlene SHAFFER was born. Parents: Elwin SHAFFER and Doris GLOSSENGER.
Spouse: Edward MILLER. Edward MILLER and Darlene SHAFFER were married. Children were: Jonathan MILLER, DeAndra MILLER.
Elwin SHAFFER was born.
Spouse: Doris GLOSSENGER. Elwin SHAFFER and Doris GLOSSENGER were married. Children were: Darlene SHAFFER.
Elizabeth SHARPAROWE was born in 1604 in Melchbourne, High Wycombe, County Bucks, ENG. She died in 1672 in providence, providence, RI.
Spouse: Chad BROWNE. Chad BROWNE and Elizabeth SHARPAROWE were married on Sep 11, 1626 in High Wycombe, County Bucks, ENG. Children were: John BROWNE, James BROWNE, Jeremiah BROWNE, Judah BROWNE, Mary BROWNE, Deborah BROWNE, Daniel BROWNE.
Margery SHARSHALL1 died in Tew, Oxfordshire. Parents: William Sir SHARSHALL and Joan PRATTLE.
Spouse: Richard BARWICKE (BERWICK). Children were: Millicent BARWICK.
William Sir SHARSHALL.
Spouse: Joan PRATTLE. Children were: Margery SHARSHALL.
SHATSWELL2 died about 1606 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England.232 He was born in Ipswich, Suffolk, England. In an article by David A. Macdonald titled "A new look at the Corwin and Shatswell Families" in the Register (NEHGR) 150:180 (Apr 1996). Discusses a Chancery court proceeding in 1627 against the administrator of the estate of widow Judith Shatswell of Sibbertoft, Northhamptonshire, England, who had died more than a decade earlier. The document indicates that widow Judith Shatswell was the mother of these children: John, b. c1597 Margaret, b. c1598, m. Matthew Curwen, Theophilus, Sibyl, b. c1601, and Mary, b. c1605. Macdonald thinks that Theophilus was born between Margaret and Sibyl because of the order of their mention in the suit, and thinks the age given in the suit is wrong. The age would make him born c1608. There is no mention of a William Shatswell, although there is reference to "two of ye uncles and neere kinsemen". So it looks like we can say that Mary (Shatswell) (Webster) Emery was from Sibbertoft, and her mother was named Judith.
Spouse: JUDITH. SHATSWELL and JUDITH were married in Suffolk County, England. Children were: John SHATSWELL, Margaret SHATSWELL, Theophilus SHATSWELL, Sybil SHATSWELL, Mary SHATSWELL.
John SHATSWELL2 died on Feb 11, 1646/47 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.233,234 He was born BET. 1597 - 1598 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England. The name of John's first wife is unknown, though she was the mother of Richard. Since Richard was born about 1627 and, by the time he arrived in Ipswich in 1633, he was was already married to Joanna.
From Savage (4:157) "JOHN, Ipswich 1633, was fined, 3 Sept. by our Gen. Ct. for distemper in drink,
but 5 yrs. aft. half of the fine was remit. and he was much more correct in deportm." He became, according to the History of Ipswich, Deacon of the First Church.
From "Historical and Genealogical Shatswells of Ipswich, No 1" by Augustine Caldwell, p. 1-4: John and Johanna Shatswell came to Ipswich in 1633. He was one of the first to erect a house for himself, and was appointed a surveyor of the land upon which others built. His homestead is still in possession of his descendants, and has never been out of the name. The lands granted to John Shatswell in April, 1635, are found recorded by the Clerk in 1635, April 20, as follows: 'April 20, 1635. Their was granted to John Shatswell, about six acres of ground uppon percell whereof the said John Shatswell hath built an house, lying betweene Mr. Wades house lott on the East, and Mr. Firmans on the west, hauving goodman webster house lotte on the north east. Also a percell of land part marsh part upland, containing twenty-five acres in the whole, lying between Mr. Dudley's toward the Southland humphrey Bradstreet towards the North. Also a farme containing two hundred acres lying beyond the North commonly called Egypt River, adjoying to the bounds of Newbery.'
John Shatswell's will was proved 30 March 1646 and was recorded as follows (Essex County Probate Records, Vol 1, page 61, 62):. 'The Last will and Testament of me John Satchwell of Ipswich, though weak in body yet in perfect sence and memory, doe comend my Soul to God who gave it, and my body to ye dust whence it was at first, til the resurrection which I doe expect. And for my Estate I give to my Sonne Richard all my Houses and Land with their appertenances except that part of the 25 acre Lott, from the uper end of the plowd land and soe downward to the sea, and sixtenn acres of pasture beyond Muddy River, part of the Ox pasture toward Rowley, which parcels of Land I give to Johan y wife, during her natural Life, and to her Issue if She have any, and for want of such Issue. Then to return to Richard, my Sonne, his heirs and assigns: further, it is hereby provided and my Will is, That Johan, my wife, shall have the use of my Houses, Barn, Cow-House, Orchard, half my particular (?) during her natural life, or untill she can coneniently provide otherwise for herself. And my will is that if Richard shall not marry with Rebecca Tuttle, which is now intended, Then my Wife shall have her being in the House, as is before mentioned, during her life, unless she see good to dispose of her Self otherwise. But in case my Sonne Richard should decease without Issue lawfully begotten of his body, Then my will is that all that Estate that is not given to his wife, by joynture, shall return to Johan, my wife, if then iving, and if both depart this life without Issue, then my will is. That such Estate of Land as remayne, should be equally divided between my brother and sisters Children that are here in New England. I doe hereby give to my brother Theophilus Satchwell my best Cloth Sute and Coate. To my brother Curwin my stffe Sute. To my Sister Webster about Leaven yards of Stuff to make her a Sute and alsoe a young Heiffer thought to be with calf. Farther I doe hereby make my wife Sole Execitrix and to receive what is due to me, and also to pay if I do owe wnything to any that is justly due. In Wittnesse of this my last Will and Testaent I doe hereto sett my hand the day and yeare first above written. These words (of Land as remayne) were interlined before subcription here of. John Satchwsell Subscribed in the presence of Jonathan Wade, James How. ' This will was moved in Court Holden at Ipsich, 30th March, 1647, uypon the oath of Jonathan Wade and James Hoe. The inventory of the estate of John Shatswell mentions Land in England, 18; Carpet; Curtains; Valence; Matts and Cords, four bibles and several books."
Parents: SHATSWELL and JUDITH.
Margaret SHATSWELL2 was born BET. 1598 - 1599 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England. She died in Southold, Suffolk, New York. Parents: SHATSWELL and JUDITH.
Mary SHATSWELL2 was born about 1605 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England. She died on Apr 28, 1694 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.235 There appear to be many differences in reporting about whether or not Mary Shatswell had children by John Emery. Savage notes some of this, Vol 2, p. 119. Parents: SHATSWELL and JUDITH.
Spouse: John WEBSTER. John WEBSTER and Mary SHATSWELL were married in 1624 in Suffolk County, England. Children were: Mary WEBSTER, John WEBSTER, Hannah WEBSTER, Stephen WEBSTER, Elizabeth WEBSTER, Abigail WEBSTER, Israel WEBSTER, Nathan WEBSTER.
Sybil SHATSWELL2 was born about 1601 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England. Parents: SHATSWELL and JUDITH.
Theophilus SHATSWELL2 was born about 1599 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England. He died on Aug 17, 1663 in Haverhill, Essex Co., Massachusetts.236 The year of Theophilus' birth is not set. Macdonald (TAG, 150:185) estimates 1599. Davis (p. 285) states he was born about 1614.
From Davis, p. 285: "His name first appears upon the Ipswich records in 1639, and in 1642 he was one of the young soliders sent by the town to disarm the Indian chief Passaconoway. With Edward Chapman and Thomas Perkins he sued Roger Cheston in the court of March, 1646. In 1648 he was a subscirber to Major General Denison's salary. By 1650 he had moved to Haverhill where he took the Oath of Fidelity and served on a Norfolk county trial jury, as he did in 1652 (dismissed) and 1653. He was possibly not a man of average good health, for in 1653, when he would have been only thirty-nine years old, the town of Haverhill gave him 'liberty to train or not according as he is able, provided he pay 12d. a day to the Haverhill company.' In 1653 he also sold his dwelling house in Ipswich, near the north end of the town, to William Marchent who had been his tenant. He was not often in the courts. In 1653 he was sued by Job Clement for mowing and carrying away Clement's hay in the Hawkes meadow and in 1654 he sued Tristram Coffin for not insuring him three acres of accommodation according to promise. He lost both cases. He was appointed Edward Clarke's attorney in 1659. In 1659, aged forty-five, he testified that he had made an agreement for the sale of a house between merchant Joseph Jewett of Rowley and his kinsman Richard Shatswell. A partner in a Haverhill saw-mill as early as 1651, he and Daniel ladd erected a mill at Spiggot river in 1659. He was a signatory to the petition in favor of the liberal Robert Pike [Ed. Note: See notes on Robert Pike in this database]. " Parents: SHATSWELL and JUDITH.
SHAVER.
Spouse: Mollie SHOOK.
Aaron Michael SHAW. Parents: Kenneth DeForrest Jr. SHAW and Helen Frances OLSON.
Spouse: Aimee COLE.
