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Mary Scott^1,2

(16 June 1727 - 28 November 1795)

Parents

Father	Daniel Scott, Jr (about 1680 - 20 March 1745)
Mother	Elizabeth Whitaker (12 January 1687 - May 1758)

Family: Spouse Mordecai Amos (7 February 1726/27 - 10 October 1788)

Charts	Daniel MacComus and Elizabeth (?) Descendants Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020

Biography

Mary Scott was also known as Mary Amoss.^1,3,4 She was born on 16 June 1727 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 She married Mordecai Amos on 16 February 1748 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,3,4,2 She was mentioned in the will of Elizabeth Whitaker, her mother, as Mary AMOS, dated on 2 May 1758 in Baltimore County, Maryland.⁵ Mary Scott died on 28 November 1795 at age 68.²

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28 August 2020 14:29:57

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[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S694] Robert Barnes, Maryland Marriages, 1634-1777
[S695] St. John's and St. George's Parish in Baltimore County, mostly St. John's
[S693] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774

Rebecca Scott¹

(20 January 1717 - before 1752)

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Parents

Father	Daniel Scott, Jr (about 1680 - 20 March 1745)
Mother	Elizabeth Whitaker (12 January 1687 - May 1758)

Charts

Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants
John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants

Biography

Rebecca Scott was born on 20 January 1717.¹ She died before 1752.²

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15 June 2020 16:59:57

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S693] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774

Aquila Scott^1,2

(18 November 1724 - before 7 March 1760)

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Parents

Father	Daniel Scott, Jr (about 1680 - 20 March 1745)
Mother	Elizabeth Whitaker (12 January 1687 - May 1758)

Family: Spouse Elizabeth Potee (about 1724 - before 10 November 1760)

Daughter	Martha Scott+ (about 1744 - )
Daughter	Sarah Scott (about 1744 - )
Daughter	Rebecca Scott (about 1744 - )
Son	Daniel Scott+ (1747 - 1828)
Daughter	Elizabeth Scott (about 1749 - 1818)
Son	Aquila Scott+ (1751 - )
Son	James Scott (1757 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020

Biography

Aquila Scott was born on 18 November 1724.^1,3,2 He married Elizabeth Potee on 13 October 1743.^1,4,3,2 He executed a land record showing he owned them in 1750.¹ On 22 November 1756 Aquila Scott witnessed the will of Jacob Bull.⁵ He was named as executor in the will of Elizabeth Whitaker, his mother, which also named him guardian of his sister Elizabeth, on 2 May 1758 in Baltimore County, Maryland. Additionally, James Scott was named as executor(s.)⁵ Aquila Scott died before 7 March 1760.^1,2

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14 September 2020 16:48:53

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S695] St. John's and St. George's Parish in Baltimore County, mostly St. John's
[S694] Robert Barnes, Maryland Marriages, 1634-1777
[S693] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774

Mordecai Amos¹

(7 February 1726/27 - 10 October 1788)

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Parents

Father	William Amos (1690 - 1759)
Mother	Ann McComus (between 1683 and 1694 - 1764)

Family: Spouse Mary Scott (16 June 1727 - 28 November 1795)

Charts	Daniel MacComus and Elizabeth (?) Descendants Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
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Biography

Mordecai Amos was born on 7 February 1726/27 in Joppa, Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ He married Mary Scott on 16 February 1748 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^2,3,4,1 He was mentioned in the will of William Amos, dated on 24 September 1757. On 23 August 1774, Mordecai Amos was a member of the first grand jury in Harford County, Maryland.⁵ In August 1774, Mordecai Amos posted a Surety Bond, along with Thomas Bond for John Kean to get a tavern license. A Surety Bond is a guarantee of payment for applicable taxes.⁵ On 16 January 1775, Mordecai Amos was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland, and appointed as one of the gentlemen for Bush River Upper Hundred to collect from the inhabitants either contributions for the Relief of the Poor in Boston or for the purchase of arms and ammunition.⁵ On 22 February 1775, Mordecai Amos was elected to the Harford County Committee as a representative for in Bush River Upper Hundred, Harford County, Maryland.⁵ On 23 February 1775, Mordecai Amos was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.⁵ On 1 June 1775, Mordecai Amos was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.⁵ On 8 June 1775, Mordecai Amos was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.⁵ He began military service on 27 January 1776 as a Sergeant in Captain Charles Baker's Company of the Harford County, Maryland Militia.⁵ He was in Military Service on 25 July 1776 in Harford County, Maryland, enrolled by Ensign Aquila Amos and reviewed/passed by Thomas Bond.⁵ He died on 10 October 1788 at age 61.¹

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16 September 2020 16:05:20

Citations

[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S694] Robert Barnes, Maryland Marriages, 1634-1777
[S695] St. John's and St. George's Parish in Baltimore County, mostly St. John's
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812

Hannah Butterworth¹

(27 April 1714 - )

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Parents

Father

Isaac Butterworth (about 1680 - before 15 May 1742)

Family: Spouse Daniel Scott (23 February 1712 - before 1 September 1752)

Daughter	Elizabeth Scott+ (4 September 1743 - before 1784)
Son	Nathan Scott (14 August 1749 - )

Family: Spouse John Giles (about 1720 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 25 Jul 2020

Biography

Hannah Butterworth was also known as Hannah Scott.¹ She was also known as Hannah Giles.¹ She was born on 27 April 1714.^1,2 On 17 May 1728, Hannah Butterworth was named as an heir in the will of Isaac Butterworth, her father, and inherited 300 acres known as "Maiden's Bower."³ She married Daniel Scott on 27 January 1740 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,4,5,6,2 On 15 May 1742, Daniel Scott and Hannah Butterworth sold land to John Paca known as "Maiden's Bower" (300 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland.³ She was named as executor in the will of Daniel Scott on 19 November 1751.² She married John Giles before 1 September 1752.^1,6 She filed the administration of the estate of Daniel Scott on 1 June 1753.²

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24 July 2020 15:44:42

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S694] Robert Barnes, Maryland Marriages, 1634-1777
[S695] St. John's and St. George's Parish in Baltimore County, mostly St. John's
[S728] Mary Mortimeyer and Frances Revesz, Part II of the McComas Family

Nathan Scott^1,2

(14 August 1749 - )

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Parents

Father	Daniel Scott (23 February 1712 - before 1 September 1752)
Mother	Hannah Butterworth (27 April 1714 - )

Family: Spouse Mary Colegate (about 1750 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020

Biography

Nathan Scott was born on 14 August 1749.^1,3,2 He was mentioned in the will of Daniel Scott, dated on 19 November 1751.² Nathan Scott was mentioned in the will of Elizabeth Whitaker, his grandmother, dated on 2 May 1758 in Baltimore County, Maryland.⁴ He married Mary Colegate about 1770.² In August 1774, Nathan Scott posted a Surety Bond, along with James Preston for Stephen Hill to get a tavern license. A Surety Bond is a guarantee of payment for applicable taxes.⁵ On 3 March 1778 Nathan Scott signed the Oath of Fidelity and Support before John Love in Harford County, Maryland.^6,7 He was listed in the tax record of 1778 at the portion that was Bush River Upper Hundred until 1777 in Eden Hundred, Harford County, Maryland.⁸

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27 August 2020 19:24:45

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S728] Mary Mortimeyer and Frances Revesz, Part II of the McComas Family
[S693] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812
[S692] Broderbund, Maryland Settlers and Soldiers, 1700s-1800s
[S700] Maryland and Delaware Revolutionary Patriots, 1775-1783 Military Records
[S97] Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin

Anne Wheeler^1,2

(30 April 1725 - )

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Parents

Father	Benjamin Wheeler (1685 - 1734)
Mother	Elizabeth Clements (about 1704 - 21 June 1742)

Family: Spouse James Scott (6 May 1720 - 1762)

Son	Daniel Scott (about 1744 - )
Son	James Scott (about 1747 - )
Daughter	Elizabeth Scott (about 1749 - )
Son	Benjamin Scott (about 1751 - )
Son	Aquila Scott (about 1756 - )
Daughter	Martha Scott (about 1758 - )
Daughter	Ann Scott (about 1761 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020

Biography

Anne Wheeler was also known as Anne Scott.¹ She was born on 30 April 1725.^1,2 She married James Scott on 18 February 1741 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,3,2 She appeared in the census in 1776 in Bush River Lower Hundred, Harford County, Maryland, listed as having in the household negros Jack (23), Phillis (30(, Isaac (14), unclear name (12), unclear name (0), and Nell (70). Aquila Scott, Martha Scott, and Ann Scott were living in the household with a parent.⁴

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27 August 2020 13:50:37

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S694] Robert Barnes, Maryland Marriages, 1634-1777
[S715] 1776 Census

Daniel Scott^1,2

(about 1744 - )

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Parents

Father	James Scott (6 May 1720 - 1762)
Mother	Anne Wheeler (30 April 1725 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 25 Jul 2020

Biography

Daniel Scott was born about 1744.^1,2

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23 July 2020 13:31:34

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families

James Scott^1,2

(about 1747 - )

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Parents

Father	James Scott (6 May 1720 - 1762)
Mother	Anne Wheeler (30 April 1725 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Ancestral Veterans Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020

Biography

James Scott was born about 1747.^1,2 He began military service on 27 January 1776 in Captain Charles Baker's Company of the Harford County, Maryland Militia.^3,4 In 1776 James Scott signed the Association of Freemen for Bush River Upper before James Scott.^5,4 In 1778 James Scott was a signer of the Oath of Allegiance to Maryland.⁴ In 1778 James Scott was a pensioner (maimed soldier.)⁴

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29 July 2020 15:16:21

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[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812
[S700] Maryland and Delaware Revolutionary Patriots, 1775-1783 Military Records
[S97] Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin

Elizabeth Scott^1,2

(about 1749 - )

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Parents

Father	James Scott (6 May 1720 - 1762)
Mother	Anne Wheeler (30 April 1725 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 25 Jul 2020

Biography

Elizabeth Scott was born about 1749.^1,2

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23 July 2020 13:31:51

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families

Benjamin Scott^1,2

(about 1751 - )

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Parents

Father	James Scott (6 May 1720 - 1762)
Mother	Anne Wheeler (30 April 1725 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Ancestral Veterans Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020

Biography

Benjamin Scott was born about 1751.^1,2 In November 1774, Benjamin Scott served on the grand jury in Harford County, Maryland.³ He began military service on 9 December 1775 in Captain Jacob Bond's Company of the Harford County, Maryland Militia.^3,4 He was in Military Service in April 1776 and served as 1st Lieutenant in Captain James McComas' Company of the 8th Battaloin of the Harford County Militia.³ In 1776 Benjamin Scott signed the Association of Freemen for Spesutia Upper Hundred before William Jones.⁵ He was in Military Service between 1777 and 1779 and served as 1st Lieutenant in Captain Robert Harris' Company.³ In 1778 Benjamin Scott was a signer of the Association of Freemen for Bush River Lower.⁴

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27 August 2020 19:24:45

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812
[S700] Maryland and Delaware Revolutionary Patriots, 1775-1783 Military Records
[S97] Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin

Aquila Scott^1,2

(about 1756 - )

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Parents

Father	James Scott (6 May 1720 - 1762)
Mother	Anne Wheeler (30 April 1725 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Ancestral Veterans Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020

Biography

Aquila Scott was born about 1756.^1,3,2 He began military service on 9 December 1775 in Captain Jacob Bond's Company of the Harford County, Maryland Militia.^4,5 In 1776, Aquila Scott appeared on the census in Bush River Lower Hundred, Harford County, Maryland, in the household of his mother, Anne Wheeler.⁶ In 1778 Aquila Scott signed the Oath of Fidelity and Support before William Bond, one of the State Justices for Harford County in Harford County, Maryland.^7,5 In 1778 Aquila Scott was a signer of the Association of Freemen for Bush River Lower.⁵ On 27 April 1782, Aquila Scott sold land consisting of 2 and 5/8 acres to Harford County for a courthouse and prison, and received 22 pounds 6 shillings 3 pence, or roughly $110. The land was located in what is now the town of Bel Air, and was originally surveyed by Daniel Scott, Aquila's grandfather or great-grandfather.⁴ In March 1783, Aquila Scott served on the petit jury in Harford County, Maryland.⁴ In 1783 Aquila Scott served as a petit juror in Harford County, Maryland.⁵

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27 August 2020 19:24:45

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S717] Edward C. Papenfuse, Alan F. Day, David W. Jordan, and Gregory A. Stiverson, A Biographical Dictionary of the MD Legislature, 1635-1789
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812
[S700] Maryland and Delaware Revolutionary Patriots, 1775-1783 Military Records
[S715] 1776 Census
[S692] Broderbund, Maryland Settlers and Soldiers, 1700s-1800s

Martha Scott^1,2

(about 1758 - )

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Parents

Father	James Scott (6 May 1720 - 1762)
Mother	Anne Wheeler (30 April 1725 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 25 Jul 2020

Biography

Martha Scott was born about 1758.^1,2 In 1776, Martha Scott appeared on the census in Bush River Lower Hundred, Harford County, Maryland, in the household of her mother, Anne Wheeler.³

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23 July 2020 13:32:18

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S715] 1776 Census

Ann Scott^1,2

(about 1761 - )

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Parents

Father	James Scott (6 May 1720 - 1762)
Mother	Anne Wheeler (30 April 1725 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants John Whitaker, Catherine (?), and Mary (?) Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 25 Jul 2020

Biography

Ann Scott was born about 1761.^1,2 In 1776, Ann Scott appeared on the census in Bush River Lower Hundred, Harford County, Maryland, in the household of her mother, Anne Wheeler.³

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23 July 2020 13:32:25

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S715] 1776 Census

Daniel Scott¹

(1655 - 15 February 1724)

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Family: Spouse Jane Johnson (about 1660 - 23 December 1733)

Son	Daniel Scott, Jr+ (about 1680 - 20 March 1745)
Son	Nathaniel Scott+ (about 1682 - June 1733)
Daughter	Ann Scott+ (about 1686 - )
Daughter	Jane Scott+ (about 1688 - 14 April 1762)
Daughter	Sarah Scott+ (about 1690 - 1770)
Daughter	Avarilla Scott+ (about 1696 - 1 December 1741)

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants
Lists	Ancestral Veterans Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020

Biography

Daniel Scott was born in 1655 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.^1,2,3,4,5 He married Jane Johnson about 1680.^1,2,3,3,4 On 6 March 1682, Robert Benger and Katherine sold land known as "Oliver's Reserve" (150 acres) and "Jenifers Kindness" (30 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Daniel Scott.^6,7 In 1682, Daniel Scott lived in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ He executed a land record showing he owned them in March 1682/83.¹ On 16 December 1688, Daniel Scott executed a land record regarding "Swallow's Hill" (216 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, to lay it out, by virtue of a warrant for 400 acres granted to Michael Hastings, which pasted to Edward Boothby, then Thomas Richardson, and finally to Daniel Scott.⁴ He registered for military service between 1694 and 1696 as an Ensign in the Militia in Baltimore County, Maryland.³ He executed a land record showing he owned it in November 1695.¹ He executed a land record showing he owned it on 7 November 1696.^1,4 He executed a land record to document receiving it from John Chadwell on 6 March 1700.^4,7 On 21 April 1701 Daniel Scott was noted in an affidavit by John Chadwell that stated Daniel put up a locust post in place of one of the bounded trees of Swallow's Hill, which had fallen down.⁴ He executed a land record to document receiving them from John Chadwell and his wife Mary on 17 September 1701.⁴ He executed a land record to document receiving it from John Chadwell on 10 November 1702 in Baltimore County, Maryland.⁴ He and Jane Johnson executed a land record to convey it to a William Scott on 3 August 1703 in Baltimore County, Maryland.⁴ About 1719 Daniel Scott was seen for the first time by his grandson, Thomas Smithson (son of Ann.)¹ He died on 15 February 1724 in Baltimore County, Maryland, at age ~69.^1,3,3,3,4 On 11 August 1731, Daniel Scott witnessed the will of Thomas Smithson.¹

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4 September 2020 12:38:58

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S714] Mary Louise M. Hutton, 17th Century Colonial Ancestors of Members of the National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, 1915-1975
[S709] Society of Colonial Wars in the State of MD, Pedigees of Members 1905-1939
[S97] Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812

Jane Johnson¹

(about 1660 - 23 December 1733)

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Parents

Father	John Johnson (about 1640 - )
Mother	Deborah (about 1640 - before 5 August 1700)

Family: Spouse Daniel Scott (1655 - 15 February 1724)

Son	Daniel Scott, Jr+ (about 1680 - 20 March 1745)
Son	Nathaniel Scott+ (about 1682 - June 1733)
Daughter	Ann Scott+ (about 1686 - )
Daughter	Jane Scott+ (about 1688 - 14 April 1762)
Daughter	Sarah Scott+ (about 1690 - 1770)
Daughter	Avarilla Scott+ (about 1696 - 1 December 1741)

Family: Spouse John Watson (about 1660 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 25 Jul 2020

Biography

Jane Johnson was also known as Jane Scott.¹ She was also known as Jane Watson.² She was born about 1660.¹ She married Daniel Scott about 1680.^1,3,4,4,2 Daniel Scott and she executed a land record to convey it to a William Scott on 3 August 1703 in Baltimore County, Maryland.² She married John Watson on 12 May 1729.^2,5 She died on 23 December 1733.^1,4,4,2,2,5

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22 July 2020 15:03:09

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S97] Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin
[S714] Mary Louise M. Hutton, 17th Century Colonial Ancestors of Members of the National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, 1915-1975
[S709] Society of Colonial Wars in the State of MD, Pedigees of Members 1905-1939
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families

Ann Scott^1,2

(about 1686 - )

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Parents

Father	Daniel Scott (1655 - 15 February 1724)
Mother	Jane Johnson (about 1660 - 23 December 1733)

Family: Spouse Thomas Smithson (about 1680 - before 8 March 1732)

Daughter	Eleanor Smithson+ (24 May 1704 - 12 April 1784)
Daughter	Rachel Smithson (9 October 1706 - )
Daughter	Rebecca Smithson (2 April 1707 - )
Daughter	Elizabeth Smithson (10 October 1710 - )
Son	Thomas Smithson+ (30 January 1712 - 27 October 1795)
Son	Daniel Smithson (2 January 1714 - 22 February 1798)
Daughter	Sarah Smithson (12 January 1718 - )
Daughter	Avarilla Smithson+ (28 December 1720 - 1782)

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020

Biography

Ann Scott was also known as Ann Smithson.¹ She was born about 1686 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 She married Thomas Smithson about 1704 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 On 11 August 1731, Ann Scott was named as an heir in the will of Thomas Smithson, her husband, to inherit his entire estate.¹

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28 August 2020 14:29:57

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families

Thomas Smithson¹

(about 1680 - before 8 March 1732)

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Family: Spouse Ann Scott (about 1686 - )

Daughter	Eleanor Smithson+ (24 May 1704 - 12 April 1784)
Daughter	Rachel Smithson (9 October 1706 - )
Daughter	Rebecca Smithson (2 April 1707 - )
Daughter	Elizabeth Smithson (10 October 1710 - )
Son	Thomas Smithson+ (30 January 1712 - 27 October 1795)
Son	Daniel Smithson (2 January 1714 - 22 February 1798)
Daughter	Sarah Smithson (12 January 1718 - )
Daughter	Avarilla Smithson+ (28 December 1720 - 1782)

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020

Biography

Thomas Smithson was born about 1680.^1,2 He married Ann Scott about 1704 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 In 1706, Thomas Smithson lived in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ He made a will on 11 August 1731. Ann Scott was named as heir. Thomas Smithson, Daniel Smithson, Sarah Smithson, Avarilla Smithson, Eleanor Smithson, Rebecca Smithson, Rachel Smithson, and Elizabeth Smithson were mentioned in the will. Richard Rhodes, Jr, Richard Rhodes, Daniel Scott, and Daniel Scott, Jr, were witnesses to the will.¹ Thomas Smithson died before 8 March 1732.^1,2 He had his estate probated on 8 March 1732.²

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28 August 2020 14:29:57

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families

Nathaniel Scott^1,2

(about 1682 - June 1733)

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Parents

Father	Daniel Scott (1655 - 15 February 1724)
Mother	Jane Johnson (about 1660 - 23 December 1733)

Family: Spouse Avarilla Raven (about 1680 - )

Daughter

Avarilla Scott+ (about 1730 - )

Charts	Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson Descendants
Lists	Recently Updated 25 Jul 2020

Biography

Nathaniel Scott was born about 1682.^1,2 He married Avarilla Raven about 1700.¹ He died in June 1733.^1,2

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22 July 2020 15:06:26

Citations

[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families

Jane Scott^1,2

(about 1688 - 14 April 1762)

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Parents

Father	Daniel Scott (1655 - 15 February 1724)
Mother	Jane Johnson (about 1660 - 23 December 1733)

Family: Spouse Francis Watkins (about 1684 - before 11 May 1713)

Son	Francis Watkins+ (about 1705 - before 17 May 1757)

Family: Spouse Samuel Hughes (about 1685 - February 1771)

Daughter	Margaret Hughes (18 October 1716 - )
Son	John Hughes+ (15 March 1719 - 25 August 1785)
Daughter	Jane Hughes (30 May 1721 - )
Daughter	Sarah Hughes+ (15 October 1723 - )
Daughter	Mary Hughes (4 July 1725 - )
Son	Aaron Hughes (about 1726 - )

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Jane Scott was also known as Jane Watkins.¹ She was also known as Jane Hughes.¹ She was born about 1688 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 She married Francis Watkins about 1705 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 On 11 May 1713 Jane Scott and Daniel Scott, Jr, posted admin bond for Jane's husband's estate, which was inventoried on 21 May 1713 and valued at 21.18 pounds.¹ She married Samuel Hughes on 4 November 1714.^1,2 On 7 December 1726, Samuel Hughes and Jane Scott sold land to John Durbin known as "Durbin's Choice" or "Durbin's Chance" (48 acres), "Hughes' Enlargement" (200 acres), and "Hughes' Choice" (200 acres), in Baltimore County, Maryland, in exchange for 312 other acres.³ Samuel Hughes and she executed a land record to convey it to Gregory Farmer on 19 June 1736.¹ She listed in the debt book as owning a 26 acres portion of Hathaway's Hazard and a 112 acre portion of Sophia's Dairy in 1750.¹ In September 1757 Jane Scottreported Samuel Hughes to the vestry of St. John's Parish for unlawful cohabitation with Henrietta Jones.¹ She made a will on 14 April 1762. Thomas Little, Thomas Hughes, John Hall Hughes, Daniel Scott Watkins, Francis Watkins, Jane Watkins, Elizabeth Watkins, Nathaniel Watkins, Margaret Hughes, and Jane Hughes were mentioned in the will.^1,2 Jane Scott died on 14 April 1762.¹ She had her estate probated on 13 October 1765.²

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[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750

Francis Watkins¹

(about 1684 - before 11 May 1713)

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Francis Watkins was born about 1684 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 He married Jane Scott about 1705 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 On 10 December 1709 Francis Watkins signed inventory of his step-mother's estate.¹ He died before 11 May 1713.^1,2

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[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families

Samuel Hughes¹

(about 1685 - February 1771)

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Daughter	Margaret Hughes (18 October 1716 - )
Son	John Hughes+ (15 March 1719 - 25 August 1785)
Daughter	Jane Hughes (30 May 1721 - )
Daughter	Sarah Hughes+ (15 October 1723 - )
Daughter	Mary Hughes (4 July 1725 - )
Son	Aaron Hughes (about 1726 - )

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Samuel Hughes was born about 1685.¹ He married Jane Scott on 4 November 1714.^1,2 On 4 August 1715, John Whitaker and Ann Dadd sold land known as "Whitacre's Ridge" (a 125 acre portion) in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Samuel Hughes.³ On 1 June 1722, John Durbin sold land known as "Durbin's Choice" (48 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Samuel Hughes.³ On 7 December 1726, Samuel Hughes and Jane Scott sold land to John Durbin known as "Durbin's Choice" or "Durbin's Chance" (48 acres), "Hughes' Enlargement" (200 acres), and "Hughes' Choice" (200 acres), in Baltimore County, Maryland, in exchange for 312 other acres.³ On 7 December 1726, John Durbin and Avarilla Scott sold land known as "Eastland Hills" (112 acres), a portion of "Sophia's Dairy", and "Hathaway's Hazard" (200 acres, except for a parcel given by Samuel Brown to Charles Whitaker, who later sold the land to John Durbin), in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Samuel Hughes in exchange for 448 other acres.³ He and Jane Scott executed a land record to convey it to Gregory Farmer on 19 June 1736.¹ On 13 July 1743 Samuel Hughes conveyed livestock to daughter Sarah, son John, and daughter Margaret Hanson.¹ He executed a land record to convey it to John Hughes on 3 August 1743 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,3 In April 1746 Samuel Hughes and Hannah Litton (alias Jones) were summoned before the vestry of St. John's Parish for unlawful cohabitation.¹ On 14 May 1746, Samuel Hughes sold land known as "Eastland Hills" (112 acres), "Sophia's Dairy" (a portion only), and "Hathaway's Hazard" (200 acres except for a parcel given by Samuel Brown, who later sold it to John Durbin who sold it to Samuel Hughes), in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Charles Whitaker. The tracts were then sold to Col. John Hall, Jacob Giles, and Isaac Webster.³ In September 1757 Jane Scott reported Samuel Hughes to the vestry of St. John's Parish for unlawful cohabitation with Henrietta Jones.¹ He executed a land record to receive it from Walter Ashmore in 1757.¹ He executed a land record to convey it to Aaron Hughes in 1757.¹ Samuel Hughes died in February 1771 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2

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[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750

Sarah Scott^1,2

(about 1690 - 1770)

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Father	Daniel Scott (1655 - 15 February 1724)
Mother	Jane Johnson (about 1660 - 23 December 1733)

Family: Spouse James Preston (about 1675 - before 5 November 1728)

Daughter	Grace Preston (about 1709 - )
Daughter	Sarah Preston (3 December 1711 - 1796)
Son	James Preston+ (25 March 1713 - 1766)
Son	Daniel Preston+ (10 October 1715 - 1772)
Daughter	Elizabeth Preston (19 December 1720 - )
Daughter	Hannah Preston (9 May 1722 - 12 January 1761)
Daughter	Ann Preston (20 July 1725 - )
Son	Bernard Preston+ (13 January 1727/28 - 1789)

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Sarah Pycraft+ (25 December 1731 - )

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Sarah Scott was also known as Sarah Preston.¹ She was also known as Sarah Pycraft.³ She was born about 1690 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 She married James Preston about 1708.^1,4 She was mentioned in the will of James Preston, her husband, dated on 5 November 1728.¹ She married Thomas Pycraft on 5 February 1730/31.^3,1,5,6,2 She died in 1770.²

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[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S97] Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin
[S716] Frederick Virkus, Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, 1600s-1800s, Vol 1, Lineage Records
[S694] Robert Barnes, Maryland Marriages, 1634-1777
[S695] St. John's and St. George's Parish in Baltimore County, mostly St. John's

James Preston¹

(about 1675 - before 5 November 1728)

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Daughter	Grace Preston (about 1709 - )
Daughter	Sarah Preston (3 December 1711 - 1796)
Son	James Preston+ (25 March 1713 - 1766)
Son	Daniel Preston+ (10 October 1715 - 1772)
Daughter	Elizabeth Preston (19 December 1720 - )
Daughter	Hannah Preston (9 May 1722 - 12 January 1761)
Daughter	Ann Preston (20 July 1725 - )
Son	Bernard Preston+ (13 January 1727/28 - 1789)

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James Preston was born about 1675 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2,3 He married Sarah Scott about 1708.^1,2 About 1710, James Preston lived in Maryland at "The Forest."² He died before 5 November 1728 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^2,1,4,3,3 He made a will on 5 November 1728. James Preston, Daniel Preston, and Bernard Preston were named as heirs. Sarah Scott and Grace Preston were mentioned in the will.¹

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[S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
[S716] Frederick Virkus, Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, 1600s-1800s, Vol 1, Lineage Records
[S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
[S97] Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin

Roberts-Holtzner Genealogical Site

Mary Scott1,2

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Rebecca Scott1

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Aquila Scott1,2

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Mordecai Amos1

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Hannah Butterworth1

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Nathan Scott1,2

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Anne Wheeler1,2

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Daniel Scott1,2

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James Scott1,2

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Elizabeth Scott1,2

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Benjamin Scott1,2

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Aquila Scott1,2

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Martha Scott1,2

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Ann Scott1,2

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Daniel Scott1

Family: Spouse Jane Johnson (about 1660 - 23 December 1733)

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Jane Johnson1

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Ann Scott1,2

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Thomas Smithson1

Mary Scott^1,2

Rebecca Scott¹

Aquila Scott^1,2

Mordecai Amos¹

Hannah Butterworth¹

Nathan Scott^1,2

Anne Wheeler^1,2

Daniel Scott^1,2

James Scott^1,2

Elizabeth Scott^1,2

Benjamin Scott^1,2

Aquila Scott^1,2

Martha Scott^1,2

Ann Scott^1,2

Daniel Scott¹

Jane Johnson¹

Ann Scott^1,2

Thomas Smithson¹

Nathaniel Scott^1,2

Jane Scott^1,2

Francis Watkins¹

Samuel Hughes¹

Sarah Scott^1,2

James Preston¹