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Sergeant David Scott and
Jean Dalgity married in Scotland in 1795. They moved to Nova Scotia and were the first
of the ten generations who have lived in North America. In the
1820's, the second
generation formed the two main branches, called the Northern
Branch (descendants of John Scott) and the Pittsburgh Branch (descendants of his brother, David Scott Jr.). Between the 1840's and 1860's as the third
generation married and had children, nine family lines
were founded by the grandchildren of the pioneer
couple. The current status indicates if living descendants have been located. Colour indicates the Northern (6 lines) and Pittsburgh (3 lines). |
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| 1st Canadian Line | Jane Dill Scott & James Sterling (4 children) | A daughter married and 2 of her 4 children survived infancy. There are no descendants. |
| 2nd Canadian Line | David Scott & Jane Hunter Dill (8 children) | Descendants located |
| 1st Boston Line | John Adams Scott & Sarah S. Long (5 children) | Descendants located |
| 2nd Boston Line | Sarah
Ann
Scott & Sylvester Danforth Waugh (5
children) |
A son married but there were no
descendants. |
| 3rd Boston Line | Daniel DeWolf Scott & Abigail McNutt (4 surviving children) | Descendants located |
| Illinois Line | James Sterling Scott & Henrietta Sutton (7 children) | Descendants located |
| 1st Pittsburgh Line | Mary Jane Scott & Bernard C. Lucas (3 children) | Descendants located |
| 2nd Pittsburgh Line | Thomas Forester Scott & Martha Taylor (7 children) | Descendants located |
| 3rd Pittsburgh Line | Margaret C. Scott & William James Troth (3 children) | Descendants located |
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