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Byron Scott

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Capt. Byron E. Scott, Sherbrooke 89,
was buried in Sherbrooke, Guys. Co.,
Following funeral service in St. James Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Delmont Yoe officiated,
assisted by Frank Canning.
Born at Port Hilford Lake, Guys. Co.,
He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John E. (Huskins) Scott.
He was a warden and life member of St. James Anglican Church.
During the first world war he was captain
of the navy patrol boat, Dorothy G. Snow,
and master of sailing vessels Thelma Falmouth,
Hugh John, E.A. Scribner, and the Horatio.
He worked for Scotia Lumber Co.
for many years and been harbor master on
St. Mary's River since 1936.
Surviving are three sons, John, Sherbrooke;
Olaf, Moonbeam, Ont.,and Charles, Dartmouth.
Five daughters, Mary (Allan Barnes),
Lunenburg; Anna (James Phillips), Scarborough, Ont.;
Ada ( Hector Gaudet), Lower Sackville;
Emma ( Henry Barnes), Sherbrooke,
and Lena (John Simpson), Maryfield, Sask.;
28 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his wife,
the former Martha Jordan, and three sons,
George, James and Leander.

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Obituary submitted and typed by Kelly Kaiser

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