The Children of William Hunt Scott

Roberts-Scott Line
By Don Taylor

Photo of Don Taylor with cat Nasi.When I took a look at William Hunt Scott (1834-1903) last February, I knew that I wanted to take a closer look at his household. Not only did I want to understand his family, but I also wanted to broaden my tree so that cousins discovered through DNA matches could be understood and incorporated into my research more efficiently.

Roberts Research 2019 – Ancestor #36 – Update!

William Hunt Scott (c.1834-1903) – Update!

Marriage to Emily Hendricks.

Further research indicated that William Hunt Scott married Emily Hendricks on 24 May 1879 in Goode township in Washington County, Illinois, on 12 September 1856.

William had five children; four with Emily and one with Matilda Cooper.

  Birth Married Death
Viola A. Feb 1860
Washington Co., IL
05 Jul 1879

Charles M. Galloway

Between June 1880 & March 1884
Samuel Vaden 23 Aug 1863
Washington Co., IL
24 May 1879

Amanda Jane Haley

28 Jul 1931

Franklin Co., IL

Francis Percy 25 Mar 1870
St. Clair, IL
24 Mar 1901
Florence Elizabeth Roberts
27 Sep 1936
Sesser, IL
William Alonzo 03 Oct 1871
St. Clair, IL
14 Sep 1905
Fannie Jane Story
1954

Prob. Franklin Co. IL

Vallie Cleveland 7 Oct 1888[i]
Perry, Illinois
1914
Ruby Ethyl Clark
6 Feb 1975
Salem, AR
  • Viola appears to have died without issue.
  • Samuel appears to have had nine children, 4 with Amanda Jane Haley and 5 with his second wife, Lavina Allmend.
  • Francis Percy had four children with his wife, Florence Elizabeth Roberts.
  • William Alonzo Scott had six children, three boys and three girls with Fannie Jane Story.
  • Vallie Cleveland Scott had five children with Ruby Ethyl Clark.

Further Actions / Follow-up

  • I will study William’s siblings when I research his father, Samuel Kinkade Scott

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ENDNOTES

[i] William Hunt Scott’s first wife, Emily Maples (Hendricks) Scott died in 1878. He then married Matilda Tennessee Cooper on 16 Dec 1885. They had one child, Vallie Cleveland Scott, together.

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