Ashes interred in plot with her mother.
Aunt Pat was a small child when her parents divorced and her mother remarried. There is no evidence that she was formally adopted by her mother's second husband but she went by the surname Scott as a young adult until her marriage to James Frederick McLean/Maclean 09 Feb 1962 Skagit County, Washington.
Aunt Pat was a small child when her parents divorced and her mother remarried. There is no evidence that she was formally adopted by her mother's second husband but she went by the surname Scott as a young adult until her marriage to James Frederick McLean/Maclean 09 Feb 1962 Skagit County, Washington.
Ashes interred in plot with her mother.
Aunt Pat was a small child when her parents divorced and her mother remarried. There is no evidence that she was formally adopted by her mother's second husband but she went by the surname Scott as a young adult until her marriage to James Frederick McLean/Maclean 09 Feb 1962 Skagit County, Washington.
Aunt Pat was a small child when her parents divorced and her mother remarried. There is no evidence that she was formally adopted by her mother's second husband but she went by the surname Scott as a young adult until her marriage to James Frederick McLean/Maclean 09 Feb 1962 Skagit County, Washington.
