She was united in marriage, Nov. 4, 1880, to N. W. Scott, who survives. To this union was born ten children, four of whom have preceded their mother in death, one an infant, two small children, Clara Margaret and Alice Marie, and one adult son, Charles Otis.
The following children survive: Mrs. Minnie Ethel Hughes of Bloomingdale; Mrs. Grace Bowman, Forest L. Scott, Mrs. Bessie Blacketer, Mrs. Gay Griffith, and Mrs. Alma Dale of Pittsboro. She has one sister, one half-sister, two half-brothers and a step-mother living. Two brothers have gone on that journey from which man does not return. There are 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild left to mourn the loss of their grandmother.
She was a member of the Raintown Ladies Aid and was always ready to help. She had been afflicted for about 22 years, but the last serious sickness lasted about eight weeks. During this time, she was patient, kind and loving, even through her suffering. She was a good wife, a good and loving mother, and the grandchildren have lost a precious grandmother.
The funeral was held at the residence with Rev. Fruits of the Lizton Methodist Church preaching the sermon and she was laid to rest in the K. of P. Cemetery in Lizton.
She was united in marriage, Nov. 4, 1880, to N. W. Scott, who survives. To this union was born ten children, four of whom have preceded their mother in death, one an infant, two small children, Clara Margaret and Alice Marie, and one adult son, Charles Otis.
The following children survive: Mrs. Minnie Ethel Hughes of Bloomingdale; Mrs. Grace Bowman, Forest L. Scott, Mrs. Bessie Blacketer, Mrs. Gay Griffith, and Mrs. Alma Dale of Pittsboro. She has one sister, one half-sister, two half-brothers and a step-mother living. Two brothers have gone on that journey from which man does not return. There are 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild left to mourn the loss of their grandmother.
She was a member of the Raintown Ladies Aid and was always ready to help. She had been afflicted for about 22 years, but the last serious sickness lasted about eight weeks. During this time, she was patient, kind and loving, even through her suffering. She was a good wife, a good and loving mother, and the grandchildren have lost a precious grandmother.
The funeral was held at the residence with Rev. Fruits of the Lizton Methodist Church preaching the sermon and she was laid to rest in the K. of P. Cemetery in Lizton.
Family Members
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Infant Scott
1881–1881
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Minnie Ethel Scott Hughes
1883–1947
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Grace Ardelia Scott Bowman
1884–1956
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Forest Leonard Scott
1887–1960
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Clara Margaret Scott
1888–1890
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Charles Otis Scott
1891–1914
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Bessie Myrtle Scott Blacketer
1894–1988
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Erie Gayzetta "Gay" Scott Griffith
1896–1960
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Alma Fern Scott Dale
1899–1965
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Alice Marie Scott
1907–1909
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