Son of Ralph Petty & Mary Ellen (Clark) Scott.
Married Edna May Nash, 6/3/1906 in Elk Falls, Elk Co., Kansas.
4 known children were born to this union.
"Mr. Scott had been a resident of La Grande, Oregon for 12 years." per his obit.
"He was a farmer and had worked on the Union Pacific Railroad as a section foreman. He was a master whittler and carved rattles for kids and all kinds of replicas of railroad tools that were small, but perfectly proportioned. He played all string instruments and had beautiful handwriting." described by his grandson, Jerry D. Scott.
Married Edna May Nash, 6/3/1906 in Elk Falls, Elk Co., Kansas.
4 known children were born to this union.
"Mr. Scott had been a resident of La Grande, Oregon for 12 years." per his obit.
"He was a farmer and had worked on the Union Pacific Railroad as a section foreman. He was a master whittler and carved rattles for kids and all kinds of replicas of railroad tools that were small, but perfectly proportioned. He played all string instruments and had beautiful handwriting." described by his grandson, Jerry D. Scott.
Son of Ralph Petty & Mary Ellen (Clark) Scott.
Married Edna May Nash, 6/3/1906 in Elk Falls, Elk Co., Kansas.
4 known children were born to this union.
"Mr. Scott had been a resident of La Grande, Oregon for 12 years." per his obit.
"He was a farmer and had worked on the Union Pacific Railroad as a section foreman. He was a master whittler and carved rattles for kids and all kinds of replicas of railroad tools that were small, but perfectly proportioned. He played all string instruments and had beautiful handwriting." described by his grandson, Jerry D. Scott.
Married Edna May Nash, 6/3/1906 in Elk Falls, Elk Co., Kansas.
4 known children were born to this union.
"Mr. Scott had been a resident of La Grande, Oregon for 12 years." per his obit.
"He was a farmer and had worked on the Union Pacific Railroad as a section foreman. He was a master whittler and carved rattles for kids and all kinds of replicas of railroad tools that were small, but perfectly proportioned. He played all string instruments and had beautiful handwriting." described by his grandson, Jerry D. Scott.
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