On September 15, 1853 as Robert K. Scott, he married Elizabeth J. Baker at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Tuesday, August 1, 1865
Major Robert K. Scott
Of Philadelphia, for the last sixteen years the principal clerk of the Inspection Division of the Contract Office, Post Office Department, died a few days ago at Marquette, Michigan, where he had gone to improve his health. The deceased was formerly a member of the Philadelphia bar and at the breaking out of the war was Captain of a company in the First Pennsylvania Regiment serving in the war. He also commanded the Cadwalader Greys of Philadelphia for several years. He was a gentleman of strict integrity and highly respected in the Post Office Department, with which he was so long connected.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Tuesday, August 1, 1865
Major Robert K. Scott
Of Philadelphia, for the last sixteen years the principal clerk of the Inspection Division of the Contract Office, Post Office Department, died a few days ago at Marquette, Michigan, where he had gone to improve his health. The deceased was formerly a member of the Philadelphia bar and at the breaking out of the war was Captain of a company in the First Pennsylvania Regiment serving in the war. He also commanded the Cadwalader Greys of Philadelphia for several years. He was a gentleman of strict integrity and highly respected in the Post Office Department, with which he was so long connected.
On September 15, 1853 as Robert K. Scott, he married Elizabeth J. Baker at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Tuesday, August 1, 1865
Major Robert K. Scott
Of Philadelphia, for the last sixteen years the principal clerk of the Inspection Division of the Contract Office, Post Office Department, died a few days ago at Marquette, Michigan, where he had gone to improve his health. The deceased was formerly a member of the Philadelphia bar and at the breaking out of the war was Captain of a company in the First Pennsylvania Regiment serving in the war. He also commanded the Cadwalader Greys of Philadelphia for several years. He was a gentleman of strict integrity and highly respected in the Post Office Department, with which he was so long connected.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Tuesday, August 1, 1865
Major Robert K. Scott
Of Philadelphia, for the last sixteen years the principal clerk of the Inspection Division of the Contract Office, Post Office Department, died a few days ago at Marquette, Michigan, where he had gone to improve his health. The deceased was formerly a member of the Philadelphia bar and at the breaking out of the war was Captain of a company in the First Pennsylvania Regiment serving in the war. He also commanded the Cadwalader Greys of Philadelphia for several years. He was a gentleman of strict integrity and highly respected in the Post Office Department, with which he was so long connected.
Inscription
Beneath
this monument lie
the mortal remains
of
Major ROBERT KEAN SCOTT.
Born
at Penn's Manor,
Pennsylvania
May 13th 1813
Died
at Marquette, Michigan
July 29th 1865.
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