Son of William Scott & Ellen Starks
Husband of Martha Dawson
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The Daily Capital News, Jefferson City, Missouri, October 8, 1947
Ira A. Scott, 67, prominent Russellville farmer and stockman, died suddenly Sunday following a heart attack. Mr. Scott was driving cattle to his home when he suffered an attack. He died before he was able to get to his house.
A native of Russellville, he had resided in this community all of his life. He was a member of the Mount Olive Baptist Church.
His wife died in 1946. He is survived by six children, Alvin Scott of the home; Mrs. Curtis Payne and Mrs. Herbert Weiser of Russellville, Earl and Harley Scott and Mrs. Homer Barnard, all of Kansas City. He leaves three brothers, Oscar, Archie and Tony Scott and a sister, Mrs. Long Farmer of Russellville.
Contributed by:
Nancy Arnold Thompson (47192413)
[email protected]
Husband of Martha Dawson
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The Daily Capital News, Jefferson City, Missouri, October 8, 1947
Ira A. Scott, 67, prominent Russellville farmer and stockman, died suddenly Sunday following a heart attack. Mr. Scott was driving cattle to his home when he suffered an attack. He died before he was able to get to his house.
A native of Russellville, he had resided in this community all of his life. He was a member of the Mount Olive Baptist Church.
His wife died in 1946. He is survived by six children, Alvin Scott of the home; Mrs. Curtis Payne and Mrs. Herbert Weiser of Russellville, Earl and Harley Scott and Mrs. Homer Barnard, all of Kansas City. He leaves three brothers, Oscar, Archie and Tony Scott and a sister, Mrs. Long Farmer of Russellville.
Contributed by:
Nancy Arnold Thompson (47192413)
[email protected]
Son of William Scott & Ellen Starks
Husband of Martha Dawson
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The Daily Capital News, Jefferson City, Missouri, October 8, 1947
Ira A. Scott, 67, prominent Russellville farmer and stockman, died suddenly Sunday following a heart attack. Mr. Scott was driving cattle to his home when he suffered an attack. He died before he was able to get to his house.
A native of Russellville, he had resided in this community all of his life. He was a member of the Mount Olive Baptist Church.
His wife died in 1946. He is survived by six children, Alvin Scott of the home; Mrs. Curtis Payne and Mrs. Herbert Weiser of Russellville, Earl and Harley Scott and Mrs. Homer Barnard, all of Kansas City. He leaves three brothers, Oscar, Archie and Tony Scott and a sister, Mrs. Long Farmer of Russellville.
Contributed by:
Nancy Arnold Thompson (47192413)
[email protected]
Husband of Martha Dawson
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The Daily Capital News, Jefferson City, Missouri, October 8, 1947
Ira A. Scott, 67, prominent Russellville farmer and stockman, died suddenly Sunday following a heart attack. Mr. Scott was driving cattle to his home when he suffered an attack. He died before he was able to get to his house.
A native of Russellville, he had resided in this community all of his life. He was a member of the Mount Olive Baptist Church.
His wife died in 1946. He is survived by six children, Alvin Scott of the home; Mrs. Curtis Payne and Mrs. Herbert Weiser of Russellville, Earl and Harley Scott and Mrs. Homer Barnard, all of Kansas City. He leaves three brothers, Oscar, Archie and Tony Scott and a sister, Mrs. Long Farmer of Russellville.
Contributed by:
Nancy Arnold Thompson (47192413)
[email protected]
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