Parker and Mary Louise Saul were married by Jacob Davenspeck, minister of the Gospel, in the Church of Christ, on Blue Davis Creek 17 April 1841. Greenbury Rush was appointed guardian of Samuel Scott, son of Parker Scott in Rush Co. on 9 Nov 1840. G.B. Rush (age 60-70) was living next door to Parker Scott in 1840 census (possible father in law- and grandfather to Samuel).
Parker purchased 82 acres in Hamilton County Indiana on 3 Feb 1854. In Hamilton County Indiana for 1860 census.
According to Son's Ellis' obituary. Parker was married three times, and had 20 children (three alive in 1914).
Buried in McCarty Cemetery, Atlanta, Hamilton, Indiana (no stone, but wife listed in Find a Grave)
Parker and Mary Louise Saul were married by Jacob Davenspeck, minister of the Gospel, in the Church of Christ, on Blue Davis Creek 17 April 1841. Greenbury Rush was appointed guardian of Samuel Scott, son of Parker Scott in Rush Co. on 9 Nov 1840. G.B. Rush (age 60-70) was living next door to Parker Scott in 1840 census (possible father in law- and grandfather to Samuel).
Parker purchased 82 acres in Hamilton County Indiana on 3 Feb 1854. In Hamilton County Indiana for 1860 census.
According to Son's Ellis' obituary. Parker was married three times, and had 20 children (three alive in 1914).
Buried in McCarty Cemetery, Atlanta, Hamilton, Indiana (no stone, but wife listed in Find a Grave)
Family Members
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Samuel Walker Scott
1826–1897
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PVT John A. Scott
1827–1864
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Mary Ann Scott Butler
1829–1912
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Cynthia A. Scott Jones
1830–1907
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Amos Saul Scott
1839–1913
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Elizabeth Scott Summers
1842–1904
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Ellis Houston Scott
1847–1914
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David F. Scott
1849–1902
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Peter E. Scott
1851–1905
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Thersa Emeline "Emma" Scott Whetstone
1852–1931
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Scrythea Ellen Scott Bailey
1857–1930
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Francis Elvira Fox
1861–1942
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