Daughter of Jacob Guyton and Frances Jane Jones House, she married Harrison Leonidas Scott 24 Jan 1878 in Cobb County, Georgia.
From The Cobb County (GA) Times, 9 May 1935, page 8, column 3:
Mrs. Leonidas Scott, of Atlanta, formerly of this place, was buried Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Scott will be missed here, for she came back to quite a number of public gatherings. She was a friend to all, always cheerful and helpful wherever she was needed and the large concourse of friends attested their love for her and the lovely flowers were a tribute of love. We extend sympathy to all. Rev. Shankle, a former pastor, conducted the service.
From The Cobb County (GA) Times, 9 May 1935, page 8, column 3:
Mrs. Leonidas Scott, of Atlanta, formerly of this place, was buried Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Scott will be missed here, for she came back to quite a number of public gatherings. She was a friend to all, always cheerful and helpful wherever she was needed and the large concourse of friends attested their love for her and the lovely flowers were a tribute of love. We extend sympathy to all. Rev. Shankle, a former pastor, conducted the service.
Daughter of Jacob Guyton and Frances Jane Jones House, she married Harrison Leonidas Scott 24 Jan 1878 in Cobb County, Georgia.
From The Cobb County (GA) Times, 9 May 1935, page 8, column 3:
Mrs. Leonidas Scott, of Atlanta, formerly of this place, was buried Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Scott will be missed here, for she came back to quite a number of public gatherings. She was a friend to all, always cheerful and helpful wherever she was needed and the large concourse of friends attested their love for her and the lovely flowers were a tribute of love. We extend sympathy to all. Rev. Shankle, a former pastor, conducted the service.
From The Cobb County (GA) Times, 9 May 1935, page 8, column 3:
Mrs. Leonidas Scott, of Atlanta, formerly of this place, was buried Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Scott will be missed here, for she came back to quite a number of public gatherings. She was a friend to all, always cheerful and helpful wherever she was needed and the large concourse of friends attested their love for her and the lovely flowers were a tribute of love. We extend sympathy to all. Rev. Shankle, a former pastor, conducted the service.
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