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Charles Alexander Scott

Birth	:	27 Sep 1820 Piney Fork, Jefferson County, Ohio, USA
Death	:	23 Jul 1894 New Hagerstown, Carroll County, Ohio, USA
Burial	:	Palermo Cemetery, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate	:	40.4894444, -81.1522220
Description	:	Find A Grave contributor 46848597 provided the following: Middle Name: Alexander Birth Date: Sep. 27, 1820 Birth Place: Piney Fork, Jefferson County, Ohio, USA Death Date: Jul. 23, 1894 Death Place: New Hagerstown, Carroll County, Ohio, USA Biographical Record of Carroll County, Ohio J.H. Beers, 1891, p. 1100 Charles A. Scott - In the vicinity of Piney Fork Creek, Jefferson Co., Ohio, on September 27, 1820, there was born an infant who has lived and grown to old age these long years in the Counties of Jefferson and Carroll, and is known as Charles Alexander Scott. His grandfather, Charles Scott, and father John Scott, were... Read More	Find A Grave contributor 46848597 provided the following: Middle Name: Alexander Birth Date: Sep. 27, 1820 Birth Place: Piney Fork, Jefferson County, Ohio, USA Death Date: Jul. 23, 1894 Death Place: New Hagerstown, Carroll County, Ohio, USA Biographical Record of Carroll County, Ohio J.H. Beers, 1891, p. 1100 Charles A. Scott - In the vicinity of Piney Fork Creek, Jefferson Co., Ohio, on September 27, 1820, there was born an infant who has lived and grown to old age these long years in the Counties of Jefferson and Carroll, and is known as Charles Alexander Scott. His grandfather, Charles Scott, and father John Scott, were natives of Ireland, when they immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1790, when the latter was 12 years old. Grandfather Charles Scott was a minister of the gospel, and in early days brought salt from Baltimore, Md over the Allegheny mountains to western Pennsylvania on horse pack saddles. John Scott emigrated from his father's home in Pennsylvania to Jefferson County, Ohio, in 1802, and was soon after married to Elizabeth Davidson, whose parents were of German descent, her father having been a minister of the gospel. To them were born nine children, viz: Nancy, Polly, Samuel, William, Eliza, Charles A., John, David, and Jane, all of whom were reared by pious and religious influence. John was a farmer and miller, making gunpowder and flour. He and his wife were strict members of the Methodist Protestant Church forty years. They passed from earth and were interred at Palermo, Carroll Co., Ohio, John dying April 10, 1864, and his wife eight years later when aged 82. Charles A. Scott, the subject of this biography, spent his early boyhood days in laboring for the support of the family in the summer and attending school in winter. He was employed in teaming, hauling flour to Steubenville, with six horses, also in farming and occasionally teaching singing. At the age of twenty nine, he was married to Phebe A. Frazier of Jefferson County, Ohio, daughter of John and Zellah Frazier (Who were of Irish and English descent), who emigrated from Pennsylvania when Phebe was three years old. Soon after marriage Mr. and Mrs. Scott moved to Orange Township, Carroll Co., Ohio, and purchased the farm on which he still resides... he owns 440 acres of prime land .... he is a leading figure of the community in politics, having filled a majority of the Township offices with credit, and was twice elected commissioner of the county by the republican party; was chairman of the board during the time of the contracting for and construction of the new court house. He and his wife have been consistent members of the Methodist Protestant Church at Palermo since 1860... the younger four children are living with their aged parents who reside on the beautiful vale of Connotton, facing the old village of Leesville just beyond. Charles's obituary in the Carroll Chronicle, Carrollton, Ohio, Friday, July 27, 1894. (McGuire Creek news) Died--Ex-Commissioner Charles A. Scott, at his residence near New Hagerstown Monday, at 3:30 p.m. Mr. Scott was one of the leading farmers of this county and a member of the church at Palermo. We may well say of him that he was ever found honest in his dealings. The obsequies will take place to-day (Tuesday) at 3 o'clock, p.m. at Palermo. His obituary in the Carroll Chronicle, Carrollton, Ohio, Friday, July 27, 1894 (regular newspaper) Charles A. Scott died July 23; was born in Jefferson County, Ohio, September 27, 1820. His father, John Scott, was a native of Ireland. Was married to Phoebe A. Frazer of Jefferson County at the age of 29; soon after they moved to Orange Township, where he purchased the farm on which he died. He and his wife lived consisted members of the M. P. Church at Palermo since 1860. His family consisted of eight children--three sons and five daughters, all of whom are living except one daughter who died in infancy. The widow also survives. His remains were interred at this place Tuesday evening, Rev. Carnes officiating. Find A Grave contributor 47676569 povided the following: Father: John Scott Mother: Elizabeth Scott (____ - 1872)

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Charles Alexander Scott's memorial is located at: Palermo Cemetery, Carroll County, USA.
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Charles Alexander Scott death on 23 Jul 1894 in New Hagerstown, Carroll County, Ohio, USA
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Latitude: 40.4894444
Longitude: -81.1522220

Family Members:

Parent

John Scott

(1778 - 1864)

Elizabeth Davidson Scott

(1789 - 1872)

Spouse

Phebe Ann Frazier Scott

(1827 - 1908)

Siblings

William D. Scott

(1816 - 1874)

Elizabeth Scott Vorhes

(1818 - 1880)

Children

Laura Delphine Scott Baker

(1853 - 1921)

Mary P Scott Stephenson

(1863 - 1941)

Walter Herbert Scott

(1869 - 1940)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Palermo Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4894444, -81.1522220

2. Mount Tabor Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4817009, -81.1483002

3. Bethel Cemetery
Leavittsville, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4921989, -81.1841965

4. Veteran's Grave
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Coordinate: 40.4931470, -81.2003677

5. Price-Rollins Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.5088997, -81.1956024

6. Leavittsville Cemetery
Leavittsville, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.5133018, -81.1967010

7. Mount Olive Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4488983, -81.1382980

8. Seceders Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.5332985, -81.1446991

9. Saint Luke Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.5303001, -81.1810989

10. Perrysville Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery
Perrysville, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4655991, -81.0982971

11. Farnsworth Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.5385017, -81.1567001

12. Scotts Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.5386009, -81.1556015

13. Perrysville United Methodist Cemetery
Perrysville, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4625510, -81.0973610

14. New Perrysville Cemetery
Perrysville, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4569016, -81.1016998

15. Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Carrollton, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.5238991, -81.1003036

16. New Hagerstown Cemetery
New Hagerstown, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4446983, -81.1893997

17. Hagey Family Cemetery
Perrysville, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4525980, -81.0996160

18. Leesville Cemetery
Leesville, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4550018, -81.2114029

19. Swinehart Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4327000, -81.1642170

20. Old Scott Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.5483017, -81.1541977

21. McGuire Cemetery
Tabor, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.5518990, -81.1564026

22. Longview Cemetery
Bowerston, Harrison County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4324989, -81.1872025

23. Saint Francis Catholic Cemetery
Sherrodsville, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4951920, -81.2349170

24. Arabia Cemetery
Perrysville, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.4803009, -81.0678024