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Veteran Civil War - Corp., Co. K, 103th Ill. Inf.
George was the son of Charles (1796) and Mary Scott (1809 NY). He married Mary J Schribner (1843). They were the parents of 4 children, 3 living in 1900: Herbert L (1870), Nina M (1873-1948 WA, Marion Ellsworth Crosson), Frank F (1876), and Jessie (1883).
CENSUS 1880 Sheridan twp, Carroll, IA
Scott, George H 40 MI farmer parents b NY
Scott, Maria mother, 71 b 1809 NY widow
Herbert L son 10 b IL
Nina M daughter 7 b IL
Frank F son 4 b IA
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Veteran Civil War - Corp., Co. K, 103th Ill. Inf.
George was the son of Charles (1796) and Mary Scott (1809 NY). He married Mary J Schribner (1843). They were the parents of 4 children, 3 living in 1900: Herbert L (1870), Nina M (1873-1948 WA, Marion Ellsworth Crosson), Frank F (1876), and Jessie (1883).
CENSUS 1880 Sheridan twp, Carroll, IA
Scott, George H 40 MI farmer parents b NY
Scott, Maria mother, 71 b 1809 NY widow
Herbert L son 10 b IL
Nina M daughter 7 b IL
Frank F son 4 b IA
Sribner, Horace F 63 b NY widower father-in-law
Clifford, Patrick 22 b Il laborer
New Hampton Tribune - Wednesday , September 14th, 1927 - George Henry Scott, father of Mrs Ernest Warmaster, died at her home in New Hampton on Friday Sept 9, 1927 following a sickness of cerebral embolotion for several months. He was nearing his 85th birthday at the time of his death.
The deceased was born Nov 10, 1839 at Ypsilanti, MI. He grew to young manhood and joined the Union forces in the Civil War on Aug 13, 1862, serving his country and his flag until the end of the war and received his honorable discharge on June 7, 1865. He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and his funeral was in charge of the Sons of Veterans and the Women's Relief Corps.
Following the Civil War he resided for a few years in Illinois where on October 24. I860 he was married to Miss Mary J Scribner at Cortland, Illinois. In the year 1871 he came to Iowa and located in Carroll county. In 1883 he moved to Lake City which remained his home until February of 1927 when he came to New Hampton to live with his daughter.
To Mr and Mrs. George Henry Scott four children were born, one of whom died in infancy. Their living children are Nina, now Mrs. M.E. Crossman of Portland, Oregon; Frank Scott of Council Bluffs, Iowa; and Jessie now Mrs. Ernest Warmaster of New Hampton.
Mrs. Scott died on September 26, 1908.
Mr Scott has followed various occupations and has always been a man of honor and honesty who was loved and respected by relatives, neighbors and friends. He lived beyond those years usually allotted to man.
Besides his three children he also leaves nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. To all of these we extend sympathy in their sorrow.
The remains of Mr Scott were taken to Lake City where the funeral
services were conducted by Rev Throcksmortin of the Baptist church
of that city. Burial was made In Mount Hope cemetery in Carroll county.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Warmaster accompanied the remains to their last
resting place. Other children present were Frank Scott and family of Council Bluffs.
Iowa, Grand Army of the Republic Membership Records
Name George H Scott
Event Type Military Service
Event Date 1861-1949
Event Place Iowa, United States
Birth Date 10 Nov 1839
Birthplace Ypsilanti, Michigan
Death Date 09 Sep 1927
Death Place Hampton or New Hampton
Contributor: #50688637 - George's and Cornelia's Father and Mother should be Charles & Maria (Champlin) Scott of Illinois (I don't see them in Find-A-Grave). See the 1850 and 1860 US Census for Pampas, DeKalb, Illinois for Charles Scott. |
