[Mason1] "... probably married 5 November 1734, HS ..."

[175] Elizabeth Wanton

b. 16 September 1668

Scituate Mass

[NEGHR 19:221]

[Scott] JS lived in Newport with his grandmother and aunts, became a merchant and carpenter, and married EW, daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Wanton.

[TorreyCD] SCOTT, John (1664-1725) & Elizabeth [WANTON] (1668-); ca 1690?; Newport/Scituate {Reg. 60:174, 96:10, 11; Scituate 373; Austin's Dict. 84, 215, 373; Bos. Trans. 27 Dec 1926, 4733; NYGBR 47:254}

[349] Rebecca --

	b. c1640		[Scott2]
	d. 2 January 1722		[Scott 1955]

[Scott] While it is tradition that Richard and Catherine Scott became Quakers, there is no evidence that John Scott converted. In Bodge's ``Soldier's in King Philip's War'', it appears that JS served from June 1675 to August 1676. He took the oath of allegience 30 May 1667 and was a juryman 27 April 1668. He paid taxes of 1-0-0 in 1671. Acquired property and became a prosperous citizen. Shot by an Indian on his own doorstep and died a few days later, about 1 June 1677. As neither RS nor JS are listed in the list of inhabitants that remained in Providence, it is probable that the entire Moshasuck settlement went to Newport during the struggle. JS seems to have returned too soon. Widow RBS remained in Providence, where she married 2nd, 15 April 1678,m John Whipple Jr (who eventually became blind and died 15 December 1700).

[Scott2] There have been three printed names for the last name of Rebecca wife of JS. I believe all are probably wrong.

• [NYGBR 2:174-179] says that there is strong circumstantial evidence that she was the daughter of Sylvanus White, son of Pergrine White. As Peregrine White was born 1620 and married 1648, Sylvanus White could not be the father of Rebecca who was born about 1640 (see NEHGR 47:482).
• [NEHGR 60:173] says there is very good reason for believing her to have been the daughter of Joh and Sarah Browne of Old Swansea. But there are no reasons given and John 1 Brown of Swansea had a wife named Dorothy, and John 2 Brown of Swansea was born in 1636 and could not have been the father of Rebecca.
• [Wilkenson and Kindred Families, Wilkinson, 1950]. In several places calls the wife of JS Rebecca Davis. Mr Wilkenson died in 1958 and all his research for his book was burned in a fire earlier. Can find nothing anywhere to substantiate this claim. No Davis families have a Rebecca and probably were not connected to the RI Wilkinson family at all, but it does say that Rebecca Davis was of RI.

[Scott 1955] There are reasons for thinking that Rebecca had close connections with the Browns of Swansea; or with the Willetts who had married into the Browns there.

[697] Catherine Marbury

	b. c1610	England	[NEM 657]
	d. 2 May 1687	Newport RI	[Scott]

[Scott] Probably came to NE with the Hutchinson Party on the Griffin in 1634 - or might have come with the Winthrop party. Admitted to the Boston Church, 28 August 1634. Next appears in the records of the trial of his sister-in-law Ann Hutchinson, 22 March 1638. First appears in New Providence Compact, 20 August 1637. Probably located at Moshasuck before Roger Williams and others crossed the Seckonk in June 1636. Winthrop, 16 June 1638, writes about Catherine Scott, re: anabaptistry.

[NEM 657] Scott, Richard (1605-1680+-) and Katherine Marbury (1610+ - 1687) 7 June 1632, alt. 1637.

{summarise Scott; see NEHGR 20:335+ for Marburies}

[1393] Sarah Carter

[Scott] Of the Scotts of Scotts Hall in Kent who traced their lineage through John Baliol to the early Kings of Scotland.

[NEHGR 96:2-27] Of Glemsford; Sarah, sister of Richard Carter of Brook Hall, Co Essex.

{see NEGHR 31:345, NEGHR 51:254 for details on ancestry}

[2785] Elizabeth Grome

[NEHGR 96:2-27] ES of Glemsford in com. Suffolk. Elizabeth, daughter of -- Grome of Suffolke.

[5569] Mary Warren

[NEHGR 96:2-27] Third son of Richard; Mary, daughter of John Warren.

[11137] Mary Whiatnoll

[NEHGR 96:2-27] RS married --, daughter of George Whiatnoll of East Peckham, Esquire. In the Visitation of Kent in 1619, Richard Scott, sone of John and Anne Pympe married Maria, daughter of George Whetenall. Children: Reginald, Richard, Edward, Eve, Martha, Anne.

[22273] Anne Pympe

[NEHGR 96:2-27] Knight of the Kings Bodyguard, Henry VIII, 1515-1518; Sheriff of Kent, 1528; kighted (c1520 by the Prince ofCastile for signal services rendered against the Duke of Guelders.

[44545] Sibill Lewknor

[NEHGR 96:2-27] Of Scott Hall, Knight, son and heir of Sir John. High Sheriff of Kent, 1491, 1502, 1515, and 1517. Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports and Constable of Dover Castle; rebuilt Scott's Hall c1491. Will dated 1 August 1524; died 24 August 1524; buried Bradbourne Church. Of Iden and Bradbourne, Co Kent. Marshal of Calais 1491-2; Lieut. of Dover 1492; PC and Controller of Household, MP Kent, 1495.

[89089] Agnes Beaufitz

[NEHGR 96:2-27] Only surviving son and heir of William. High Sheriff of Kent, 39th Henry VI and 7th Edward IV; Knight of Kent at Parliament, Westminster, 7th Ed. IV; Comptroller of Houshold of King Ed IV; Privy Councillor to the King; Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, and Governor of Dover Castle for Kind Ed IV; buried in Bradbourne Church 17 October 1485. Of Smeeth and Bradbourne, Co Kent. Deputy Butler of Sandwich 1459; Trouer of port of London, 1461; controller of Household, 1460-79; Marshall of Calais 1471-6; MP Kent, 1461-5.

[178177] Isabel Herbert

[NEHGR 96:2-27] Of Scott Hall in the county of Kent, Knight, lived in the time of Henry 6. Eldest son and heir of John Scott; of Bradbourne 1413; of Scott's Hall, Smeeth, 1429, where he held his shrievalty; sheriff of Kent 1st Henry VI, 1429; Knight of the shire 1431; died 5 February 1433/4, brass in Bradbourne Church.

WS's wife is called Elizabeth in the Fisitation of Sussex in 1530, also in the visitation of Kent in 1619.

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