db3: Jane SCOTT (11 Jun 1815

Jane SCOTT

Family 1 : Robert DOAK

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Notes:

Jane's earlier marriage bonds (2 of them) to Robert Doak listed in North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 (from Diana Bradley):
	Bride: Jane Scott Groom: Robert Doak Bond Date: 28 Jan 1831 County: Guilford Record #: 01 119 Witness: R. O. Gallaway Bond #: 000054874 Marriage Date: 27 Jan 1831 Performed By: E. W. Caruthers

	Bride: Jane Scott Groom: Robert Doak Bond Date: 28 Jan 1831 County: Rockingham Record #: 01 065 Bondsman: Pearson Moore Bond #: 000119404

From Terrie Treadway:
	Listed her name as Jane P. Scott Doak. had a brother O. M. Scott: Speedwell Pres. Church cemetery, Simpsonville twnship, 2.3 miles SW of Reidsville INSCRIPTION: James Madison, son of Frederick W. and Jane. P. April 6 1848-Aug 29, 1851 placed by his uncle O. M. Scott.

Because of a poor copy of the Watson Family Bible, her year of death was first believed to be 1871. A further comment (21 May 2003) from Terrie Treadway about this:
	What about this? Instead of Jane dying in St. Francis county shortly after she arrived in Arkansas, the Watson's are in Ark. for almost 10 years before Jane's death. By this time they have moved from St. Francis county. Now, W. P. Watson and family was in the White county census in 1880. The township was the same as the town of El Paso where Henrietta's brother H. K. Adams lived. H. K. Adams and most of his family is buried in Grizzard cemetery in El Paso. That cemetery can be located on the Rootsweb-White county Ark website. There are several old unmarked graves in that cemetery. My thought is that Jane and F. W. may be one of the unmarked graves. White county land or court records might prove a date for W. P. and Henrietta's arrival in White county and this show them in White county prior to Jane's death.

This page created on 07/07/02 14:32 . Updated 01/18/04 20:53.