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Mercy Scott 1765–1860 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1 DEC 1765

Birth Location: Farmington, CT

Death Date: 29 SEP 1860

Death Location: Seneca, NY

Father: Ezekial Scott

Mother: Katherine Miles

Spouse(s): John Keyes, Elias Palmer

Children(s):

In 1765, Mercy Scott entered the world in Farmington, CT, born to Ezekial Scott And Katherine Miles. Mercy Scott married Elias Palmer, John Keyes. Mercy Scott passed away in 1860 in Seneca, NY.

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Biography

  • In 1765, Mercy Scott entered the world in Farmington, CT, born to Ezekial Scott And Katherine Miles.
  • Mercy Scott married Elias Palmer, John Keyes.
  • Mercy Scott passed away in 1860 in Seneca, NY.

Immediate Family

Parents

Ezekial Scott
1738–1814
Birth Location: Farmington, CT
ES
Katherine Miles
1741–1822
Birth Location: Wallingford, CT
KM

Spouses(s)

John Keyes
Birth Location: –
JK
Elias Palmer
Birth Location: –
EP

Children(s)

Mercy Scott's Ancestors

Self
Mercy Scott
1765–1860
Birth Place: Farmington, CT
Parents
Ezekial Scott
1738–1814
Farmington, CT
Katherine Miles
1741–1822
Wallingford, CT
Grandparents
Hezekiah Scott
1703–1765
Mercy Harris
1705–1799
East Hampton, Suffolk, NY
James Miles
Phebe Thompson
Great-Grandparents
Samuel Scott
1660–1745
Mary Orvis
1663–1748
Robert Harris
Experience Chappell
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Edmund Scott
–1691
Hannah Bird
George Orvis
Elizabeth Weybourne

Mercy Scott's Timeline

2 Records

1765
1 DEC 1765
Birth of Mercy Scott in Farmington, CT
Farmington, CT
1860
29 SEP 1860
Age 95
Death of Mercy Scott in Seneca, NY
Seneca, NY

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1 DEC 1765
    Event Place: Farmington, CT

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 29 SEP 1860
    Event Place: Seneca, NY
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