Wilcox County AlArchives Obituaries.....Gladden G. Scott April 12 1908
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Wilcox Progressive Era, Thursday, April 16, 1908
Dr. G. G. Scott
Dies Suddenly at His Home in Monroe County.
  News was received here Monday of the death at Mt. Pleasant, Monroe county, 
Sunday afternoon, of Dr. Gladden G. Scott, a former resident of Wilcox.
  Dr. Scott was a son of the late Major Chas. L. Scott and was born and reared 
in Camden. He left here about twenty years ago and practiced medicine for 
several years in Monroe county, where he was a wealthy planter at the time of 
his death, having retired some years ago from practice and devoted his 
interests to his plantations and cotton factory business in Mobile, being 
senior member of the Scott-Blacksher Commission Company.
  He is survived by his wife and six children, three girls and three boys, two 
of his sons being Messrs. Joseph and Gladden G. Scott, Jr., of Mobile. He was 
taken ill some time ago but had recovered and left Mobile several days ago to 
see to the planting of his crops. He was taken suddenly ill Saturday, and his 
wife left Mobile Saturday night with a trained nurse, reaching him only a short 
time before the end.
  Dr. Scott was highly regarded here and in Mobile and throughout many portions 
of the state. He was a Royal Arch Mason and prominent in a number of other 
fraternal organizations. He was buried at Mt. Pleasant Monday afternoon with 
Masonic honors.


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