TAYLOR COUNTY   Cemetery   - Scott Family Cemetery

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SCOTT FAMILY CEMETERY

Location: 
Family burying ground known as Scott's Station. 4 miles west on Butler (H/Way 96) Behind
where Bill Gee home. LL102 Dist 12 

Nathaniel Washington Scott
?1833 - Feb 10, 1894
CSA - Co F - 27th Reg
(Obit Feb 13, 1894 - see below)
(married Celia Barefield Feb 24, 1858)
[Celia Barefield Scott
(wife of N.W. Scott) (Daughter of Harley & Jane Barfield)
? 1843 - ?  buried in Savannah, Georgia. Ran over by a train going across tracks for water from the well]



Scott, Lena
1870 - 1897
[Paralysis of the forearms. Died at 17]

Scott, William E 
1872 - ?




Loyd, G. P.   (George Pleasant) "Jack"
Apr 10, 1840-Mar 20, 1906 
Co. E 64th Reg. Ga Vol Inf 
(husband of ? Scott)
[Prvt 1 Mar 1863. captured at Deep Bottom VA Aug 16, 1864. Abcess on right jaw, 1864 that never healed. Left arm knocked out of place in prison. Exchanged Mar 7, 1865. 



Loyd, Scivil Service
1847 - Aug 16, 1927
(wife was a Scott daughter ?)

Williams, W.A. (William Augustus)
1867 - ?
(husband of Margaret P. Scott)

Williams, Margaret P. Scott
Jan 28, 1867 - Oct 20, 1923
(daughter of N.W. and Celia Scott)
(wife of William Augustus)

Williams, Willis  (child)
[died young with polio]

Williams, Perry E (child)
[stillborn]

Bailey, Ella Jula (child)
(grandchild of N.W. and Celia)


Obit The Butler Herald
Feb 13, 1894

Death of Mr. Wash Scott
After we had gone to press las Tuesday we received the intelligence of the death of Mr. N.W. Scott, which occurred at his home a few miles west of Butler early Tuesday morning, after a long illness, but the information was received too late for the western mail, hence it is re-published in this issue that his friends may all know of his death.

Mr. Scott was in the 56h year of his age, a quiet but perservering farmer and prepared well for his family.  He has just completed the erection of a handsom residence near Scott's Station but had not moved into it.

Mr. Scott leaves a devoted companion, a large family of children besides many firends to mourn their loss.

His remains were interred in the family burying ground near his home on Wednesday, the funeral services being conducted by Elder J.G. Murray.


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