Statewide County HI Archives Biographies.....Scott, Ranney November 30, 1867 - 
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Source: The Story of Hawaii and Its Builders, Honolulu Star Bulletin, Ltd. Territory of Hawaii, 1925
Author: Edited by George F. Nellist

RANNEY SCOTT, Trust Company Official. First arriving in Hawaii in 1890, Ranney 
Scott, assistant treasurer of the Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd., witnessed many of 
the stirring events of the last years of the Hawaiian Monarchy, overthrown by 
revolution in 1893, although he did not return here with the definite 
determination to make Honolulu his home until 1903. Born in Elizabeth, N.J., 
Nov. 30, 1867, Mr. Scott is the son of J. Austin and Sarah (Ranney) Scott. He 
was graduated from the University of Michigan.
  While in Honolulu during the revolutionary period of the 90’s, Mr. Scott was 
a member of Company B, Hawaiian Militia, in 1894, and served as a private in 
the Mounted Reserves in 1895. During his early years in Hawaii, Mr. Scott 
divided his business interests between Honolulu and the mainland, devoting 
considerable time to travel. He first became affiliated with the Hawaiian 
Trust Co. in 1903 as an assistant cashier.
  He married Edna Catherine Kelley, July 26, 1904. Mrs. Scott is the great-
grand-daughter of Samuel Whitney, who came to Hawaii in 1820 on the “Thaddeus” 
as a member of the original company of missionaries to Hawaii. Mr. Scott is a 
member of the University Club.


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