Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Scott, Frederick Jerome March 13, 1928
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Daily Local News, March 14, 1928
Daily Local News
March 14, 1928
Frederick Jerome Scott was born in Dublin, Ireland, October 5th, 1839.  He came 
to America at the age of 19.  He served in the Confederate Army from 1861 to 
1865 and was one of the few surviving veterans who hard (sic) the first guns 
fired at Frt. Sumter.

Mr. Scott was married at Burlington, Iowa, to Ada M. Muton* (sic), on April 10, 
1867, where they made their home until 1920, moving from there to Chicago, and 
to their present home, 313 South High Street, this place in the spring of 1925.

He is survived by his wife, Ada M. Scott and his five children: Mrs. George 
Pratt, of Wichita, Kansas; Katherine H., Charles G., and Ada Louise Scott, and 
Mrs. B.O. Weller, of West Chester, and two grand children: Mrs. J. J. Jackson, 
Jr, of Torresdale, Pa., and Frederick Nathan Pratt, of Wichita, Kansas.  Mr. 
Scott passed away yesterday.

* Wife’s maiden name was Winton


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