Husband: William SCOTT
Birthdate: 1672
Birthplace: Scotland
Death date: 1740
Place of death: Maryland
Burial: n/a
Father: n/a
Mother: n/a

Marriage date: 1698
Marriage place: Maryland

Wife: Mary LUCAS
Birthdate: 1680
Birthplace: Maryland
Death date: bef 1750
Place of death: Prince George, Maryland
Burial: n/a
Father: Thomas Lucas
Mother: Elizabeth

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Thomas Scott
Sex: m
Birthdate: 14 Feb 1702
Birthplace: Prince George, Maryland
Death date: 27 June 1739
Place of death: Prince George, Maryland
Burial: n/a
Marriage date: 1726
Marriage place: Prince George Maryland
Spouse's name: Elizabeth Prather

Child No. 2: William Scott
Sex: m
Birthdate: 10 Dec. 1704
Birthplace: Prince George, Maryland
Death date: 25 Aug 1752
Place of death: Prince George Maryland
Burial: n/a
Marriage date: 1725
Marriage place: Prince George Maryland
Spouse's name: Mary

Child No. 3: Mary Scott
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1700
Birthplace: Prince George Maryland
Death date: n/a
Place of death:
Burial: n/a
Marriage date: n/a
Marriage place: n/a
Spouse's name: n/a
 
 
Documentation:
* 15 Jul 1729; Deposition of Walter Evans, age ca 80; mentions plantation of William Scott near a tobacco house and Col. Beall Prince George's Land Records 1730-1733 - Liber Q, Page 275 1 May 1729;
* Deposition of Walter Evans, planter, age ca 81; mentions William Scott's dwelling plantation, George Burgis 34 years ago 1 May 1729;
* Deposition of Richard Weaver, carpenter; mentions 45 years ago, William Scott's dwelling plantation, 6 years ago Walter Evans, Thomas James 1 May 1729;
* Deposition of Thomas Evans, planter, age ca 44; mentions Cabbin Branch, Beaver Dam Branch Eastern Branch; the south side of Dr. John Haswell's dwelling plantation; mentions about 34 years ago deponent's father, George Burgess, Thomas James, David Davis;
* also Cabin Branch Court Records of Prince George's County, Maryland 1696-1699. Nov., 1696 Court. Christopher Thompson Demands Subpoena for William Scott, Mordicay Moore and Jane Nicholls to testify inter he and Furguson and Teage: warrant etc. to Subpoena and returne ut Supra. [Sumoned]
* 1719 Prince Geo Co Maryland Taxables New Scotland Hundred, William Scott Constable; James Beall, Richard Weaver, Thomas Gillings, Ninian Beall, John Prather, Thomas Prather, William Scott.
* Prince's George Co Heritage, Sidelights on the Early History of Prince George's, Maryland 1696-1800 by; Louise Joyer Heinton Pg. 94- On Oct 12, 1709 Dr. Mordecai Moore of Anne Arundel County gave to National Taylor, William Tannchill, William Hatton, James Beall, Alexander Beall, William Scott, William Thompson, and their successors half acre of land in the Southwest corner of "Locust Thicket", lying on the south side of the Eastern Branch of the Potomic River, for the purpose of building a house for the worship of Almighty God. This deed give us the name of three men in Prince George's Co who were Presbyterians, William Hatton was a delegate to the General Assembly and also a justice of the Provincial Court. William Scott had served as both as overseer of the highways and constable in his hundred, while William Thompson, brother of Christopher Thompson, had also served as overseer in his hundred.
* pg 71- On May 28, 1731, William Scott had given to four men of the upper part of the parish and their heirs so long as it should be used as a chapel, one acre of land called "William Scott's Gift" for a Chapel, part of the tract 'William and Mary Increased" and there is a reference to the chapel in the vestry minutes as early as April 1735.
* In May 1744 an act was passed at the General Assembly to deem this a chapel of King George's Parish and to empower the justices of the county to levy the sum of f200 current money on the taxable inhabitants of the parish for building a chapel. The vestry entered into a contract with George Scott to build the Chapel, rail in the yard and cover the old chapel with clapboards. Pews were also built by Mr. Scott and sold to the parishioners. This chapel was known either as the Upper Chapel, the Eastern Branch Chapel or Mr Addison Chapel. The last is the name which has clung to it though the years, and today it is still known as Addison Chapel.
* William Scott was a elder of this Church "Stones and Bone" says this: "In about 1695 a company of Scottish Presbyterians under the pastorate of Rev. Nathaniel Taylor settled in Marlborough. In 1704, Col. Ninian Beall deeded one-half acre of land to 17 of his fellow Scotsmen for erecting a house of worship there. This was part of his tract "The Meddows". The meeting house that the Scotsmen built was the first Presbyterian church in the County and only the third in America. ---:" That site is now Trinity Episcopal Church.
* Prince George Co., Maryland Land Deeds; On 14 October 1704 William Scott bought part of the tract "Dann," 100 acres, near the Eastern Branch of Potomac River in Prince George's County, from Richard Jarrell (Prince George's Co. Land Records C:122a).
* On 15 April 1724 William Scott, planter, and his wife Mary sold part of "Williams Portion," containing 86 acres, to Richard Weaver, and another part of the same tract, containing 105 acres, to Thomas Gittings (Prince George's Co. Land Records I:536-537).
* On 7 November 1726 William Scott, aged about 52 years, gave a deposition about the boundaries of the tracts "Virgin's Garden" and "Forgot the Name" (Prince George's Co. Land Records M:153).
* On 15 July 1729 William Scott, aged about 57 years, and Thomas Scott, aged about 26 years, gave depositions (Prince George's Co. Land Records M:487).
* The ages given for William Scott in the two depositions place his year of birth about 1672-1674.
* 15 Jul 1729; Deposition of William Scott, age ca 57; mentions tobacco house and Col. Beale's land 15 Jul 1729;
* Deposition of Thomas Scott, age ca 26; mentions his father's tobacco house and William Scott
* Enrolled 29 Aug 1729 Prince George's County Land Records, Folio 122a: Indenture 14 Oct 1704 From: Richard Garrell, planter of Prince George's County and his wife Alice To: William Scott, planter of Prince George's County "Witnesseth ye said Richard Isaac"; "payment of ye said Richard Jearell"; for 30£ sold to William Scott 100 acre parcel of land part of a tract called Dean lying in Prince George's County near the Eastern Branch of the Potomac River; bounded by land of Francis Pristley called Forgott and by land of Col. Ninian Beall Signed: Rich'd Jearell (mark) and Alce Jearoll (mark) Witnessed: Samuel Magruder and William Tanyhill Memorandum: 14 Oct 1704 Alce Jearell examined by William Tanyhill and Sam'll Magruder Alienation: 2 Dec 1704 the sum of 4s paid by William Scott Enrolled at request of Dr. John Haswell, Mathew Markland, Thomas Wilson and Richard Weaver
* 15 Jun 1731: From William Scott, planter, for 5s; to Dr. John Haswell, Mathew Markland, Thomas Wilson and Richard Weaver; a parcel called William Scott's Gift for a chapel; being part of a tract called William & Mary Increased; containing 1 acres; 28 May 1731; /s/ Wm. Scott; wit. Jere. Belt, John Beall;
* 28 May 1731 ack. by William Scott and Mary his wife
* Prince George's Land Records 1726-1730 - Liber M, Page 170 Enrolled at request of William Scott 3 Jun 1727:
* Indenture, 29 Mar 1727; Between John Thompson, planter, and William Scott, planter; for £25; part of a tract called Dann; bounded by land of Ninian Beall and Francis Presly; containing 89 acres; /s/ Jno.Thomson; wit. Thomas Gault, Jno. Magruder; ack. 29 Mar 1727 by John Thomson
* Prince George's Land Records 1726-1730 - Liber M, Page 376 Enrolled at request of Dr. John Haswell 27 Feb 1728:
* Indenture, 26 Feb 1728; Between William Scott, planter, and John Haswell, surgeon; for £37; part of a tract called formerly Thomas' Beginning later surveyed The William & Mary; bounded by William Scott on the south side of a bottom leading to Cabin Branch; containing 200 acres; /s/ William Scott; wit. Jno. Magruder, Edw. Sprigg, John Belt;ack. 26 Feb 1728 by William Scott and Mary his wife.
* Indenture 15 April 1724 enrolled 18 Apr 1724 From; William Scott; Richard Weaver, carpenter of Prince George County for 11f part of a tract of land called William's Portion in PG Co. bounded by Richard Weaver's land containing 86 acres. Signed William Scott Wit; Ralph Crabb Leonard Hollyday. Ack'd by Mary Scott, wife of William Indenture, 15 Apr. 1724;
* Enrolled 18 Apr. 1724 From; William Scott planter of Prince Geoge Co., To; Thomas Gittings of Prince Geo., Co. for f 6 a parcel of land called William's Portion of 105 acres s/William Scott Wit; Ralph Crabb, Leonard Hollyday. Ack'd by Mary Scott wife of William Settlers of Maryland,
* 1731-1750 William Scott bought this land Thomas's Beginning 200 acres
12 April 1716 William Scott bought 100 acres Girls Portion
5 April 1717 William Scott bought 220 acres William and Mary
10 Dec. 1714 William Scott bought 285 acres William's Portion
20 May 1724 William Scott sold 105 acres called William's Portion 1724 to Thomas Gittings
William Scott sells 86 acres to Richard Weaver on 18 Apr. 1724
William and Mary Increses 573 acres 18 June 1734 Cert Book AM1 Patents E4 pg 249
William and Mary Increase 564 acres 23 Oct 1745 Patents P12 pg 221 (This may be William Jr.)
Thomas Scott - Girl's Portion Addition 100 acres 1725
William Scott, bought 117 acres Scott's Fancy 18 April 1764
* Addison Chapel of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, Addison Parish Cemetery which is located on a hill at Addison Road and 62nd Place, just north or Palmer Highway, Route 704 in Seat Pleasant (page 84 from Stones and Bones: Cemetery Records of Prince George's County, Maryland). In 1694 Col. Addison donated an acre of land for the original log cabin church to be erected which was built in 1696. In 1731 William Scott deeded a 2nd acre of land to Addison Chapel and in 1916 an additional 3.107 acres were purchased and now the church and the cemetery consist of 5.467 acres. In 1972 the church and cemetery were placed in the Register of Historical Sites of the United States of America.
* Upper Marlborough, Maryland, was founded by a company of Scottish immigrants and were ministered to by the Rev. Nathaniel Taylor, also from Scotland. Note; Our William Scott b/ 1672 was a Elder of this Church of Nathaniel Taylor. p. 48: "William Scott on 21 July 1710 appraised the property of John Beall, deceased, of Prince George's Co., --John Beall, b. ca 1669/70, d. 1710, intestate, was a son of Col. Ninian Beall and his wife Ruth (Moore).