- SCOTT FAMILY @ SHAKERAG SCHOOL: CLASS OF 1888 (195 KB)
This School was later called "OAK GROVE". FRONT ROW: [far left] is my Grandmother, Cora J. Myers-Scott. MIDDLE ROW: [far left] is my Great Uncle Elwood Scott. [far right] at the end is my Great Uncle John Scott. BACK ROW: 2nd from left is my Great Aunt Emma Scott. My Grandfather, Samuel G. Scott and his twin brother, Sandford Scott was absent. They were home with the measles.
- DEBORAH ANN SCOTT 1957 (30 KB)
Here I am ready to water the garden. I think, I was 2 years old. Ain't I cute! I love the hat.
- THE PARK SISTERS (59 KB)
These are the daughters of Dr. James Franklin Park and Nancy Anna Mason. From L to R: Mary "Mollie" Caroline Park-Hill [my Great Grandmother], Lillian Park-Rutledge, and Magenta Park-Davis. This picture is courtesy of Trudy Davis and Cindy Frederick. Thank you to both of you for this photo. You do not know, what this photo means to me.
- BRUCE AND DEBORAH SCOTT 1961 (29 KB)
Here we are ready for school. With living in town, we walked to school back then.
- SAMUEL G. SCOTT AND CORA J. MYERS-SCOTT (27 KB)
These are my Grandparents. My Grandfather died about 11 months before I was born. He died on Christmas Eve 1954. I miss not knowing him. The only way, I have known him is thru pictures and stories, but I do love him, as if, I had known him. I knew my Grandmother tho. I remember, the stories of the one-room school house and traveling in the covered wagon and her playing "Little Brown Jug" on the harmonica. I miss her popcorn balls cooling on the back porch. I miss her laughter. She was a very loving, happy women, who loved me very much.
- GORDON, BRUCE, AND DEBORAH SCOTT 1957 (24 KB)
Here was are on Easter Sunday ready to go to Church.
- LYLE E. SCOTT AND MARGIE M. HILL-SCOTT (10 KB)
These are my Parents. I think, this picture was taken around 1947-1948.
- DEBBY SCOTT WITH RED SKELTON: THE COMEDIAN (27 KB)
This photo was taken in 1980 at the Executive Inn in Vincennes, IN. Red was home on a visit. At the time, the photo was taken; I did not know, I was distantly related to him. I was so nervous in this picture. I was biting my lower lip. My Great Uncle John Scott was friends with Red. They married sisters. John use to tease Red because he was skinny and had that red hair. John would say, "Hey, Red! Where did you get that Skelton?" This is suppose to be where Red got his stage name. This photo includes Red's Autograph.
- SAMUEL JOHN SCOTT (31 KB)
This is my Uncle Sammie. He was the son of Samuel G. Scott and Cora J. Myers.
- SANFORD W. SCOTT'S CHILDREN 1917 (91 KB)
L to R: Golda b. 1906, Orlen b. 1904, Clinton b. 1910. Orlen, Golda, and Clinton are my 1st cousins. Sandford W. Scott was the son of Samuel H. Scott and Mary M. Smith and twin brother to Samuel G. Scott.
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