PATRON – Bigraphy: David Scott April 5, 1803

1800's BIBB COUNTY Businessman Methodist PERRY COUNTY South Carolina TUSCALOOSA COUNTY

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Biography: David Marshall Scott December 23, 1847 – Alabama Pioneers December 23, 2017

[…] was born December 23, 1847, at Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. He was the son of David and Mary Elizabeth (Marshall) Scott grandson of James and Jane Scott of Perry County, and of […]
BIOGRAPHY: Stella Houghton Scott December 29, 1802 – Alabama Pioneers December 29, 2017

[…] made by sea. The Board of Trustees of the Academy at Tuskaloosa delegated one of their number, Mr. David Scott, a confirmed bachelor, adjudged by the number of years he had spent in that state, to proceed to […]
Can you believe a three-story Cotton Factory was located in Bibb County in 1838? – Alabama Pioneers January 5, 2018

[…] on Shultz Creek seven miles north of Centreville. The community around it grew and was named for David Scott, the proprietor. The mill was chartered first by the legislature in 1834, then David Scott, with a […]