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Thought you might like to know that I solved my problem. You can view the answer here: http://www.myirishheritage.net/scott-family.html . Thanks for all your help, the link to the Landed Gentry was useful.

Ollie

Hang on, I see that I have dismissed this idea far to quickly, I shall look into it in greater detail over the next week.

Yet again thank you.

Oh sorry I see, Andrew George Scott is his cousin.

Hi, Thanks for looking into it, I had already worked out how Eliza fitted into the Newton family but thanks anyway. On the Scott side I think you may have the wrong Scotts as it says Thomas Scott and his twelve children went to America. I also fail to see how this Andrew George Scott would be connec...

The only certificate I can find has no witnesses, but thanks for the idea.
I have found and confirmed all the Newton connections though.

Good point, thanks. I'll look tomorrow to see.

I'm fairly sure it won't have his parents, I'd have noticed that, but it could still be useful.

Hi, I'm trying to work out who the parents of my 3rd great grandfather James SCOTT are. James SCOTT was born in 1799, though I do not know where. Burke's records would have me believe he was born in Broomhill ,FIFE, Scotland. What I do know is that he married an Eliza NEWTON in Co. Antrim 1820. Jame...

Hi, just joined the forum.
My main surname research interests are: BAKER, SCOTT and NEWTON.

BAKER's in the North of England, around B'ham. SCOTT'S and NEWTON'S in Ireland.