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Thomas Freeman Scott and 3 of his brothers came to Texas in 1857. The Scott brothers are first list… ‎(N16)‎
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Show Details Shared Note: - Thomas Freeman Scott and 3 of his brothers came to Texas in 1857. The Scott brothers are first listed in the Van Zandt Co. census of 1860. During the War Between the States, Thomas Freeman enlisted in the Confederate Army on March 18, 1862, serving as a private in Company C, of the 25th Louisiana Infantry. He was wounded in action at Farmington, Mississippi, May 8-9, 1862, returned home to recuperate, then returned to war, serving in Company I of the 11th Texas Infantry. After his death, Hester was denied a Confederate Widow's pension because the value of her 15 acres of land was too great.
--Source: Scott Pedigree papers
Van Zandt 1860 Census lists the 4 Scott brothers, with wives of 2 of them, and 1 child

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Thomas Freeman Scott and 3 of his brothers came to Texas in 1857. The Scott brothers are first list…

INDINameGIVNSURNBirthAnniversaryPlaceChildrenDeathAnniversaryAgePlaceLast ChangeSEXBIRTDEATTREE
1I70Scott, Thomas Freeman
Father: Scott, Asa
Mother: McFarland, Lucinda A.
THOMAS FREEMAN,SCOTTSCOTT,THOMAS FREEMAN
19 July 1833
192
Frankfort
10
1 May 1879
14645
Van Zandt Co.
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Total individuals : 1		GIVNSURNSEXBIRTDEATTREE
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