Scott Family Reconstructed from federal Census Records 1768 John Scott York area AIS Report York & Kittery, Maine ..also John Leighton 1659 1790 Washington County ..Machias Scott Households Samuel George John Jess [Jesse] York County York Giles Scott & 6 others Hancock County Deer Island Nathaniel Scott Lincoln County Pownalborough Daniel Scott 1800 Cumberland County Andrew Scott p289 Jonathan Scott p213 John Scott p82 Lincoln County Daniel Scott p479 Hancock County James Scott p394 John Scott p436 Giles Scott & family p334 Washington County Machias Scott Household p622 Jesse John Thedore Scott Household p440 Nathaniel Samuel 1810 Washington County Machias Charles Scott p 598 Jesse Scott Samuel Scott Cherryfield Hugh Scott p628 Plantation Simeon Scott p668 KENNEBEC County Farmington Abijah Scott p838 Pittston Elizabeth Scott p686 Cumberland County Falmouth Joseph Scott p126 Hancock County Deer Island John Scott p437 Hampden Samuel Scott p567 Lincoln County Wiscasset Jonathan E Swift p168 Oxford County Chandler Jonathan Scott p 413 1820 Cumberland County Portland Andrew Scott p259 Peter Scott p255 Minot Elizabeth Scott p296 North Yarmouth Henry Scott p484 (gggf) York County Samuel Scott Kittery p621 1830 Cumberland County [established from York] Henry Scott p349 North Yarmouth Michael & Ann 1840 Cumberland County Portland James Scott p144 James Scott p214 William Scott p206 Durham John Scott p477 1850 Census Cumberland County Portland Amanda Scott p012 Charles Scott p129 Jacob R Scott p106 James H Scott p008 Joseph Scott p110 Josiah B Scott p195 Martha A Scott p012 Mary Scott p141 Robert Scott p220 Rebecca Scott William Scott p123 William Scott p124 Somerset County Winfield Scott p066 Caanan Waldo County Winfield Scott p159 Montvill NB ... 1820 is Maine statehood prior to 1820, was province of Massachusetts ... Also 1850 is first US Census after 1848 European Famine Charles H Scott married Mary Anne Durgin (both ggp's) from Portland, Maine .... So after 1820 or so, most picks are from the Portland area. Numbers are census page numbers ..York to the north was divided into other counties including Cumberland with Portland therein. The 1820 Henry Scott in North Yarmouth is likely gggf Henry Scott m a Pingam in 1824 Sarah E Scott married Joseph A Connolly,June 25-27 1906 ..son of Bryan Connolly & Winifred McGowan...both great grandparents-paternal were Ireland-borne came to USA as children. dob's circa 1850-1855 from Lietrim area? Scott Family Origins in Maine --this via Massachusetts Bay colonists to the Portsmouth, NH & Kittery, Maine area. Two Maine pioneer branches: one sea bound & sea captains the 1790 Federal Census- Johns Scott (father) & sons: - John Burnham Scott & Andrew Scott ... 1800, 1810, to 1850 in Kittery of York County through Limerick Portland area to North Yarmouth. The other branch in tracing colonized "Plantation" Mach in Washington County. Machias & St Croix River to the North were the US-Canadian boundaries and old English-French boundaries. ... The Pioneers of Maine & New Hampshire by Pope ... p 183 "Year 1642 .. James Scott ..Skot Skote James, Portsmouth, before the CourtJune 27,1656, had a lot [piece not quantity] of land, half an acre, at Great Island assigned him June 1, 1656-7." .... Scott Family of Maine believed also descending, associating .. from Samuel Scott of Canterbury, Kent [1706] .. More coming .. they are also possibly of Scottish who sailed to Barbados & then to New England approx 1630 ..also one is a merchant .. making the same trip. and may in part join family of John Scott - Springfield Plantation -Massachusetts via branch from Boston area & England to Maine 1650? ... Scotts in Maine in Limerick are nearest Portland area. NB ... no discerned connection with Maine Scotts to James Scott - Duke of Monmouth .. pssibly his son John Scott (connected too Springfield, massachusetts Scotts?) ..which Scott Family joins the present family of the Duke of Buccleigh (previously an Earl) of the Scott Family in Scottish Borders. ...Duke of Monmouth was the son of King Charles II and a mistress and beheaded in the sustaining of the Glorious Revolution ... by which Parliament unseated the Stuarts and crowned King WIliam III and Queen Mary II.

Mary Alice Scott 1885-1969 Mary Alice Scott is the daughter of Charles H Scott & Mary Anne Durgin ..my great-aunt and the family genealogist for her Scott-Durgin failies .. and her descending Connollys and other connections A literate, gentle maiden lady, she kept her family record,including her Scott Family Bible in a wooden portable desk (as one sets in one'slap) with a business dress photo of her father in top hat (some resemblance to Woodrow WIlson) ... Great Aunt Mary Alice Scott is also the namesake of her father's cousin by great great Uncle Eugene Scott ... and cousin Mary Alice Scott (b 1842) regularly wrote for Maine & Portland magazines. Her sister Della May Scott married J Freeman of Portland. Her box of family history bible & genealogy were last seen in 1994 at 9 Pilgrim Road, West Springfield, Ma (mine-this webmaster's house) ..and it and its contents are reputed sold for their innate value as old documents ..or crudely marketed for a genealogy racket. Included are a 'hand made wooden writing box' or secretary bearing the name Mary Ann Durgin ... & other photographs of PEI McCormacks passed off as MacNeils Also the Mary Alice Scott birth certificate has been altered ifor a forgery and used for a new bank account and tax identity by the perpetrators. Her Scott & Durgin family hstories are an important part of my family history and Maine history ... and should be preserved. Addendum - Several parties have referenced a genealogy for these families for Portland, Oregon -- they area for Portland, Maine. Portland, Me & Portland, Ore families did connect in the latter's founding by sea captains from Salem & Portland. [Sadly Portland, Ore remains one of the biggest credentials fraud centers in the USA] Contact scottagin@webtv.net if you have information. Wills, family bibles, old deeds, photos, etc. are replacements for lost history The same activity occurred with family property of McCormack-McNeill ancestry for PEI & Massachusetts relations -- possibly used to revive an old family real estate business in Boston .. and to create backgrounds for illegal aliens. A package of MacNeill family history may aslobe i circulation ..which includes Holyhood-Brookline, Ma burial plot lists Mary Ellen MacNeill & family. The missrepresented paperwork is mssing a burial from 1999 and wasprinted in 1994-95 and is a common cemetery grave location map and family burial list which one would obtain from a cemetery. It was being sold & re-sold as genealogy & immigration paperwork with McCormack family photographs -copied (one shows a group of businessmen centering aroung one with white hair and a beard) mis-reperesnted as MacNeills from Ireland. Same parties may mis-repreent the garve as re-salable and offer disenterrment - as is common in some partof Europe with 99 year gravesites. Genealogy fraud is not un-common but is illegal ... the purpose is also a sale of an illegal background in America... publicity helps police it.

Scott Lineage Maine Samuel Scott (1703ngland -Canterbury Kent) | Samuel Scott m (?) | 1790 Giles Scott m (?) | Joseph Scott m (?) | Henry Scott m (?) | Henry M Scott b 1824 m 1853 Mary A Pringam | Charles H Scott b 1856 m1878 Mary Anne Durgin | Sarah E Scott b 1885 m 1906 Joseph A Connolly | Owen F Connolly m 1947 Dorothy L McCormack | Scott M Connolly b 1949

Durgin Lineage Massachusetts & Maine William Durgin England b 1603 .. to Massachusetts Bay Colony 1630's | Wiliam Durgin II m (?)Libby | Ephraim & Hannah Durgin Limerick Maine by 1730 | Samuel Durgin m 1765(?) | Ebeneezer Durgin m 1790 (?) | John N Durgin m 1821 (?) | William H Durgin m 1848 (?) | Charles H Scott m 1878 Mary Anne Durgin | Sarah E Scott 1885 m 1906 Joseph A Connolly | Owen Connolly b1921 m1947 Dorothy McCormack | Scott M Connolly b 1949

A suggestion of the Connolly Family Descent from William Durgin here. Some Durgin's may have re-joined from Boston & NH .. and Portland, Maine has a Portland Durgin by 1845-50 distinguishing him from the more western and southern Cornish or Machias? Durgins. [really his name]
Limerick, Maine, on the Saco River Valley was settled in about 1775 on the site of an old Sokoki Indian camp & trading place. [By coincidence ..Limerick, Ireland was the last port and point of land held by the Stuart rebellion against William III & Mary II & Parliament -- its French forces and fleet departed in 1689 after peace was made.] Cornish, Maine .. also a Sokoki trading place and camp, was settled in 1668 New Gloucester was settled later in 1866 from the old Sabbath Day Lake Village .. an old Shaker Community from 1799. From MAINE: A Guide "Down East' pub 1937 Riverside Press (with the WPA) in 1937
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