I103903: SCOTA (____

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SCOTA was one of the EARLIEST NAMES OF IRELAND -- so named, it was said, from SCOTA, the "DAUGHTER OF THE PHARAOH" one of the ancient female ancestors of the MILESIANS. These people were commonly called "SCOTTI" or "SCOTS," both terms being frequently used by early Latin historians and poets

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VOL. 5 of A BRASHEAR(S) FAMILY HISTORY, "Two Brashear(s) Families of the Lower Mississippi Valley, Their Choctaw, & Other Descendants," SAMUEL W. BRASHIERS and EZILDA R. FOSTER/ LOUISA T. WILLIAMS 121

"Samuel Brashear (1819-1859) who married Ezilda R Foster of Adams Co Mississippi in 1841. Children are Mary Jane, Samuel F.and Ezilda Elizabeth. After her death in 1846 he married Louisa Williams in 1850 In EBR and had Joseph H, Sarah White, Ann M., John V and Elizabeth. Samuel's first three children returned to Mississippi to live with their grandparents after his death."

Joane sent a copy of this doc which shows the names of Martha McCants and John R. Brashear's 3 children. "The State of Louisiana, Parish of East Feliciana: Know all men by these present that I Mary Jane Rourk and wife of Hiraim M Hatch of said parish of the first part opinted herein by my said husband here present at the signing this at the---by these present, grant, bargain, sell, transfer, and let over unto Ms Louisa Willliams, surviving widow of Samuel W. Brashiers of the Parish of East Baton Rouge, of the second part, all my right, title, interest and claim in and to the Negro man Oliver since in the property of Ms Catherine Brashiers widow of John Brashiers and in parish of East Baton Rouge. This being the same slave sold by Philip Brashiers to John Brashiers for the use and benefit of his minor children, Samuel, Ann and John Brashiers, said sale made on the 11th day of April 1825 before John C White then a notary public. I this vendor being a daughter of said Ann Brashier
the ---of the marriage with W Rourk ---.This sale is made for and in consideration of the price and sum of three hundred dollars, each part to ---by the purchase or at or before the signing this ---, the receipt of which I hearby acknowledge, to have and hold unto the law. Ms Louisa Brashier this ---- interest all of which I have in and to said slave Olliver from --- and my --- and --- to her access benefit forever. Entertaining of all which I sign my name here to authorize husband and in the presence of C E Rogeillio and John F. Woodhouse-----witnesses on the twenty seventy day of December 1859.
M J Hatcher I authorize my wife to sign the above"

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Anna Echols [838.5.10] (-1806) married James Daniel. James Daniels family moved to Wilkes County, Georgia, where his wife died (will dated 20 Aug. 1806, recorded 3 Nov. 1806).

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2 Thursa Ann Kilgore b: ABT 1804 + John Pyle b: ABT 1795

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IV. Nancy Minor((5)). Married T. Herndon.
Mary MEINDERT|MINOR (1741-1822).

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Mary Berry Taylor, b. Feb. 7, 1800. (Married William Todd Barbour, four sons and one daughter.)

My Southern Family

SCOTA

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ID Number: I103903

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Juda AYLESWORTH

ABT 1728 - AFT 1811

ID Number: I49258

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Samuel W. BRASHEAR

1819 - 1859

ID Number: I53174

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Mary Frances DUDLEY

Dec 1841 - Jul 1911

ID Number: I12108

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Anna ECHOLS

ABT 1750 - ABT 1806

ID Number: I97237

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Thursa Ann KILGORE

ABT 1804 - ____

ID Number: I93916

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John LAWSON

22 Feb 1754 - 6 Aug 1823

ID Number: I45937

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Nancy Mary MINOR

7 Mar 1741 - 1822

ID Number: I40570

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Moses RUCKER

ABT 1763 - ABT 1835

ID Number: I30399

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Ernest STEWART

ABT 1830 - ____

ID Number: I84633

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Mary Berry TAYLOR

7 Feb 1800 - 1833

ID Number: I68712

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