Elizabeth PAUL1834–
- Name
- Elizabeth PAUL
- Given names
- Elizabeth
- Surname
- PAUL
- Married name
- Elizabeth SCOTT
 Birth | about 1834 |
 Religious marriage | George SCOTT — View this family December 12, 1857 (Age 23 years) |
 Birth of a son#1 | George SCOTT 1859 (Age 25 years) |
| Birth of a son #2 | William SCOTT 1861 (Age 27 years) |
 Census | George SCOTT — View this family 1861 (Age 27 years) Civil parish: Methlick Address: Auchencrieve Occupation: Ploughman |
| Death of a husband | George SCOTT March 19, 1916 (Age 82 years) |
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Marriage: December 12, 1857 — Methlick Aberdeenshire Scotland |
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2 years son |
George SCOTT Birth: 1859 30 25 — Fyvie Aberdeenshire |
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3 years son |
William SCOTT Birth: 1861 32 27 — Methlick Aberdeenshire |
| Census | Civil parish: Methlick Address: Auchencrieve Occupation: Ploughman |
| Media object | The group of George Scott(1858-1943) eldest son of George Scott and Elizabeth Paul was taken in Toronto in the last years of the 19th Century. Kneeling in front is Gordon McKay Scott (1889-1981) Seated (L-R) are William George Kerr Scott (1886-1943), Mary Marjorie Scott (1894-1989), Ella May Jane Scott (1887-1956) and George Scott, the father. Standing (l-R) are James Ernest Scott (1892-1917) - killed in WW1 and at the back, Jane Fife (or Fyfe) Scott nee Henderson (1858-1919), the mother. |
| Media object | Format: image/jpeg Image dimensions: 640 × 426 pixels File size: 71 KB Highlighted image: no Note: The group of George Scott(1858-1943) eldest son of George Scott and Elizabeth Paul was taken in Toro… The group of George Scott(1858-1943) eldest son of George Scott and Elizabeth Paul was taken in Toronto in the last years of the 19th Century. Kneeling in front is Gordon McKay Scott (1889-1981) Seated (L-R) are William George Kerr Scott (1886-1943), Mary Marjorie Scott (1894-1989), Ella May Jane Scott (1887-1956) and George Scott, the father. Standing (l-R) are James Ernest Scott (1892-1917) - killed in WW1 and at the back, Jane Fife (or Fyfe) Scott nee Henderson (1858-1919), the mother. |