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Looking for Ann Hewitt m. William? or George? Dodd in Brampton, England c. 1849. My great grandfather, Thomas Hewitt Dodd, died in 1930 in Arizona. On his death cert, his parents names are given as Ann Hewitt and William Dodd of "Brampton, England." I found an Ann Hewitt m. George (not William) Dodd 15 Sep 1849 in Farlam, Cumberland, UK. In the 1881 census for Clesketts, Brampton, Cumberland, UK, Dodd family including a Thomas appears. I'm trying to confirm that this is the correct family. Does…See More

This group is for anyone looking for help searching or anyone wanting to share their Hewitt Family History. We are also researching the other spellings, including "Hewett".

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Benjamin Scott was a tailor in Decatur Twp, Mifflin Co, PA. In his will, he left $1 to his son, Alexander D. Scott. Alexander D. Scott was b. 1810, but the only known marriage of Benjamin Scott occurred 17 Mar 1818, when he married Eleanor Bell in Belltown, Mifflin Co, PA. It seems pretty obvious that Benjamin had a previous marriage. My question, should you care to answer it, is who was Benjamin Scott married to between 1800 and 1810?

A group for anyone interested in the surname Scott and any known variations such as Scot, Schott, Scutt or Scotte.